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downturn

[doun-turn] / ˈdaʊnˌtɜrn /


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According to an official gauge, China’s manufacturing downturn deepened last month, weighed down by the effect of week-long holiday.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even sectors such as energy, which had rallied on Monday on the belief it stood to benefit from a broader conflict that raised prices, were engulfed in the downturn.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, even by the reigning PFA Young Player of the Year's own admission, Palmer is not yet operating at his fluid, brilliant best - with several mitigating factors contributing to that downturn.

From BBC

Reasons for this included a downturn in China, along with slow growth in the UK as well as tariffs when selling into America – which is one of Aston Martin's largest markets.

From BBC

But if yields are falling because of worsening expectations for the economy or job market, things change because such a “flight-to-safety” trade would likely be accompanied by a downturn in stocks and other assets.

From MarketWatch