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ease

[eez] / iz /






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These trade concerns were producing near-term worry about economic growth and raising the possible need for easing by central banks, while also leading to long-term fears about inflation and fiscal risks, he said.

From MarketWatch

These trade concerns were producing near-term worry about economic growth and raising the possible need for easing by central banks, while also leading to long-term fears about inflation and fiscal risks, he said.

From MarketWatch

Most available treatments focus on easing symptoms, but their benefits often fade over time.

From Science Daily

The rise in visitor numbers since the pandemic has sparked a backlash in many tourism hotspots, prompting the authorities to take steps to ease the pressure on bursting beaches and gridlocked streets.

From Barron's

Profitability is expected to stabilize, aided by steady load factors, stable yields, easing cost pressures, and a weaker dollar, which lowers dollar-denominated expenses, he adds.

From The Wall Street Journal