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inflow

[in-floh] / ˈɪnˌfloʊ /


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An inflow of Venezuelan oil could ding the long-term demand for domestic crude.

From The Wall Street Journal

"In just ten years, recurring patterns and regularity have developed in the drainage, with massive and abrupt changes in meltwater inflow on a timescale of hours to days," said Humbert.

From Science Daily

If family contributions, employer benefits, philanthropic general contributions, and states and cities match the scale, longer term inflows could be even higher, Jefferies added.

From Barron's

Bitcoin ETFs recorded a combined $35.5 billion of net inflows in 2024, following the launch of the first batch of such ETFs on Jan. 11 of that year.

From MarketWatch

Moreover, as exchange-traded funds investing in gold and platinum group metals record inflows, they are forced to go out and buy the underlying commodity, creating a virtuous circle.

From MarketWatch