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marginally

[mahr-juh-nl-ee] / ˈmɑr dʒə nl i /


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—Bitcoin rose marginally but continued to struggle for a meaningful recovery after U.S. stocks closed mostly lower overnight.

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The bond purchases were “marginally helpful,” but more would be necessary for a broader pickup in the mortgage market, Fifth Third Bancorp Chief Financial Officer Bryan Preston said in an interview last month.

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It found that industry output steadied to begin the year as backlogs were cleared and new products were released, though demand remained soft and new order inflows declined marginally.

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Eurozone government bond yields traded marginally lower in early trade as uncertainty over tariffs and falls in equities lifted safe-haven assets.

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December’s drop was marginally softer than the 0.5% retreat in sales expected by economists, and continued a stretch of choppy trade for retailers following a 1.2% rise in November.

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