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minimal

[min-uh-muhl] / ˈmɪn ə məl /


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"Hence, the overall impact on growth, unemployment, inflation, or any other economic variable, as well as on the monetary and fiscal outlooks, should prove minimal at most."

From Barron's

The reason that the indicator has remained high is likely due to the relatively long pauses between cuts, which has meant that the relief to consumers has been minimal, Reid says.

From Barron's

They said that autonomous vehicles, at least short term, posed a minimal risk, as regulations, potential safety issues and manufacturing and infrastructure costs with AVs get sorted out.

From MarketWatch

“Short-term geopolitical events definitely move the gold price around a little, but incremental demand from safe-haven buying is minimal because the source of that demand has been exhausted,” Winmill said.

From MarketWatch

"We obviously didn't know all the players and we had minimal stats on some of them," Brook said.

From BBC