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notional

[noh-shuh-nl] / ˈnoʊ ʃə nl /


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The document goes into detail about what a campaign of “notional” covert Ukrainian attacks might look like, ranking them by the likelihood that they would cause Russia to escalate in response.

From Washington Post

The bondholder group holds a "significant" percentage of the total notional value of the bonds, Quinn Emanuel said earlier this month when it was hired by the bondholders group.

From Reuters

On some level, they said, the debate is notional, given that Ukraine is at war and a major part of its territory is occupied by Russian invaders.

From New York Times

In notional terms, open interest in bitcoin's most recent peak at $12.24 billion on March 22 was the highest since mid-November when bitcoin was trading near $60,000, according to Deribit data.

From Reuters

"Financials were net sold in eight of the past nine weeks and this week saw the largest notional net selling in more than a year, driven by short and long sales," the report said.

From Reuters