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pass through

[pas-throo, pahs-] / ˈpæsˌθru, ˈpɑs- /










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Cost pass-through sectors such as steel, packaging and gloves may remain resilient, while construction could see near-term margin pressure, they say.

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“But broad-based and open-ended measures may add excessively to demand and strengthen the pass-through.”

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“The effects depend on many factors, such as labor market tightness, developments in inflation expectations, and the extent of cost pass-through to core inflation.”

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At the time, Super Micro’s compliance department had paused shipments of servers to an Asian company that, according to prosecutors, was used as a pass-through to hide the servers’ ultimate destination in China.

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The scheme involved a "pass-through" company based in Southeast Asia used to obscure where the servers packed with Nvidia GPUs were actually going, prosecutors maintain.

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