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prudent

[prood-nt] / ˈprud nt /


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That rule was prudent back when firms went public early in their life cycle at total market values well below $1 billion.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It is entirely right and prudent for Turkey to also consider the consequences that the current crisis could have on possible refugee movements from Iran to Turkey," Wadephul said.

From Barron's

From a technical perspective, stocks in this sector appear likely for a prudent pause in the very least and a likely tactical pullback.

From Barron's

"Evidence on chronic high consumption from fortified foods and long-term neurobehavioral outcomes is still sparse. Moderation, clear labelling, and attention to total daily exposure remain prudent," advises Begdache.

From BBC

So, in the short-term, Subramaniam said: "I would say the prudent course for the Bank of England would be to remain on hold."

From BBC