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pullback

[pool-bak] / ˈpʊlˌbæk /


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The pullback in crypto valuations has actually increased Sheers’s willingness to consider it for clients who show interest.

From MarketWatch

The way to think about the phenomenon is that there’s been a pullback.

From MarketWatch

That pullback in demand would likely initially hit energy-poor countries in Asia and Europe, where prices for jet fuel, diesel and more already are skyrocketing.

From The Wall Street Journal

The retail pullback may reflect a broader uncertainty about the war’s escalation and a possible economic slowdown if the conflict doesn’t wind up soon.

From Barron's

But he noted that this month’s increases have landed on top of a broader pullback in spending on things like clothing and furniture over the past several years, as shoppers continue to battle with inflation.

From MarketWatch