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room

[room, room] / rum, rʊm /




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In the U.S., the Treasury curve has more room to steepen relative to bond markets in other countries for a number of reasons, Nakamura said in a phone interview on Friday.

From MarketWatch

The Dow Jones Transportation Average of logistics firms and airlines has also jumped, a signal to market technicians that the move higher has room to run.

From The Wall Street Journal

Establishments that sell only a few items—say, food trucks and burger joints—have little room to absorb those higher prices, so they’re more likely to have to pass them on to the consumer.

From The Wall Street Journal

There does, however, remain a Springbok in the room.

From BBC

He especially liked the rocking chair in the living room.

From Literature