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sharper

[shahr-per] / ˈʃɑr pər /


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The plunge in gilt prices, which move inversely to yields, was far sharper than the moves seen in other developed-economy bonds of the same duration.

From MarketWatch

The company’s balance sheet could benefit from tariff refunds, potentially leading to sharper pricing or enhanced member services.

From Barron's

The Dallas Fed said the businesses it talked with were seeing moderate inflation in the services sector, but sharper increases for physical goods.

From The Wall Street Journal

As detectors become more sensitive, this method could deliver even sharper measurements, potentially helping scientists close the gap behind the Hubble tension.

From Science Daily

That kind of market broadening is often viewed as a bullish signal—but the rotation turned violent in February, with muted moves in broader indexes sometimes masking sharper moves beneath the surface.

From The Wall Street Journal