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spur

[spur] / spɜr /




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Experts say he will focus on spurring private sector, digital and technological growth as the manufacturing hub seeks to break into the club of upper middle-income countries by the end of the decade.

From Barron's

With supply still squeezed and an increase in demand spurred by lower mortgage rates, “I expect homes to start selling for more than asking price again,” he adds.

From Barron's

And the frenzy around AI is spurring loans for corporate investments and infrastructure projects.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is that siege mentality that served Hearts so well over the past few days, and why it might just spur them on to a remarkable title win.

From BBC

He isn’t the only one who thinks all this violence could spur more oil price increases.

From Barron's