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steady

[sted-ee] / ˈstɛd i /




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While claims are often volatile over the holiday period, economists say the recent low level of claims is a sign of relatively steady labor market conditions.

From MarketWatch

While claims are often volatile over the holiday period, economists say the recent low level of claims is a sign of relatively steady labor market conditions.

From MarketWatch

It is sports that kept me grounded, kept me steady and somehow kept me believing.

From Los Angeles Times

But it supports steady demand for infrastructure suppliers, equipment makers, and utilities—sectors that have quietly shown earnings resilience.

From Barron's

As consumers continue to favor functional beverages that promise energy and performance, this drink category has seen steady growth as other beverage segments struggle with slowing volumes.

From Barron's