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swing

[swing] / swɪŋ /




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As silver prices have marched relentlessly higher, the magnitude of the metal’s daily swings has increased.

From MarketWatch

Beyond market swings, the broader U.S. economy has been expanding faster than expected.

From MarketWatch

On Friday, stocks swung between gains and losses before settling lower.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lecornu would have to reach a deal with the Socialists -- a key swing group -- to avoid this scenario.

From Barron's

They assert that stocks in these industries “offer relative resilience against AI-driven swings, anchored by policy, geopolitics and supply chain fundamentals.”

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