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anchor

[ang-ker] / ˈæŋ kər /




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The empire may be global, but the capital, technology, and innovation remain anchored in the U.S.

From Barron's

Nonetheless, even though he lost his job, Robinson made history as the first African-American nightly news television anchor.

From The Wall Street Journal

Robust corporate earnings, strong household balance sheets, and a solid labor market continue to drive equity performance, anchoring investor focus on fundamentals.

From Barron's

Robust corporate earnings, strong household balance sheets, and a solid labor market continue to drive equity performance, anchoring investor focus on fundamentals.

From Barron's

Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Venezuela could raise its oil production faster than people are expecting, “which is keeping the market well anchored,” Flynn adds.

From The Wall Street Journal