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broad

[brawd] / brɔd /








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"That does not automatically mean policy tightening, but it can make the Fed more cautious about cutting quickly, because energy-driven inflation can spill into expectations and broader pricing behaviour over time."

From Barron's

Meanwhile, the CDC’s broader workforce has been reduced by roughly a quarter in just over a year.

From The Wall Street Journal

"But I think it fits more into broader economic warfare, and it has had direct ramifications for bilateral relations."

From BBC

That type of price jump would push up the cost of fuel for cars, power plants and more the world over, rippling through the broader economy and markets.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Then I thought, what if we could map the entire brain and gain a much broader view? It took several rounds of testing and trial and error before the measurements and analysis worked well together."

From Science Daily