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bumper

[buhm-per] / ˈbʌm pər /








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Attention turns to US inflation figures due later Friday, which come after a bumper jobs report Wednesday saw traders dial down their expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut next month.

From Barron's

Thursday’s stabilization in digital asset prices is a something of a surprise in the context of Wednesday’s bumper jobs report.

From Barron's

France has seen its public finances substantially deteriorate, Germany is going on a bumper borrowing spree while countries previously on the brink of bankruptcy like Greece have spectacularly restored their finances.

From Barron's

It might have acquired a crack in that mighty windshield by then, a rumpled bumper, a dent in the door, mismatched mudders.

From The Wall Street Journal

Positive weather conditions also helped create a bumper crop in Mexico.

From MarketWatch