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bode

[bohd] / boʊd /


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Investors see tailwinds including aging vehicles and machinery, which bode well for demand for replacement parts and repair services.

From The Wall Street Journal

Do these problems bode perpetual doom and gloom for Africa?

From The Wall Street Journal

Forecasts for deeper engine repairs and overhauls by airlines trying to keep older planes flying amid a shortage also bode well for aftermarket sales of those companies, said the analysts.

From MarketWatch

A surreptitious change of bank details does not bode well for your mother’s estate planning.

From MarketWatch

Solid demand at eurozone bond auctions and syndications bodes well for the Italian debt sale, especially as Italian bonds have been benefiting from strong investor appetite for quite some time.

From The Wall Street Journal