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cutting

[kuht-ing] / ˈkʌt ɪŋ /


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After Powell in August signaled that the central bank would begin cutting interest rates despite above-target inflation, gold kept climbing.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Indian exporters responded to US tariffs by shipping less, not by cutting prices.”

From Los Angeles Times

It remained at that level until August 2024, when the Bank started cutting.

From BBC

In response to the figures, Chancellor Rachel Reeves said her priority was cutting the cost of living, citing measures in her November Budget including a freeze to rail fares and prescription charges.

From BBC

That generally hasn’t been a problem with corporate earnings continuing to outperform expectations and the Fed cutting interest rates, but “the high-risk part of it is that you can’t have anything go wrong,” he said.

From The Wall Street Journal