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dial

[dahy-uhl, dahyl] / ˈdaɪ əl, daɪl /
VERB
tune to desired position
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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

At least four people in line have written books about the case, including Hirsch, co-author of a book with juror Amie Williams, who dialed in on FaceTime to say hello to old acquaintances.

From The Wall Street Journal

I’m about to dial again when a flash of yellow in the review mirror catches my attention.

From Literature

The German lender reported mixed results and an outlook for this year that doesn’t move the dial as it already broadly aligns with consensus expectations, analysts say.

From The Wall Street Journal

But that surge led analysts at Deutsche Bank to dial back their expectations for the stock on Tuesday.

From MarketWatch