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disorderly

[dis-awr-der-lee] / dɪsˈɔr dər li /




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Japanese authorities have intensified their unified warnings against “disorderly” market movements, the senior FX strategist says, noting recent remarks from officials, such as Vice Finance Minister for International Affairs Atsushi Mimura.

From The Wall Street Journal

In a research note sent late Thursday, the firm agrees that action in some parts of the market has become disorderly of late, a sign that some traders are being forced to exit positions.

From MarketWatch

He and three others were charged with disorderly conduct and obstruction.

From BBC

Mr. Tillis said the disorderly approach, including in Minneapolis, is “beginning to get the American people to think that deporting people is wrong.”

From The Wall Street Journal

They said the disorderly market for gas pricing threatens the eurozone’s industrial consumption.

From MarketWatch