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fade

[feyd] / feɪd /




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Since the start of the Iran conflict, stock-market gains driven by hopes of de-escalation have tended to fade by the end of the week, Hackett noted.

From MarketWatch

In Lore Segal’s fiction, memory is a mine of storytelling wealth—and conversation among friends is the vital thread of life itself, even when all other pleasures have faded.

From The Wall Street Journal

But interest rapidly faded; by February the download pace had fallen to just over 1 million, according to market researchers.

From Los Angeles Times

The odds of an interest-rate cut in the U.S. may be fading but Mexico’s central bank trimmed rates last week, and strategists say it has room to do more on that front.

From Barron's

“We see credit tightening as optimistic GDP expectations fade.”

From Barron's