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greenback

noun as in dollar

Strongest match

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Now that Argentina is running low on greenbacks, Mr. Bessent is on call.

One big factor behind international stocks’ hot streak: a slump in the greenback.

Given these developments, risk assets have sold off and the greenback has strengthened, the senior currency analyst adds.

In addition, Englander said that the U.S. “may be enjoying a productivity surge,” which normally leads to a stronger dollar, and that reserve managers seem “very cautious” about selling the greenback.

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The peso closed Tuesday at 1,515 to the greenback at Argentina's official exchange rate -- a drop of just over 1.3 percent from Monday.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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