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downturn

[doun-turn] / ˈdaʊnˌtɜrn /


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They powered Australia to 104-0 in 8.2 overs before Head departed for 59 and it marked the beginning of dramatic downturn.

From BBC

The property market is still in the midst of a downturn that started in 2020, though the pace of deceleration is slowing.

From Barron's

The property market is still in the midst of a downturn that started in 2020, though the pace of deceleration is slowing.

From Barron's

Vinh says some firms are folding and others downsizing or pivoting because of both the "prolonged downturn and an unclear legal framework".

From Barron's

Easing price pressures, coupled with this week’s robust labor data, reassured some investors that there is a path for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates without an economic downturn.

From The Wall Street Journal