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inversely

[in-vurs-lee] / ɪnˈvɜrs li /


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This index’s two trading-day performance from Black Friday through Cyber Monday is inversely correlated with how it subsequently performs through the end of December.

From MarketWatch

Wood wants to check the misconception that “innovation and interest rates are inversely correlated.”

From MarketWatch

She then measured the correlation between the PCI and gross private domestic investment, finding that they are inversely correlated.

From MarketWatch

If investors demand a higher return for holding longer-dated bonds, that will mean higher borrowing costs for the government and falling prices on already issued bonds, because bond prices move inversely to rates.

From Barron's

O’Meara’s impact on her world was inversely proportional to her size.

From Los Angeles Times