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cadence

[keyd-ns] / ˈkeɪd ns /


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"The risks remain skewed towards a faster cadence or larger decline in rates," said Pantheon, pointing to the Fed's impending leadership change with the 2026 departure of Chair Jerome Powell.

From Barron's

“If they give every quarter or twice a year, or whatever cadence, it’s providing that level of sustained support, and they are rising to the occasion.”

From MarketWatch

“Nothing feels unusual, yet when you remove the steady cadence of earned income, these added moments show up in the numbers faster than expected.”

From MarketWatch

The constraints to this include radiation tolerance/bit‑flip risk, launch cadence, and networking.

From MarketWatch

“We assume that they’ll continue to use the emergency room and emergency procedures at the same rate, in the same cadence,” he said.

From MarketWatch