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lift

[lift] / lɪft /








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He notes that valuations for many AI power winners are already pricing in near perfection, which means more good news will be needed to lift shares, but far less is required to drive them lower.

From MarketWatch

“That rising tide will lift all boats, but nobody is going to completely unseat Nvidia in the interim.”

From MarketWatch

He arrived in the UK last Friday after Egypt's attorney general lifted an apparent travel ban.

From Barron's

New tariffs this year on imports lifted prices paid for grass-fed beef from Australia and Kobe steak from Japan.

From The Wall Street Journal

Firefighters had previously urged people living or travelling through the area to close windows and doors due to the smoke, but this advice has now been lifted.

From BBC