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marginally

[mahr-juh-nl-ee] / ˈmɑr dʒə nl i /


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Morgan Stanley, for its part, sees European bonds as marginally more attractive than U.S. bonds, and the financial sector as more attractive than other sectors.

From Barron's

Drivers agree that it was marginally better in the first year of the regulations, 2022, but has become increasingly worse ever since.

From BBC

Americans are still worried about inflation and the broader state of the economy, but they are growing marginally more confident that inflation won’t get worse.

From Barron's

Treasury yields traded marginally lower as investors took a cautious stance ahead of ADP employment and ISM services data.

From The Wall Street Journal

Maresca is picking marginally older players this season, with an average starting XI age of 24 years and 169 days, but they remain the fourth-youngest team in Europe's big five leagues.

From BBC