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modest

[mod-ist] / ˈmɒd ɪst /




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Full-year copper production was a modest miss versus the guidance range, but was broadly in line with both consensus and RBC’s expectations, they say.

From The Wall Street Journal

Analysts at Morgan Stanley and Macquarie also read the press conference as reinforcing a longer pause, even though many Fed watchers expect modest easing later this year, after Powell’s term as chair ends.

From Barron's

Stock futures are pointing to modest gains, but fortunes overnight were mixed with Microsoft shares slumping and Meta jumping after both companies reported quarterly results.

From The Wall Street Journal

Officials made fairly modest changes to the post-meeting statement explaining their decision, retaining language that has typically signaled openness to further moves without suggesting any hurry to make them.

From The Wall Street Journal

But despite the hype, the effect of the deal on the global economy will likely be modest.

From The Wall Street Journal