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pegged

[pegd] / pɛgd /




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The 15th seed won the first and third sets, but was pegged back on both occasions, only to seize control again with a stunning 170 checkout to claim the fifth set.

From BBC

Around $120 billion is pegged to each index, based on cash flowing from pension funds, sovereign-wealth funds, and broader investment portfolios.

From Barron's

The economy was getting dragged along, as well, with GDP growth over the three months ending in October pegged at an astonishing 4.3%.

From Barron's

The firm is also the primary banker for Tether, among the world’s largest issuers of stablecoins — a type of crypto pegged to the dollar or another asset to avoid wild swings in value.

From Salon

In fact, the gap between benchmark two-year Treasury bond yields and 10-year Treasury note yields was last pegged at 68 basis points, the steepest since January 2022.

From Barron's