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pegged

[pegd] / pɛgd /




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Stocks will have a difficult time sustaining a second-quarter comeback until that target, pegged at around 6624 points, is firmly retaken.

From Barron's

The Revolutionary Guards and Iranian central bank favour "stablecoins" -- digital currencies generally pegged to the dollar in a bid to avoid volatility.

From Barron's

Nonetheless, the broader market tone remains positive heading into the Wednesday session, with Brent crude prices retreating firmly below the $100 mark, and last pegged at $95 a barrel, and stock futures powering higher.

From Barron's

Elsewhere, digital traders learned Tuesday about a potential compromise to be included in the key market bill that would ban rewards on accounts for stablecoins – types of crypto tokens typically pegged to the U.S. dollar.

From Barron's

Then there’s free school lunches, which the government has pegged at up to $4.69 per day for about 30 million children receiving meals in school.

From Los Angeles Times