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plumbing

[pluhm-ing] / ˈplʌm ɪŋ /




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At their policy meeting on Oct. 28-29, as repo-market volatility spiked, Fed officials debated making an adjustment to the plumbing that steers funds through the SRF, according to the notes from the meeting published Wednesday.

From The Wall Street Journal

Beijing is laying the first pipe for financial plumbing in a post-American world—where U.S. sanctions no longer matter.

From The Wall Street Journal

The country had productive water-focused agricultural planning, major cities’ plumbing upgraded to reduce leaks, and several desalination plants—all designed, built and operated by Israelis in partnership with Iranian experts and engineers.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the time, tall buildings were grappling with how to supply heating and plumbing across dozens of floors.

From The Wall Street Journal

And while $300,000 or less sounds like a nice round figure, it could quickly end up costing more when plumbing and other foreseen and unforeseen structural conditions are taken into account.

From MarketWatch