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pullback

[pool-bak] / ˈpʊlˌbæk /


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“U.S. manufacturing activity contracted at a faster rate, with pullbacks in supplier deliveries, new orders and employment,” said Susan Spence, chair of the ISM.

From The Wall Street Journal

The economy contracted 1.8% in the second quarter, a steeper pullback than the earlier estimate of a 1.6% decline in GDP.

From The Wall Street Journal

Of the other 16, twelve were preceded by large pullbacks in the S&P500, of more that 10%, within the year leading up to election day, and the other saw pullbacks of less than 10%.

From MarketWatch

It works in reverse too, as the digital asset slump in recent weeks likely had an impact on broader sentiment, contributing to the pullback in equities.

From Barron's

It works in reverse too, as the digital asset slump in recent weeks likely had an impact on broader sentiment, contributing to the pullback in equities.

From Barron's