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pullback

[pool-bak] / ˈpʊlˌbæk /


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“Hopes for a full rebound were dashed by volatility from tariffs, an extended government shutdown, and a late pullback in AI stocks,” said analysts for Renaissance Capital in a 2026 IPO preview report.

From Barron's

A downturn in the AI sector, whether through a data center moratorium or otherwise, could result in a pullback in their spending and a decline in stock prices.

From Salon

"With policy risk not subsiding anytime soon," analysts at Charles Schwab wrote in a research note, "the bar for a pullback or mini correction in the beginning of 2026 is not terribly high."

From BBC

Trading remained thin in the holiday-shortened week, though precious metals appeared to steady after seeing a sharp pullback from recent record highs.

From Barron's

That could leave the market vulnerable to a sharp early-year pullback if investors see the latest advances in China as a threat to U.S. leadership in AI technologies.

From Barron's