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stimulus

[stim-yuh-luhs] / ˈstɪm yə ləs /


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The central bank held the benchmark lending rates unchanged in November, extending a pause in place since May, as economic resilience reduced the urgency for further stimulus.

From The Wall Street Journal

But he doesn’t expect earnings to surprise to the upside due to rising U.S. unemployment and bond vigilantes slowing the AI capex boom, unless big Chinese economic stimulus arrives.

From MarketWatch

The accelerated depreciation rule is a stimulus for companies.

From Barron's

Five years ago, “the world went into a recession and, as a result, bonds rallied because people were wagering on fiscal stimulus. Back then, there was a clear aim,” Tenengauzer said.

From MarketWatch

Five years ago, “the world went into a recession and, as a result, bonds rallied because people were wagering on fiscal stimulus. Back then, there was a clear aim,” Tenengauzer said.

From MarketWatch