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tepid

[tep-id] / ˈtɛp ɪd /


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Bonds are reflecting investors’ concerns, most recently with the tepid investor response last week to a $69 billion auction of 2-year Treasuries.

From Barron's

As evidence, the Treasury market just logged its worst share of tepid auctions in a month in nearly three-and-a-half years.

From MarketWatch

Brent oil is back above $100 a barrel and U.S. stock futures point to a tepid start when trading begins.

From The Wall Street Journal

Prior to the start of military conflict in the Middle East, inflation in Canada was tepid, rising 1.8% in February.

From The Wall Street Journal

This would weigh on households and businesses -- with energy-hungry manufacturers set to be especially hard hit -- and could dent the region's already tepid growth.

From Barron's