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tumult

[too-muhlt, tyoo-] / ˈtu məlt, ˈtyu- /


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U.S. stocks saw a bullish start to February as investors bought the recent dip and extreme tumult in the metals market eased.

From MarketWatch

The roughly $30 trillion Treasury market has held mostly steady despite extreme tumult in other parts of the financial market and recent renewed fears of a “Sell America” approach to trading.

From MarketWatch

The women have each endured private struggles and have come together to “reconcile professional ambition with personal tumult.”

From Los Angeles Times

In his video to Target staff this week, Fiddelke acknowledged the tumult engulfing the company’s hometown before falling back on the familiar language of the joint letter.

From The Wall Street Journal

It capped a evening of straightforward celebration in a season of tumult for Salah, Slot and Liverpool.

From BBC