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upshot

[uhp-shot] / ˈʌpˌʃɒt /


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The upshot is that the Treasury posted a net deficit of $284 billion, also a record for any October.

From Barron's

The upshot is that, after leading the slump earlier in the month, stocks tied to the artificial-intelligence trade have found themselves back in the lead.

From MarketWatch

The upshot is that, after leading the slump earlier in the month, stocks tied to the artificial-intelligence trade have found themselves back in the lead.

From MarketWatch

The upshot is it’s cheaper to convert — and that gives savers the ability to do more.

From MarketWatch

The upshot is the Fed is likely to boost liquidity—the firm is forecasting it will purchase $25 billion in Treasuries a month beginning in April.

From Barron's