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unwind

[uhn-wahynd] / ʌnˈwaɪnd /




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But unwinding it not only will be difficult, given rising concerns about market liquidity; it also may not produce the more equitable economic benefits he wants.

From The Wall Street Journal

The effect of a mass deleveraging looks set to bleed over into stock markets, and metals aren’t the only crowded trade susceptible to being unwound.

From Barron's

The bitcoin holdings of Michael Saylor’s Strategy were briefly underwater in a sign of the unwinding in cryptocurrency value this year.

From MarketWatch

Though lower interest rates ought to provide a fillip for gold and silver, it seems investors are looking for scraps of news to unwind their recent parabolic rallies.

From Barron's

That sell-off has led to some traders unwinding bets aimed at taking advantage of differences in value between the yen and the dollar.

From BBC