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Meanings of discount in English
Usage of discount in English
1
The average discount across capital cities was 6 per cent last year.
2
However, analysts predict that the markets will quickly discount the election results.
3
The discount rate corresponds to the return victims should expect from investments.
4
The discount would apply for homes built after 1 July this year.
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Institutional shareholders said they were keen to subscribe, given the large discount.
6
Both are a discount to Transatlantic's current share price and book value.
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The maximum discount for the offer was 35 percent, the bank said.
8
I'll pay market value, I'm not asking for a discount or anything.
9
Its shares trade at a discount to U.S. peers as a result.
10
Last week, local prices were between flat and a 25 cent discount.
11
Cattle prices were supported partly by their discount to the cash market.
12
She valued their repeat business and would often give a fair discount.
13
The German discount stores are continuing to open branches all over Ireland.
14
The funds bought bonds in the secondary market at a steep discount.
15
So it is worth looking at how the discount rate is set.
16
Residents within the charging zone will receive a 90 per cent discount.
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Translations for discount
Discount through the time
Discount across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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