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Meanings of fund in English
Portuguese
capital Catalan
fons monetari A financial institution that sells shares to individuals and invests in securities issued by other companies.
Usage of fund in English
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However, one fund manager said the supply agreement would likely remain intact.
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The government says oil money will fund new roads, ports and railways.
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The State and the industry would come together to fund new medicines.
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And he said councils need to group together to fund water services.
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Over the past year, the fund saw strength in the financial sector.
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The new fund will focus on information technology for enterprises, he said.
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Most fund managers, however, think a majority of Gulf markets will benefit.
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The prime minister said a discretionary fund was available in such cases.
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Voters believe the Government already has enough money to fund those services.
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Penn State has not announced the creation of a victims' compensation fund.
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New Zealand is to fund a programme to support Samoa's cocoa industry.
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Mason said many victims will benefit as the fund quickly pays claims.
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The new hedge fund will be based in London, the paper said.
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Sea-Watch said the money would be used to fund future rescue missions.
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New money fund rules only go part way in righting this wrong.
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As a result, they are often bellwethers for hedge fund industry performance.
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