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Meanings of fundamentals in English

Portuguese
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Catalan
principi bàsic
Spanish
principio básico

Principles from which other truths can be derived.

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The elementary knowledge of any subject that can be learnt further.

Usage of fundamentals in English
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Hayward said that in the longer term, oil market fundamentals remained tight.
Reuters
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It is clear that investors' high hopes continue to trump deteriorating fundamentals.
The Irish Times
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He initially held the traditional notion that economic fundamentals led market moves.
Reuters
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But Hague said that did not change the fundamentals of the case.
The Guardian
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Prices set by fundamentals, not fear, would be good news all round.
Reuters
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The answer may well be determined by market sentiment rather than fundamentals.
Reuters
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Commodity costs set by fundamentals, not fear, would be good for many.
Reuters
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In 2011, citing positive market fundamentals, the company restarted its development pipeline.
Reuters
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Some experts say fundamentals could tug down prices in the near-term, however.
Reuters
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However, dealers insisted domestic fundamentals played the main part in London's surge.
The Irish Times
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The fund's recent performance commentary said investors have been shunning company fundamentals.
Reuters
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Ministers have said repeatedly they respond to fundamentals of supply and demand.
Reuters
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We'll have to go back to fundamentals, Lewis said earlier this week.
Reuters
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Potash Corp would likely drop but quickly rebound on the market fundamentals.
Reuters
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But analysts point out the stock's price may already reflect these fundamentals.
Reuters
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The fundamentals of the religion of God are therefore one in reality.
Foundations of World Unity
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