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Meanings of hike in English
Usage of hike in English
1
We continue to expect the first rate hike in Q4 this year.
2
Enterprise condemned government plans, announced earlier this month, to hike alcohol duty.
3
Now, however, more traders believe the Fed is approaching another rate hike.
4
The bank was the first to hike following the global financial crisis.
5
However, he sees little chance of a rate hike any time soon.
6
But he signalled that authorities could hike fuel prices later this year.
7
Ms Coffey said there was strong community support for the wage hike.
8
Took a nice hike today to get Isabelle familiar with the area.
9
The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to hike interest rates this year.
10
The government says the tax hike helps curb inflation while protecting consumers.
11
Nothing beats a good meal after a hike in the great outdoors.
12
As usual, he gave no time frame for a possible rate hike.
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It also needs an agreement with financing banks and a capital hike.
14
Chakrabarty said when asked of the possibility of an off-cycle rate hike.
15
For many, the data suggested a rate hike as soon as September.
16
Prices usually hike up over Easter, Christmas and New Years as well.
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Hike across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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