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Meanings of investing in English

Portuguese
investimento
Catalan
inversió
Spanish
inversión

The act of investing; laying out money or capital in an enterprise with the expectation of profit.

investimento
Usage of investing in English
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The investing process from there was fairly easy: long Japan, short France.
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Wine investing requires storage charges, and wine funds are often quite expensive.
Reuters
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In investing terms, it means he cannot help but move the market.
Reuters
4
So that has significant implications for foreigners investing in Europe, he said.
Reuters
5
American Express is also investing more money in building its e-commerce services.
Reuters
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Our government remains committed to investing in prevention and early intervention programmes.
The South African
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For a long time, responsible investing was a niche strategy within finance.
Reuters
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There's a growing appetite among young people for financial advice on investing.
Radio NZ
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But it now plans to start investing later this year, Mukhamedshin added.
Reuters
10
Internationally, many successful companies have a long history of investing in art.
The South African
11
Glossop said the fund was investing in large hydro projects in China.
Reuters
12
Some investors, however, have concerns about investing in an upstart car company.
Wired
13
Furthermore, New Zealanders investing in foreign companies will pay no more tax.
Radio NZ
14
The strategy also demonstrates 3M's ongoing commitment to investing in its future.
Reuters
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The company says it will be investing £12 million in the project.
The Irish Times
16
Stefanel said Abraaj was looking at investing in healthcare, education and energy.
Reuters
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Translations for investing
Portuguese
investimento
Catalan
inversió
Spanish
inversión
Investing through the time
Investing across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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