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Meanings of more downside in English

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Usage of more downside in English
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Either way, there's going to be more downside volatility in that market.
Reuters
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Domestic fund managers warned the Nikkei faced more downside risk around May.
Reuters
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Whether that low is hit or not, market players are betting on more downside.
Reuters
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The trip may present " more downside than upside" for Harper, Burton said.
Reuters
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This rally has surprised many analysts who in recent days have predicted more downside action.
The South African
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There is probably a bit more downside to come for the survey given this relationship.
The Guardian
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However I see more downside for our market.
Reuters
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If it is less than 100, it is more desirable if you want more downside protection.
Reuters
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However, even with this we do not see value in large caps and therefore expect more downside.
Reuters
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However, Tey said he expects more downside for Singapore shares, given the many uncertainties about global growth.
Reuters
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Technically, a breach of key support levels seems to have opened up more downside for the rupee.
Reuters
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Technically, there was more downside than upside.
Chuck klosterman on media and culture
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At the same time, reassessment of fuel subsidies in countries such as Indonesia may create more downside risks.
Reuters
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Most analysts see more downside in already weak markets as they continue to adjust to a changed environment.
The Irish Times
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The real estate sector tumbled 12 percent after the quake and more downside is expected for the shares.
Reuters
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Some investors looked to calls, betting on a rebound in the shares while others were targeting more downside.
Reuters
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