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Meanings of move inversely in English
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Usage of move inversely in English
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Those have hauled up U.S. bond yields, which move inversely to prices.
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An uptick in yields smacked bond prices, which move inversely to yields.
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Yields move inversely to prices, so demand pushes prices higher and yields lower.
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Yields move inversely to prices and inflation erodes the value of longer-dated bonds.
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A hike is expected to hurt Treasuries prices, which move inversely to yields.
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The safe-haven bid also boosted U.S. Treasury debt prices, which move inversely with yields.
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The upturn should also benefit creditors' recovery rates, which generally move inversely to default rates.
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Yields, which move inversely to prices, have fallen over the last couple of trading sessions.
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Bond prices and yields move inversely to each other.
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Yields move inversely to prices so this sort of trend allows investors to bank capital gains.
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Oil tends to move inversely to the dollar as many commodities are priced in the U.S. currency.
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In bonds, prices move inversely to yields.
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Bond yields move inversely to their prices.
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The price of gold fell and yields on low-risk government bonds, which move inversely to the price, rose.
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Prices move inversely with yields, producing hefty profits for banks that bought and sold JGBs during the period.
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Debt yields move inversely to prices.
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Move inversely across language varieties
United States of America
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