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Meanings of outperform in English

Portuguese
superar
Catalan
superar
Spanish
superar

Be or do something to a greater degree.

superar
Usage of outperform in English
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Financial services companies tend to outperform in a higher interest rate environment.
Reuters
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Investors in IPOs typically expect new companies to outperform the broader market.
Reuters
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We reiterate our 'outperform' rating, Bernstein Research analysts said in a note.
Reuters
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As that trend continues, financial companies' bonds should outperform shares, he said.
Reuters
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A rebounding A-share market has helped the sector outperform in recent weeks.
Reuters
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The figures supported British government bonds, helping them outperform their German counterparts.
Reuters
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Active managers don't really have the ability to outperform the market there.
The Irish Times
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Investors are betting on state firms to outperform their private company peers.
Reuters
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Every year, the grades from NI outperform everyone else in the UK.
The Irish Times
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Strength in the auto sector helped onshore Chinese markets outperform Hong Kong.
Reuters
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The narrowing spread underscores questions about whether Itaú's operations can still outperform.
Reuters
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More fund providers are designing their own indexes to outperform the market.
Reuters
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Regional banks outperform on U.S. Senate deal to roll back Dodd-Frank Act.
Reuters
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Huber kept her outperform rating with a price target of 112 euros.
Reuters
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We demonstrate that machine learning algorithms appreciably outperform classical signal detection methods.
Pubmed
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An analyst has upgraded his investment recommendation on Augusta Capital to outperform.
Radio NZ
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Outperform through the time
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
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