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Meanings of rebalance (rebalancing) in English

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Usage of rebalancing in English
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For example, the hesitant liberalising of exchange rates probably slowed economic rebalancing.
Reuters
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Rather these deals represent a rebalancing of the market, a banker said.
Reuters
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It is easy to read the papers and accept that rebalancing works.
Reuters
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Such a rebalancing cannot happen until after Bush and Blair have gone.
The Guardian
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The two-pronged message of economic rebalancing and nationalism is a potent one.
The Irish Times
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On both road and rail, it should be biased towards regional rebalancing.
The Guardian
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And by keeping the yuan artificially low, it is stymying global rebalancing.
The Guardian
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That may include rebalancing clients' portfolios and analyzing their future social security benefits.
Reuters
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For example, rebalancing software can cost tens of thousands of dollars.
Reuters
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Investors are rebalancing intermediate-dated debt following large auctions earlier this week.
Reuters
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Third, the economic rebalancing that Britain mostly needs is between regions, not sectors.
Reuters
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The exchange said the rebalancing would take effect on May 2.
Reuters
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But we see the correction as part of a rebalancing process, Martowardojo said.
Reuters
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Unrealistic targets distort the economy by delaying rebalancing and boosting debt.
Reuters
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This is the missing element of rebalancing we've never quite developed.
The Guardian
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Hammond is even more concerned about borrowing and fiscal rebalancing than Osborne was.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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