Meanings of unsubstantiated rumours in English

In a debate about Joyce, Cash used parliamentary protections to voice unsubstantiated rumours about Shorten.

But short-sellers can also profit from unsubstantiated rumours, so long as the rumours push share prices down.

But no front-runner has been spared by a flurry of unsubstantiated rumours that left many voters wavering.

But unsubstantiated rumours they remained.

The other big exporter to China, Fonterra, said there had been unsubstantiated rumours about its own involvement in the case.

She said that spreading unsubstantiated rumours about the tourists' safety in South Africa will only affect the economy and job creation.

Traders sighted unsubstantiated rumours that the Federal Reserve could announce a scaling back of its programme after it meets next week.

Police Commissioner Brigadier General Sitiveni Qiliho also warned the public to refrain from spreading unsubstantiated rumours about the case, saying it only created fear.

In the early part of Friday afternoon, though, it was a case of unsubstantiated rumours and unconfirmed sources all groping for space in the dark.

Unsubstantiated rumours of a family feud between Phoebe and the tight-knit Burgess clan also did the rounds.