Meanings of technical correction in английском

That can inspire a pretty rapid technical correction, IG Markets analyst Kyle Rodda said.

Overall, Chinese stocks are down 20 percent from their peak earlier in June, well into technical correction territory.

Seventy and above is considered "overbought." "I expect a technical correction over the next few days.

Both metals are seeing a technical correction, with palladium still in overbought territory, analysts said, adding the dollar's advances also weighed.

It had climbed nearly 3 percent on Monday but that was seen as largely a technical correction after weeks of heavy losses.

In 1999, a technical correction amended subsection 511(a) by inserting "121" in lieu of "119."

The Nasdaq fell just over 10%, the most of the three, to enter a technical correction as of Tuesday's close.

In commodity markets, oil prices climbed nearly 3 percent on Monday in what was seen as largely a technical correction after weeks of losses.

In 1997, a technical correction amended section 910(a) by capitalizing the first word of the second sentence.

In 1999, a technical correction deleted the heading for paragraph (2) of section 512(e), which was "Injunctions."

In commodity markets, oil prices had climbed nearly 3 percent on Monday in what was seen as largely a technical correction after weeks of losses.

Since the beginning of Monday, the coin has lost nearly 3% amid technical correction strengthened by the general sell-off in the cryptocurrency market.

In 1999, a technical correction amended the first sentence in subsection 501(a) by inserting "121" in lieu of "118."

The S&P 500 has entered a technical correction, falling more than 10 percent since a peak on April 23, as Europe's troubles have rattled markets.

Republicans say they intend to introduce a technical corrections bill.

They refuse to consider any technical corrections to the bill in order to assist with its implementation.