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Definition of pullback in English: pullbacknoun ˈpʊlbakˈpʊlˌbæk 1An act of withdrawing troops. forces have begun a pullback from frontline positions Example sentencesExamples - This withdrawal followed on previous military pullbacks in the state.
- He said yesterday the pullback would start immediately after a meeting in Damascus between the leaders of both countries to approve the withdrawal plan.
- Coalition hard-liners have been trying to sabotage a pullback.
- U.S. military officials are cautiously optimistic the move will bring calm to the besieged city, but warn the pullback is not a withdrawal or retreat.
- But he also wanted, according to the NYT, a pullback of US forces from the cities: ‘The occupation itself is a source of insecurity.’
2A reduction in price or demand. wait for pullbacks to buy international stocks Example sentencesExamples - During market pullbacks, watch for the ratio to meet or break 0.9.
- Investors are also increasingly looking for income/yield and despite the recent pullback, equities continue to provide little by way of dividend yield in the absence of earnings growth.
- Paramount among those is a surprise pullback by consumers, which could send the expansion into a tailspin.
- This is the market now and we're going to see pullbacks that are good buying opportunities followed by price rises.
- Turning to the market, stocks are pulling back after recent strong gains - not a surprise to see a pullback after four straight sessions of gains.
- To be sure, the recent sharp pullback in oil prices from new record highs is also the result of a quite understandable price sticker shock.
- A pullback in crude oil prices could spur further gains in shares, he added.
- So we are going to see perhaps some pullbacks on prices of gasoline and other fuels, but these are high prices.
- For retailers, a consumer pullback during the crucial back-to-school period could mean a very unmerry Christmas.
- A dip in volatility would cause some immediate pullback in demand, analysts say.
- That said, what you're going to start to see is a pullback in the market.
- To say the pullback offended customers and distributors would be putting it mildly.
- The pullback, when it comes, will be severe if accompanied by news that suggests the economy won't rebound this year.
- Most households, it seems, react sluggishly to the market's shifting performance, which may help explain why consumption has held up despite the pullback in stock prices.
- Then, quite suddenly last quarter, consumers posted one of their weakest performances in more than year, accentuated by a sharp pullback in June.
- As long as we hold this area without a dramatic pullback, the euro will likely push higher on Tuesday.
- Any pullback in prices should see strong support at the $575 region.
- Moreover, he says, ‘given the pullbacks in valuation and increased volatility, we feel this actually is an opportune time for these instruments,’ at least for companies with solid prospects.
- It appears that a trader/investor can ride the majority of an uptrend and be out during the big consolidations and pullbacks by employing this simple method.
- Fact is, the boom in online gaming has barely been affected by the economic pullback.
Synonyms discount, markdown, deduction, cut, price cut, concession, allowance
Definition of pullback in US English: pullbacknounˈpʊlˌbækˈpo͝olˌbak 1An act of withdrawing troops. Example sentencesExamples - Coalition hard-liners have been trying to sabotage a pullback.
- He said yesterday the pullback would start immediately after a meeting in Damascus between the leaders of both countries to approve the withdrawal plan.
- This withdrawal followed on previous military pullbacks in the state.
- But he also wanted, according to the NYT, a pullback of US forces from the cities: ‘The occupation itself is a source of insecurity.’
- U.S. military officials are cautiously optimistic the move will bring calm to the besieged city, but warn the pullback is not a withdrawal or retreat.
2A reduction in price or demand. there is no sign of a consumer pullback Example sentencesExamples - To say the pullback offended customers and distributors would be putting it mildly.
- A pullback in crude oil prices could spur further gains in shares, he added.
- Any pullback in prices should see strong support at the $575 region.
- This is the market now and we're going to see pullbacks that are good buying opportunities followed by price rises.
- Fact is, the boom in online gaming has barely been affected by the economic pullback.
- Turning to the market, stocks are pulling back after recent strong gains - not a surprise to see a pullback after four straight sessions of gains.
- Investors are also increasingly looking for income/yield and despite the recent pullback, equities continue to provide little by way of dividend yield in the absence of earnings growth.
- Moreover, he says, ‘given the pullbacks in valuation and increased volatility, we feel this actually is an opportune time for these instruments,’ at least for companies with solid prospects.
- Then, quite suddenly last quarter, consumers posted one of their weakest performances in more than year, accentuated by a sharp pullback in June.
- As long as we hold this area without a dramatic pullback, the euro will likely push higher on Tuesday.
- Paramount among those is a surprise pullback by consumers, which could send the expansion into a tailspin.
- Most households, it seems, react sluggishly to the market's shifting performance, which may help explain why consumption has held up despite the pullback in stock prices.
- It appears that a trader/investor can ride the majority of an uptrend and be out during the big consolidations and pullbacks by employing this simple method.
- The pullback, when it comes, will be severe if accompanied by news that suggests the economy won't rebound this year.
- That said, what you're going to start to see is a pullback in the market.
- During market pullbacks, watch for the ratio to meet or break 0.9.
- To be sure, the recent sharp pullback in oil prices from new record highs is also the result of a quite understandable price sticker shock.
- For retailers, a consumer pullback during the crucial back-to-school period could mean a very unmerry Christmas.
- A dip in volatility would cause some immediate pullback in demand, analysts say.
- So we are going to see perhaps some pullbacks on prices of gasoline and other fuels, but these are high prices.
Synonyms discount, markdown, deduction, cut, price cut, concession, allowance
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