DZ
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Etymology
Origin of DZ
from Arabic Djazïr
Example Sentences
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In the coming years, its economy will have to contend with higher labor costs, lower yields on investment and less funding from the EU, according to Matthias Schupeta, an economist at DZ Bank.
Netflix’s cash-and-stock transaction represents a coup for the man that all of Hollywood calls DZ.
A stone’s throw from the Brandenburg Gate, DZ’s stone facade aligns seamlessly with its blocky neighbors on Pariser Platz, providing little hint of its shocking interior.
From Los Angeles Times
Flash estimate inflation data for the eurozone are “eagerly awaited” on Tuesday, say DZ Bank analysts in a note.
“Central bank officials unanimously signal that they consider the current key interest rate level to be well positioned,” DZ Bank analyst Christian Reicherter said in a note.
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