funds
Britishplural noun
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money that is readily available
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British government securities representing national debt
Example Sentences
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Federal workers have Thrift Savings Plans, which offer access to low-fee funds that invest in stocks and U.S.
From MarketWatch
Federal workers have Thrift Savings Plans, which offer access to low-fee funds that invest in stocks and U.S.
From MarketWatch
The FOMC’s dot plot—in which the committee’s participants anonymously project where they would like the federal funds rate to go in the future—highlights this issue.
From Barron's
Individual traders, known as “ants,” have 100 million equity accounts open, almost two for every person in the country, and are pouring money into stocks and leveraged exchange-traded funds that supercharge returns.
From MarketWatch
As owners of, and lenders to, software companies through their funds, the largest private-asset managers have seen their shares sink alongside swaths of the rest of the market in recent sessions.
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