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price-sensitive

British  

adjective

  1. likely to affect the price of property, esp shares and securities

    price-sensitive information

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Walmart’s low prices continue to resonate with price-sensitive consumers, helping the biggest retailer deliver “beat-and-raise” third-quarter results.

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Walmart’s low prices continue to resonate with price-sensitive consumers, helping the biggest retailer deliver “beat-and-raise” third-quarter results.

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The results of Walmart, which caters to buyers across income groups, are seen as a key gauge of consumer behavior as households become more price-sensitive.

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Consumers in turn have become more price-sensitive.

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Price-sensitive consumers cut back on dining out, opting instead to save money by cooking more meals at home.

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