xu

American  

[soo] / su /

noun

plural

xu

1. an aluminum coin and monetary unit of Vietnam, one 100th of a dong: no longer in use.

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xu British  

/ tʃʊ /

noun

1. a monetary unit of Vietnam worth one hundredth of a dông

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Etymology

Origin of xu

First recorded in 1945–50; from Vietnamese, from French sou; sou

Example Sentences

OKX founder and CEO Star Xu added that the deal will “help build a more reliable market structure that bridges digital assets and equities, strengthens cross-market price formation, and meets institutional standards for risk and compliance.”

From Barron's

“Our core JD Retail business remained resilient, achieving double-digit growth in both revenue and operating profit for the full year despite a highly competitive industry landscape,” CEO Sandy Xu said in a statement.

From Barron's

Those reserves are "equivalent to about 115 days of its seaborne crude imports", Xu said.

From Barron's

Muyu Xu, an analyst at Kpler, a data intelligence and analytics platform, has estimated that even a one-day strait blockage could send crude into the $120-a-barrel to $150-a-barrel range.

From MarketWatch

Muyu Xu, an analyst at Kpler, a data intelligence and analytics platform, has estimated that even a one-day strait blockage could send crude into the $120-a-barrel to $150-a-barrel range.

From MarketWatch