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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.


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

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Taking a step back and looking at where the VIX was before it jumped this week helps put the move into context, according to Mandy Xu, head of derivatives-market intelligence at Cboe.

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That’s one of the reasons Xu said that she likes to measure the VIX’s moves in points instead of percentages.

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But Xu noted that multiple variables go into calculating the VIX, and that it isn’t just a fear gauge as its commonly used moniker suggests.

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Xu pointed to Cboe’s VIX Decomposition tool as a way for traders to further break down the variables that go into calculating the VIX.

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Xu Wanting, 33, who read about the new tax online, said she did not believe it would directly increase birth rates.

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