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The financial supervision package
MEPs are set to vote into law a rigorous new framework for the supervision of financial markets in the EU, after achieving an agreement with Member States (debate and votes Wednesday).
Press conference with the five rapporteurs were: Jose-Manuel GARCIA MARGALLO (EPP, ES), Peter SKINNER (S-D, UK), Antolin SANCHEZ-PRESEDO (S-D, ES), Sylvie GOULARD (ALDE, FR), Ramon TREMOSA i BALCELLS (ALDE, ES), Sven GIEGOLD (Greens/EFA, DE)
Read more: www.europarl.europa.eu/news/public/story_page/042-80931-2…
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Financial News question by John: What do these financial news synonyms/antonyms mean? “plummets” “plunged” “rose” “soar” “rally” “surge”?
Is there a difference in impact, or levels of seriousness of these words? Does one word carry a bigger psychological meaning than the other?
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Answer by Chainsaw On Idle
“Plummet” and “plunge” generally mean the same thing. They both generally refer to something (in this case, the market) taking a sharp nosedive.
“Rose” (“Rise”) generally means to increase.
“Soar” means to increase greatly and (for the most part) stay there.
“Rally” generally refers to a market increase that takes place on the news or the forecast of something good happening or something beneficial to investors.
“Surge” just refers to a sudden, sharp increase, like an electrical surge.