Examples of 'weekly loss' in a sentence
Meaning of "weekly loss"
Weekly Loss: a term often used in finance or weight management to indicate the amount of loss experienced on a weekly basis, such as in weekly financial statements or weight tracking
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Oil is set for another weekly loss.
Is it the weekly loss limit?
Prices were still on course for the fourth straight weekly loss.
Aluminium on track for weekly loss on price correction.
Both futures contracts are in a position to post their fourth consecutive weekly loss.
Oil prices suffer sixth weekly loss in a row.
The weekly loss of earnings of a worker resulting from a work-related injury ;.
It is the third consecutive weekly loss for the regional benchmark.
This record jointly presents the daily loss forecasts and the weekly loss forecasts.
In the United States, markets posted their first weekly loss after a month of record highs.
Wall St rebounds on Fed bets but set for weekly loss.
The index is heading for its first weekly loss in four weeks.
Bitcoin extends slump, on track for third consecutive weekly loss.
The euro fell 0.5 percent, for its first weekly loss against the greenback in six.
The more overweight the person, the greater the allowed weekly loss.
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Do not worry about the extra pound and a half weekly loss you get with our program.
Stocks fell almost 1 % in their second consecutive weekly loss.
Do not hit or exceed the Daily and / or Weekly Loss Limit *.
So we if produce nothing we are garuanteeing ourselves a weekly loss of 1,000 dollars.
It has declined 2.2 percent this week, headed for its biggest weekly loss since October.
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