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downside risk

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Downside risk
The risk that a security will decline in value including the implications of risk.
downside risk
The potential losses that may occur if a particular investment position is taken. For example, the downside risk from holding Treasury bills is quite small. Compare upside potential.


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Shirakawa said that the Japanese economy had been facing a series of downside risks such as the waning effects of domestic stimulus packages, the weak employment and income situation, as well as the moderate pace of the global economic recovery.
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Uncertainty in global financial markets as well as downside risks regarding the US economy and the world economy remain," he added.
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