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Bearish

Words used to describe investor attitude. A bearish investor believes that a particular asset or the market as a whole will decline in value.

Bearish

Describing a market for one or more securities in which there are few buyers and many sellers. A bearish market occurs due to declining prices, and it is sometimes associated with high trading volume. Investors may also describe having a bearish feeling about a market, meaning they believe (not necessarily with any analysis) that prices have been declining or soon will begin to do so.

bearish

Of or relating to the belief that a particular stock or the market as a whole is headed for a period of generally falling prices. Compare bullish.

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Dealers said dollar bearishness was also prompted by an increase in Japan's trade surplus with the United States in fiscal 2006 through March 31.

Dollar falls to lower 118 yen level on weak U.S. housing data

Dealers said the yen's bearishness started in early December, when the dollar traded in the 114 yen level.

Euro soars to lifetime high vs. yen in Tokyo morning deals

The dollar continued to show bearishness around the 118 yen line throughout the morning.

Dollar dips to around 118 yen line in Tokyo morning deals

dollar edged down in the upper 117 yen range Wednesday morning in Tokyo, inheriting its bearishness from overnight trading in New York where it lost ground on a cut in the U.

Dollar inches down in upper 117 yen range in Tokyo morning deals

dollar traded in the upper 109 yen level Monday in Tokyo after hitting yet another eight-month low on continued bearishness and signs of China tolerating a rise in the yuan.

Dollar hits fresh 8-month low in Tokyo

05 yen, falling to the lower end of the 102 yen level due to persistent dollar bearishness, dealers said.