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goldilocks
[ gohl-dee-loks ]
noun
- (used with a singular verb) a person with golden hair.
adjective
- (usually initial capital letter) not being extreme or not varying drastically between extremes, especially between hot and cold: Goldilocks zone.
a Goldilocks economy that is neither overheated nor too cold to cause a recession;
a goldilocks planet such as Earth.
goldilocks
/ ˈɡəʊldɪˌlɒks /
noun
- a Eurasian plant, Aster linosyris (or Linosyris vulgaris ), with clusters of small yellow flowers: family Asteraceae (composites)
- a Eurasian ranunculaceous woodland plant, Ranunculus auricomus, with yellow flowers See also buttercup
- sometimes capital a person, esp a girl, with light blond hair
- modifier; sometimes capital not prone to extremes of temperature, volatility, etc
a goldilocks planet
a goldilocks economy
Word History and Origins
Origin of goldilocks1
Word History and Origins
Origin of goldilocks1
Example Sentences
Calling the PMI a "goldilocks" report, Martin said it was "generally a good report" with prices moderating and "okay" employment.
The 'goldilocks' scenario of brisk payroll growth and modest wage rises was enough to see stocks rally hard by Friday's close even though Treasury bond yields continue to stalk 16-year highs.
The big fear for investors is that what looked like an emerging 'goldilocks' scenario of cooling inflation and resilient growth starts to shape more like the 'stagflation' of sticky price gains and crumbling demand.
That provided hope that an expansion in labour supply could ease wage pressures even while hiring stays strong, a true goldilocks scenario for the Fed.
Still, investors' focal point for the week is the U.S. consumer price index amid recent goldilocks data and remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell that's given strength to the economic soft-landing narrative.
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