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sell-off

/ˈsɛl.ɒf/

/ˈsɛl.ɔf/

Translations

sell-offnoun

sell-offs

/ˈsɛl.ɒf/

/ˈsɛl.ɔf/

vente massiveFinance ; vente rapide et importante d’actions ou d’autres titres.

The unexpected economic report triggered a massive sell-off in the stock market.

Le rapport économique inattendu a déclenché une vente massive sur le marché boursier.

vente d'actifsEntreprise, finance ; cession rapide d’une grande quantité d’actifs pour lever des fonds ou réduire la dette.

The company announced a sell-off of its non-core assets to improve its financial position.

L’entreprise a annoncé une vente d’actifs non essentiels afin d’améliorer sa situation financière.

Synonyms

fire sale

clearance sale

sell-offadjective

/ˈsɛl ɒf/

/ˈsɛl ɔf/

Used attributively before nouns (e.g., "sell-off pressure").

de liquidationFinance ; se dit d’une pression ou d’un mouvement de marché lié à une vente massive.

Sell-off pressure continued to weigh on technology shares.

La pression de liquidation a continué de peser sur les valeurs technologiques.

sell-offnoun

A rapid selling of securities, such as stocks or bonds, often causing a sharp decline in prices.

The unexpected economic report triggered a massive sell-off in the stock market.

The sale of a large number of assets, often by a company or government, typically to raise funds or reduce debt.

The company announced a sell-off of its non-core assets to improve its financial position.

A fall in market prices that results from widespread selling.

Fears of inflation sparked a global sell-off that wiped billions from stock values.

sell-offadjective

Relating to or characteristic of a sell-off in financial markets.

Sell-off pressure continued to weigh on technology shares.