Synonyms for macro
ˈmæk roʊmacro

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1. macro, macro instructionadjective

   a single computer instruction that results in a series of instructions in machine language

   Synonyms:
   macro instruction

   Antonyms:
   little, small

2. macroadjective

   very large in scale or scope or capability

   Antonyms:
   small, little

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1. List of paraphrases for "macro":

   macros, macro-, macroeconomic, macroscopic, macro-level, macro-economic, macrolevel

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1. Norihiro Fujito:

   You need to be careful of big futures players' positions as their strategy could sway the market sharply, those global macro investors are the 'trend setters' in the market. If they start selling Topix futures, it's not a good sign.

2. Sam Diedrich:

   If you had described the environment (at the start of the year) and asked people what they expected macro to do, I think people would have said 'quite well', the drivers for macro returns are really (the) ability to capture the trends that exist, so it's hard to predict that going forward, but a lot of the drivers that would seem very positive are setting up for this year again.

3. Takuya Takahashi:

   As the market has already priced in a U.S. rate cut this month and there are few other major macro events in the near future, the next focus is whether there are further U.S. rate cuts for the rest of the year.

4. Nicholas Snowdon:

   Nickel has a strong fundamental story and I think the view of investors was that after a near $2,000 pull-back, it was approaching territory that, irrespective of that macro noise, was an attractive entry point, this was in particular for the Chinese investor base, where many are hard-core nickel bulls.

5. Howard Schultz:

   It’s my belief that the efforts of unionization in America are in many ways a manifestation of a much bigger problem, there is a macro issue here that is much, much bigger than Starbucks.