Synonyms for pct
pct

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1. percentage, percent, per centum, pctnoun

   a proportion in relation to a whole (which is usually the amount per hundred)

   Synonyms:
   per centum, portion, percent, part, share, percentage

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1. • Proportion

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1. List of paraphrases for "pct":

   pcts, tbp, pct-related, percent, ttcp, tap

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1. PCT

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1. Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda:

   I don't think there is any technical limitation to further strengthen our quantitative and qualitative easing (program) if necessary to achieve our 2 pct target.

2. Director Christine Lagarde on Wednesday:

   In a region of the world where growth is 1.5 pct on average, hey, 0.2 percent is worth having a look at.

3. Prime Minister David Cameron:

   Our trade with Vietnam accounts for just 0.5 pct of the UK's total global trade and I think that indicates the enormous opportunity that there is, we want to go much, much further ... we believe there's much more to come.

4. Stuart Culverhouse:

   Under the Macri leadership one can see a path whereby the economic imbalances are tackled and it just becomes a much better investment destination. They’ll be attracted by that investment story, the implied yield at the moment would be about 8.25 pct on the restructured bonds so you could see that coming in to 7 - 7.5 percent. At that level it would be more than fair value so the scope for a big rally from here is probably limited.

5. Carlos Ghosn:

   This (escape) was the most difficult decision of my life but I was facing a system where the conviction rate is 99.4 pct and I believe the number is far higher for foreigners, when I saw I was free it was as if I was born again.