Definition of short covering in English:

short covering

noun

mass nounStock Market

The buying in of stocks or other securities or commodities that have been sold short, typically to avoid loss when prices move upwards.
（股票、证券或商品的）空头补进
Example sentencesExamples
- This news spilled over into other markets today, forcing short covering in copper and other metals.
- Such short covering becomes a source of extra demand for a stock, pushing the price up.
- ‘It's nothing more than a bit of short covering,’ said David Thwaites, European strategist at BNP Paribas in London.
- This market condition develops because short covering and not fundamental demand is fueling the rising price trend.
- Actually, we suspect short covering and derivative trading were likely major factors fueling the rally.

Definition of short covering in US English:

short covering

nounˈˌSHôrt ˈkəv(ə)riNG

Stock Market

The buying in of stocks or other securities or commodities that have been sold short, typically to avoid loss when prices move upward.
（股票、证券或商品的）空头补进
Example sentencesExamples
- This market condition develops because short covering and not fundamental demand is fueling the rising price trend.
- Such short covering becomes a source of extra demand for a stock, pushing the price up.
- ‘It's nothing more than a bit of short covering,’ said David Thwaites, European strategist at BNP Paribas in London.
- This news spilled over into other markets today, forcing short covering in copper and other metals.
- Actually, we suspect short covering and derivative trading were likely major factors fueling the rally.

词汇	short covering
释义	Definition of short covering in English: short covering noun mass nounStock Market The buying in of stocks or other securities or commodities that have been sold short, typically to avoid loss when prices move upwards. （股票、证券或商品的）空头补进 Example sentencesExamples This news spilled over into other markets today, forcing short covering in copper and other metals. Such short covering becomes a source of extra demand for a stock, pushing the price up. ‘It's nothing more than a bit of short covering,’ said David Thwaites, European strategist at BNP Paribas in London. This market condition develops because short covering and not fundamental demand is fueling the rising price trend. Actually, we suspect short covering and derivative trading were likely major factors fueling the rally. Definition of short covering in US English: short covering nounˈˌSHôrt ˈkəv(ə)riNG Stock Market The buying in of stocks or other securities or commodities that have been sold short, typically to avoid loss when prices move upward. （股票、证券或商品的）空头补进 Example sentencesExamples This market condition develops because short covering and not fundamental demand is fueling the rising price trend. Such short covering becomes a source of extra demand for a stock, pushing the price up. ‘It's nothing more than a bit of short covering,’ said David Thwaites, European strategist at BNP Paribas in London. This news spilled over into other markets today, forcing short covering in copper and other metals. Actually, we suspect short covering and derivative trading were likely major factors fueling the rally.
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