price in
Include in calculation
To price in is to incorporate expected future events or information into a current valuation.
The phrase comes from financial markets, where traders adjust stock prices based on anticipated outcomes: The market has already priced in a rate cut.
More broadly, it means to factor something into calculations or expectations: We've priced in the possibility of delays.
- quoteRepeated words from another
- average upBuy more at higher prices
- valuationAssessment of monetary worth
- supply and demandPrice-determining economic forces
- risk premiumExtra yield for uncertainty
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