X-Date
The projected date on which a government exhausts its borrowing capacity and can no longer meet all obligations on time.
Why it matters: It moves markets and interest rates, which feeds straight through to mortgage and loan pricing.
X-Date, XBRL, X-Ray Evidence. Each definition explains what the term means and why it changes a number.
The projected date on which a government exhausts its borrowing capacity and can no longer meet all obligations on time.
Why it matters: It moves markets and interest rates, which feeds straight through to mortgage and loan pricing.
eXtensible Business Reporting Language, the tagged data format regulators require for financial filings.
Why it matters: It is why company financials can be compared automatically rather than read one document at a time.
Diagnostic imaging used to establish the existence, extent and timing of an injury.
Why it matters: Imaging dated close to the incident is one of the hardest things for an insurer to argue with.
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