Synonyms for stabilisation
sta·bil·i·sa·tion

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1. stabilization, stabilisationnoun

   the act of making something (as a vessel or aircraft) less likely to overturn

   Synonyms:
   stabilization

   Antonyms:
   destabilization, destabilisation

2. stabilization, stabilisationnoun

   the act of stabilizing something or making it more stable

   "he worked for price stabilization for farm products"; "wage stabilization is necessary for industrial peace"; "stabilization means that the product can be handled under atmospheric conditions"

   Synonyms:
   stabilization

   Antonyms:
   destabilization, destabilisation

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1. List of paraphrases for "stabilisation":

   stabilization, stabilising, stability, stabilizing, soak

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1. Daniel Martin:

   Our view is that the most recent hard data out of China shows signs of stabilisation, but if we do start to see the opposite...then that would make the MAS much more nervous.

2. Francois Savary:

   U.S. jobless claims are expected to surge again, and in this environment we cannot talk about a recovery in equities in the short term. The best you can hope for is stabilisation in the current environment.

3. Alex Thorndike:

   As the Fed's path to normalisation in its monetary policy becomes clearer as we venture into 2016, we may see some stabilisation in gold and silver with an eventual move higher into H2 2016, in the shorter term, however, things could deteriorate further.

4. Christian Stocker:

   Industrial metals prices have probably seen the bottom. They have been in a phase of stabilisation over the last few weeks. We assume that the downside pressure on basic resources shares has come to an end for now, we like miners from a tactical point of view as margins are recovering swiftly and valuations look relatively attractive.

5. Ingo Speich:

   Sentiment is quite nervous...I think more and more investors blame central banks for not acting in the current environment to bring stabilisation, currently there is no positive bottom-up or fundamental signal that is strong enough to keep markets up.