"domestically focused" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that prioritizes or gives attention to domestic issues, rather than international or global ones. Example: The new government's policies were primarily domestically focused, with a focus on improving infrastructure and addressing inequality within the country.
More domestically focused banks were not spared.
Workers employed in major export industries earn higher wages than those in domestically focused sectors.
The FTSE 250, which includes more domestically focused companies, posted a smaller 1.8% weekly fall.
The group includes the large and the small, the export-oriented and the domestically focused.
As a result, Pitter said her work has become more domestically focused under the Trump administration.
The uncertainty continues to aid companies whose businesses are largely domestically focused, analysts said.
Banks from Canada, Asia and Europe and are trying to keep up with the rapidly expanding horizons of once-domestically focused oil groups, like the China National Offshore Oil Corporation, or Cnooc, and India's Reliance.
Going from a 35% base corporate tax rate to a 21% rate was a huge jolt to profits, especially for domestically-focused companies, but stock market observers should always focus on the next play.
The more domestically-focused FTSE 250 index of midcaps is up about 13% from its level on 23 June.
The most shorted companies in the FTSE 250, which is more domestically-focused than the FTSE 100, are the construction group Carillion,the investment manager Ashmore, and the property investor Hansteen.
And in America the most highly rated banks based on their share price relative to their book value are a host of mid-sized domestically-focused firms, joined by Wells Fargo, a huge but all-American outfit.Not all banks around the world are packing their bags and heading home.
