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Discover LudwigThe phrase "priced in" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most often used to describe the fact that the cost or value of something is taken into account in terms of its impact on a particular situation or market. For example, "In the current market, analysts believe that the effects of the pandemic have already been priced in."
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It was all priced in.
Almost all commodities are priced in dollars.
Stocks priced in renminbi could follow.
Land is usually priced in rupiah.
Riad L'Aziza is priced in this range.
Something is priced in.
Now most properties are priced in pesos.
Have markets priced in such political risks?
For example, golfing is priced in 15-minute increments.
Second, 90%97%7%) of imports (exports) are priced in dollars.
Pastas, all priced in the teens, were tasty and robust.
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