trade in a narrow/tight range

trade in a narrow/tight range
trade in a narrow/tight range
FINANCE, STOCK MARKET to set the price of stocks or shares at a level where there is very little difference between the bottom and top price, especially when investors are nervous about a financial market: »

The markets traded in a narrow range ahead of today's US interest-rate decision.

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