intraday

American

[in-truh-dey] / ˈɪn trəˌdeɪ /

adjective

occurring during a single day.

Etymology

Origin of intraday

First recorded in 1970–75; intra- + day

Example Sentences

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After commodities powerhouse Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, the global oil benchmark soared to nearly $140 a barrel in intraday trading—close to a record high.

From The Wall Street Journal

WTI traded at its highest level since Aug. 4 on Monday, while Brent hit its highest intraday level since July 31 on Thursday, according to Dow Jones data.

From Barron's

Oil futures settled lower in choppy trade after reaching a new 6-month intraday high, with U.S.-Iran nuclear talks due later this week holding back expectations of immediate U.S. military action.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Monday, the stock nudged up 2% in intraday trading.

From MarketWatch

The South Korean Kospi climbed 0.7% after rising as much as 2% intraday, while Taiwan’s Taiex crossed 34000 for the first time, adding 2% as investors bet on a reduction in levies placed on Chinese exporters.

From The Wall Street Journal

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