new issue

British

noun

stock exchange an issue of shares being offered to the public for the first time

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While the Mental Health UK report shows a notable number of young people are being affected by burnout, clinical psychologist Dr Claire Plumley says it is not a new issue - it's just "being talked about a lot more".

From BBC

I put my apples beside the bread and cheese Beryl brought and settle in with my new issue of Spicy Detective.

From Literature

Strong appetite for bank bonds has led to low new issue premiums, they say.

From The Wall Street Journal

Demand for the longer-dated bonds may be stronger, reflecting the higher yield likely offered by the new issue.

From The Wall Street Journal

One new issue that might emerge from reapplication is whether, “by submitting to the new rules, immigrants with revoked licenses are giving up any right to sue for improper revocation,” said attorney Doug Burnetti, who has been closely following the policy changes.

From Los Angeles Times

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