financial uncertainty JUST WRITTEN FOR YOU
/ˌfɪnænʃəl ʌnˌsɜːrˈtɪn(t)i/ · fin·an·cial ·un·cer·tain·ty
noun
- A state of doubt or lack of clear knowledge about financial matters, such as investments, debts, or economic trends. The company's financial uncertainty led to a decline in stock prices.
- A situation in which financial decisions or actions are difficult to predict or plan for due to changing economic conditions. The government's financial uncertainty made it challenging to set a budget for the upcoming year.
adjective
- Characterized by or relating to a lack of clear knowledge or information about financial matters. The financial uncertainty of the project made it difficult to secure funding.
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Did you know? The concept of financial uncertainty has been a concern for businesses and governments throughout history, with ancient civilizations such as Greece and Rome struggling with economic uncertainty due to wars and trade disruptions.