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cash movement
/ˈkæʃ ˈmuːvmənt/
flow of cash in and out of accounts
The company's cash movement was carefully tracked to ensure liquidity.
The company monitored its cash inflows and outflows to maintain financial stability.
Finance
formal
The movement of cash into and out of financial accounts, including deposits, withdrawals, and transfers.
Analysts examined the cash movement trends to predict the company's financial health.
Experts studied the patterns of cash inflows and outflows to assess the company's financial stability.
Often used in financial reporting and accounting to track liquidity.
Business
informal
The physical transfer of cash, such as in banking or retail transactions.
The bank's cash movement increased during the holiday season due to higher customer transactions.
The bank saw more cash being deposited and withdrawn during the holidays because of increased customer activity.
Less common in formal financial contexts.
Collocations
track cash movementmonitor cash inflows and outflowsanalyze cash movementexamine cash flow patterns
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Pro Tip
Financial Context
In finance, 'cash movement' refers to tracking deposits, withdrawals, and transfers to maintain liquidity.
Business Context
In business, it may refer to the physical handling of cash in transactions.
Gold Rule
Accuracy
Ensure precise tracking of cash movement to avoid financial discrepancies.
Word Origin
Derived from 'cash' (physical money) and 'movement' (transfer or flow).
Usage Notes
Primarily used in financial and business contexts to describe the dynamic flow of money.
Word Breakdown
cash
physical money
rootmovement
transfer or flow
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