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deleverage
Deleverage (verb) means to lower how much money is owed by quickly selling off assets.
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To lower how much money is owed by quickly selling off assets.
"Because the country is exposed to large interest rate shocks, this triggers a strong precautionary-saving response: households deleverage fast and massively."
— Hausmann-Guil, Approximating around the Stochastic Steady State Matters: Rethinking Uncertainty Shocks in Small Open Economies (2026)
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What is the meaning of deleverage?
"deleverage" (verb) means to lower how much money is owed by quickly selling off assets.
What is the opposite of deleverage?
The opposite of "deleverage" is gear up.