English for Finance Vocabulary Bank

Revenue rose after the new contract was signed.

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We need to reduce the cost of delivery.

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Profit is the money left after costs are paid.

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Travel expense was higher this quarter.

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The margin improved after prices increased slightly.

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Performance improved after the new campaign.

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The sales target is 200,000 pounds this quarter.

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We saw an increase in online sales.

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There was a small decrease in expenses.

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The forecast for next quarter is stronger.

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The budget for training was approved.

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Our projection includes a small rise in costs.

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The allocation for marketing will stay the same.

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There was a variance between budget and actual spend.

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Each department received a clear budget note.

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