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sub·in·dex  (sb-ndks)
n. pl. sub·in·di·ces (-d-sz)
1. Mathematics A subscript.
2. pl. sub·in·dic·es or sub·in·dex·es An index of measurement based on relatively few variables, especially a trade index based on the performance of a particular group or type of stocks.

subindex [sʌbˈɪndɛks]
n pl -dices [-dɪˌsiːz], -dexes
1. (Communication Arts / Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) another word for subscript [2]
2. (Library Science & Bibliography) US an index to a subcategory


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Nevertheless, seven of the nine sectors that classify listed companies at ADX recorded gains with only the Real Estate and the Insurance sub-indices retreating by 4.
The objective of each index in the series is to provide investors with exposure to the price difference between Sub-Indices, and in turn, the underlying futures contracts.
The LPI is a composite of six sub-indices of supply chain performance covering customs procedures, logistics costs, infrastructure quality, the ability to track and trace shipments, and timeliness in deliveries.
 
 
 
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