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Maelstrom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
"Closing date" vs "closing day"
Are these two terms interchangeable in finance speak?
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You may have to check your local speaker of finance.
In the US, day can have the connotation of day of the week.
Q: What day does the shop close?
A: Monday.
The shop will be open on Tuesday.
Q: What date does the shop close?
A: April 1, 2015.
That's likely the last day the shop is open.
In the US, "closing date" is the technical term f
In the US, day can have the connotation of day of the week.
Q: What day does the shop close?
A: Monday.
The shop will be open on Tuesday.
Q: What date does the shop close?
A: April 1, 2015.
That's likely the last day the shop is open.
In the US, "closing date" is the technical term f
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