qtd
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The time from the start of the current quarter up to now
- other
- Jargon
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trimestre hasta la fecha
- Analysts use qtd figures to evaluate short-term business performance.
Examples
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The report summarizes expenses qtd to help managers track quarterly budgets.
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The company's revenue qtd increased by 10 percent compared to the previous quarter.
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The financial report shows a 10% increase qtd.
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Our sales qtd have exceeded expectations this quarter.
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The company's revenue qtd increased by 10 percent compared to the previous quarter.
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Analysts use qtd figures to evaluate short-term business performance.
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Our sales qtd have exceeded expectations this quarter.
Surface Forms
qtd main
Etymology
Qtd is a short form of quarter to date, which means 'from the start of the current quarter up to now'. Think of it like YTD ('year to date') but for a three-month period, so companies use qtd to show short-term results.
