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IV intravenous.
IV
abbr.
1. intravenous
2. intravenously
3. intraventricular

IV,
1 abbreviation for intravenous or intravenously.
2 
Usage notes: informal.
equipment consisting of a bottle or bag of fluid, infusion set with tubing, and intravenous catheter, used in intravenous therapy.
3 intravenous administration of fluids or medication by injection into a vein.

IV 
intravenous; see also under injection.

IV, i.v.
intravenous, intravenously.

IV
Intravenous, also 1. Interventricular 2. Intervertebral 3. Intravascular 4. Intraventricular–cardiology


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Implied volatility, a gauge of option market expectations of future moves, on Nikkei futures edged up only slightly.
The fact that these puts are trading higher along with the stock tells us that it is likely a buyer driving the volume, and that implied volatility is higher.
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