Financial coup, colloquially Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% KILLING Financial coup, colloquially (7)
6% DETAT Coup -- (overthrow) (5) Premier Sunday Oct 18, 2026
6% AFLOAT Financially solvent (6) Thomas Joseph Oct 15, 2026
6% SUS Shady, colloquially (3) The Atlantic Oct 14, 2026
6% STOCKEXCHANGE Financial marketplace (13) The Times Concise Oct 13, 2026
6% ONTHEROPES Near failure, colloquially (10) New York Times Oct 9, 2026
6% ETAT Coup target (4) Wall Street Journal Oct 3, 2026
6% WORTH Financial value (5) The Telegraph Quick Oct 2, 2026
6% SCOOP Reporter's coup (5) Eugene Sheffer Sep 30, 2026
6% AUDIT Financial review (5) Commuter Sep 30, 2026
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