According to AMD's benchmarks, the 1800X ties the 6900K on singlethreaded benchmarks, and beats Intel on multithreaded performance.
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Intel didn't provide video editing benchmarks for Kaby Lake versus the more recent Skylake generation, but it did provide some other benchmarks.
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But benchmarks are primarily synthetic—which means after testing features the benchmarks provide you with a score rather than a time to completion.
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Google isn't saying benchmarks should be put aside altogether, but its announcement this week is an important reminder that benchmarks can easily outlive their usefulness.
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Nations would commit to certain benchmarks, like increasing union density, and those benchmarks would vary depending on the existing health of a nation's trade union movement.
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Approximately 52 percent of actively managed equity funds are outperforming their benchmarks this year, double the 26 percent that beat their benchmarks in 2016, according to Lipper.
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"For diversification, it is important to have various price benchmarks, so we will continue to have a certain share of LNG that is linked to U.S. price benchmarks," he said.
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This bug has been fixed — this should improve benchmarks.
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Kicking the Surface Book's butt on two out of three benchmarks isn't bad, especially when the benchmarks it excels at are the ones that test the MacBook Pro in traditional work settings.
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Both benchmarks were on track for a third weekly decline.
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"You can have specific benchmarks along the way," Siman said.
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Tarullo said those 'qualitative' benchmarks could be eliminated in time.
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Last week, all three benchmarks rallied to new record highs.
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The vast majority of professional active managers underperform their benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks' session lows were the weakest since Aug. 11.
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Both benchmarks were on track for losses on the week.
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But drivers who didn't reach those benchmarks weren't offered anything.
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But what about people who don't meet the apparent benchmarks?
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Shares sank to the bottom of benchmarks, down 7.2 percent.
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Both benchmarks were at their highest levels since December 2014.
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Both benchmarks lost more than 2 percent the previous day.
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This is incredibly antithetical to how we understand game benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks rose by around 5 percent the previous day.
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For both benchmarks, these were their highest levels since Nov.
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All three benchmarks added on to losses from last week.
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In general, though, benchmarks are like Little League participation trophies.
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Both benchmarks were at their highest since early July 5303.
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Sitting near the bottom of the benchmarks was publisher Pearson.
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Both benchmarks are still near the highest levels this year.
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Wunder says that so far it has met those benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks fell around 3 percent in the previous session.
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But benchmarks are one thing, results are very much another.
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"Nobody makes money out of running the benchmarks," said one.
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European benchmarks had an even better day than U.S. indexes.
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Benchmarks in Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand also fell.
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Fortunately most benchmarks are free and super easy to use.
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On Monday, both benchmarks were down about $1 a barrel.
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Both are considered the benchmarks of successful public health policies.
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Both benchmarks were set for a third consecutive weekly gain.
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It can also help you create benchmarks and set reminders.
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European benchmarks were mostly higher, and Asian markets rose broadly.
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Both benchmarks were trading at lows not seen since 2017.
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Both benchmarks are down more than 20% from April peaks.
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Both benchmarks posted the biggest monthly decline since July 2016.
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World equity benchmarks hit their lowest levels in a month.
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The benchmarks lost about 5% and 6%, respectively, last week.
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That was a second consecutive daily decline for the benchmarks.
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The compilers and users of benchmarks inside and outside the EU said they would struggle to be ready in time, raising the prospect of disruption in markets as users sought to avoid unauthorised benchmarks.
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Most high schoolers attend Nordhoff High School, where during the 2017-18 school year, 92 percent of students who took the SAT exam met benchmarks for English and 64 percent met benchmarks for math.
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The two major benchmarks for stocks traded within China are down less than 1.9% year-to-date, while benchmarks in the United States and Europe are down 7% or more over the same period.
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Consortium of Tech Firms Sets AI Benchmarks Tech giants are collaborating to set benchmarks for helping other companies measure the effectiveness of artificial intelligence, Agam Shah reports: A consortium of tech companies, including Facebook Inc.
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The compilers and users of benchmarks inside and outside the EU had warned they would struggle to be ready in time, raising the prospect of disruption in markets as users sought to avoid unauthorized benchmarks.
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Cadillac President Steve Carlisle admits he "obsessively" benchmarks and studies Tesla.
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"Index funds are beholden to the benchmarks they track," he said.
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Nigeria has eight exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which track market benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks fell by about 3 percent in the previous session.
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Utility stocks were down 2 percent, dragging down the wider benchmarks.
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And sustainable funds actually outperformed benchmarks in 2018, CNBC previously reported.
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The performance comes after about 58 percent beat benchmarks in July.
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Shares tumbled to the bottom of benchmarks, closing down 10.08 percent.
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What was really exceptional were the results from GPU intensive benchmarks.
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Both oil benchmarks saw low liquidity during early trading on Friday.
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Other teachers discussed what they viewed as excessive benchmarks and documentation.
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Using web browsing for battery benchmarks seems like a great idea.
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The benchmarks both rallied more than 2% in post-settlement trade.
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And over the past decade Mr Trump has lagged both benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks were about 0.7 percent lower after the API data.
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The rebates and the "best price" benchmarks are confidential by law.
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Six months later, the major U.S. benchmarks have reliably climbed higher.
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Being held accountable to achieve certain benchmarks is healthy and motivational.
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But both benchmarks were seen retreating slightly at 4:50 p.m.
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The two benchmarks hit 12-year lows earlier in the week.
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However, both benchmarks notched a weekly gain of about 1.1 percent.
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The two benchmarks hit 24-year lows earlier in the week.
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In contrast, now even the smallest benchmarks have millions of images.
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Benchmarks barely budged, with all the action at the stock level.
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Banks have to meet certain benchmarks to qualify for the bonus.
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Both crude benchmarks dropped by around 1 percent the previous session.
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Trump is way behind on multiple benchmarks set by previous presidents.
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For both benchmarks, those were their highest levels since November 2018.
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He has reached those benchmarks three of the last four years.
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No version of the current tax cut plan meets those benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks traded in negative territory until late in the session.
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Both benchmarks hit their highest since March 225.70 during the session.
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Most important, both bills establish financial benchmarks for the coming years.
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Those prices become the benchmarks for private health insurance companies, too.
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Major stock benchmarks in Europe were down more than 2200 percent.
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Major stock benchmarks in Europe were down more than 2 percent.
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Both benchmarks posted a weekly loss of more than 193 percent.
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When it beat the benchmarks, it was by relatively large amounts.
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Companies also need to reach their own internal self-driving benchmarks.
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Still, both benchmarks are down nearly 7% since last Thursday's close.
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Yes, some may crush their benchmarks in any one particular year.
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Note: all benchmarks are given as what Lamb needs to achieve.
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"I enjoy beating my younger colleagues when there are Orangetheory benchmarks."
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Major benchmarks across the region fell by more than 1 percent.
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They are expected to meet the new benchmarks by January 240.
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Many of these new indexes offer enhancements to traditional market benchmarks.
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The difference in the two benchmarks remains above $5 a barrel.
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Both benchmarks surged more than 5 percent earlier in the session.
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After paring their gains, both benchmarks ended the week little changed.
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Its overall clock speed and benchmarks are up around 93% overall.
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The margin of investors who said as of Monday they were "short," or hold fewer Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, over those who said they were "long," or hold more Treasuries than their benchmarks, was 22019%.
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From January 2018 index-makers in Europe will be directly regulated under the EU's "Benchmarks Regulation", which includes requirements such as an annual external audit for benchmarks deemed "critical", and direct oversight by the EU regulator.
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The more you can gain an understanding of how management thinks about your performance benchmarks, the better positioned you are to work in a way that meets those benchmarks, and to make sure the bosses know it.
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They are highly profitable and exceed international benchmarks for capital (see article).
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It was the biggest percentage decline for both benchmarks since March 8th.
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MSI made a 27-pound behemoth that smokes the m221 in benchmarks.
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Our children deserve to be children, not benchmarks in some terrible game.
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Unsurprisingly, the performance is great, and simply slayed on all the benchmarks.
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Monday's losses accelerated sharply heading into the settlement for major crude benchmarks.
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But you will never notice that unless you're obsessed with synthetic benchmarks.
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Overall, both benchmarks have dropped by over a quarter since early October.
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Both benchmarks have risen more than 30 percent so far this year.
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The legislation laid out "firm benchmarks" on avoiding civilian casualties, she said.
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Equity benchmarks in Thailand, Hong Kong and Singapore are also still negative.
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This after both benchmarks closed higher by around 4 percent on Wednesday.
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Oil prices rose after the data with both benchmarks up about 1%.
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Both crude benchmarks had climbed more than 3% earlier in the session.
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Near the bottom of Europe's benchmarks was Airbus which slipped 3.5 percent.
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Evelyne Paradis of ILGA-Europe says both laws have become global benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks were set for their biggest weekly falls in five weeks.
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Treasury yields are benchmarks for total returns on stocks and other assets.
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Passive investors use index funds that track large market benchmarks and sectors.
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That is below current profitability benchmarks at rivals Ford, PSA and Toyota.
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These benchmarks, Powers tells me, are a feature developers have been requesting.
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Many banks shares traded higher, keeping pace with or topping market benchmarks.
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So far, this has been done through the U.S. and European benchmarks.
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At Europe's close, the major U.S. benchmarks were still in negative territory.
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Yet its average weighting in global benchmarks is 2 percent, UBS shows.
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The two benchmarks now trade at more or less the same price.
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Shares closed at the bottom of Europe benchmarks, off almost 20 percent.
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It's the triumph of indexing: Fund managers continue to trail their benchmarks.
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Certain data benchmarks unlocked rewards like visual effects and free Pepsi bottles.
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Citi's credit vol benchmarks are quoted in line with options market convention.
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The major benchmarks tend to fall while utilities and precious metals outperform.
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There's valuable information to be gleaned from benchmarks and other empirical tests.
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Podhoretz rocketed from triumph to triumph, the benchmarks of which we're given
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New benchmarks will keep getting rarer and more incremental, Dr Bertholet predicts.
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But companies use a bewildering array of benchmarks in their compensation decisions.
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The oil company did not set out specific carbon benchmarks on Monday.
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Using new benchmarks for new contracts is not much of a problem.
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The benchmarks have slumped more than 25 percent so far this quarter.
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Both benchmarks have gained about $5 since the start of the week.
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All big country benchmarks across Europe were down more than 1 percent.
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Earlier in the session, both benchmarks had been down about 1 percent.
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That said, benchmarks don't necessarily paint an honest picture of smartphone performance.
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Crude benchmarks and refined products futures pared gains after the EIA report.
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All main sectors on the European benchmarks were trading in the red.
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Other lawsuits were over the rigging of borrowing benchmarks Libor and Euribor.
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The last time both benchmarks hit those levels was in December 2014.
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Trump's funds are down another 20153% this year, underperforming many benchmarks again.
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The United Nations population projections, provide important benchmarks of global demographic patterns.
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She has set high benchmarks for messaging and leadership during this crisis.
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Its central bank has held lending benchmarks steady as global peers slash.
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Despite the rebound, both benchmarks remained in negative territory for the year.
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Investor money is going into E.T.F.s that follow the main equity benchmarks.
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His firm, VanEck/MVIS, is addressing that issue with independent pricing benchmarks.
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Sure, Apple has an advantage, he says, and it wins on benchmarks.
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Hospitals must meet new benchmarks for things like readmissions or face penalties.
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Moreover, the Citizenship Amendment Act adopts different benchmarks for Bangladesh and Bhutan.
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Dealmaking activity and falling rates also helped lift market benchmarks on Monday.
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Telecommunications operator Ooredoo, also a member of both benchmarks, jumped 5.8 percent.
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Both benchmarks, however, were still more than 20% below their January peaks.
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The law does require that states set such benchmarks on their own.
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"Based on my knowledge, none," said Qi. Combine that with Lior Ron's testimony about missed benchmarks: he ended up making $20,000 on the Ottomotto deal, which, if benchmarks had been met, would have been worth millions and millions.
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"Our testing with public benchmarks has shown that the changes in the December 2017 updates resulted in no measurable reduction in the performance of macOS and iOS ... or in common Web browsing benchmarks," the California-based firm said.
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"We will vigorously continue to investigate any efforts to manipulate financial benchmarks, and we will take action where possible to protect the integrity of these benchmarks," Aitan Goelman, the trading commission's enforcement director, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The margin of investors who said they were "long," or holding more Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, over those who said they were "short," or holding fewer Treasuries than their benchmarks, rose to 11 percent, the highest since Sept.
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The share of investors who said they were long or holding more longer-dated Treasuries than their benchmarks exceeded the share who said they were short or holding fewer longer-dated bonds than their benchmarks by 4 percentage points.
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The share of investors who said they were "long," or hold more longer-dated Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, exceeded those who were "short," or hold fewer longer-term government debt issues than their benchmarks, by 9 percentage points.
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Six-month benchmarks GBP6MO= were trading near similar milestones, at around 6.8 percent.
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ET. Both benchmarks surged by more than 5 percent earlier in the session.
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He added that the project was ready to offer buyers various price benchmarks.
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Needless to say, this gives us the ability to create industry-level benchmarks.
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Global and U.S. crude oil benchmarks rose to their highest since March 8.
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Money aside, success is all about reaching your own personal benchmarks, McConaughey said.
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Both benchmarks were poised for a monthly loss of more than 15 percent.
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They also create the benchmarks against which nearly all active investors are measured.
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The main global oil benchmarks on Monday hit their highest since late 2014.
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Hollywood is a land of benchmarks: A starring role in a feature film.
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Both crude benchmarks briefly moved lower on the EIA report before reversing course.
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Unfortunately, the only benchmarks of Optane memory currently available are from Intel itself.
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Many analysts have grown concerned over valuations as equity benchmarks have pushed higher.
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The two benchmarks were on track for weekly gains of about 6 percent.
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Anglo American, ArcelorMittal and Glencore all finished near the bottom of European benchmarks.
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That has helped push the main international benchmarks well above $40 per barrel.
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ET. The implied open on Monday morning was lower for all three benchmarks.
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With leading equity benchmarks tumbling in 2016, dividend yields have become increasingly attractive.
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The state beat or met benchmarks on more than half of its measures.
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Another two QuadPro funds would target four times the inverse of those benchmarks.
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Index provider MSCI then deleted the Shenzhen-listed stock from its global benchmarks.
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Anglo American closed trade near the bottom of benchmarks, falling almost 11 percent.
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Indian firms, for example, are calculating development costs well below comparable global benchmarks.
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Pricing agency S&P Global Platts sets key oil benchmarks for the market.
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Deal-making activity could provide the lift into positive territory for both benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks marked their biggest single day percentage drop in almost one month.
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And in PEIA's case, beneficiaries who failed to meet benchmarks faced steep penalties.
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That test was one of the final benchmarks clearing the rocket for launch.
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Just last week, prices for both benchmarks hit their highest levels since 2015.
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Geekbench CPU results for the Surface Pro Benchmarks on my system were impressive.
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However, these charge higher fees and historically underperform compared to major index benchmarks.
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But even he seems to grasp that a President must meet certain benchmarks.
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Other country benchmarks were set to end the month on a positive note.
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Below are the typical hallmarks and requirements of gas trading hubs and benchmarks.
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But his views have evolved as the fund continued to beat global benchmarks.
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But we'll have to wait for the benchmarks to know that for sure.
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Expect boosts in benchmarks as CPU-bound processes shift over to the GPU.
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Both benchmarks recovered some losses from the previous day - when the U.S.-dollar .
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I've written previously about the issue of investing too much trust in benchmarks.
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Earlier in the session, both benchmarks hit their highest in nearly a month.
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Both benchmarks had risen strongly on Wednesday on bullish U.S. crude inventory data.
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The company did not publish specific performance benchmarks to back up the claims.
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Sometimes, however, numerical benchmarks take on a much more human and personal significance.
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That growth helped push stock benchmarks to record levels as recently as September.
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The Nasdaq composite was one of the hardest-hit among the major benchmarks.
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Monday was the worst day of the year for the three stock benchmarks.
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The result is that most ESG funds are beating their benchmarks this month.
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Major stock benchmarks in Europe were down more than 7 percent as well.
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The benchmarks I&aposve seen do not make ZFS look all that great.
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Brands like Dunkin' and Walgreens said their Google Maps ads are exceeding benchmarks
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Some of it comes down to the indexes and benchmarks they're up against.
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Benchmarks in Taiwan rose but those in Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines sagged.
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The gains outperformed benchmarks for stocks and bonds for June and the year.
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The proposal outlines how the financial benchmarks of the plan would be reached.
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The session lows for both benchmarks were the lowest prices in two weeks.
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Citigroup has skirted this conundrum by choosing indexes that are not major benchmarks.
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At least now we have a series of benchmarks from which to monitor.
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Both benchmarks recovered substantially after hitting levels not seen since 2002 on Thursday.
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Should Congress pass new legislation - which would be a heavy lift - it would likely set up a situation in which Congress sets tougher benchmarks on Iran, and would have the excuse of snapping back sanctions if Iran violates these new benchmarks.
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Of the students who took the SAT exam during the 21869-21906 school year, 21940 percent met or exceeded benchmarks for English, compared with 71 percent statewide; 89 percent met or exceeded the benchmarks for math, compared with 51 percent statewide.
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On SAT testing, during the 2017-18 school year, 89 percent of Culver City High students met readiness benchmarks for English and language arts, compared with 19603 percent statewide; 56 percent met benchmarks for mathematics, compared with 51 percent statewide.
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The benchmarks' session lows were more than 3 percent lower than their previous settlement.
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Iraqi crude grades are not used in any of the Middle East price benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks were about $11.413 a barrel below four-year highs reached on Oct.
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Pfau has developed his own retirement savings benchmarks based on inflation and market conditions.
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The two benchmarks have fallen more than 30 percent over the last two months.
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It also did much, much better than the Huawei laptop in our game benchmarks.
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But as far as my personal benchmarks go, the iPhone Xs exceeds them all.
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But funds run by these star investors are lagging their respective benchmarks this year.
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If you're looking for benchmarks on the SATA version, Anandtech can hook you up.
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Shares of Raiffeisen Bank International fell to the bottom of benchmarks, off 10.1 percent.
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Until we see some benchmarks, though, it's hard to compare these different machine types.
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At the same time, some early benchmarks saw slowdowns as high as 17 percent.
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It's not an easy business topping, for instance, the or other major market benchmarks.
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It is the basis for inclusion in benchmarks such as the Russell value index.
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And hedge fund benchmarks aren't always very useful, because they lump all strategies together.
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Both benchmarks slipped from those highs immediately, before clawing back some gains on Tuesday.
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What's funny about all of this is that benchmarks don't really matter that much.
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Scientists are pushing the agency to impose strict benchmarks and audits to prevent mistakes.
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Both benchmarks have rallied by more than 10 percent in the last three weeks.
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Both benchmarks rose more than 2 dollars after the data in post-settlement trading.
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If all those benchmarks are true, the MacBook Pro might have a ventilation problem.
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The rates are benchmarks for around $450 trillion of financial contracts and loans worldwide.
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If you do consult benchmarks, don't be surprised to see the goal numbers shift.
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It must sign up more first responders as customers to meet federally mandated benchmarks.
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With this information at hand, marketers can look to scale based on specific benchmarks.
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The CFTC is also focusing on corruption that affects benchmarks used in derivatives trading.
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Both benchmarks have climbed more than 10 percent from lows hit earlier this month.
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At 188 bps, the gap between the two benchmarks was the lowest since November.
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Around midday Wednesday, the S&P was near unchanged, as were other market benchmarks.
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In the last few months however, it's dropped off and away from these benchmarks.
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Faking phone sample photos and benchmarks isn't a way to build trust with consumers.
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Samsung was caught boosting the Galaxy S4's GPU performance on benchmarks in 2013.
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Despite Trump's comments, oil benchmarks ended the day modestly higher, rebounding from early losses.
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He wants training benchmarks and standardised transcripts to make skills portable and universally recognised.
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In fact, accreditors wouldn't have to deny accreditation to colleges that miss the benchmarks.
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It's not the Snapdragon 820 used in top-tier smartphones — and it benchmarks accordingly.
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DXY rallying against a basket of currencies and the crude benchmarks into negative territory.
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But preliminary benchmarks show that they're a solid upgrade from processors you've used before.
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It's easy to judge your worth and your accomplishments based on the same benchmarks.
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Benchmarks in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Tokyo all mirrored the surge in U.S. stocks.
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Both crude benchmarks notched up monthly gains of more than 5 percent in October.
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The divergence in the two benchmarks is one that is puzzling some oil traders.
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But those numbers are home-cooked, selected by the company to provide achievable benchmarks.
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These benchmarks were set after last night's primaries in Kansas, Michigan, Missouri and Washington.
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The evaluation was based on several benchmarks from transfers to departures to shopping options.
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So you should make a habit of testing multiple benchmarks just to be safe.
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Saichin reckons flexible strategies not tightly tied to the benchmarks are the way forward.
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A followup post by John Poole of GeekBench (a benchmarks company) found the same.
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China wants to establish gas trading hubs that will become price benchmarks for Asia.
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It put forward some benchmarking data for those who are into the details: Benchmarks?
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Today, for the first time, it's sharing more details and benchmarks about the project.
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Other benchmarks that were discussed were progress on women's issues, human rights and elections.
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If it provides care more efficiently compared with predetermined benchmarks, it keeps the difference.
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But many benchmarks traced back some of their losses by the end of trading.
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There are no strict benchmarks to determine whether the project has been a success.
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The article lacks any of the basic fundamental benchmarks and standards of reliable journalism.
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As a result, regulators and the financial industry have worked to create different benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks marked their first gain after six sessions of losses amid virus worries.
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The Super Bowl determines our champions, shapes our legends, sets our benchmarks for greatness.
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Throughout the first week of 2018, world shares rose and several benchmarks broke records.
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Physical prices have sunk even as benchmarks on which they are based stay buoyant.
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During the 2017-18 school year, 96 percent of students taking the SAT exam there met benchmarks for English, compared with 83 percent districtwide and 71 percent statewide; 87 percent met benchmarks for math, compared with 19133 percent districtwide and 51 percent statewide.
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"The inclusion of non-EU benchmarks is important given the practical difficulties end-users would have faced due to issues associated with the qualification process for third-country benchmarks," said Rick Sandilands, a senior counsel at ISDA, a global derivatives industry body.
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The share of investors who said they are "short" or hold fewer longer-dated Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks exceeded those investors who said they are "long" or hold more longer-term government debt issues than their benchmarks by 2 percentage points.
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The share of investors who said they are "long" or hold more longer-dated Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks exceeded those investors who said they are "short" or hold fewer longer-term government debt issues than their benchmarks by 13 percentage points.
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ESMA's proposed powers for supervising major market benchmarks compiled outside the bloc should also be curbed "to avoid a situation in which ESMA would be in a position to develop the Union's policy on the endorsement of benchmarks provided in third countries".
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The share of investors who said they are "short" or hold fewer longer-dated Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks exceeded those investors who said they are "long" or hold more longer-term government debt issues than their benchmarks by 240 percentage points.
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High schoolers attend either La Costa Canyon High School, where during the 2182-21669 school year, 21881 percent of students who took the SAT exam met benchmarks for English, or San Dieguito Academy, where 94 percent of students met benchmarks for English.
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The share of investors who said they are "long" or hold more longer-dated Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks exceeded those investors who said they are "short" or hold fewer longer-term government debt issues than their benchmarks by 6 percentage points.
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It is very easy to pull benchmarks of human performance on these sorts of tasks.
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Analytics Benchmarks – If Twitter wants to improve conversation quality, it should teach us what works.
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Both benchmarks have traded in negative and positive territory since the start of Asia trading.
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Both oil price benchmarks have shed more than 20 percent in value since early October.
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Small-cap managers also showed better performance than large-cap, with 35.6 percent beating benchmarks.
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The chain was among the best performers on European benchmarks, closing over 3.6 percent higher.
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Most European benchmarks eased with the DAX and France's CAC 40 coming off record highs.
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But it's typical of synthetic benchmarks like Geekbench to produce great numbers to brag about.
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Investments in health security are fragmented, piecemeal, and not yet mapped to specific, measurable benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks rose last week - Brent by almost 4 percent and WTI by 3 percent.
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The final cap will be set based on the benchmarks at the best-performing facilities.
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Moreover, some active funds closely track their benchmarks, becoming what critics call "closet" index funds.
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Both benchmarks fell more than 4% on Tuesday as worries about a slowing global economy.
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Both benchmarks fell more than 4% on Tuesday on worries about a global economic slowdown.
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The problem with value benchmarks is that prices drift away from them for long periods.
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Crude futures benchmarks have slid about 22019 percent or more since peaking in early October.
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The company now has a clear advantage when it comes to benchmarks and gaming performance.
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"These are very fair benchmarks and won't hinder competing startups like Gab," the company wrote.
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Both crude benchmarks fell last week, with Brent down 2.5% and U.S. crude falling 1%.
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This, Lord says, is a proven characteristic of funds that outpace their benchmarks over time.
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Both crude benchmarks fell last week, with Brent dropping 2.5% and U.S. crude falling 1%.
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Appropriate benchmarks should be determined, similar to the recent example of the FDA approving Viz.
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U.S. government bond yields eased too, taking German Bunds and Europe's other benchmarks with them.
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US stocks ended lower on Thursday, as earnings misses dragged the major stock benchmarks lower.
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Both benchmarks dipped briefly after the U.S. government released inventory figures, then resumed their climb.
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The last time both crude benchmarks saw bigger daily percentage drops was on Dec. 27.
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Today, vaccines must meet many more government benchmarks before drug makers bring them to market.
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"It's an apple-and-orange question," Qureshi said of choosing between the two rate benchmarks.
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I'll spare you the technical benchmarks (you can find them here if you really care).
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In 2018, about 43 percent beat their benchmarks, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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At one point, crude benchmarks were up as much as 2 percent before drifting lower.
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Both benchmarks were on track for gains of about 20-30 cents for the week.
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The bank said this week it will issue one to two SNP benchmarks per year.
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The conclusion is that active managers continue to show dismal performance against their passive benchmarks.
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The benchmarks give you a sense of your performance that is clear, concise, and comparable.
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The gains come after both benchmarks posted losses during a volatile trading period last week.
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Both benchmarks have risen more than $5 since hitting five-month lows 20173 days ago.
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Ashton had been penalized for his role in connection with manipulation of FX pricing benchmarks.
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Despite the small increases on Thursday, both benchmarks were trading at their highest since Dec.
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Some 92 percent of Pimco's assets under management outperformed benchmarks over a three year basis.
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Mr. Bevin lagged behind the benchmarks he needed to hit in counties across the state.
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But even against other legislative benchmarks, Republicans' recent tactics have sunk to new deliberative lows.
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That compares with the outflows of $78 billion for funds that are lagging their benchmarks.
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Fannie and Freddie-eligible borrowers should meet meaningful minimum down payment and credit score benchmarks.
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Benchmarks in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Seoul all mirrored the surge in U.S. stocks.
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When Ms. Soe eliminated the impact of fees, more funds managed to beat their benchmarks.
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Of course, the weakened pound makes the performance of these benchmarks worse in dollar terms.
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The strong showing in European markets followed Asia, where benchmarks inched towards all-time peaks.
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The first half of 2017 saw 54 percent of large-cap managers beat their benchmarks.
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Sovereign benchmarks were also mostly wider, with Indonesia and Thailand out 3bp and 2bp, respectively.
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German and Japanese benchmarks now sport negative yields out to 7- to 10-year maturities.
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FTMIB benchmarks have been standout performers, rising 23 percent and 22 percent respectively this year.
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At the other end of benchmarks, basic resources stocks outperformed their peers, rising 0.65 percent.
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Oil prices extended gains in post-settlement trade, with both benchmarks up more than $2.
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Merging private companies is challenging in part because of a lack of public valuation benchmarks.
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Market forces drive local pricing differentials against global benchmarks as a matter of course worldwide.
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If I don't set high benchmarks, my people may think that we are so good.
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" Others ominously noted cognitive benchmarks: "When you stop being interested in new information and experiences.
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On Tuesday, both benchmarks fell more than 4% on worries about a global economic slowdown.
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It was the worst week of the year for the two benchmarks, according to Refinitiv.
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Or a plan may pay out in full only if the company hits certain benchmarks.
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It said EasyJet was the only airline on track to meet those benchmarks after 2020.
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Both benchmarks had risen strongly on Wednesday due to bullish data on U.S. crude inventories.
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Both benchmarks are on track to close the week lower, after bearish data early on.
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Trump's funds are down another 2.9 percent so far this year, underperforming many benchmarks again.
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Some have criticized the benchmarks the city set for Renewal schools as being too modest.
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Both of the benchmarks are now up roughly 50 percent since their mid-January lows.
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The benchmarks showed a weekly drop of about 4 percent, the biggest since mid-September.
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But stock benchmarks in Europe also ended well off their lowest levels of the day.
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At most fund companies, compensation packages reward managers for beating their benchmarks — not collecting fees.
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There is no guidebook, no criteria or benchmarks for when to trade legs for wheels.
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The share of investors who said on Monday they were "long," or holding more longer-dated Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, exceeded those investors who said they were "short," or holding fewer longer-term government debt issues than their benchmarks, by 5 percentage points.
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The margin of investors who said they were "short," or holding fewer Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, over those who said they were "long" or holding more Treasuries than their benchmarks fell to 2 percent, the lowest level since May 29, according to the survey.
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The share of investors who said on Monday they were "long," or holding more longer-dated Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, exceeded those investors who said they were "short," or holding fewer longer-term government debt issues than their benchmarks, by 1 percentage point.
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The margin of investors who said on Monday they were "short," or holding fewer Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, over those who said they were "long" or holding more Treasuries than their benchmarks, rose to 8 percent from 3 percent, according to the survey.
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The margin of investors who said on Monday they were "short," or holding fewer Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, over those who were "long," or holding more Treasuries than their benchmarks, was 211 percent, compared with a net long of 173 percent on Dec.
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Sixty-one percent of district eighth graders met benchmarks for English language arts, compared with 21874 percent in Los Angeles Unified and 19303 percent across California; in math, 20170 percent met benchmarks, compared with 21920 percent in Los Angeles Unified and 20179 percent across California.
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The margin of investors who said on Monday they were "short," or holding fewer Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, over those who said they were "long" or holding more Treasuries than their benchmarks, contracted to 4 percent from 3.2613 percent, according to the survey.
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The margin of investors who said on Monday they were "short," or holding fewer Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, over those who were "long," or holding more Treasuries than their benchmarks, declined to 211 percent from 22017 percent the week before, J.P. Morgan said.
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When it comes to integrated graphics the proof is in the benchmarks—particularly the gaming ones.
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I say "could," because so far Nvidia's RTX 20-series has been speedy in our benchmarks.
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Major benchmarks of U.S. equity performance are down by more than 10 percent in December alone.
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This approach benchmarks drugs based on how much it costs to use them to extend life.
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The greatest trick the Bogle ever pulled was convincing the world that there are passive benchmarks.
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The modern obsession with benchmarks and index funds stems from the aftermath of the financial crisis.
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Prior to the '73-'74 bear market, no one cared about benchmarks because there weren't any.
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Issing is quite right that failure to deliver undermines credibility, but so can changing the benchmarks.
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Benchmarks Brent crude oil was down 57.523 cents at $257.52 a barrel by 260:235 p.m.
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THE document is dry, dusted with references to "benchmarks", "performance evaluation" and "a metric-based framework".
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Only 44 percent of active managers outperformed their benchmarks during the period, according to Vanguard's research.
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Major European benchmarks like France's CAC-40, Germany's DAX and Britain's FTSE 100 were all lower.
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"With benchmarks the first step is to understand what is embedded in industry contracts, " Chamberlain said.
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To evaluate how well an investment does, benchmarks can help evaluate the allocations, risks and rewards.
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AMD has a few benchmarks to show off how it expects its new CPUs to perform.
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Both the Brent and WTI benchmarks have risen more than 30 percent so far this year.
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If they aren't good, by his standards, it's their own fault for not achieving his benchmarks.
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Among major benchmarks, mid-cap stocks were the stars during slow-growth environments, according to Kensho.
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At only two of the seven are projected ratios of costs to income below the benchmarks.
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So far, it has completed all of its benchmarks successfully but this mission isn't over yet.
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Programs that couldn't hit the federal government's benchmarks would eventually be cut off from student loans.
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Both benchmarks fell last week, with Brent losing more than 5% and WTI falling about 2%.
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Musk himself used to sleep on the factory floor to encourage workers to meet his benchmarks.
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"It's risking the status of the benchmarks," a senior source at a ring dealing member said.
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The Nasdaq now joins the other major benchmarks like the S&P 500 in record territory.
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So this review of the top-tier 15-inch MacBook Pro isn't about blame or benchmarks.
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Maybe Consumer Reports should consider leaving the cache on for future Mac and PC laptop benchmarks.
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Losers could be "closet tracker" funds that mimic benchmarks but charge higher fees than passive funds.
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There are two types of benchmarks to consider when testing your computer: real world and synthetic.
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It was not immediately clear if the other Middle East producers will also change their benchmarks.
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To follow through on your career goals, identify monthly and weekly benchmarks for yourself, he says.
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The central bank has exempted Islamic banks from using interest-based benchmarks for some financing products.
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The benchmarks are widely used by producers, consumers and investors to trade and value the metal.
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But sitting at our desks all day is not the only way to hit those benchmarks.
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Several other key index providers are also considering whether to add Chinese bonds into their benchmarks.
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Imbellus works with employers to find desirable attributes in top performers and uses these as benchmarks.
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The benchmarks use a sample set consisting of companies at the same revenue stage as yours.
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IF YOU LOOK RELATIVE TO ANY KIND OF HISTORICAL BENCHMARKS – EISEN: ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT STOCKS?
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Both benchmarks had peaked at their highest respective levels since late 2014 earlier in the session.
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"The reason it is hard is because there are not enough publicly available benchmarks," he said.
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Throughout the first week of 2018, world shares have risen and several benchmarks have broken records.
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Both benchmarks fell last week, with Brent losing more than 11.153% and WTI falling about 2%.
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But, not all bosses are great at working with you to establish meaningful aims and benchmarks.
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But these are just benchmarks — how much someone needs for a comfortable retirement is highly personal.
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MSCI is one of the worlds largest index providers, with trillions of dollars tracking its benchmarks.
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"You have to take time to understand where you are and set reasonable benchmarks for change."
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When we started, there weren't a lot of local benchmarks or data about the Brazilian market.
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At the time of writing, both benchmarks, Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate are trading up.
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But in its day-to-day operations, the asset managers use internal benchmarks that deviate somewhat.
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If an adviser's clients consistently underperform against market benchmarks, they may not be worth the cost.
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Both benchmarks are being dragged down by the trade conflict between the United States and China.
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States have customized their academic benchmarks to meet the needs of students at the local level.
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They'll have benchmarks and a knowledge base that reflects inside information about what's going on everywhere.
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For all the focus on blue-collar whites, Clinton also missed Obama's benchmarks with black voters.
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To many, the use of Cell, Nature and Science as benchmarks of excellence was particularly galling.
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The other rules were an attempt to set benchmarks for grades, attendance, curfews, chores and jobs.
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"Gradually the gap will narrow as Dubai will drag down other benchmarks as well," he said.
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The benchmarks are still in correction territory, however, down at least 2500% from their recent peaks.
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At Deer Valley High, 20093 percent of students met benchmarks for English and 51 for math.
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The awards honor vehicles that have raised the standards and become new benchmarks in their class.
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The government has also set benchmarks for progress in artificial-intelligence development at five-year intervals.
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Useful benchmarks to research are market rate, prior salary for the position, and salary-increase proposals.
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Insurance companies are already involved in a lobbying blitz in favor of benchmarks and against arbitration.
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And the fast start for the broad benchmarks means the performance differential is already pretty stiff.
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The testing consists of clocking the time it takes to open various apps and running benchmarks.
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Firms like Vanguard offer ultralow expenses on funds that try to match stock and bond benchmarks.
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Adding China's $1.1 trillion of government bonds to international benchmarks is therefore potentially a big deal.
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Indexes like these start to look less like the objective benchmarks investors often believe they're getting.
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On Monday, global stock benchmarks jumped on the weekend's trade news, with the S&P 500 .
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He declined to set a timeline for withdrawal or outline benchmarks for the new strategy's success.
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"Unfortunately, similar issues exist in other static or synthetic benchmarks," writes the team behind Chrome's JavaScript engine.
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On Wednesday, the two benchmarks hit their lowest levels since mid-January at $59.45 and $803, respectively.
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Another key point about Fidelity's benchmarks: They're geared to workers who spend their career in that country.
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Such terms persist, he said, due to factors including simple inertia and the human propensity for benchmarks.
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It was the worst one-day percentage drop for both benchmarks since May 31, according to Refinitiv.
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Indonesia's Jakarta Composite Index was one of the top Asian benchmarks of the year, up 15.32 percent.
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We have stayed neutral to shorter than our benchmarks because we are in a rising rate environment.
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This is why Pictionary could teach computers information that other AI benchmarks like Go and StarCraft can't.
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High-income zip codes were more likely to meet national benchmarks for cardiac arrest ambulance response times.
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Both benchmarks were more than $10 a barrel below the four-year highs reached on Oct. 3.
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European stocks finished in negative territory on Tuesday with major benchmarks dragged lower by the autos industry.
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One possible area for negotiation would be the annual hiring benchmarks Foxconn must meet to receive subsidies.
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The dollar is over-valued on benchmarks, such as The Economist's Big Mac Index (see Graphic Detail).
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If Volkswagen shares fell below certain benchmarks, Porsche was obligated to post cash security with Maple Bank.
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This research in turn helps set benchmarks for policies like air quality standards that affect human health.
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Intel released new benchmarks yesterday, but they only covered Skylake or newer machines, and no server workloads.
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Most stocks with a market cap above $1 billion are traded outside the dominant benchmarks, he said.
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Chile's fiscal benchmarks were better calibrated than the rule Russia introduced in 21 (and overhauled in 0.43).
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Both oil benchmarks fell last week as concerns about a slowing global economy outweighed risks to supply.
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Malaysian palm oil statistics are used in the industry as benchmarks due to their timeliness and reliability.
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Both benchmarks fell sharply on Tuesday as worries about a slowing global economy overshadowed OPEC supply cuts.
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Last December two-thirds put their benchmarks at 20173-22017% and another one-sixth said 260-264.6%.
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Other benchmarks like the Dow and S&P 500 were down about 6 percent for the week.
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French debt yields more than German benchmarks but is still among the euro zone's highest-rated paper.
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We settled for running a small group of benchmarks to give us a general idea of performance.
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Numericable-SFR soared to the top of benchmarks, up over 12 percent while Altice jumped 9.3 percent.
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In a "best score to best score" benchmarks AMD claims the new RX 5700 wallops the 2060.
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The falls came after both benchmarks recovered around 12 percent from their recent lows on June 21.
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Sure, if you look at benchmarks, the new MacBook Pro destroys previous models, and even many iMacs.
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Mester also said the FOMC should use "simple" monetary policy rules as benchmarks to explain policy decisions.
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Germany and Italy's benchmarks have been standout performers, rising 13 percent and 14.7 percent respectively this year.
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The European Central Bank and, since Friday, the Bank of Japan are trying it with policy benchmarks.
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As such, agents face a powerful incentive to minimize short-term drawdowns relative to peers and benchmarks.
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Trying to set benchmarks along the way — based on your age and earnings — might be more realistic.
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Both benchmarks were still up about 29.26 percent from 2106-year price lows seen in mid-February.
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Both crude oil price benchmarks closed down last week after briefly hitting their highest since November 2018.
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In overseas markets, France's CAC 40 outpaced Europe's other benchmarks, ahead of their first round of elections.
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The ratings of both of these groups can be used as benchmarks even at this early stage.
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Chinese shares rose after global index provider MSCI said it could quadruple China's weighting in global benchmarks.
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Libor is one of the world's most important benchmarks and about $300 trillion in contracts reference it.
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The ambitious benchmarks would be realized by creating, for the first time, national achievement standards and tests.
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"All the benchmarks we use are the 1950s, when there weren't [nude] selfies and what," she says.
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To qualify, Turkey must meet 72 benchmarks by late April, from biometric passports to better data-protection.
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The TSP's four index funds track benchmarks provided by Bloomberg, S&P Dow Jones Indices, and MSCI.
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The spread between the December contracts on both benchmarks narrowed to $5.20 from $5.31 before the data.
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In their current form, the two standards are unlikely to comply with new EU rules on benchmarks.
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Professionalism involves credentials, benchmarks, all sorts of yardsticks by which a person can be judged, sometimes unkindly.
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For example, in the real world, more than 80 percent of large-cap funds trailed their benchmarks.
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As each one reaches new construction benchmarks, additional permits and clearances will be required from government agencies.
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"In two to three years, we'd like to have benchmarks across our entire client base," Eaton said.
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The Trump administration said it is working to address that caseload with "additional benchmarks" for immigration courts.
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Because at the same time quality payments were enacted, Congress imposed a cap on MA payment benchmarks.
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As a result, the kingdom will have a 2.7 percent weighting in its main emerging stock benchmarks.
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There are also more regulatory demands after scandals over attempts to rig interest rate and currency benchmarks.
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Some 91 percent of its funds beat benchmarks in the six months to the end of December.
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For the week, both benchmarks rose about 8 percent, their most since the week ended March 4.
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Rather than relying on quartile-driven benchmarks, quartile zero starts with a clean sheet — a true zero.
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When MA was first instituted in Puerto Rico, it increased benchmarks and allowed investment in medical infrastructure.
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In parts of Asia, household debt is worryingly high, and mortgage rates - unlike benchmarks - have been rising.
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All three benchmarks finished at all-time highs on Monday, adding onto six closing records last week.
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In addition, a $15 minimum in 153 would meet, not exceed, the benchmarks accepted by most economists.
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The gains in Brent pushed the difference between the two benchmarks to the widest in two months.
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Venezuela's basket trades at a discount to other benchmarks because of its higher content of heavy oil.
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Benchmarks in Taiwan, Singapore and Thailand fell while indexes in the Philippines, Indonesia and New Zealand rose.
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After bouncing up and down throughout Thursday, the stock benchmarks finished more than 10% below their highs.
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Instead, the plan offers financial rewards to carmakers if they exceed certain benchmarks for electric-vehicle production.
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Continuous feedback will also eliminate surprise during performance evaluations and help prevent employees from needlessly missing benchmarks.
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Players' physical outputs are measured constantly, against their own benchmarks, and those of predecessors in their positions.
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Several groups, including the Council for Economic Education, publish standards along with benchmarks for each grade level.
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The difference between the two benchmarks is now at its widest since 2015, according to Refinitiv Datastream.
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Industrial companies including Caterpillar and Boeing weighed heavily on the benchmarks, dropping more than 3 percent each.
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But by 1108 GMT most benchmarks are back in the black, as volatility plays with investors' nerves.
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We have seen between 5-353% performance increase on some benchmarks such as Spec06, SYSmark and 3DMARK.
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I've written before about the big benchmarks I'm watching to evaluate the success of the health law.
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Other Southern European benchmarks from Spain, Portugal and Greece also saw their biggest weekly drops since September.
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Plus, 210 funds reopened within a year of closing and underperformed their benchmarks over the next year.
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But both oil benchmarks are now below their pre-attack levels after the Saudi authorities resumed output.
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On Thursday, global crude oil benchmarks diverged, with Brent rising to a 5-1/2 month high.
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These benchmarks are by no means the end of the argument between Intel and AMD in laptops.
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The 2018 TC/RC benchmarks were set at $82.25 per tonne and 8.225 cents per pound respectively.
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The Paris agreement benchmarks have challenged many countries, and will require massive, society-wide shifts to achieve.
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Funds should be clearer when comparing their past performance relative to benchmarks, and use more ambitious yardsticks.
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The 12-day meeting focuses on what's needed to meet benchmarks set in the Paris climate deal.
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The updated USMCA will establish a committee to monitor Mexico's progress and benchmarks for Mexico to meet.
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These are the stocks that institutional active managers are most underweight relative to their weights in benchmarks.
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Both oil benchmarks have slid more than 15 percent since hitting four-year highs in early October.
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The endorsement came after Hyde-Smith's campaign met a series of benchmarks related to fundraising and polling.
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They serve as standard benchmarks for evaluating climate models, but they also have some assumptions baked in.
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Voting rights advocates should champion statewide benchmarks as to a minimum number of polling places per resident and per physical distance, require a minimum number of voting machines at each voting location, and put in place rules to ensure an adequate allocation of state resources to meet those benchmarks.
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The margin of investors who said on Monday they were "short," or holding fewer Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, over those who were "long," or holding more Treasuries than their benchmarks, was 2 percent, swinging from a net long of 2 percent the previous week, J.P. Morgan said.
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But those benchmarks may no longer be appropriate: male labour-force participation has been drifting downwards for decades.
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Some users who have had older batteries replaced also said they've seen improved benchmarks after replacing their batteries.
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Our thought bubble: Use your own timeframe and judge against benchmarks which are meaningful to your own circumstances.
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"Big money managers cannot get behind of their benchmarks," Tim Anderson, managing director at TJM Investments, told CNBC.
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The EU competition watchdog has handed down billion-euro fines to several banks for rigging several financial benchmarks.
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And it must contain clear benchmarks and time limits with tight mechanisms that guarantee the deal is followed.
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Indonesia hopes regular issuance can mitigate such concerns and provide benchmarks to encourage local firms to follow suit.
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Still, he said the market was prepared to absorb the exports without significantly weighing on global price benchmarks.
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Elsewhere, digital security firm Gemalto topped regional benchmarks at the end of Friday after presenting its latest results.
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This cut the Italian yield gap over German benchmarks to its narrowest in a week, at 191 bps.
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Index changes will push funds to look beyond the benchmarks, Smith said, describing MSCI's frontier index as "absurd".
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Both oil benchmarks have slid more than $13 a barrel since hitting four-year highs in early October.
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There are several botched executions that serve as benchmarks in America's long and uncomfortable history with lethal injections.
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"We can go up quite a lot more," Griffiths told CNBC on Monday referring to major global benchmarks.
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Oil prices, both the U.S. and international crude benchmarks, were tanking more than 23 percent on demand concerns.
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Key benchmarks in Spain, France and Russia are all less than 5 percent away from bear market territory.
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Fewer than 22013 in 295 outperformed their benchmarks in 20163, continuing years of frustration since the financial crisis.
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Prices would be linked to benchmarks such as European gas market hubs and border prices, including in Germany.
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For April, the two benchmarks are up nearly 20 percent for their largest monthly gain in a year.
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Rather, funds are currently more heavily weighted in growth stocks than in value names compared with their benchmarks.
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The switch in benchmarks has made some analysts say interest rates won't be changed at least until August.
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You don't want to embed benchmarks that are not going to be hedgeable or tradeable in the future.
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UK stocks, boosted by their strong commodities weighting, easily outperformed European benchmarks which fell 0.6 to 1.4 percent.
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Both benchmarks were down nearly 8 percent for the week - the largest weekly slide for Brent since January.
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Stock markets in Shanghai have seen steep one-day falls and have dragged down the major U.S. benchmarks.
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When asked by the Milwaukee Business Journal about the negotiation process, Evers called those benchmarks "a great question."
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Between the lines: The industry has developed standards and benchmarks for popular music around album sales and downloads.
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Both benchmarks have risen more than 20 percent from their lows in June as world oil markets tightened.
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"However, the industry needs to consider how it communicates when funds are linked to financial benchmarks," Butler said.
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The compilers of the stock and bond indices, benchmarks for trillions of dollars of investments, have taken note.
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Both benchmarks posted third straight weekly declines, with Brent losing about 3 percent and WTI nearly 0.4 percent.
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Early benchmarks suggest it will deliver a roughly 33 per cent bump on Pi 2 performance in aggregate.
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Strength in commodities however supported the major benchmarks as liquidity remained thin with many investors still on holiday.
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France, Belgium and Spain have all issued 50-year syndicated benchmarks in recent weeks, raising 9bn between them.
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In 2018 sustainable funds outperformed benchmarks, with 63% landing in the top half of their categories, Morningstar found.
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The three stock benchmarks, based on Thursday's close, were less than 1 percent away from Monday's intraday highs.
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The updated timeline has muted U.S. price gains and widened the difference between the two benchmarks, said Yawger.
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If you're looking for solid benchmarks StorageReview posted a nice rundown but I'll show you what I found.
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Real world benchmarks are more simple ones, like timing how fast Photoshop opens or Blender renders a file.
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At the bottom of European benchmarks, the auto sector was among those seen lower Thursday, down 0.74 percent.
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At that time, the spread was increased to 500bp over the benchmarks, while cutting the discount to 95.
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What matters more to me than synthetic benchmarks is how the iMac actually performs on a daily basis.
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In terms of windows for massive benchmarks, as it gets closer to the holidays, you lose some investors.
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The tax overhaul delivered some relief in early European trading after benchmarks hit multi-week lows on Friday.
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Setting benchmarks and monitoring the cessation of hostilities won't be easy, U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner said.
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Both crude benchmarks have fallen more than 55.213 percent since peaking at four-year highs in early October.
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Three years ago, the Commission expressed concerns that the three producers may have colluded to manipulate ethanol benchmarks.
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Presently, Lesotho remains eligible for AGOA in 2017, based on the precept of progress in meeting the benchmarks.
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These involve, among others, car parts, air freight and financial benchmarks, such as LIBOR and foreign-exchange rates.
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Indeed, 67 percent of all active equity funds have underperformed their benchmarks in the past decade through Dec.
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Or a plan may be structured to pay out in full only if the company hits certain benchmarks.
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"WTI is the new dated Brent," said a senior crude trader referring to the U.S and European benchmarks.
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Typically hot locations, such as India, Kuwait and Iraq, set new benchmarks for what constitutes their hottest days.
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During the third quarter, major global stock indexes posted gains, with some benchmarks like the S&P 500 .
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The interest on Italian government bonds has "approached Germany and France, the important benchmarks in Europe", it said.
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Clinton said that the rollout and implementation of Common Core was problematic, but that common benchmarks were important.
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Benchmarks in Hong Kong and on the mainland had gained more than 1 percent in the last session.
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This represents the largest "overweight" relative to traditional benchmarks, relative to other large-cap sectors, in two decades.
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Progress on meeting the benchmarks set by the city as part of the Renewal program has been uneven.
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The Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Saudi and Kuwait benchmarks are all down more than 10 percent in 2016.
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The LBMA will also take on ownership of platinum and palladium benchmarks, run by the London Metal Exchange.
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The indices will be highly correlated with comparable benchmarks, Mark Hemsley, chief executive officer of Bats Europe, said.
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Without stable housing, all of the other benchmarks and pathways to the middle class are out of reach.
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PhotoshopWhere these 8th Generation processors really shine isn't in synthetic benchmarks, but in real world ones—like Photoshop.
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Regulators worldwide have penalized the financial industry billions of euros in recent years for rigging various financial benchmarks.
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A number of banks have also resolved parallel criminal charges related to the manipulation of various global benchmarks.
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Both crude benchmarks have fallen more than 20 percent since peaking at four-year highs in early October.
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"Active bond fund managers have had higher success rates beating their benchmarks than equity managers," said Morningstar's Bryan.
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Growing corporate profits and surging shares of technology giants pushed major benchmarks to a string of record highs.
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Both benchmarks were down for the week as concerns about a slowing global economy outweighed risks to supply.
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In math, 22 percent met benchmarks, compared with 51 percent in the district and 50 percent across California.
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The critical groups largely subsist on government grants, which are contingent on the organizations meeting contractually-obligated benchmarks.
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Unlike inflation, there are no simple and permanent benchmarks against which progress toward financial stability can be measured.
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Both benchmarks have been dragged lower by intensifying oil demand concerns as the coronavirus continues to spread worldwide.
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Should these losses hold, it would be the biggest one-day percentage decline for both benchmarks since Jan.
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Because such financial benchmarks are derived from inputs that investors often cannot see, Tesla must have their trust.
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At 23 wins, the Celtics are on the verge of some historical benchmarks over their next few games.
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The new laws would also establish financial benchmarks that pension funds must meet or face more benefit cuts.
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The S&P's drop followed declines of more than 2 percent for the major stock benchmarks in Europe.
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The group lays out minimum security standards and then assesses products and their privacy policies against these benchmarks.
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Since it is usually only triggered if a fund exceeds certain performance benchmarks, it is unlike ordinary income.
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Water: The EPA is also considering new benchmarks that would limit the amount of lead in drinking water.
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South Korean markets were down nearly 4 percent, and major European benchmarks were down 3 percent or more.
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The daily slides followed a session in which both benchmarks posted their largest quarterly declines of the year.
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The high benchmarks and investment demands would have severely limited those able to take advantage of the rule.
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"Typically these high-performing technology and media leaders drive commerce and can outperform broad market benchmarks," AdvisorShares said.
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She nominated the agency's benchmarks for drought alerts, not only in North America but also on other continents.
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Both benchmarks posted weekly declines of nearly 4 percent, pressured by big U.S. inventories and heavy worldwide flows.
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In math, 60 percent met benchmarks, compared with 58 percent across the school district and 50 percent statewide.
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The bill would also bring long overdue accountability to colleges by requiring that students meet loan repayment benchmarks.
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The move comes as 2.33 percent of active managers beat their benchmarks in the first half of 2017.
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That justifies records in major equity benchmarks and P/E ratios near the highest since the financial crisis.
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Those settlement prices represented a modest recovery from session lows, when benchmarks had slid more than a dollar.
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In response, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, under Commissioner Rostin Behnam, established a group to reform such benchmarks.
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In mathematics, 21866 percent met benchmarks, compared with 21890 percent across the school district and 36 percent statewide.
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Race tends to be one of the major dividing lines, and test scores are viewed as unbiased benchmarks.
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When they present their new schedule, the networks also set ratings benchmarks they expect each show to hit.
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Those worries eased into a relief rally Thursday, with major US benchmarks all up by at least 0.63%.
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The margin of investors who said on Monday they were "long," or holding more Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks, over those who said they were "short," or holding fewer Treasuries than their benchmarks, was 4 percent, compared with a net short of 2 percent the previous week, according to the survey.
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Libor is one of the world's most important benchmarks and about $300 trillion in contracts reference Libor, Powell said.
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And if your boss did set benchmarks, but then the goal posts keep changing -- that's also a red flag.
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FTSE Russell has said it will start including mainland Chinese shares in its major benchmarks from June next year.
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Spot gold and major crude benchmarks eased slightly, as the market reacted to the military actions over the weekend.
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Many banks face having to migrate to several new benchmarks like Ester and Sonia at roughly the same time.
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The Commission reported this month that Ukraine and Georgia had met those benchmarks, and will add Kosovo on Wednesday.
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The feeling is that volatility and tighter Fed policy will present opportunities to generate alpha, or returns above benchmarks.
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Specifically, it welcomed changes to remuneration policy to clarify what benchmarks executives must meet to receive short-term bonuses.
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This just means that physicist's benchmarks show the results to be extremely unlikely to have occurred due to chance.
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In math, 21905 percent of third-graders met benchmarks, compared with 21913 percent districtwide and 21916 percent across California.
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After days of slumping stock prices, the companies' shares were up and topped market benchmarks in Wednesday morning trading.
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Doing so will establish processes that not only hit compliance benchmarks but make responsible data handling the default action.
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And we'll also see mutual funds that track the MSCI Emerging Market benchmarks having to follow suit as well.
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The chief benchmarks for euros, EURIBOR and EONIA, face an even tighter timetable for reform and replacement than LIBOR.
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"Judged by standard benchmarks, the global economy is not doing as badly as the rhetoric sometimes suggests," it said.
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The U.S. index provider will decide later this month whether to add yuan-denominated shares to key equity benchmarks.
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The financial industry has been hit with billion euro fines worldwide in the last decade for rigging key benchmarks.
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Many also believe that credit research in the bond market gives active managers a bigger opportunity to outperform benchmarks.
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The slim majority government of PM Volodomyr Groysman has hit structural benchmarks to complete the EFF review in September.
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The CPCIF will propose benchmarks for 23 products including refined oil products, ethylene and aromatic hydrocarbons such as benzene.
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Both benchmarks fell around 15 percent in July, with the decline being WTI's largest monthly drop in a year.
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Regulators want markets to move to new benchmarks based on overnight rates and a far richer seam of transactions.
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This has resulted in crude that cannot reach world markets and trading at a discount to global oil benchmarks.
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Banks in general showed signs of weakness, with BMPS and Banco Popular finishing near the bottom of Europe's benchmarks.
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Meanwhile, Italy's FTSE MIB tumbled over 2 percent, as the country's banks fell to the bottom of Europe's benchmarks.
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NRF's forecast is one of the most closely watched benchmarks ahead of the holiday season, when retailers like Amazon.
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Shares of BMPS were briefly suspended from trade, but finished at the bottom of Europe's benchmarks, off 22.6 percent.
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Once upon a time, browsers were all about getting faster and scoring better on JavaScript benchmarks than their competitors.
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The step-by-step plan would include clear benchmarks for both sides and what each side gives and takes.
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Both benchmarks were set to record weekly losses as concerns about a slowing global economy outweighed risks to supply.
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As major oil benchmarks are priced in dollars, a stronger greenback typically makes it more expensive to buy oil.
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Fixed income index strategies may often have difficulty matching their benchmarks' performance due to the complexities of bond indexes.
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The U.S. then shared those benchmarks with every country in the world and gave them 50 days to comply.
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Correction: About 60 percent of mutual funds have beaten benchmarks so far in the third quarter, according to Goldman.
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There are no benchmarks about how long other people your age or in your country spend in the apps.
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Among national benchmarks, Italy's FTSE MIB was the best performer, up 1.5 percent to its highest since end January.
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Both benchmarks have risen more than 20 percent from their lows in June as world oil markets have tightened.
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One particular timeframe, 249, just before the Global Financial Crisis, about 103 percent of active managers beat their benchmarks.
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The Lenovo has the most powerful CPU, an 8th Gen i3 processor, and handily performed best on the benchmarks.
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Reform of the public sector and SOEs, and privatising viable entities, are key performance benchmarks under the IMF agreement.
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A French diplomat said Turkey had only fulfilled 10 benchmarks fully so far and another 26 were under way.
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It's a bit too early in the development process to really focus on benchmarks, but the results are encouraging.
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Passive investing offers fewer opportunities to generate "alpha," or the ability to beat benchmarks, and offers little downside protection.
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Both the Brent and WTI oil benchmarks are down more than 7.5 percent since the end of last year.
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Euribor rates, like the similar Libor benchmarks, are compiled from estimates that banks give of their cost of borrowing.
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It's still very quick and we doubt the regular consumer will notice the differences that these benchmarks point out.
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MSCI said last week that it was quadrupling the 'weighting' of the country's A-shares in its global benchmarks.
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Major benchmarks and market data providers based inside the EU should also be regulated directly by ESMA, it said.
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Crypto Facilities has established a separate legal entity, CF Benchmarks Ltd, to manage the index, a CME spokeswoman said.
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The Marijuana Index and 420 Investor have created benchmarks to track cannabis companies trading in the U.S. and Canada.
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Earlier this week, both the benchmarks were up more than 50 percent from multi-year lows hit in January.
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The plan would allow Libor-linked transactions to exist while the new benchmarks gain acceptance by dealers and investors.
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Now, benchmarks have been set for any such negotiations going forward -- yet another potential landmine for Trump's business agenda.
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Lagardere slipped to the bottom of benchmarks, off over 13 percent after the French media firm's results disappointed investors.
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The two benchmarks hit 12-year lows earlier in the week after China's stock market crash roiled global markets.
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It's been a brutal start to 22 for risk assets with many global benchmarks slipping into bear market territory.
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Stretch goals are monetary benchmarks that, when surpassed, give backers more rewards, such as merchandise, art or downloadable content.
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However, in our benchmarks, we found that both performed just as well as the much more expensive RTX 20803.
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The BenchmarksIn fact, in a few benchmarks, the 2060 Super and 2070 Super significantly surpass the 2080 in performance.
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But benchmarks and just a couple minutes of use are one thing, while actual extended use is quite another.
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The Swiss bank, which benchmarks itself against rivals in the U.S. and Europe when setting pay, declined to comment.
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When WTI trades at a discount to Brent and other foreign benchmarks, it encourages traders to buy U.S. supplies.
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The BoE is also looking at how investors rely on "volatility" benchmarks to bet on bond markets remaining stable.
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Just earlier this month, both benchmarks showed RSI levels of 30 or below, indicating an oversold or bear market.
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An incredible comeback in General Electric shares from a 251 percent deficit to positive also helped lift market benchmarks.
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The end result is a training system that created algorithms Facebook says beat top-of-the-line industry benchmarks.
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Another $7.5trn in actively managed assets use its indices as "benchmarks": that is, they measure their performance against them.
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In the full review, I'll be able to provide more specific benchmarks and compare it directly to other Chromebooks.
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The benchmarks below are from T. Rowe Price, but other firms have come up with similar rules of thumb.
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There's reason to think that after a decade trailing major benchmarks, value stocks might be on the comeback trail.
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Bond yields may go higher and the bond yields are one of the important benchmarks of global asset pricing.
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Anthem said on Monday that it wanted to recover damages for drug prices that were higher than competitive benchmarks.
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Stockpickers focused on investment abroad have been huge beneficiaries of new investor cash as many have beaten their benchmarks.
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Trading volume jumped just before the close due to FTSE Russell's completion of the annual refresh of its benchmarks.
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In 1981, California Democrats proposed a new map of congressional districts that critics said set national benchmarks for unfairness.
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" Stockton added that Clorox's relative strength, or performance vis-a-vis benchmarks like the S&P, "has certainly improved.
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Mr. Powell, along with most Fed officials, argues that policy rules are useful benchmarks, but human judgment is indispensable.
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The rates on government bonds serve as benchmarks for the rates that Italians pay on business or consumer loans.
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SMTAM invests in all four names within its passive strategies as the stocks are included in the relevant benchmarks.
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But hurricanes in the post-Katrina era are also political events, benchmarks by which a president's abilities are measured.
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In math, 403 percent of third-graders met benchmarks, compared with 90 percent districtwide and 50 percent across California.
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Now, staff members who meet certain performance benchmarks can earn what amounts to an additional month's pay every year.
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The benchmarks including the U.S. dollar ISDAFIX for fixed interest rate swaps, the Yen Libor and the Euroyen Tibor.
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The additions of Saudi stocks to global benchmarks will take place in phases over the next year or two.
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There will be no physical delivery, no multiple prompt dates, but rather monthly futures cash settled against industry benchmarks.
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The firm has outperformed benchmarks this year, with shares up more than 9 percent in the last 12 months.
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Active (SPIVA) Scorecard, a semi-annual report that compares actively managed funds to their benchmarks, active funds are lagging.
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Most legal scholars concur that Brandeis set historic benchmarks in upholding freedom of speech and the right of privacy.
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Big institutional investors overseeing trillions of dollars said they believe the opportunities to beat stock market benchmarks are increasing.
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We also have benchmarks of what success looks like based on previous experience, such as keeping returns below 5%.
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The benchmarks included the U.S. dollar ISDAFIX for fixed interest rate swaps, the Yen Libor and the Euroyen Tibor.
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Large-cap managers beat their benchmarks at a 69 percent pace, with the average outperformance at 0.53 percentage points.
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European markets looked set to echo the uneasy mood in Asia, with key benchmarks expected to open little changed.
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Over a 15-year period, only 13.79 percent of fund managers beat their benchmarks over time, according to SPIVA.
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If these current benchmarks don't help us develop AI with more generalized, flexible intelligence, why are they so popular?
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In U.S. trading on Wednesday, those 2 oil benchmarks increased again, with 20053 percent and 1.6 percent rise overnight.
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If the front-runner falls short of those benchmarks, the two top contenders will contest a run-off vote.
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MSCI, the index provider, has likewise documented that investment strategies that overweight E.S.G. performers can outdo broader market benchmarks.
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Demographic data from the count are the bases for surveys that are benchmarks for major businesses, governments and researchers.
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By merely following Bugatti Biebs being Biebs, "Company" has achieved that rarest of benchmarks: an objectively good music video.
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During the 2017-18 school year, 87 percent of students at Burbank and 89 percent of students at Burroughs who took the SAT exam met benchmarks for English, compared with 71 percent statewide; 72 percent of students at Burbank and 19203 percent at Burroughs met benchmarks for math, compared with 50 percent statewide.
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Marks and Spencer however fell near the bottom of Europe's benchmarks, after UBS cut its price target on the stock.
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However, we left the buffet untried in favor of sampling items that are my benchmarks for this type of cuisine.
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Prices remain under pressure on concerns that the global market is oversupplied, with benchmarks posting a sixth straight weekly loss.
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Both benchmarks, Brent crude and U.S. light crude, have climbed more than 11.153 percent from lows hit earlier this month.
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Both benchmarks are hovering just below their highest levels since early February, having risen around 10 percent from March lows.
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It is still the gold standard, and research based on other methods is lost without benchmarks established using those methods.
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Here's the problem – benchmarks are not handed down from God on Mount Sinai and they do not appear in nature.
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The exchange will begin building a spot commodity trading platform on the mainland, to develop credible pricing benchmarks, Li said.
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Both oil benchmarks are down more than a third this quarter, the steepest decline since the fourth quarter of 22018.
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Largely because synthetic benchmarks like Geekbench 29 or WebXPRT tend to favor Intel more (something AMD has previously complained about).
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Still, both benchmarks posted their second week of gains, with WTI rising about 7.5 percent and Brent up 6 percent.
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On top of the bank fines, dozens of traders were fired and the setting of daily market benchmarks was rethought.
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Below are returns of some key tech stocks and benchmarks a week after a deal of $5 billion or more.
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To determine these benchmarks, public polls generally use voting statistics from surveys conducted by the Census Bureau following recent elections.
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Measured against the poorest of benchmarks, Ms. Merkel's chancellorship, even after 14 years in office, appears stable, wise and exemplary.
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Although a full technical standard has yet to be settled, industry bodies have published general benchmarks for the new technology.
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In fact, companies in Russia and China provided good benchmarks for Chocofamily, now the biggest e-commerce holding in Kazakhstan.
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The company has also launched Benchmarks, a new product that allows practitioners to collaborate on the same machine learning models.
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Contracts signed by India and China typically become benchmarks for other potash buyers in Asia, such as Malaysia and Indonesia.
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I suppose the argument against it would be that keeping score in this way sets benchmarks for the next murderer.
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Art institutions are still experimenting with how best to use technology to increase access and engagement — buzzwords with undetermined benchmarks.
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The proposal also would require states and drugmakers to agree on clinical benchmarks that must be reached for each payment.
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The European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), which sets global benchmarks for the industry, is working to define quantum-cryptography standards.
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The weight that Chinese firms listed on the mainland have in equity benchmarks such as the MSCI index is rising.
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If they are right, at least 50 percent of active managers should outpace their benchmarks at some point in 2017.
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"New issues tightened a lot today while existing benchmarks did not move much," said a Hong Kong-based IG trader.
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Progress on some structural benchmarks has also been made, including passage of the 2017 budget in line with programme targets.
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The strike cut more than 60 percent Kuwait's crude output, lending support to price benchmarks such as Brent and Dubai.
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The latest case, like previous investigations, focuses on accusations that bankers around the world deliberately manipulated the benchmarks for profit.
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For April, the two benchmarks are up about 20 percent, on track for their largest monthly gain in a year.
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"We are prepared to maintain the current monetary policy stance until these benchmarks are more clearly in sight," he said.
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Tighter heavy oil supplies and strong fuel oil margins pushed sour crude benchmarks Dubai and Oman above Brent this month.
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"Once he reaches the remaining rehab benchmarks, he will advance to on-court team drills and activities," the statement read.
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The indexes are performance benchmarks for emerging-market debt; membership can help a country sell bonds and cut borrowing costs.
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China's CSI300 index rallied last week after index provider MSCI quadrupled its weighting for mainland shares in its global benchmarks.
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Though hundreds of grades are bought and sold, traders use a handful of benchmarks to make sense of the market.
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Gold and silver are among the eight major market benchmarks that are regulated by Britain's watchdog Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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Both benchmarks rose on Wednesday after news of a drawdown in U.S. crude inventories and a dip in U.S. output.
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Bullish sentiment helped drive benchmarks to last week's highs, but that move could now leave them vulnerable to a correction.
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Both crude oil price benchmarks have slumped by almost 3 percent since last week hitting their highest since November 2018.
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This week, S&P Dow Jones Indices released its annual report on how actively managed funds performed against their benchmarks.
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The CSI20.6 index rallied last week after index provider MSCI quadrupled its weighting for mainland shares in its global benchmarks.
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I've added comparable numbers from AMD's prior generation where it makes sense but excluded them from most of the benchmarks.
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Oil and gas stocks fell on the price decline, with Tullow Oil at the bottom of benchmarks, off 5.6 percent.
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Both benchmarks moved in a near $2-band between the highs and lows, one of the widest swings in weeks.
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For example, a few indices are starting to provide reliable benchmarks for opaque asset classes like private equity (see box).
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Shares in BMPS reversed earlier gains and sank to the bottom of Europe's benchmarks, off 4.67 percent by the close.
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A significant majority of active managers underperform their index benchmarks after fees, and picking the outperformers takes time and money.
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Getting rid of quarterly guidance does not get rid of analysts creating benchmarks for a company to miss or make.
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"It is our view that A-shares belong in emerging market benchmarks," Vanguard spokesperson Freddy Martino said in an email.
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The U.K.'s FTSE was also under pressure, as leading London-listed stocks fell to the bottom of Europe's benchmarks.
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But it was still subject to financial penalties because it did not meet money-saving benchmarks set by federal officials.
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With subversive wit and trenchant humor, the artists in Quality Time expose the arbitrary nature of society's benchmarks for meaning.
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The FTSE 23.7 shed 21.3 percent, outperforming the bigger losses suffered by euro zone benchmarks due to a strengthening euro.
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" She said that one of her benchmarks for success was if viewers said: "I saw Megyn in a new light.
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For our tests we focused on two benchmarks in particular: The newer Basemark Web 3.0 and the old stalwart, Peacekeeper.
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"This benchmarks pretty well and is pretty high compared to other startups and late-stage e-commerce companies," Kim said.
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A number of banks have since been fined billions of pounds for trying to rig interest rate benchmarks and currencies.
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"These trend estimates are the benchmarks we must take as given when deciding how to set monetary policy," he said.
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Israeli institutions, which are typically conservative, tend to stick with indexes and benchmarks from the Tel Aviv exchange, he said.
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However, the editorial's concern that "incredibly" government cannot "dictate" standards or benchmarks to judge colleges and institutions is, itself, incredible.
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This year's conference was one of a series in which Afghanistan's progress on benchmarks, called the Tokyo Framework, was evaluated.
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Stocks have meanwhile been flashing red as well, with major benchmarks falling nearly 20% from their record highs in February.
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Its first few episodes set new ratings benchmarks, and its success helped several other shows on the Fox network thrive.
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Wall Street indices are at record highs and global equity benchmarks are less than 4 percent from the year's peaks.
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European benchmarks like German Bunds were at around -0.37% down more than 20 bps from last week's 10-month highs.
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European benchmarks like German Bunds were at around -0.36% down more than 20 bps from last week's 10-month highs.
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A financial review commission was created under Michigan law to oversee a post-bankruptcy Detroit until it reaches certain benchmarks.
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The board was to recommend specific savings if Medicare spending per beneficiary was projected to grow faster than certain benchmarks.
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Steyer entered the race late -- on July 5.53 -- and scrambled to meet the Democratic National Committee's polling and donor benchmarks.
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Over the past three years, the strategy has beaten both the small-cap and global benchmarks by six percentage points.
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The S&P 500 Index fell another 7 percent; in Europe, major stock benchmarks were down more than 7 percent.
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The decline in Treasury bond yields — which serve as benchmarks for private lending rates — weighed on shares of financial institutions.
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Ford, which has been criticized for its lack of transparency, will offer a "concrete plan" with benchmarks, according to Farley.
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Districtwide, 96 percent met benchmarks, compared with 81 percent in the San Diego Unified School District and 71 percent statewide.
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Investment bank Renaissance Capital estimated that across all emerging markets and benchmarks, some 40 percent of funds were now passive.
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The Relative Strength Index for both benchmarks were at 69 — just below the 0.53 level for a technically overbought market.
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The kingdom's stock market was also added to several emerging market and global benchmarks run by S&P Dow Jones.
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Earlier in the day, European markets recorded their worst day since 2016, and major benchmarks in Asia also closed down.
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Congress should also insist on this type of reporting and integration of democracy benchmarks for U.S. funding of the WHO.
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We know today, through benchmarks and all sorts of other stuff, is that the app is more accurate than humans.
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Both crude benchmarks have pared some of their recent losses, after slumping to multi-month lows earlier in the week.
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The Triple A rated supra hit the front and back ends of the market with two and 22.6-year benchmarks.
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The rising use of TCA is expected to boost electronic trading as algorithms are designed to achieve specific TCA benchmarks.
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In the twilight of life, reliable health care and low-cost happiness are important benchmarks when determining where to live.
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It wasn't an entirely clean sweep for Intel, however, with AMD notching up a few wins in AnandTech's GPU benchmarks.
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Later on in the season, the gang tackles the pressures that some preschool children are under to meet academic benchmarks.
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After running benchmarks on GeekBench, my review unit scored 93,114 for single-core performance and 16,107 for multi-score performance.
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Both crude benchmarks fell to their lowest levels since before the attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities on Sept. 3.73.
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But rights groups continue to lobby Congress to make the annual military aid conditional on Egypt achieving certain democratic benchmarks.
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Her plan pledges to create "progressive year-on-year benchmarks that target individual sectors," such as energy, infrastructure and industry.
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According to data from Morningstar, only 11 percent of BlackRock's actively managed equity funds have beaten their benchmarks since 2009.
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"Our objective is to look like [these benchmarks], but to be aware of the E, S and G," Oliver said.
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This is a common-sense approach that provides benchmarks from FDA but ultimately allows the marketplace to make the decisions.
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In the Warmer Winters graph, plus or minus 3 degrees from the 20th century average winter temperature are the benchmarks.
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High-dividend and "low volatility" stocks, which tend to move less sharply than the average stock, have beaten market benchmarks.
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Twenty-one percent of investors said they were long or holding more longer-dated Treasuries than their benchmarks on Monday.
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U.S. investors are exposed to Chinese companies if they are listed in the United States or included in major benchmarks.
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The share of investors who said they were "long" or held more longer-dated Treasuries than their portfolio benchmarks exceeded those investors who said they were "short" or held fewer longer-term government debt issues than their benchmarks by 17 percentage points on Monday, up from 4 percentage points the week before, J.P. Morgan said.
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Candidates have said they are being forced to adjust their campaign strategies away from winning votes to meet these benchmarks; party insiders are saying the benchmarks are excluding highly credentialed voices in favor of celebrity candidates; and down-ballot Democrats are complaining the donor threshold is taking much-needed money away from their races.
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It was the first time since January 1673 that the two crude oil benchmarks opened a year above $60 per barrel.
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"The main oil price benchmarks - Brent and WTI - are both light-sweet crudes and reflect this glut," the U.S. bank said.
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Though hedge fund returns again fell short of some popular market benchmarks, the year featured some standout performance from various strategies.
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Both benchmarks are now trading firmly in bear market territory, having fallen more than 20 percent from their 20173-week highs.
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Congressional leaders say TPP is dead The plan also gives benchmarks for Days 1, 100 and 200 of the Trump administration.
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The researchers then examined whether these "winning" funds could continue to beat their benchmarks during each of the subsequent three years.
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This year, the average hedge fund is up about 0.6 percent versus slight declines in the same stock and bond benchmarks.
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Thanks to its specialized hardware, Gaudi easily beats an Nvidia T4 accelerator on most standard benchmarks — all while using less power.
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Retirement plan sponsors continue to shift assets from actively managed mutual funds to lower-cost index funds that track market benchmarks.
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She will take care of him for 18 months and make sure he hits all of his benchmarks, all the training.
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I don't care what the benchmarks say because the G5's one quick and responsive phone and that's all that matters.
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Meanwhile, Randgold Resources and Fresnillo were both near the bottom of Europe's benchmarks, despite precious metal prices posting gains during trade.
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Most of portfolio manager pay is determined by how well their funds perform against benchmarks like the Standard & Poor's 500 Index.
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Imperial Brands jumped near the top of Europe's benchmarks, up 3 percent after Goldman Sachs raised its outlook on the stock.
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The resource head count in India is well aligned to the scale of operations envisioned and in line with industry benchmarks.
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Both benchmarks extended steep weekly slides, with U.S. crude down 220 percent and Brent 240 percent for the week so far.
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In particular Ryzen struggles to keep up with Kaby Lake the early gaming benchmarks—largely do to the optimization Intel enjoys.
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For several measures, such as net interest margins and returns on equity, the Swiss bank's analysts constructed benchmarks for each firm.
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Even this is not always borne out: four of the seven make provisions, as a proportion of loans, above their benchmarks.
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To help determine whether housing is fairly valued or not, The Economist benchmarks house prices against each city's median household income.
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Using Mike Fahey's excellent benchmarks for his review of the 2970 desktop card, I was able to draw a nice comparison.
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Even those managers without those benchmarks are subject to them, as investors follow the market and the competition and judge accordingly.
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The obsessive members of the PC gaming community who worry over benchmarks and specs like most of us worry over pricetags.
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"It contains targets, upper limits and benchmarks for the nominal balance, structural balance, expenditure growth and debt development," the paper said.
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The strike crippled more than 60 percent of Kuwait's crude output, lending support to price benchmarks such as Brent and Dubai.
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On the other hand, actively managed mutual funds have historically outperformed their benchmarks while maintaining a similar risk profile, on average.
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So far this year, 48% of large-cap active funds have beaten their benchmarks, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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This has resulted in crude that struggles to reach world markets and which trades at a discount to global oil benchmarks.
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Had the funds been a sports team, their record against benchmarks would have been six wins, 40 losses and one tie.
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The changes have paid off in the short run, with Freedom Funds' 1-year and 3-year returns beating internal benchmarks.
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The change of tone led to a narrowing of Spain's bond yield premium over German benchmarks and Spanish stocks pared losses.
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IRR (net of fees): 29.02%, which the firm says is in the top quartile according to Pitchbook and Cambridge Associates benchmarks.
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While sales efficiency is important, there are plenty of other meaningful benchmarks and KPIs that are important for businesses to monitor.
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That made for a rough trading day on Wednesday, with benchmarks dropping over 3 percent in mid afternoon before recovering slightly.
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Savings benchmarks based on age and income can offer a quick assessment — but you shouldn't entirely base your plan on them.
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But shares tanked 6 percent to the bottom of benchmarks, over concerns of a slowdown in the U.K. property investment sector.
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His main rivals, the senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio, are well below their comparable benchmarks, with 226 and 110 delegates.
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The Singapore summit was long on positive imagery but short on specific benchmarks for North Korea giving up its nuclear weapons.
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Getting every bondholder or individual who has entered into a syndicated loan agreement to switch to new benchmarks could be difficult.
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The London Metal Exchange (LME) has long dominated global pricing, its benchmarks hard-wired into much of the world's physical trade.
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You can see from the iPhone XS benchmarks that it compares favorably to fast laptops and easily exceeds iPhone X performance.
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And active managers across the board have had a harder time finding good investments that can propel them above their benchmarks.
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While Saudi Aramco's decision surprised the market, a proposal to switch benchmarks has been discussed internally for years, the sources said.
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Blackstone said the FS funds on its platform had generated strong investment performance, exceeding substantially all of the relevant market benchmarks.
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Since virtually all the changes on the latest iMac are at a component level, I decided to run a few benchmarks.
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The 835's eight cores deliver impressive benchmarks: A Geekbench 4 multicore score of 6,314 and single-core score of 1,835.
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Compounding the move lower for equities were the global oil benchmarks which have been tightly linked to stocks since last year.
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Both crude oil price benchmarks have slumped by more than 3 percent since last week hitting their highest since November 2018.
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Rival index publishers FTSE Russell and S&P Dow Jones Indices also plan to add Chinese stocks to their global benchmarks.
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Europe's Banks was the worst performing sector, off some 2.3 percent, with several Italian banks at the bottom of Europe's benchmarks.
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In a sense, Lighter "tranches" financing across an investment period, but doesn't set benchmarks that companies would feel pressured about hitting.
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For the week, both benchmarks were on track to rise about 7 percent, their most since the week ended March 4.
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"These benchmarks give FIRE folks something aggressive to shoot for, so they can be [financially] conservative in their post-work life. "
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Still, both benchmarks saw their second week of gains, with Brent rising about 6 percent and WTI up about 7.6 percent.
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ASIFMA represents over 100 global financial institutions, including some of the world's biggest asset managers that use FTSE indexes as benchmarks.
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If you're an actor, these are all great benchmarks sure, but the real question is: Are those student loans paid off?
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Both will scrupulously monitor Turkey's attempts to meet the five outstanding "benchmarks" that remain before visa-free travel may be granted.
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You might know more about their behaviors than their own friends do, since your perspicacity isn't clouded by any social benchmarks.
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The US Treasury seems unable to define the benchmarks Iran has to meet to regain access to the American financial system.
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Under the legislation, once drivers qualify for a CDL, they engage in a two-step training program with rigorous performance benchmarks.
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The pan-regional STOXX 600 index was down 0.05 percent by 0715 GMT, while other European benchmarks were also little changed.
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Trump's unexpected outburst prompted both oil benchmarks — U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and globally traded Brent — to fall around 1 percent.
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This is an increasingly common practice among health insurance providers, in which insurees have to meet benchmarks to get certain benefits.
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In November, the White House also issued a sweeping plan that set up long-term benchmarks to better secure government networks.
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Our governments have substantive and frequent structured dialogues on all of these issues, with a clear vision and benchmarks for success.
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As The Hill documents, the Obama administration has failed to deliver on key benchmarks in scaling back U.S. forces in Afghanistan.
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China has already launched several highly successful contracts, including steel, iron ore and copper, all of which have become liquid benchmarks.
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China's new crude futures are unlikely to displace the Brent and WTI light sweet benchmarks in the United States and Europe.
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The administration may wish to set certain benchmarks and a timetable to ensure that China is headed in the right direction.
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In November, both oil benchmarks traded at their highest levels since June 2015 with Brent hitting $64.65 and WTI at $59.05.
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Other lawsuits are for the rigging of borrowing benchmarks Libor and Euribor, used to set the price of mortgages and derivatives.
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Without benchmarks, governments are simply making spending lists — earmarks — with little assurance that public funds are spent in an optimal way.
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It said Swaziland had met a series of benchmarks on political freedom, making it eligible to regain the preferential trade status.
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But the collapse of the benchmarks has even drawn some junk bonds and emerging-market bonds into negative yielding territorym too.
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Stretch goals are monetary benchmarks on Kickstarter that, when surpassed, give backers more rewards, such as merchandise, art or downloadable content.
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The three benchmarks are approaching records again, with the Dow closing just 10 points below its most recent all-time high.
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Image: ScreenshotSafari punched pretty well in our benchmarks, and features like the reader mode and the reading list are very useful.
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The international community should establish clear benchmarks — with clear consequences if unmet — for the implementation of the Rakhine Advisory Commission recommendations.
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If banks meet certain lending benchmarks, they will get a bonus from the E.C.B. in addition to the interest-free funds.
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Only a fraction of the estimated $1.5 trillion that are benchmarked against MSCI emerging market indexes are following frontier market benchmarks.
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It will look to develop guidance on trading processes when markets are about to close or around the setting of benchmarks.
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In order to join the European Union, or to be considered for membership, candidate nations must meet certain standards and benchmarks.
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Conventional wisdom has it that active equity fund managers have a better chance of beating their benchmarks when things get volatile.
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Y.) and Steve Chabot (R-Ohio), sponsors of 2014 bill that tied aiding Burma to the country meeting democracy-focused benchmarks.
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Shares in Europe and Asia were also sharply lower, with benchmarks in Britain, Germany and France down more than 3 percent.
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As Mr. Wissmann requested, the commission did not impose sanctions on carmakers that fall short of benchmarks for electric-vehicle production.
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If the Democrats' numbers seem impressive in 2018, this is because their previous benchmarks in the state have been relatively low.
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For much of 2018, results like that helped Wall Street stand out even as major stock benchmarks around the globe tumbled.
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In a time of extraordinary unforeseen crisis, such as right now, those benchmarks will be impossible for most organizations to hit.
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Both major crude benchmarks have lost about half their value since the beginning of the month, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Meeks still owns shares in his clients' portfolios as an underweight because he knows he's being judged versus the tech benchmarks.
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It was the first time since January 2014 that both crude oil benchmarks had opened the year above $60 a barrel.
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It was the first time since January 28 that both crude oil benchmarks had opened the year above $60 a barrel.
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"The benchmarks were previously more from the world of entertainment and gaming," Mr. Gioni said of augmented reality and virtual reality.
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On a cumulative basis, the bottom 5 reformulated every year compared to the two benchmarks individually, again beating EEM and EFA.
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One look at the data shows that this interpretation is an illusion — the banking industry is significantly underperforming by historical benchmarks.
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It also forced the use of all four processor cores, which when combined with the speed increase certainly helped on benchmarks.
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After settlement, both benchmarks fell, failing to sustain the lift from the morning news of declining U.S. crude and gasoline stocks.
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Governors say they will establish goals and benchmarks to accelerate energy efficiency and renewables, modernize the grid, and incentivize clean transportation.
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If students are to achieve these benchmarks, colleges would have to offer programs where students could actually find jobs after graduation.
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At the same time, EU emissions are declining, but not anywhere near fast enough to meet the benchmarks of the deal.
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All three benchmarks have now closed in the red for three straight-days, although the first day of losses was milder.
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Brent has surged 4.5 percent this week and U.S. crude 8.4 percent as both benchmarks notched a third week of gains.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Middle East crude benchmarks rose on Friday with DME Oman's premium posting a more significant jump than cash Dubai.
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Both benchmarks hit levels not seen since December 2014, although trading was thin due to a holiday in the United States.
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