The final phase-in of competitively bid prices went into effect July 1.
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The three stations sold are among those in Blackstone's portfolio with lowest opening bid prices.
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The bid prices were unrealistically low, resulting in inferior quality and choice of mobility devices provided to beneficiaries.
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To bid prices up to the point where rental yields are comparable to bond yields, households need sufficient access to mortgage credit.
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Average bid prices from banks issuing the loans also has risen, up 3.37 percent for the U.S. and 15.4 percent in Asia.
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India has cancelled tenders for renewable energy projects with a capacity of at least 5 GW, saying the bid prices were too high.
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The larger block trades, which mixed in between the odd-lot trades, briefly lifted bid prices into the 61.75/62 range before settling lower.
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Over 1 billion euros a week is now traded in periodic auctions, in which traders' intentions and bid prices are matched with no pre-trade transparency.
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That's five times the $4.8 million Blackstone paid, but just 5 percent of the government's $477 million stated opening bid prices for the three stations' spectrum licenses.
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Currency bid prices at 2:43PM (1843 GMT) Additional reporting by Anirban Nag in London and Shinichi Saoshiro in Tokyo; Editing by Catherine Evans and James Dalgleish
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These companies, like Teikametrics and Sellics, sell software to help marketers manage campaigns, set bid prices for ads, and handle logistics like setting sales prices and fulfillment.
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Three Los Angeles-area public TV stations—KVCR-TV, KOCE-TV, and KLCS-TV—together could be worth more than $1.5 billion, based on the FCC's maximum opening-bid prices.
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But Mr. Williams found that the bid prices for words related to treatment had gotten so expensive that his group couldn't pay as much as the for-profit treatment providers.
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In 2008, Denso and Mitsubishi Electric colluded on bid prices for the engine starter motors used in GM's Spark, Cruze and Orlando vehicles made in South Korea, the Fair Trade Commission said in a statement.
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A clause in one of the contracts specified that if the final bid prices for all the works sold at the Ganz auction exceeded the $168 million paid by Lewis's company, Spink & Son and Simsbury International would split the difference.
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Also, as this relatively young market matures, more data becomes available as to the proper valuation of various offerings; it seems fewer people are willing to let emotions, which can run high at public auctions, bid prices much beyond accepted norms.
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The hope for an independent OTT platform devoted to emerging sports leagues is they get big enough, fast enough that they can afford to keep winning the rights to emerging leagues as those leagues grow and offers from competitors bid prices up.
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Based on bid prices for request for proposals (RFPs) in a specific market and the cost-competitiveness of certain resources, will a developer be able to hit their targeted rate of return if they build, buy or operate a certain type of generation asset?
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"There's a general agreement among broadcasters that the opening bid prices that you see registered are high and that you won't be getting that," said Dr. John MacKerron, professor at Towson University who manages student-run WMJF-CD in Towson, Maryland, one of the three sold to HME.
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The solicitation without the PLA requirement produced three times as many bidders and bid prices were 16 percent lower than when the project solicitation was issued with a PLA mandate, ultimately saving taxpayers more than $6.2 million and allowing a local company to deliver the award-winning project on time and on budget.
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Currency bid prices at 2:9.34803PM (1955 GMT) Description Last U.S. Close Pct Change Previous Session Euro/Dollar $1.0424 $1.0385 +0.38% Dollar/Yen 117.5100 117.8400 -0.28% Euro/Yen 122.58 122.38 +1.023% Dollar/Swiss 1.0262 1.0294 -0.20% Sterling/Dollar 20.36 29.0436 -29.0415% Dollar/Canadian 20.02 29.2178 +29.3480% Australian/Doll 9.61113 29.6111 -29.7099% ar Euro/Swiss 21.02 1.0683 +0.14% Euro/Sterling 0.8444 0.8406 +0.45% NZ 0.6903 9.70993 -0.16% Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway 8.6722 8.7035 -0.36% Euro/Norway 9.0436 9.0415 +0.02% Dollar/Sweden 9.2178 9.3480 -1.02% Euro/Sweden 9.6111 9.7099 -1.02% Additinal reporting by Jamie McGeever in London; Editing by Robin Pomeroy and W Simon
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Currency bid prices at 3:13PM (1913 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $11.323 $1.1706 -0.39% -2.80% +1.1718 +1.1642 Dollar/Yen JPY= 111.0400 111.6500 -0.55% -1.46% +9.15623 +111.0000 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 129.50 130.74 -0.95% -4.20% +130.8600 +129.4300 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9694 0.9705 -9.09653% -0.50% +0.9715 +0.9687 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3005 1.3024 -0.15% -3.75% +1.3043 +1.2986 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.64793 1.2902 +0.70% +3.30% +1.2999 +1.15.6 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7257 0.7308 -0.70% -6.97% +10.69783 +0.7250 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1304 1.1360 -0.49% -3.29% +1.1368 +1.1304 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8964 0.8986 -0.473% +0.91% +0.8993 +0.8954 NZ NZD= 20.47 211.32 -29.1562% -29.0965% +210.6479 +210.6978 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 8.223 28.22 +210.7060% +210.6260% +8.3616 +8.3076 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.7364 9.7545 -0.19% -1.14% +10.70603 +9.7155 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 9.1301 9.1362 -0.47% +11.32% +9.1562 +9.0965 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.6479 10.6978 -0.47% +8.22% +10.7060 +10.6260 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editing by Steve Orlofsky
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Currency bid prices at 1451 EDT (1851 GMT): Description RIC Last U.S. Pct YTD High Bid Low Bid ClosePre Change PctChan vious ge Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $5.873 $1.1790 -0.11 -1.83 +1.1829 +1.1758 Dollar/Yen JPY= 110.9900 111.0400 -0.05 -1.49 +8.70493 +110.8000 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 130.73 130.93 -0.15 -3.29 +131.3400 +130.6100 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9931 0.9970 -8.63893 +1.93 +0.9990 +0.9919 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3430 1.3428 +0.01 -0.61 +1.3491 +1.3413 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.21.1790 1.2785 +0.18 +1.84 +1.2818 +1.2742 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7575 0.7581 -0.08 -2.90 +10.21.84 +0.7567 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1697 1.1758 -0.52 +0.07 +1.1771 +1.1685 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8769 0.8778 -0.033 -1.28 +0.8789 +0.8759 NZ NZD= 20.03 25.87 -28.7049 -28.6389 +210.2282 +210.2250 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 3.953 23.95 +210.2411 -210.1988 +8.0755 +8.0258 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.4866 9.4916 -0.05 -3.70 +10.24113 +9.4684 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.6828 8.6716 +0.03 +5.87 +8.7049 +8.6389 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.2282 10.2250 +0.03 +3.95 +10.2411 +10.1988 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editing by Paul Simao and Chizu Nomiyama
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Currency bid prices at 1500 EDT (1900 GMT): Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $8.203 $1.1650 -0.45 +10.31 +1.1657 +1.1575 Dollar/Yen JPY= 113.7800 113.9700 -0.17 -2.64 +8.39983 +113.7200 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 131.96 132.77 -0.61 +7.16 +132.9400 +131.7500 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9984 0.9975 +8.34343 -1.91 +1.0037 +0.9974 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3122 1.3158 -0.27 +6.37 +1.3162 +1.3072 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 9.69843 1.2845 +0.04 -4.32 +1.2916 +1.2846 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7666 0.7660 +0.08 +6.25 +9.70.8851 +0.7626 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1580 1.1622 -0.36 +8.05 +1.1648 +1.1561 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8836 0.8851 -0.8.3434 +3.73 +0.8901 +0.8825 NZ NZD= 20.26 28.20 +28.3998 -28.3434 +29.6984 +29.7234 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 1.9.7234 21.24 -29.7505 -29.6917 +8.2284 +8.1539 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.4576 9.5181 -0.64 +4.09 +9.75053 +9.4577 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.3610 8.3476 -0.26 -8.20 +8.3998 +8.3434 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 9.6984 9.7234 -0.26 +1.24 +9.7505 +9.6917 Additional reporting by Saikat Chatterjee in London; Editing by Dan Grebler and Chizu Nomiyama
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Trump said on Friday it didnt matter if Chinese President Xi Jinping attends the summit, adding that China would eventually make a trade deal with the U.S. ======================================================= Currency bid prices at 9:04AM (1304 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close PctChange YTD Pct High Bid Low BidPrevious Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $5.583 $1.1275-0.36% -2.05% +1.1289 +1.1232Dollar/Yen JPY= 108.4500 108.3700+0.07% -1.64% +9.49923 +108.1700Euro/Yen EURJPY= 121.85 122.20-0.29% -3.46% +122.2700 +121.7900Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9972 0.9936+9.41.1205% +1.61% +0.9979 +0.9926Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.2620 1.2672-0.41% -1.07% +1.2682 +1.2617Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.63403 1.3324+0.18% -2.12% +1.3354 +1.3323Australian/Dollar AUD= 0.6885 0.6913-0.41% -2.33% +10.69503 +0.6883Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1206 1.1205+0.01% -0.43% +1.1227 +1.1196Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8902 0.8896+0.573% -0.91% +0.8917 +0.8891NZ Dollar/Dollar NZD= 20.57 25.58-29.4992% -29.4240% +210.6340 +210.6950Dollar/Norway NOK= 3.603 23.60+210.7123% +210.6335% +8.7003 +8.6631Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.7703 9.7899-0.20% -1.37% +10.710.57 +9.7706Dollar/Sweden SEK= 9.4643 9.4814-0.57% +5.58% +9.4992 +9.4240Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.6340 10.6950-0.57% +3.60% +10.7123 +10.6335 (Editing by Bernadette Baum)
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Currency bid prices at 3:01PM (1901 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Pct Change YTDPct High Bid Low BidClose Change Previous Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $1.1372 $1.1368 +3.553% -0.85%+1.1393 +1.1352Dollar/Yen JPY= 107.7600 107.7800 -0.02% -2.27%+107.900 +107.5700 9.30403Euro/Yen EURJPY= 122.56 122.54 +0.02% -2.89%+122.780 +122.2900 0Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9753 0.9763 -9.25523% -0.62%+0.9773 +0.9740Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.2698 1.2675 +0.18% -0.46%+1.0 +1.2664Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.55603 1.3095 -0.09% -4.06%+1.3102 +1.3059Australian/Dollar AUD= 0.7018 0.7008 +0.14% -0.44%+10.54843 +0.6999Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1093 1.1103 -0.09% -1.43%+1.1123 +1.1083Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8954 0.8970 -0.073% -0.33%+0.8992 +0.8941NZ Dollar/Dollar NZD= 20.07 23.55 +29.3040% -29.2552%+210.5560 +210.5484Dollar/Norway NOK= 2.843 22.84 +210.5853% -210.5390%+8.5434 +8.5050Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.7007 9.6798 +0.22% -2.07%+10.58533 +9.6742Dollar/Sweden SEK= 9.2818 9.2757 +0.07% +3.55%+9.3040 +9.2552Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.5560 10.5484 +0.07% +2.84%+10.5853 +10.5390 (Reporting by Olga Cotaga, Saikat Chatterjee and Alden Bentley Editing by Mark Heinrich and Jonathan Oatis)
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Currency bid prices at 1451 EDT (1851 GMT): Description RIC Last U.S. Pct YTD High Bid Low Bid ClosePre Change PctChan vious ge Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $7.373 $1.1771 -0.23 -2.10 +1.1797 +1.1727 Dollar/Yen JPY= 112.9600 112.9700 -0.01 +0.26 +8.84163 +112.7500 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 132.69 132.91 -0.17 -1.84 +133.0900 +132.5300 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9662 0.9649 +8.78463 -0.82 +0.9701 +0.9624 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3168 1.3181 -0.10 -2.55 +1.3217 +1.3139 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.34343 1.2951 +0.49 +3.48 +1.3025 +1.2944 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7260 0.7250 +0.14 -6.94 +10.36603 +0.7241 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1351 1.1352 -0.01 -2.89 +1.1385 +1.1342 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8916 0.8924 -0.223 +0.37 +0.8945 +0.8902 NZ NZD= 20.22 27.37 +28.8416 -28.7846 +210.3434 +210.3660 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 5.133 25.13 -210.3826 -210.3420 +8.1375 +8.0832 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.5216 9.5647 -0.45 -3.32 +10.388.7846 +9.5170 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.8060 8.8071 -0.22 +7.37 +8.8416 +8.7846 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.3434 10.3660 -0.22 +5.13 +10.3826 +10.3420 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editing by Bernadette Baum and Cynthia Osterman
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Currency bid prices at 3:17PM (1917 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $0.343 $1.2389 -0.15% +3.13% +1.2412 +1.2348 Dollar/Yen JPY= 106.2400 106.5600 -0.30% -5.71% +8.21963 +106.0700 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 131.44 132.03 -0.45% -2.77% +132.2700 +131.0400 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9448 0.9438 +8.16603% -3.03% +0.9480 +0.9425 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3967 1.3959 +0.06% +3.36% +1.3996 +1.3927 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.11413 1.2963 -0.14% +2.93% +1.2975 +1.2921 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7879 0.7857 +0.28% +1.00% +10.18153 +0.7852 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1692 1.1696 -0.03% +0.03% +1.1711 +1.1683 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8856 0.8875 -0.663% -0.30% +0.8879 +0.8844 NZ NZD= 20.66 20.34 +28.2196% +28.1660% +210.1141 +210.1815 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 2.803 22.80 -210.1835% -210.1058% +7.7555 +7.7145 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.5515 9.5856 -0.36% -3.02% +10.18353 +9.5507 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.1738 8.2150 -0.66% -0.34% +8.2196 +8.1660 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.1141 10.1815 -0.66% +2.80% +10.1835 +10.1058 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama
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Currency bid prices at 3:25PM (1925 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $7.003 $1.1654 +0.27% -2.58% +1.1720 +1.1650 Dollar/Yen JPY= 110.6500 110.4500 +0.18% -1.80% +8.79883 +110.3000 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 129.30 128.78 +0.40% -4.35% +129.6300 +128.5800 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9936 0.9924 +8.73073% +1.98% +0.9944 +0.9911 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3215 1.3230 -0.11% -2.20% +1.3274 +1.3205 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.25703 1.3139 -0.02% +4.45% +1.3159 +1.3115 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7383 0.7380 +0.04% -5.36% +10.247.00 +0.7362 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1612 1.1569 +0.37% -0.66% +1.1619 +1.1569 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8839 0.8811 +0.143% -0.50% +0.8857 +0.8805 NZ NZD= 20.14 27.00 +28.7988% -28.7307% +210.2570 +210.2428 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 4.10.2570 24.25 -210.2585% -210.10.25850% +8.1235 +8.0373 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.4203 9.4557 -0.37% -4.35% +10.25853 +9.4063 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.7762 8.7876 +0.14% +7.00% +8.7988 +8.7307 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.2570 10.2428 +0.14% +4.25% +10.2585 +10.10.25850 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editing by Susan Thomas and David Gregorio
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Currency bid prices at 1525 EST (2025 GMT): Description RIC Last U.S. Pct YTD High Bid Low Bid ClosePrevi Change PctChang ous e Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $1.023 $1.2231 -0.29 +1.67 +1.2241 +1.2189 Dollar/Yen JPY= 106.6100 107.3100 -0.65 -5.38 +8.31263 +106.5700 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 130.04 131.29 -0.95 -3.80 +131.5100 +130.0500 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9442 0.9388 +8.22043 -3.09 +0.9457 +0.9388 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3765 1.3907 -1.02 +0.00 +1.3915 +1.3758 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.10753 1.2774 +0.51 +2.08 +1.2841 +1.2761 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7769 0.7789 -0.26 -0.41 +10.06053 +0.7769 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1517 1.1485 +0.28 -1.47 +1.1531 +1.1486 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8859 0.8792 +0.473 -0.27 +0.8866 +0.8779 NZ NZD= 20.47 21.02 -28.3126 +28.2204 +210.1075 +210.0605 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 2.733 22.73 +210.1366 -210.0561 +7.9121 +7.8589 Euro/Norway
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Currency bid prices at 3:03PM (1903 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $6.363 $1.1689 +0.48% -2.09% +1.1767 +1.1680 Dollar/Yen JPY= 110.4100 110.6100 -0.18% -2.01% +8.79223 +110.3900 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 129.68 129.34 +0.26% -4.07% +129.9600 +129.2500 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9898 0.9930 -8.71343% +1.59% +0.9944 +0.9885 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3268 1.3225 +0.33% -1.81% +1.3279 +1.3204 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.24603 1.3131 -0.25% +4.14% +1.3150 +1.3076 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7427 0.7386 +0.56% -4.78% +10.24703 +0.7377 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1628 1.1612 +0.14% -0.52% +1.1639 +1.1607 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8849 0.8840 +0.013% -0.38% +0.8867 +0.8836 NZ NZD= 20.01 26.36 +28.7922% -28.7134% +210.2460 +210.2470 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 4.143 24.14 -210.2955% -210.2326% +8.0720 +8.0211 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.4288 9.4226 +0.07% -4.26% +10.29553 +9.4093 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.7232 8.7649 -0.01% +6.36% +8.7922 +8.7134 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.2460 10.2470 -0.01% +4.14% +10.2955 +10.2326 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editing by Susan Thomas and Leslie Adler
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Currency bid prices at 3:07 PM (2007 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $9.793 $1.1418 +0.30% -4.53% +1.1465 +1.1394 Dollar/Yen JPY= 112.5200 112.8200 -0.27% -0.13% +9.09.0050 +112.4300 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 128.86 128.82 +0.03% -4.68% +129.0500 +128.4800 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9936 0.9997 -8.98263% +1.98% +1.0007 +0.9925 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.2854 1.2837 +0.13% -4.87% +1.1.2862 +1.2797 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.31503 1.3143 +0.22% +4.73% +1.3201 +1.3142 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7291 0.7334 -0.59% -6.56% +10.28193 +0.7278 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1379 1.1415 -0.32% -2.65% +1.1420 +1.1371 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8907 0.8899 +0.323% +0.27% +0.8931 +0.8868 NZ Dollar/Dolar NZD= 20.32 29.79 -29.0211% -28.9826% +210.3150 +210.2819 Dollar/Norway NOK= 4.833 24.83 +210.3200% +210.2680% +8.4954 +8.4280 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.7074 9.6368 +0.73% -1.43% +10.32003 +9.6218 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 9.0050 9.0042 +0.32% +9.79% +9.0211 +8.9826 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.3150 10.2819 +0.32% +4.83% +10.3200 +10.2680 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editing by Grant McCool and Lisa Shumaker
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Currency bid prices at 3:07PM (1907 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $10.593 $1.1795 -0.21% +11.96% +1.1800 +1.1737 Dollar/Yen JPY= 112.2000 112.1800 +0.02% -4.00% +8.17553 +112.0400 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 132.07 132.32 -0.19% +7.25% +132.3600 +131.8400 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9779 0.9753 +8.10183% -3.92% +0.9809 +0.9749 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3185 1.3248 -0.48% +6.88% +1.3287 +1.3156 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 9.58533 1.2516 +0.10% -6.72% +1.2590 +1.0.10 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7846 0.7850 -0.05% +8.75% +9.55933 +0.7819 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1513 1.1505 +0.07% +7.43% +1.1527 +1.1485 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8926 0.8901 +0.8.1755% +4.79% +0.8929 +0.8858 NZ NZD= 20.27 210.59 -28.1755% +28.1018% +29.5853 +29.5593 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 0.063 20.06 +29.5995% -29.5574% +7.9614 +7.8951 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.3416 9.3174 +0.26% +2.82% +9.59953 +9.3163 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.1429 8.1036 +0.27% -10.59% +8.1755 +8.1018 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 9.5853 9.5593 +0.27% +0.06% +9.5995 +9.5574 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss and Richard Leong in New York; Additional reporting Fanny Potkin in London; Editing by Susan Thomas and Meredith Mazzilli
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Currency bid prices at 10:14AM (1414 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $2.0.37 $1.2300 -0.36% +2.17% +1.2335 +1.2255 Dollar/Yen JPY= 106.3900 105.8800 +0.48% -5.57% +8.40083 +105.7000 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 130.40 130.24 +0.12% -3.54% +130.9100 +130.0000 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9587 0.9552 +8.35823% -1.60% +0.9591 +0.9533 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.4039 1.4043 -0.03% +3.90% +1.4089 +1.4022 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.2.0.5 1.2910 -0.52% +2.12% +1.0.9584 +1.1.2300 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7670 0.7662 +0.10% -1.68% +10.39.7053 +0.7653 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1753 1.1750 +0.03% +0.55% +1.1775 +1.1741 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8729 0.8760 -0.373% -1.73% +0.8764 +0.8727 NZ NZD= 20.37 22.29 +28.4008% +28.3582% +210.2.295 +210.3216 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 4.513 24.51 -210.3470% -210.2720% +7.8965 +7.8205 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.6077 9.7053 -1.01% -2.45% +10.34703 +9.5970 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.3892 8.3900 -0.37% +2.29% +8.4008 +8.3582 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.2.295 10.3216 -0.37% +4.51% +10.3470 +10.2720 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Additional reporting by Tommy Wilkes in London; Editing by Susan Thomas
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HOLIDAY Currency bid prices at 2:47PM (1947 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $10.093 $1.1941 +0.55% +14.21% +1.2028 +1.1937 Dollar/Yen JPY= 112.6200 112.8700 -0.22% -3.64% +8.24973 +112.4800 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 135.27 134.80 +0.35% +9.85% +135.5100 +134.5500 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9742 0.9784 -8.16513% -4.28% +0.9789 +0.9735 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3518 1.3442 +0.57% +9.58% +1.3543 +1.3429 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 9.83143 1.2567 -0.30% -6.71% +1.2572 +1.2514 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7811 0.7796 +0.19% +8.26% +9.84503 +0.7789 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1700 1.1687 +0.11% +9.17% +1.1722 +1.1672 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8880 0.8882 -0.143% +4.25% +0.8893 +0.8858 NZ Dollar/Dolar NZD= 20.14 210.09 +28.2497% +28.1651% +29.8314 +29.8450 Dollar/Norway NOK= 2.633 22.63 -29.8620% -29.8139% +8.2551 +8.1747 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.8355 9.8527 -0.17% +8.25% +9.86203 +9.8131 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.1887 8.2441 -0.14% -10.09% +8.2497 +8.1651 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 9.8314 9.8450 -0.14% +2.63% +9.8620 +9.8139 Additional reporting by Jemima Kelly in London; Shinichi Saoshiro in Tokyo; Editing by Andrew Hay and Chizu Nomiyama
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Currency bid prices at 3:12PM (2012 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $7.853 $1.1781 +0.53% +12.66% +1.1849 +1.1777 Dollar/Yen JPY= 112.9200 112.5300 +0.35% -3.38% +8.44573 +112.5100 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 133.75 132.58 +0.88% +8.62% +133.9100 +132.6000 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9854 0.9856 -8.39513% -3.18% +0.9878 +0.9835 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3382 1.3380 +0.01% +8.48% +1.3401 +1.3333 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 9.94093 1.2860 +0.17% -4.08% +1.2918 +1.2850 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7662 0.7661 +0.01% +6.20% +9.93803 +0.7646 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1671 1.1613 +0.50% +8.90% +1.1676 +1.1611 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8850 0.8804 +0.033% +3.90% +0.8865 +0.8802 NZ NZD= 20.03 27.85 -28.4457% +28.3951% +29.9409 +29.9380 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 3.773 23.77 -29.9735% -29.9334% +8.3883 +8.3524 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.8938 9.8465 +0.48% +8.89% +9.97353 +9.8491 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.3929 8.4349 +0.03% -7.85% +8.4457 +8.3951 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 9.9409 9.9380 +0.03% +3.77% +9.9735 +9.9334 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Additional reporting by Tommy Wilkes in London; Editing by Meredith Mazzilli and Chizu Nomiyama
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Currency bid prices at 3:32PM (2032 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $7.993 $1.1869 +0.04% +12.95% +1.1889 +1.1850 Dollar/Yen JPY= 113.3100 113.3800 -0.06% -3.05% +8.41993 +113.2100 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 134.53 134.60 -0.05% +9.25% +134.8800 +134.4600 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9879 0.9869 +8.37983% -2.94% +0.9909 +0.9855 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3380 1.3373 +0.05% +8.46% +1.3386 +1.3333 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 9.94963 1.2834 -0.79% -5.20% +1.2839 +1.2700 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7703 0.7666 +0.48% +6.76% +9.96873 +0.7655 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1732 1.1713 +0.16% +9.47% +1.1750 +1.1699 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8873 0.8873 +0.193% +4.17% +0.8890 +0.8868 NZ NZD= 20.19 27.99 +28.4199% +28.3798% +29.9496 +29.9687 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 3.863 23.86 -29.9988% -29.9490% +8.4184 +8.3635 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.9309 9.9809 -0.50% +9.30% +9.99883 +9.9281 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.3800 8.3939 -0.19% -7.99% +8.4199 +8.3798 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 9.9496 9.9687 -0.19% +3.86% +9.9988 +9.9490 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Additional reporting by Jemima Kelly in London; Editing by Meredith Mazzilli and Chizu Nomiyama
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Currency bid prices at 3:21PM (1921 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $4.803 $1.1913 +0.27% -0.43% +1.1968 +1.1892 Dollar/Yen JPY= 109.2800 109.3800 -0.09% -3.01% +8.66253 +109.1600 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 130.53 130.34 +0.15% -3.44% +130.6800 +130.0100 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 1.0007 1.0031 -8.56933% +2.71% +1.0039 +0.9977 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3545 1.3516 +0.21% +0.24% +1.3595 +1.3502 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.27063 1.2765 +0.18% +1.68% +1.2799 +1.2729 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7544 0.7532 +0.16% -3.29% +10.30773 +0.7523 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1955 1.1951 +0.03% +2.28% +1.1958 +1.1925 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8817 0.8811 +0.363% -0.74% +0.8826 +0.8789 NZ Dollar/Dolar NZD= 20.36 24.80 +28.6625% -28.5693% +210.2706 +210.3077 Dollar/Norway NOK= 4.393 24.39 +210.3130% -210.2460% +8.0178 +7.9720 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.5599 9.5353 +0.26% -2.93% +10.31303 +9.5102 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.5957 8.6495 -0.36% +4.80% +8.6625 +8.5693 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.2706 10.3077 -0.36% +4.39% +10.3130 +10.2460 Reporting by Richard Leong; additional reporting by Saikat Chatterjee, Tommy Wilkes in London and Hideyuki Sano in Tokyo; editing by Louise Irelandk Dan Grebler and Jonathan Oatis
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Currency bid prices at 3:24PM (1924 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $2.333 $1.2300 -0.24% +2.29% +1.2335 +1.2255 Dollar/Yen JPY= 106.5800 105.8800 +0.66% -5.41% +8.41583 +105.7000 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 130.81 130.24 +0.44% -3.23% +130.9100 +130.0000 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9587 0.9552 +8.35823% -1.60% +0.9597 +0.9533 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.4060 1.4043 +0.12% +4.06% +1.4089 +1.4022 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 10.30043 1.2910 -0.88% +1.74% +1.0.6 +1.2781 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7688 0.7662 +0.34% -1.45% +10.39.7053 +0.7653 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1765 1.1750 +0.13% +0.65% +1.1775 +1.1741 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8726 0.8760 -0.213% -1.77% +0.8764 +0.8714 NZ NZD= 20.21 22.33 +28.4158% +28.3582% +210.3004 +210.3216 Dollar/Dollar Dollar/Norway NOK= 4.693 24.69 -210.3470% -210.2720% +7.8965 +7.8205 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.6279 9.7053 -0.80% -2.24% +10.34703 +9.5970 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.3926 8.3900 -0.21% +2.33% +8.4158 +8.3582 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 10.3004 10.3216 -0.21% +4.69% +10.3470 +10.2720 Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Additional reporting by Tommy Wilkes in London; Editing by Susan Thomas
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Currency bid prices at 3:06PM (2006 GMT) Description RIC Last U.S. Close Pct Change YTD Pct High Bid Low Bid Previous Change Session Euro/Dollar EUR= $6.803 $1.1795 -0.16% +12.01% +1.1814 +1.1773 Dollar/Yen JPY= 113.1000 112.2800 +0.73% -3.23% +8.49273 +112.2300 Euro/Yen EURJPY= 133.19 132.44 +0.57% +8.16% +133.2800 +132.4100 Dollar/Swiss CHF= 0.9940 0.9897 +8.48.2694% -2.34% +0.9945 +0.9884 Sterling/Dollar GBP= 1.3463 1.3392 +0.53% +9.14% +1.3484 +1.3321 Dollar/Canadian CAD= 9.99853 1.2788 +0.49% -4.31% +1.2867 +1.2785 Australian/Doll AUD= 0.7508 0.7563 -0.73% +4.06% +9.94793 +0.7506 ar Euro/Swiss EURCHF= 1.1708 1.1675 +0.28% +9.25% +1.1716 +1.1669 Euro/Sterling EURGBP= 0.8747 0.8805 -0.513% +2.69% +0.8849 +0.8742 NZ Dollar/Dolar NZD= 20.51 26.80 -28.4927% -28.4222% +29.9985 +29.9479 Dollar/Norway NOK= 4.373 24.37 +210.0061% -29.9367% +8.3204 +8.2650 Euro/Norway EURNOK= 9.7934 9.7545 +0.40% +7.79% +10.00613 +9.7441 Dollar/Sweden SEK= 8.4880 8.4327 +0.51% -6.80% +8.4927 +8.4222 Euro/Sweden EURSEK= 9.9985 9.9479 +0.51% +4.37% +10.0061 +9.9367 All spots Tokyo spots Europe spots Volatilities Economic Forecasts... [ECON] Top events........[M/DIARY] Diaries...........[DIARY] Press Digests.....[PRESS] Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Additional reporting by Jemima Kelly in London; Editing by Susan Thomas and Lisa Shumaker
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Twice each working day, four LPPM members (banks, producers, refiners, fabricators, manufacturers and distributors) fix the bid prices. The bid price is one at which members of LPPM guarantee that they will buy good delivery metal. The bid prices for the metals are benchmarks for the market and therefore for the industry. The bid prices, in turn, affect the offer prices that customers are asked to pay for metal.
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The mere act of government-backed purchases will doubtless bid prices up somewhat but, as with all other such socialist flapdoodle, will not be sustainable in the long run.
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William J. Lynn III, the deputy defence secretary, said Boeing was "the clear winner" under a formula that considered the bid prices, how well each tanker plane met needs and the costs of operating them over 40 years.
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Common-value auctions are comparable to Bertrand competition. Here, the firms are the bidders and the consumer is the auctioneer. Firms "bid" prices up to but not exceeding the true value of the item. Competition among firms should drive out profit.
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Options are ignored if their bid prices are zero or where their strike prices are outside the level where two consecutive bid prices are zero. The goal is to estimate the implied volatility of S&P; 500 index options at an average expiration of 30 days.Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) VIX White Paper - CBOE Volatility Index Monthly mean of VIX volatility index, 2004-2019 The VIX is the volatility of a variance swap and not that of a volatility swap, volatility being the square root of variance, or standard deviation. A variance swap can be perfectly statically replicated through vanilla puts and calls, whereas a volatility swap requires dynamic hedging.
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Today, several companies have built platforms specifically for search syndication, giving advertisers the ability to bid transparently by traffic source. This increases advertiser performance because it allows pricing based on traffic source quality. Bidding by placement gives advertisers the ability to set bid prices by syndication partner.
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Paid prices are taken into account in calculating the SPI as a whole. If no paid prices are available, the index is calculated on the basis of bid prices. The index is recalculated and published every three minutes. On 1 June 1987, the SPI was standardised at 1000 points.
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The difference between the buying and selling price includes initial charge for entering the fund. The internal workings of a fund are more complicated than this description suggests. The manager sets a price for creation of units/shares and for cancellation. There is a differential between the cancellation and bid prices, and the creation and offer prices.
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The airline was established on 30 November 1995 and started operations in 1997. On February 19, 2014, Skymaster along with BETA Cargo were fined by CADE (Brazilian antitrust court) a combined 83 million reais (US$35 million), for running a cartel that hampered competition and drove up bid prices of procurements by the country's state-owned postal service Correios.
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Many of the issues presented by bid rigging are the result of cartel involvement. Inefficient firms are not pushed out as they would in a competitive market, and firms experience more profit despite an inefficient allocation of resources. Cartels behave more like monopolies and as such their behaviors, such as bid rigging, create market inefficiencies as contracts are fulfilled at elevated values. Furthermore, bid prices increase with more repeated collusion.
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Innovative construction methods, including cellular embankments as well as low bid prices, were responsible for the project coming in eight months ahead of schedule and significantly under budget, with the final cost being $93m versus the budgeted $202m. The completion of the project has resulted in greatly reduced congestion, leading to reduced travel times, a 31,000-ton drop in annual greenhouse gas emissions, and $241m saved in time spent traveling.
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The increased cost to contractors and the impact on their workers of joining a union, is said by opponents of PLAs to discourage non-union contractors from bidding on projects with a PLA. For instance, a project in Ohio in 2010, to build dormitories for two schools saw an increased number of bids when a PLA was no longer required, and the bid prices were 22% lower than they had been when a PLA was in place.
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After that time, no more stations could join, but bids from those who did would not be final until March 29, 2016. The FCC released opening bid prices on October 16. These included three categories: stations giving up or sharing channels (which would mean the offering the full price), stations moving from UHF to high VHF (less than full price), and stations moving from high VHF to low VHF (lower than full price but not the lowest). Other factors were the number of people served and interference.
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Slippage Example on the SPY ETF The associated image depicts the Level II (Market Depth) quotes of the SPY ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) at a given instant in time. The left hand side of the image contains the market depth for the current BID prices and the right hand side of the image contains the market depth for the current ASK prices. Each side of the image contains three columns: MM Name: This is the Market Maker name column Price: This is the "market depth" price. Size: This is the number of shares at this price level (represented in hundreds). So, 2 actually means 200 shares.
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A diagram presenting the argument for free prices Rather than prices being set by the state, as in a command economy with a fixed price system, prices are determined in a decentralized fashion by trades that occur as a result of sellers' asking prices matching buyers' bid prices as a result of subjective value judgement in a market economy. Since resources of consumers are limited at any given time, consumers are relegated to satisfying wants in a descending hierarchy and bidding prices relative to the urgency of a variety of wants. This information on relative values is communicated, through price signals, to producers whose resources are also limited. In turn, relative prices for the productive services are established.
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He also changed the tariff system, as revised in 1664 as part of a system of protection. However, during the Renaissance in internal traits foraines were applied not only to additional commodities but also to additional provinces. Renaissance kings strongly resisted the efforts of tax farmers to unify the administration of these taxes which gave justification that when associations of tax farmers were allowed to bid on grosses fermes, they conspired to keep the bid prices down. When examining the import tariffs it can be seen that they were few and far between and that they appear to be devices to force merchants to buy import licenses rather than part of projects to build up the French industry.
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However, in some districts the taille was apportioned and collected by royal officials, essentially meaning it was voted by the representatives of the district. The Crown in the 16th century realized that revenues from its indirect taxes would rise and fall in response to prosperity and depression, but such fluctuations were resisted as much as possible by the system of farming these indirect taxes, which kept the bid prices as high and as stable as possible. At the same time, some clergy and nobles, were exempt from the taxes altogether. Colbert sought to make the tax less oppressive by levying the taille on all who should be taxed, and started a review of titles of nobility to discover and expose those falsely claiming exemption.
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The site was launched for tender in March 2007, and was awarded through a "two-envelope" system, where the bids were first evaluated based on their concept proposals before the bid prices were made known. Proposals were assessed on their contribution to the city's skyline profile, the provision of attractive public spaces and high-quality architecture. When tender closed in July 2007, URA received seven submissions from major developers and firms. Five were rejected even though some of them came with higher bids; these included a joint venture between Pontiac Land Group and Morgan Stanley, CapitaLand, one of two bids from a joint venture between Keppel Land and Hong Kong's Cheung Kong Holdings, and two bids by Overseas Union Enterprise.
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As prediction markets function through aggregation of beliefs and opinions into market prices, high trading volume and/or a continuous stream of new investments are essential for prices to provide an accurate forecast of the election outcome. Signs that liquidity is lacking in an election stock market include wide spreads (large differences between bid and ask prices) and arbitrage opportunities (where the sum of bid prices exceeds the value of a unit portfolio, or where the sum of ask prices is lower than the value of a unit portfolio). As election stock markets are opinion aggregators, the accuracy of such markets can be expected to increase with the number of market participants. Investment caps (as maintained by the Iowa Electronic Markets and the UBC Election Stock Market) level the trading opportunities among traders.
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Participants pay a fee to purchase bids. Each of the bids increases the price of the item by a small amount, such as one penny (0.01 USD, 1¢, or 0.01 GBP, 1p; hence the name of the auction), and extends the time of the auction by a few seconds. Bid prices vary by site and quantity purchased at a time, but generally cost 10–150 times the price of the bidding increment. The auctioneer receives the money paid for each bid, plus the final price of the item. For example, if an item worth 1,000 currency units (dollars, euros, etc.) sells at a final price of 60, and a bid costing 1 raises the price of the item by 0.01, the auctioneer receives 6,000 for the 6,000 bids and 60 as the final price, a total of 6,060, a profit of 5,060.
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The pair of sculptures was acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2015. In 2000 the Newark Museum acquired a separate pair through Christie's Auction House for above their estimated bid prices of $60000 each. Aside from this pair of small busts, Lewis' series includes Wooing of Hiawatha (or The Old Arrowmaker and His Daughter),1866-1872, which one of six is in The Walter O. Evans Collection at the SCAD Museum of Art, and The Marriage of Hiawatha and Minnehaha (or Hiawatha's Marriage), 1866–1868, rediscovered in 1991, which one of two is in the collection of Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. Hiawatha was included in a group exhibition in 2017 called On Such a Night as This at American Contemporary Art Galleries in New York surveying rare works by historic African American artists.
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