We think yields should bottom out at the long end.
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It said volatility would likely peak before markets bottom out.
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Analysts expect economic growth to bottom out later this year.
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The new keyboard feels softer when the key strikes bottom out.
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KRZANICH: YOU KNOW, WHERE THEY'LL BOTTOM OUT I'M NOT EXACTLY SURE.
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I expect capital expenditure to bottom out in the current quarter.
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"We're hoping that market will bottom out in 2017," Daniel said.
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Attendance, already on a decline for decades, began to bottom out.
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Low temperatures bottom out in the upper 30s to mid-40s.
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Most ovens bottom out at around 170 degrees these days, Schloss says.
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However, global growth is unlikely to bottom out until 2020, he said.
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"There will be a point where we will bottom out," Hughes said.
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They'll suck the bottom out of those gas stations in a heartbeat.
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I would say it should bottom out anywhere between $216.16,250 and $1,200.
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That's quite the curve and it will continue to bottom out with scale.
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That month saw a five-year downtrend bottom out at $4,318 per tonne.
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Economists expect the recession to bottom out in the first quarter of 2019.
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It's really exciting, and we're going to keep going until we bottom out.
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" That's the distance it takes a key to be fully depressed and "bottom out.
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Temperatures, even downtown, could bottom out around 20 degrees or in the low 20s.
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Hopefully it will bottom out this year, and I'm slightly more optimistic for 2017.
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On your laptop, that actuation point typically happens when you "bottom out" the key.
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But investors are still waiting for the market to bottom out to get in.
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Ainge, on the other hand, didn't so much bottom out as bounce right back.
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Still, some analysts do not expect the economy to bottom out convincingly until summer.
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The Knicks bottom out, finishing 313-65, the second worst record in the league.
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Even though the crisis started in 2008, the stock market didn't bottom out until 2009.
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Private consumption growth would face limitations as oil prices bottom out, spurring inflation, said Varathan.
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He says each of those sell-offs took on average 23 weeks to bottom out.
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The great unknowns are when, how fast and where will cyber currency prices bottom out.
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"In fairly short order, those things are going to start to bottom out," he added.
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Thus, if manufacturing [and] business investment simply bottom out, growth will continue, if not accelerate.
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Analysts predict the slowdown is unlikely to bottom out until the middle of this year.
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Eventually it will bottom out as growth rates become sustainable at acceptable levels of customer economics.
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"If that's all that's going on…then we should start to bottom out soon," they write.
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It projects they will bottom out at $31.5 billion in 2020 from $59 billion in October.
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But as Undine's fortunes bottom out, something unexpected happens: She becomes self-critical, and incrementally kinder.
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We felt that our economy was probably going to bottom out in the 2015, 2016 period.
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"If Amazon does not come it's not like the market is going to bottom out," Tucker said.
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"It could take at least several months for the major stock indexes to bottom out," he said.
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The tiers bottom out at $25,000, the cheapest ticket in a kind of garage sale for plutocrats.
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By dawn Sunday, temperatures bottom out in the mid- to upper 30s and skies start clearing out.
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"I expect the dollar to peak in the coming weeks ... Gold should bottom out here," she said.
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Piecyk said upgrade rates will probably bottom out at some point, maybe at three or four years.
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Trump has been a vocal proponent of coal, despite market indications that coal will soon bottom out.
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Temperatures are expected to bottom out in the mid-30s F later that night in most northeastern locations.
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As much as the price has already collapsed, analysts like Nysveen say it has yet to bottom out.
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Economists expect the decline to bottom out as favorable base effects will likely kick in starting from November.
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Ultimately, near dawn, we bottom out in the mid-20s well away from the Beltway to low 30s downtown.
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Around 6PM I bottom out usually and take a few hours off, then I'm on it all night again.
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S. trade talks and upbeat Chinese data that suggested its ailing manufacturing sector may be starting to bottom out.
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Combining this with a broad-based economic recovery, earnings should bottom out in the second half of this year.
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China's economy lost steam steadily through 22015 and economists are split over when they expect it to bottom out.
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From there, fees scale down to bottom out at 0.49% of assets under management for $10 million or more.
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Worried about blowing the bottom out of the budget deficit, they're focused on moving around tax burdens to elicit growth.
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We expect the FFO fixed charge to bottom out at around 6x, also consistent with a comfortable investment grade profile.
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Unemployment, now at 4.1 percent, should continue to fall next year and bottom out at about 3.75 percent, he said.
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He added that the market is likely to bottom out only after investors confirm that China's countermeasures are working effectively.
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"Credit growth is a leading indicator...it could be a few months before other activities start to bottom out," he said.
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The firm thinks comparable sales numbers will bottom out this summer, it will take longer for profit margins to bounce back.
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October PMIs pointed to some stabilisation, raising expectations that hefty central bank easing had helped the global economy to bottom out.
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There were many stories out there about investors selling out of stocks, many at or near the bottom, out of fear.
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October PMIs pointed to some stabilisation, raising expectations that hefty central bank easing had helped the global economy to bottom out.
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"We are in territory - $1,200-$1,220 an ounce - where we should start to bottom out," said ABN AMRO analyst Georgette Boele.
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When I'm typing quickly with my old model, the keys will bottom out loudly, sending a jolting sensation up the my fingertips.
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From its March debut trading at $24 a share, the stock slumped 80% to bottom out at all-time lows last December.
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Dowding noted that investors try to be forward looking, which means the sell-off could bottom out in the next few weeks.
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Going by the indicators like Diwali and car sales, our sense is that it will pretty much bottom out at this level.
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But the IMF said that a U.S.-China trade deal was another sign that trade and manufacturing activity could soon bottom out.
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So a mechanical key switch will "bottom out" at a distance just over 2003mm and on average actuate about 2mm into a press.
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So why then do so many believe that addiction ends when people "hit bottom" and that criminalizing drug use helps people "bottom out"?
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The coolest morning will be Sunday, when the temperature will bottom out in the mid-30s and frost isn't out of the question.
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Most analysts have also warned of a rocky first quarter, and do not expect China's economic downturn to bottom out until mid-year.
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Schroder also doubles as a potentially useful asset should New York want to bottom out by dealing Anthony before next year's trade deadline.
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Women in their mid-forties bottom out because it's the time we get maxed out with child rearing, demanding careers, and aging parents.
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Italian house prices are predicted to bottom out during this year while Greek prices are forecast to keep falling for another two years.
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Generally, corrections of at least 10 percent bottom out below the average PE and can give earnings time to catch up with prices.
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And even if it was filled up, it's possible that it would bottom-out at higher speeds that Camarillo's team haven't tested yet.
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The family dismissed their servants, moved into the top floor of their house, and rented the bottom out to the local Catholic university.
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But Cole Cuchna's album podcast, "Dissect," actually attempts to bottom out, close-reading great records with college-lecture authority and autograph-hound zeal.
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She also cited interest rate cuts by 49 central banks and signs that industrial production around the world was starting to bottom out.
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Snap's stock could be ready to bottom out, and could rise to $30 a share, tech analyst Brian White told CNBC on Monday.
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Bianchi said UniCredit, which rapidly grew customer loans in the quarter, expected loan rates to bottom out at the end of the year.
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Cramer, whose has long warned his followers against selling Apple's stock, said last week the company could eventually bottom out at $120 per share.
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IT WILL BOTTOM OUT AT SOME POINT, BUT WHAT WE REALLY NEED TO DO IS OPERATE EFFICIENTLY AND MAXIMIZE THE PROFITABILITY IN THAT TIME.
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The median expectation pretty much across the base metals board is for prices to bottom out this quarter and then start heading higher again.
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The majority of airlines are heavily hedged against sky-high values, but it's equally possible Brent will bottom out far below its 2018 peaks.
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The agency said gas prices will bottom out at an average of $1.82 per gallon in February before increasing over the spring and summer.
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The theory posited that the relative speed of any dark matter particles detected on Earth should peak in June and bottom out in December.
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Those at the end of the corn supply chain and countries importing the crop will continue to watch for prices to bottom out, he added.
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Chris Holmes, vice president global gas and LNG at IHS, said he expects the market to bottom out in 2018 and then tighten up again.
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Beijing is rolling out more support measures to avert a sharper slowdown, but many analysts do not expect activity to convincingly bottom out until summer.
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Beijing is rolling out more support measures to avert a sharper slowdown, but many analysts do not expect activity to convincingly bottom out until summer.
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"We maintain our view that (economic) growth has yet to bottom out and expect Beijing to maintain its easing policy stance," economists at Nomura said.
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Tamas Varga, senior analyst at PVM Oil Associates, said Monday that the brokerage had initially expected prices to "bottom out" at around $60 a barrel.
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Many carriers have told Wall Street they expect the fall in PRASM to bottom out in the third and fourth quarter before slowly rising next year.
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So if I take the bottom out of this glass and I keep refilling the water or the wine, you won't know when to stop drinking.
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"Market dynamics have shifted," Wong wrote, predicting that prices will bottom out over the next couple of months before rising by as much as 15 percent.
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Brzeski said he expected the services sector to continue providing impetus for the broader economy and that the slowdown in the manufacturing sector would bottom out.
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On the other side, for those that are coming out of the "curve" and bottom out in terms of seeing new cases, business is picking up.
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In emerging markets, the macro picture has brightened during 2016 as recessions in Russia and Brazil have started to bottom out and commodity prices have recovered.
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"Exports are likely to bottom out around this spring," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute, citing a pick-up in global semiconductor demand.
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If they come near shore, the bergs may bottom out on the ocean floor and come under immense pressure as the seawater stops supporting their weight.
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In 2014 Continental suffered a severe blow when Mr Hamm rashly unwound its oil hedges in the mistaken belief that falling oil prices would swiftly bottom out.
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The S&P 500 began to weaken in January of 1973, as Watergate intensified, and didn't bottom out until September of 1974, one month after Nixon's resignation.
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"Middle East is dragging down our overall performance overseas; there is no clear sight as to when things will bottom out in that region," the retailer said.
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When the thoughts or fears begin, it is like a whirlpool: swirling, spinning, gaining momentum and sucking all logic or reason into the bottom, out of sight.
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But analysts note it take time for those initiatives to filter through to the broader economy, with most not expecting activity to convincingly bottom out until summer.
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But analysts agree steps so far will take some time to percolate through the broader economy, with most not expecting activity to convincingly bottom out until summer.
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Typical cold spots, such as International Falls, Minnesota and Yellowstone National Park in Montana could see low temperatures bottom out near minus-20 degrees Fahrenheit overnight on Jan.
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"[The PC market] will bottom out at some point, but what we really need to do is operate efficiently and maximize the profitability in that time," Krzanich said.
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"Korean export growth will bottom out in the third quarter, as Chinese growth starts rebounding in the second quarter," said Lee Seung-hoon, an analyst at Meritz Securities.
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Clears should bottom out at closer to 60g, which would mean it would take less force for the user to have the key hit the keyboard plate underneath.
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"Presently, investors don't seem to be in any particular rush to buy equities earnings revisions have yet to bottom out while economic surprises have been rare," he added.
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What you see is the semiconductors year-over-year growth bottoms out early on in the year and then PMIs bottom out a quarter later so basically lagging.
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"Presently, investors don't seem to be in any particular rush to buy equities – earnings revisions have yet to bottom out while economic surprises have been rare," he added.
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And the longer it takes for a sector to bottom out — trade in no-man's-land — and finally break out, the more powerful that trend will be. Why?
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"The current downslide of the manufacturing sector in the EU is not likely to bottom out soon," Axel Eggert, director general of the European Steel Association (EUROFER), said.
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Airfare analysis company Hopper released its Consumer Airfare Index last week, projecting airfares to bottom out at $210 in January, 14.2% lower than in the same month last year.
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Speaking earlier on Friday, ECB chief economist Peter Praet said he expected growth to bottom out in the second quarter before rebounding in the second half of the year.
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"If I take the bottom out of this glass and I keep refilling the water or the wine, you won't know when to stop drinking," Harris told the committee.
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However Eddy Elfenbein, editor of the Crossing Wall Street blog, said he doesn't think it's necessary for oil to bottom out and go higher for stocks to perform well.
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In general, the lower the pressure, the stronger the storm, and this storm is predicted to bottom out near 303 millibars, which is typical of a Category 230 hurricane.
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The embattled Brazilian and Russian auto markets should bottom out at "stable" levels this year , Renault said, while China expands a further 5 percent and India grows 8 percent.
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Industry profits in the memory chips sector could bottom out in the second quarter of 2019 before stabilizing in the second half of the year, analysts from AllianceBernstein said.
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The 50 mark separates contraction from expansion, and the latest result dashed expectations that Japan's crucial manufacturing sector had started to bottom out after shrinking in both February and March.
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"Credit growth is a leading indicator for the Chinese economy and after that bottomed out, it could be a few months before other activities start to bottom out," he said.
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However, with low prices likely to discourage farmer selling and speculative investors already holding large short positions, there were grounds for soybean and grain markets to bottom out, he added.
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Draghi defended unconventional monetary policy, though, arguing that it has succeeded in the face of extreme shocks and proved that central banks remain potent even when interest rates bottom out.
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Deere — Baird upgraded the heavy equipment maker to "outperform" from "neutral," amid signs of improving demand and the view that results in the industry are likely to bottom out soon.
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He said the memory market would bottom out in the second half of 2019 after being dogged by oversupply for more than a year, echoing views from other industry experts.
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Smith said the memory market will bottom out in the second half of 2019 after being dogged by oversupply for more than a year, echoing views from other industry experts.
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"The latest survey data suggest that economic growth in China has yet to bottom out," Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics, said in a note on Friday.
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Beijing is expected to roll out more support measures in coming months to avert a sharper slowdown, but many analysts do not expect activity to convincingly bottom out until summer.
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But wherever they bottom out and start rising again is likely to be higher than the average price you paid for your stocks over the past 10 or 15 years.
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French bank Societe Generale said it expected crude prices to bottom out in the high $30 levels and not return to the $26-27 lows from earlier in the year.
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If you had a perfect ability to predict how far the market would fall and when it would bottom out, it would make sense to move money in and out.
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Demand for powerplant sized gas turbines has tumbled and is expected to bottom out at 110 turbines a year, compared with total global manufacturing capacity of around 400 turbines, Siemens said.
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Analysts at the bank expect crude prices to bottom out in the high $30s and should not return to lows of $26-27 seen in the first quarter of this year.
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BEIJING, Oct 17 (Reuters) - China's hog production is expected to bottom out before the end of 2019 and recover to normal levels in 2020, an agriculture ministry official said on Thursday.
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We tend to be aware of other people's suffering when it first descends or when they bottom out — with a grim diagnosis, a sudden realization of addiction, a disastrous public episode.
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Apple, under severe pressure after cutting its fiscal first-quarter revenue guidance, could eventually bottom out at $120 per share or about 16 percent lower than Thursday's open, CNBC's Jim Cramer predicted.
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All the Texans have to do now is bottom out, dump Osweiler in the offseason, acquire a Manning brother through a draft-day trade and go on to win two Super Bowls.
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But as digital coins bottom out, the underlying blockchain technology offers surprising risk rewards, said Brian Kelly, founder and chief executive officer at BKCM LLC, an investment firm focused on digital currencies.
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Talks with lawmakers over gun legislation appeared to bottom out in late September, about the time the relationship between Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California soured over the impeachment inquiry.
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Of course, if you had a perfect ability to predict how far the market would fall and when it would bottom out, it would make sense to move money in and out.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's shrinking economy will bottom out in the first three months of next year and start to recover in the second quarter, an International Monetary Fund official said on Saturday.
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The idea is that if Uber and Lyft are cheaper than public transportation, then transit ridership will bottom out, transportation budgets will crater, and eventually those services will fall into disrepair and irrelevance.
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In the short term, policymakers' central case is for annual inflation to fall to 3.36% in August from 4.66% in May, and bottom out at around 3.0% some time in the third quarter.
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Goldman Sachs predicted a bottom-out price of $35 per barrel in the event of a price war, or a fall to $40 before a second-quarter average of $42 if nothing changes.
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The most optimistic projections call for a V-shaped recovery, in which the economy would bottom out for only a short period before sharply bouncing back, as Markets Insider's Ben Winck recently reported.
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China's economic growth is expected to cool to around 6.3 percent in the first quarter of the year and may not bottom out until later in the year, according to a Reuters poll.
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" Citigroup CEO Michael Corbat: "We saw basically that extreme volatility, given the overall lack of a view of where rates would finally bottom out, just impact every one of our businesses in fixed income.
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"According to our base case scenario, the base rate will bottom out at 0.9 percent, and then it will remain at that level for a longer time," CIB Bank analysts said in a note.
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In the past, we've seen Justin bottom out his ride, or make multi-point turns to avoid reversing out of the steep driveway -- but ya can't say the kid doesn't learn from his mistakes.
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" Melamed said he attempted to transfer Miller after her blood pressure began to bottom out, but he "felt if we tried she may not make it by the time she gets to another hospital.
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China adopted tighter anti-pollution restrictions on imports of the fuel in the eastern provinces of Zhejiang, Guangxi and Fujian, helping thermal coal prices bottom out from an eight-month low on April 13.
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The potential gains from shorting oil looked good when it was trading above $50, but consensus is forming around the notion that oil prices will bottom out in the upper $30 range, Kilduff said.
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"While the recession in the German industry may have started to bottom out, businesses in the export-orientated sector barely added anything to growth in the first-quarter," said Florian Hense, an economist at Berenberg.
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Furthermore, he noted that after its high in June, oil sold off more than 20 percent below its key moving average only to bottom out in early August and take back most of the losses.
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Contrary to market expectations, China's economy has yet to bottom out despite a flurry of stimulus measures since last year, and Beijing is expected to ease policy further in coming months to bolster business confidence.
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While recent data from China suggest its economy may be starting to bottom out in response to stimulus measures, analysts do no expect a sharp rebound in its import appetite like those seen in past recoveries.
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Asked about Carrefour's losses in the world's second-largest economy, Finance Director Pierre-Jean Sivignon declined to give details but said he expected the trend in China to bottom out in the second half of 2016.
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Warning signs: the Houston Chronicle points out that a prolonged tumble could threaten the U.S. oil sector's ongoing rebound from the 2015-2016 collapse that saw prices bottom out in the $26 range early last year.
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While recent data from China suggest its economy may be starting to bottom out in response to stimulus measures, analysts do not expect a sharp rebound in its import appetite like those seen in past recoveries.
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Toronto seemed to bottom out with a 113-1003 setback at Charlotte last Friday but then dropped the next three, including crushing two-point defeats to the San Antonio Spurs and at the Memphis Grizzlies this week.
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Despite the growing optimism, Greece remains a risky bet and more than one fund manager's optimism has proved misplaced in the past — not least John Paulson, who incorrectly said the country's recession would bottom out in 2013.
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With a hot knife cut a cone shaped piece of all three layers, about 6 inches in diameter at the top to 2 inches diameter at bottom, out of the pie and place it in the freezer.
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MOSCOW, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Annual inflation in Russia is likely to bottom out at 3% in the first quarter of 2020, driven down by technical factors, the central bank's first deputy governor, Ksenia Yudayeva, said on Monday.
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"We see some bottom out effect in some routes in terms of lower fares," Cathay Chief Customer and Commercial Officer Paul Loo said in a webcast of the briefing, which was not open to members of media.
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"You're not going to see the entire market bottom out, I don't think, like we did in the foreclosure crisis, because you won't see everyone default and then the bank is left holding the bag," she said.
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Yuan traders said April data suggested broad economic performance, a driver of the yuan's mid- to long-term value, was yet to bottom out, despite earlier a slew of unexpectedly upbeat economic data seen in the first quarter.
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I build a bottom out of bullshit, or I build it out of meaningful shit, or the right person says the right thing, or my meds are adjusted, or something just changes, and the bottom, thankfully, magically appears.
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PBOC governor Zhou Xiaochuan told Caixin magazine a week ago that much of the outflow had been Chinese companies repaying dollar debt as the greenback rose, which would bottom out, or outbound investment, which was to be welcomed.
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That would knock the bottom out of the Leave campaign's central promise: that Britain could have its cake and eat it, too — retaining full access to 500 million European customers while clamping controls on immigration from the union.
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One can hope that will be a self-limiting process — that we will experience five weeks' worth of really bad initial claims all in one week and then bottom out — but it's not obvious that it will be.
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Overnight, the International Monetary Fund trimmed its global growth forecasts, mostly due to a surprisingly sharp slowdown in India and other emerging markets, even as it said that a U.S.-China trade deal could see activity bottom out.
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Most of the 22.3 institutions covered in the survey do not expect growth to bottom out until later in the year as looser monetary condition and fiscal stimulus take time to percolate through the economy and revive domestic demand.
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Recurring Interest Coverage to Improve: Fitch expects Jinmao's recurring interest coverage to bottom out after the negative impact of the Chinese yuan's sharp depreciation and a one-off tenant withdrawal from Jinmao's key investment property in Shanghai in 4807123.
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Uncertain when the global LNG market will bottom out, Chinese buyers are cautiously avoiding lining up new long-term contracts, but rather are looking at signing five-year or even shorter-term deals based on spot prices, sources said.
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The trade war is prompting the government to review its earlier view that exports and factory output would bottom out later this year, the source told Reuters on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak to media.
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The trade war is prompting the government to review its earlier view that exports and factory output would bottom out later this year, the source told Reuters on condition of anonymity because he is not authorised to speak to media.
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Most energy companies were keen to slash costs and weather the storm rather than spend cash on expensive expansions, while those with capital have been waiting for the market to bottom out before committing to take-overs, the analysts said.
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Exports to Russia could return to slight growth in 2017, after a 7.3 percent slide in the first nine months of 2016, the VDMA said, adding demand from Brazil could bottom out next year and that from India could recover.
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Traders are also not sure if the yuan and Chinese share markets are beginning to bottom out soon after their wild swings so far this year had many investors worried the Chinese economy may be losing momentum - beyond Beijing's control.
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The growing wave of stimulus measures and any trade deal with the United States should help Chinese economic growth bottom out in the second quarter of the year, said Louis Kuijs, head of Asia Economics at research firm Oxford Economics.
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Drexel Hamilton analyst Brian White told CNBC's "Squawk Box" he expected the stock to bottom out, though he noted it might be a great time to buy the stock at that point because it could rise to $30 a share.
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"Admittedly, infrastructure spending may soon bottom out given the recent shift toward a looser fiscal stance and monetary easing should eventually drive a turnaround in credit growth," Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a note.
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No team, not even those with a clear incentive to bottom out—including the Philadelphia 76ers, Los Angeles Lakers, and Dallas Mavericks—will intentionally decapitate their short-term bottom line for a better chance to eventually become a championship contender.
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"Admittedly, infrastructure spending may soon bottom out given the recent shift toward a looser fiscal stance and monetary easing should eventually drive a turnaround in credit growth," Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a note.
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"The market will bottom out and will begin to perform more normally relative to fundamentals and, by the way, the fundamentals are really strong ... population and job growth are really strong," Poloz told a news conference after making a speech in Winnipeg.
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"The revision reflects the stronger-than-expected average growth rate of 4.7% y-o-y in H119, as well as our view for private consumption to remain strong and for the deceleration in investment growth to bottom out," Fitch said in a statement.
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Some have blamed the overly flat, thin aesthetic of scissor-switch desktop keyboards for giving them repetitive stress injuries, but the biggest knock on these keys is their feel—with less space, there's less clickiness, and keys "bottom out" with much less force.
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"The sector will bottom out this year and will walk out of the woods in 2018, but we are not sure if it will be in L-shape, or V-shape or U-shape when it walks out of the woods," Cheng added.
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"The revision reflects the stronger-than-expected average growth rate of 4.7% y-o-y in H119, as well as our view for private consumption to remain strong and for the deceleration in investment growth to bottom out," Fitch said firm said in a statement.
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"Both the stabilisation of our backlog over the last few months and clear signs that pressure on the oil supply side is beginning to build, indicate that our market may bottom out towards year end," Chief Executive Paul van Riel said in a statement.
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"So many of them truly want to hate each other, want to bottom out their community so they can rise up in it, want to really devastate the rest of the world and maybe get into a civil war," he said, according to USA Today.
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Consumption will be most heavily impacted by the coronavirus in the first quarter, and the government expects activity to bottom out in March and recover in the second quarter, Wang Bin, Deputy Director of the Department of Market Operation and Consumption, told a news conference.
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How many United miles you need for a trip to Machu Picchu and the Galapagos IslandsUnited no longer publishes an award chart, but flights from North America to Northern South America typically bottom out at 20,000 miles each way, meaning my whole trip would cost 40,000 miles.
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"Although we believe (China's) GDP growth will eventually bottom out, markets do not appear to have factored in such a sharp slowdown and may still be putting, in our opinion, too much faith in the efficacy of government support," economists at Nomura said in a recent note.
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This guy has flipped his iPhone in his pocket, turned the record on and when Casey Cagle said things that are true but the politicians shouldn&apost say in public and then this guy released the audio and it blew the bottom out of Casey Cagle.
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It was a fledgling organization that Damon Stoudamire bolted quickly, that only milked one playoff series victory from the early career peak of their greatest talent, Vince Carter, that spent two decades mired in mediocrity, and couldn't even bottom out properly when the time came for it.
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"It does show that the improvement in oil prices has started filtering through the energy industry and is helping to bottom out the industries that were hit by the fall in oil prices in 2015 and 2016," Jeff Ng, Continuum Economics' chief economist of Asia Research told Reuters.
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Only by the end of 1998 did EM assets start to bottom out and another three years had to pass before the rebound in Asian economies, the end of the U.S. recession in November 2001 and China joining the WTO in December 2001 created the environment for renewed outperformance.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Monday trimmed back its 22020 global growth forecasts due to sharper-than-expected slowdowns in India and other emerging markets but said a U.S.-China trade deal was another sign that trade and manufacturing activity may soon bottom out.
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Of course my dad delights in those rutted roads, in the coarse lip of a hand-hewn gourd and the singe of mezcal in the throat, in the mornings when the Mexican mountains are blue and blue and blue and the heart seems to bottom out into something so much larger than itself.
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"While there are signs that credit growth is starting to bottom out thanks to policy support, the usual lags mean that last year's slowdown in lending will probably continue to weigh on economic activity until at least the middle of this year," Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a research note. 28.
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The chart below shows how prices of homes in the low tier (yellow line) rise much faster than higher priced homes, but during the bust, they also plunge much faster and bottom out a lot lower (chart via John Burns Real Estate Consulting): From 6003 through the peak of the prior bubble in 2006, prices for low-tier homes soared 131%.
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ATHENS, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Greece is expected to return to growth in the second half of 2016, Central Bank Governor Yannis Stournaras said on Thursday, but said it was subject to risks ranging from Europe's migrant crisis to the possibility of Britain leaving the EU. "It is .. reasonable to anticipate that the recession will bottom out and that the economy will see a slight recovery during the second half of the year, provided that political stability is maintained and uncertainty, which harms investor confidence, is eliminated," Stournaras, an ECB Governing Council member, told the annual meeting of the Central Bank in Athens.
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