Our demand curve is not a travel demand curve, it's a curve composed of commuters, locals and travelers.
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Technically in beta, the new Amex feature lets Curve customers add their Amex cards to Curve and spend with Amex anywhere the Curve Mastercard is accepted.
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Learning curve International trips, for any new president, present a steep learning curve.
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Our coronavirus response today should balance the "incidence curve" with the Preston Curve.
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"As Maura increases her learning curve, I also increase my learning curve," said Tambor.
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Language translators used to be a bell curve and they turned into zip curve.
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That includes yield curve metrics so it rose, as the curve inverted this week.
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Learning curve Every president goes through a learning curve and Trump is no exception.
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Yields rose, steepening the yield curve, as traders closed out some curve-flattener positions.
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What sorts of mitigation measures help transform the red curve into the blue curve?
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NYC's epidemic curve looks like a steep staircase, as does the US's epidemic curve.!
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Curve says it doesn't charge fees for sending or receiving payments via Curve Send.
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Via the Curve app you simply instruct your Curve card to charge your Curve Rewards virtual card instead of any of your other linked cards, and away you go.
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So he is on a learning curve, we are on a learning curve about him.
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Lance McCullers Jr. spun curve after curve — 24 in a row to end the game.
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" Slok added that "we need to flatten both the virus curve and the recession curve.
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One point does not make a curve, and one curve does not make a point.
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They slept nested against each other on the hostel floor, a curve within a curve.
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We're looking at a distribution curve for capability "overinvestment" -- a curve that is not neatly symmetrical.
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But when the spread goes negative, theyield curve "inverts," giving the appearance of a negative yield curve.
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Robotics is exploding, and the adoption curve, the tech disruption curve—these are getting steeper and steeper.
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"We haven't flattened the curve, and the curve is actually increasing," he told reporters at the time.
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Yet their value-added bell curve looked little different from the curve for teachers without those degrees.
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The spread level was in line with its euro curve, as well its rather flat Swiss curve.
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This curve is what's known as the yield curve, though there are other curves involving yield differences.
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That would steepen the yield curve and would allow the curve to move more freely than now.
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This business model works well when the curve is positively sloped, but doesn't when the curve inverts.
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The latest Series B will enable Curve to re-bundle more of your money: experiences such as Curve Send (peer-to-peer payments), and Curve Credit (post transaction installments for any payment, anywhere).
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Curve also recently launched its own instant cashback scheme in partnership with major U.K. retailers, giving you another incentive to use the Curve card to re-route your spending through the Curve app.
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Otherwise, Curve Metal customers will earn 1% instant cashback on purchases at six retailers at a time, and can receive Curve Cash for an unlimited period; Curve Black customers will be able to choose three retailers at a time, and can also receive Curve Cash for an unlimited period; Curve Blue customers will be able to choose three retailers at a time for an introductory 90 days.
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With the muni duration curve much steeper than the Treasury curve, he currently favors a barbell investing strategy.
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But again, I do think policy is neither you know, ahead of the curve or behind the curve.
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He referenced a chart that showed an S-Curve, and kept referring to this curve throughout his remarks.
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Parts of the curve at the short end have even inverted already, such as the 3s/5s curve.
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Almost all technologies improve via Wright's Law, often referred to as the learning curve or the experience curve.
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A flattening yield curve is sometimes the precursor of an inverted curve, which has been a recession warning.
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"Porter decorated the suite with two grand pianos placed curve to curve, the players facing," Mr. McBrien wrote.
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But when the spread goes negative, the yield curve "inverts" giving the appearance of a negative yield curve.
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This should mean that Curve customers who switch the Curve app to charge their Amex card under the hood will receive twice the rewards — once from Curve and once from Amex, per qualifying transaction.
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It will also handle FX, too, at a claimed "mid-market" rate with no fees (capped at £500 per month for Curve users on its free plan, and unlimited for Curve Black and Curve Metal).
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Like other variable human traits (height, for example), the range of IQ is on a standard curve bell curve.
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If they use curve models and see an influx of sales of curve clothing, then they will probably continue.
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The yield curve has flattened considerably compared to September 2016 when the BOJ adopted a "yield curve control" policy.
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THE YIELD CURVE The U.S. yield curve plots Treasury securities with maturities ranging from 4 weeks to 30 years.
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A flattening curve can signal that the curve will invert, which historically means a recession is on the horizon.
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The front end of the curve has gone up but the long end of the curve has stayed anchored.
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McCullers spun curve after curve — 24 in a row to end the game — and the Yankees never solved him.
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Curve Fintech firm Curve allows its customers to spend from all of their bank accounts using a single card.
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This is what experts are calling "flattening the curve," the curve being the trajectory of new cases over time.
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AND SO THEY SHOULD MAKE SURE THEY'RE -- NOT QUITE AS FAST AS THE CURVE OR EQUAL TO THE CURVE.
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An inverted yield curve — when the short end of the curve is higher than the long end — signals recession.
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They aren't disputing what Richard Herrnstein and I wrote in The Bell Curve... They've never read The Bell Curve.
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Here is an SLE curve with kappa equal to 0.5, followed by an SLE curve with kappa equal to 3.
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Everybody is behind the curve, because the curve is today's world and of course international organizations have to catch up.
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But what was true for The Bell Curve itself was not true for the publicity campaign around The Bell Curve.
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"The curve is steep so they can push investors along the curve for a pick up in yield," she said.
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Curve says it now provides faster purchase protection on eligible purchases of up to £100,000 made with any Curve card.
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Like a lot of fast-growing things, we don't know if it's on an S-curve or a J-curve.
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The curve (allegedly) measures how risky investors perceive things to be, and a bond yield curve inversion can predict recessions.
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The yield curve, in plain EnglishThe bond yield curve has in the past been a signal of an impending recession.
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When you pay with something using the Curve card, the money comes from your bank and is paid to Curve.
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The rest of the curve still has an upward slope, although the curve overall has been flattening for some time.
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While Apple's display itself doesn't curve, the edges of the glass watch face do curve slightly into the metal case.
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In further good news, Curve says that Amex card members will continue to earn American Express Membership Rewards points when they spend with their Curve card linked to Amex, and will simultaneously earn Curve Rewards points, too.
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"The yield curve has almost always forecasted the direction of trend growth, meaning when the curve flattens, growth with a lag tends to slow and vice versa when the curve steepens," LaVorgna told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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The short end of the yield curve is spiking as a result and the yield curve is flattening as a result.
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Following the acquisition, existing WP Curve customers will be transitioned over to GoDaddy in order to continue their WP Curve membership.
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It's not that far away from the cost curve for producing electricity from solar power crossing the fossil fuel cost curve.
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The curve steepened slightly to 96.5 basis points on Thursday, suggesting the flattening of the yield curve this week was stalling.
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We do believe in the predictive powers of the curve .... But we don't think the Fed will purposely invert the curve.
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The curve steepened slightly to 95.7 basis points on Thursday, suggesting the flattening of the yield curve this week was stalling.
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"The market curve that we see today, the interest rate curve, is fully coherent with the objective we have," Praet added.
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While a positive yield curve has a lot of benefits, a flat yield curve can ultimately cause a recession, said Gross.
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There's the additional factor of the yield curve starting to invert a modest amount at a certain point of the curve.
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During beta testing, at least 500 Curve users spent more than £1 million on their Amex cards by paying with Curve, apparently.
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While that section of the curve has since moved back into positive territory, other shorter-dated parts of the curve remain inverted.
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South Korea's 2/10-yield curve this week was briefly flatter than Japan's curve, which has had a pancake shape for years.
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GRAPHIC: U.S. Treasury curve inverts - here Some market players though are not convinced an inverted yield curve will necessarily lead to recession.
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The yield curve had been inverted during the summer, but in the last month, while small caps outperformed, the curve had steepened.
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A 'flattening' curve is often considered a portent of slowing economic activity, an 'inverted' curve has been a reliable predictor of recession.
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The challenge was to decide which zone of the curve to target, and explain what the desirable yield curve would look like.
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I've drawn an upward-sloping supply curve, for reasons I'll explain in a minute; Tax Foundation effectively assumes this curve is horizontal.
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Curve is the $200 million British fintech that lets people group all the cards and accounts onto a single physical Curve card.
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The worry is a flat curve leads to an inverted curve, where the short end yield could rise above the 10-year.
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What's been striking, though, is the steep curve up and the steep curve down, and that is very hard to adjust to.
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Two such results found that the graph of the "light curve," or amount of light over time, didn't appear as an even curve.
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"There's been so much manipulation of the yield curve particularly in the intermediate part of the curve thanks to quantitative easing," Ablin said.
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We have to worry about the steepness of the yield curve, because that's really where they make their money, in the yield curve.
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Notice that the red curve (the no air resistance object) has a parabolic curve—this is what you would expect for constant acceleration.
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Goldman Sachs also focuses on a short-end spread of the yield curve, minimizing the influence of the longer portion of the curve.
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As analysts say, there haven't been recessions without a curve inversion but on the other hand, not all curve inversions lead to recession.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams played down the flattening curve this week and said he doesn't expect the yield curve to invert.
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The curve has been distorted by central banks' bond-buying programs, which have artificially made the curve flatter than it might have been.
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The curve steepens, the entire yield spectrum melts, and there will be double-digit returns from the long end of the Treasury curve.
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There are states that will be a little bit ahead of the curve, and states that are a little bit behind the curve.
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"If the curve approaches contango we would expect further managed money selling pressure focused at the front end of the curve," Jefferies said.
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This construct has become known as "flattening the curve," keeping the rising curve of coronavirus cases below a straight line representing medical capacity.
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Yield curve inversions While Powell insists he's not expecting a recession, the Fed's own yield curve inversion model is sending a different message.
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A flattening yield curve historically suggests financial markets are anticipating slowing growth, and a steepening curve points to stronger growth and inflationary pressures.
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Kenen: You know, without really solid data, we're trying to figure out: are we bending this curve, are we flattening this curve watching?
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"People wanted the cost curve bent for themselves, and Washington wanted the cost curve bent in overall health care spending," says David Axelrod.
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Meanwhile, the new Curve Cash follows the launch of Curve Customer Protection in February, which attempts to address one of the criticisms of using Curve in relation to losing additional consumer protections typically offered by credit cards you plug into the app.
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A flattening, or worse, inverted yield curve has preceded every recession since 1962; however, not every inverted yield curve has led to a recession.
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But it wouldn't take much steepening of the Japanese curve and continued flattening of the U.S. curve for that difference to narrow then flip.
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I immediately started tweaking my screen — a little further away, a little bigger, a little bit of curve, no wait I hate the curve.
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A flattening curve is seen as a signal of a potential weakness in the economy down the road, while an inverted curve signals recession.
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A flat curve is viewed as a precursor to an inverted curve, meaning the 2-year yield would rise above the 10-year yield.
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A taste of such curve steepening, as these yield moves are known, came last week as the Treasury curve steepened the most since August.
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Aside from "zero fees," there are other advantages to using Curve when spending abroad or in a foreign currency, according to the Curve founder.
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Others seemed determined not to be eaten at all, like the C-curve of black wafer pressed into a C-curve of black ceramic.
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A flattening yield curve can lead to an inverted curve, where the short-end rates are higher than longer term, a reliable recession indicator.
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While the yield curve is a useful gauge on market sentiment, Williams said, a curve inversion does not automatically mean a recession is imminent.
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In a brief email exchange with Curve founder and CEO Shachar Bialick, he said that "Curve is basically operating like an exchange" in that it brings Visa and Mastercard together, with Curve powering communication between the two card networks for peer-to-peer payments.
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The 22018-212 spread is the curve that the plurality — if not the majority — of money managers use when deciding whether the curve is inverted.
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Because the front curve is symmetrically matched by a rear-glass curve, the sides of the Mate 20 Pro narrow down almost to a point.
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However, while the revamped cashback offering is available across all Curve products, the free version of Curve offers cashack for only the first 90 days.
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The family of Elizabeth "Betsy" Faria has been thrown curve after curve in the ongoing mystery of who really stabbed her to death in 2011.
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Gartner Hype Curve: No emotional support needed Gartner Hype Curve: No emotional support needed Several venture capitalists have now stepped in to address this challenge.
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An inverted yield curve is widely considered a leading indicator of recession, and that spread is the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of the yield curve.
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The German yield curve is also flattening, though economists say there is less correlation between economic growth and the shape of the yield curve there.
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In the case of EpiPen, the supply curve and demand curve both shifted, yielding a new relationship that certainly resulted in an increase in quantity.
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First, it's important to note that while the shorter end of the yield curve has inverted, the more reliable part of the curve has not.
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We were definitely on the lower part of the economic curve, but we were in the top 10 or 15 percent on the education curve.
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Meanwhile, I'm hearing that Curve is working on a partnership with multinational bank Santander (which, as noted, is a backer of Curve through Santander Ventures).
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An inverted yield curve certainly is a recipe for a recession but, that does not seem likely near term for the U.S. Treasury yield curve.
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The flattening yield curve has been spooking markets, particularly this week when the Treasury yield slid below both the 3-year and yield, "inverting" the curve.
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AND IN THE NYPD, WE HAVE KEPT AHEAD OF THE CURVE RATHER THAN JUST RESPONDING TO IT. FABER: HOW HAVE YOU KEPT AHEAD OF THE CURVE?
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"They were going into a curve, a car was coming out of the curve and the car didn't see them," Carlton's daughter, Shelby Parmenter, tells PEOPLE.
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While the Brent futures curve is in contango between June and December, the Oman curve is flat, reflecting the anticipated tightness of supply in medium crude.
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An inverted U.S. yield curve has preceded all five U.S. recessions since 1980, and an inverted UK curve preceded all three recessions in Britain since 1980.
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This included Country Garden's yield curve, which was about a quarter of a point higher, and Longfor, which saw its yield curve half a point firmer.
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A steepening Phillips Curve would suggest that wage growth is rising, while a flat curve would highlight an economy that has little inflation but low unemployment.
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You can assume that the central banks are leaning artificially on the long-term end of the curve, and the curve is still a danger signal.
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UK sovereign bonds continue to trade at positive yields across the curve, but the Brexit vote has had a dramatic effect on the UK yield curve.
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"Investors always and constantly worry about a flatter yield curve, but historically the market continues to rally in these environments against a flatter curve," he said.
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And buyers, unconsciously or consciously, also have prices in mind, along a curve, based on their cravings for an apple at the market (a demand curve).
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While a flat yield curve is not a problem, an inverted curve, where 2-year yields would be higher than 10-year, has reliably signaled recession.
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A flat curve by itself does not necessarily signal danger, but if the curve inverts, history shows that could be a sign of a pending recession.
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A month ago, every media outlet, including media outlets that never heard of the yield curve before were all predicting recession, because the curve went negative.
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We were ahead of the curve on banning flights and so forth, and we will try to remain ahead of the curve to protect American citizens.
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If you envision the planet&aposs temperature range as a bell curve, climate change shifts that entire curve towards the higher end of the temperature spectrum.
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YIELD CURVE INVERSION: The U.S Treasury 2-year/10-year yield curve is currently steepening but it did invert in the second half of August, and yield curve inversion is seen as one of the most reliable signs that a recession could be on the way.
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Once you've added your cards to Curve, you use the Curve app to switch which underlying debit or credit cards you wish the Curve MasterCard to spend from, and track and see a single and consolidated view of your spending regardless of which card was charged.
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I'm going to guess that Curve Labs will see the Curve app optionally connect to fintech services like TransferWise for sending money abroad (TranferWise founder Taavet Hinrikus is an investor in Curve, after all), Nutmeg for investing, or various card-linked cash-back or loyalty programs.
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YIELD CURVE: Fears of economic damage from coronavirus are also reflected in the U.S. Treasury yield curve, where three-month yields briefly rose on Tuesday above 20.1-year borrowing costs -- the so-called curve inversion that is seen as a fairly reliable signal of oncoming recession.
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YIELD CURVE: Fears of economic damage from coronavirus are also reflected in the U.S. Treasury yield curve, where three-month yields briefly rose on Tuesday above 21.2-year borrowing costs -- the so-called curve inversion that is seen as a fairly reliable signal of oncoming recession.
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U.S. YIELD CURVE FLATTENS The U.S. Treasury yield curve flattened as the European Central Bank committed to leaving interest rates alone into the first half of 2020.
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Some people are happy to pay a premium price for their cable TV.Learning Curve For Cord-CuttersThere is also a learning curve to being a cord-cutter.
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The Treasury curve has been 'flattening' and on Monday, part of the curve between the 2000-year and 2136-year Treasurys and the 2000-year actually inverted.
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The general interpretation is that an inverted curve means investors are worried about longer-term growth and expect yields to be lower further out on the curve.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Is it possible that a yield curve inversion or a flat yield curve this time means something different than -- from what it did previous times?
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They also represent the brand's first venture into aspirational plus-size imagery, proving size hardly trumps just how "high-fashion" curve models and curve sizing can look.
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An inverted yield curve is widely understood to be a leading indicator of recession, and that spread is the Federal Reserve's preferred measure of the yield curve.
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They comprise a hybrid model of daily prompt dates over the front part of the curve together with more standard monthly future dates further along the curve.
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Those who have studied the yield curve and its relationship to the economy stress that, historically speaking, it doesn't matter if the yield curve returns to normal.
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The yield curve is flattening sharply on the view that investors purchase will concentrate on the longer end of the yield curve that still has positive yields.
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An inverted curve is seen as sign a recession could be in the offing, so as the curve steepened, the stock market responded positively, reaching new highs.
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Merryn Johns, editor in chief, Curve These two New Mexico cities are currently popular with lesbian travelers, Merryn Johns, of Curve magazine, wrote in a recent email.
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"You got to get in front of the curve — get ahead of the curve to actually provide any benefit in terms of stabilizing market sentiment," he said.
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The catchphrase that epidemiologists have embraced acknowledges those differences: Flatten the curve, a reference to the bell curve that defines the case counts in any given outbreak.
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An inverted yield curve requires a big spread between the short and the long --we had a flat curve that was a weak signal of any possibility.
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But as the yield curve flattens, long-term interest rates run the risk of falling below short-term rates, a phenomenon known as an inverted yield curve.
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The yield curve in Germany, the euro zone's benchmark government bond issuer, flattened to its lowest in more than two months, catching up with the U.S. curve.
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Specifically, the Xero feature gives you the option to connect the Curve app to Xero so that spending on your Curve card (and therefore any of the underlying cards you've linked Curve to) can be automatically added to the accounting software without the need to enter each expense manually.
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So if we have a sharp curve, we can anticipate that, decelerate the car in order to maintain a g-level that we tune to take the curve.
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The yield curve inverted in March and in May, but for very short periods of time, and other parts of the curve inverted as far back as December.
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Steepening in the long-end of the U.S. yield curve contrasts with German government bond yields, where longer-dated debt outperformance is continuing to flatten the yield curve.
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Wary of a flattening yield curve that risks impairing financial intermediation, it will also seek ways to steepen the curve such as making its bond buying more flexible.
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Different sellers, competing for buyers, price their apples on a curve based on the costs of growing, harvesting, and transporting each apple to the market (the supply curve).
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"Dead man's curve" is a ubiquitous name for a dangerously sharp turn, but this sharp curve in Clermont County appears to be haunted by an actual dead man.
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Estrella agreed that the flattening of the yield curve, and, more specifically, an inverted curve, has accurately preceeded every recession the U.S. has experienced since 1968, without fail.
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"We see a 2.96% 10Y yield near term as the yield curve races ahead of the Fed which has, literally, chosen to be 'behind the curve,'" Bannister wrote.
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Trump warns on yield curve Warning signs are flashing in the yield curve, a reliable recession indicator that measures the gap between short-term and long-term rates.
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To be sure, while recessions are almost always preceded by a steepening of the yield curve, not every instance of yield curve steepening leads to an economic downturn.
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When plotted over time on a graph, the spread of the two rates normally forms a curve — the wider the difference, or spread, the more pronounced the curve.
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The country faces a long-run supply curve for capital; this curve would be horizontal for a small open economy, is surely upward-sloping for the United States.
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In 1999 Oded Schramm, who at the time was at Microsoft Research in Redmond, Washington, introduced the SLE curve (for Schramm-Loewner evolution) as the canonical noncrossing random curve.
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That same phenomena of an inverted curve was close to happening to the part of the curve traders watch much more carefully — the 2000-year to 0003-year spread.
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The German Bund curve is at its flattest in nine days, having taken cues from the Treasury market where the 2-10 curve hit its flattest since early December.
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Curve, the stealthy London-based startup backed by notable fintech investors, finally de-cloaks today with the soft launch of its iOS app and accompanying MasterCard-powered Curve card.
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Intelligence tests are marked "on a curve", meaning that the results are transformed into a bell curve: what matters is how you do compared with others who take them.
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True, shorter term rates have not dropped as much, but that has only flattened the yield curve, a big problem for banks who profit when the yield curve steepens.
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Whether slowdown morphs into recession, as every curve inversion in the last 45 years has reliably predicted, is almost irrelevant for those betting on the shape of the curve.
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The flat curve suggests weaker economic activity, but an inverted curve, where the 2-year actually rises above the 10-year yield, is a sign of a coming recession.
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The inversion hasn't lasted long enough Most econometric models of the yield curve require that the curve be inverted for a full quarter before formally triggering a recession signal.
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Experts on interpreting the predictive power of the yield curve cautioned that a single day of an inverted yield curve doesn't necessarily mean the economy will tumble into recession.
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Earth's curve is a big contention for flat Earthers, who argue that if the earth was round, the "curve" would be more visible to the earthbound human eye. B.o.
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"We're behind the curve, possibly well behind the curve" when it comes to being prepared, Jeremy Konyndyk, a senior policy fellow at the Center for Global Development, told Insider.
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SARA EISEN: AS IT RELATES TO THE STOCK PRICES, MIKE, DO YOU THINK THERE'S TOO MUCH PANDERING OVER THE YIELD CURVE, THE SHAPE OF THE YIELD CURVE RIGHT NOW?
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GRAPHIC: Yield curve inversions, recessions & U.S. stocks - here.
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Graphic: Yield curve inversions, recessions & U.S. stocks - tmsnrt.
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Just as the time trajectory of a point can be plotted as a one-dimensional curve, the time trajectory of a string can be understood as a two-dimensional curve.
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But right now I think the yield curve is a difficult signal to read because the backend of the curve is still being impacted by quantitative easing and so on.
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Banks have been hammered lately amid worries about the U.S. economy as the yield curve has flattened — with sections of the curve inverting this month — signaling diminished expectations for growth.
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The study, which examined lumbar curve improvement in AIS following selective thoracic fusion (STF), found there was a correlation between thoracic kyphosis restoration in STF with spontaneous lumbar curve correction.
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The three-month and 10-year spread is the Fed's preferred measure of the Treasury yield curve as it shows the strongest historical correlation between curve inversion and forthcoming recession.
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This was Teilhard's "curve of evolution," and it resembled nothing so much as the exponential curve of Moore's Law, leading up and to the right at an ever increasing angle.
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In "Freeway Curve" (1995), a wide black curve (highway) full of speeding cars starts at the upper left quadrant and swings down sharply to the bottom edge, slightly off center.
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When the curve steepens again, that means the front end of the curve — or the 2-year yield in this case — would be under pressure, as the Fed cuts rates.
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Historically, prospects for growth are muted when the curve is inverted, manifesting itself in median expansion just above 0%, while growth for a positively sloped curve hovers slightly over 3%.
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A flattening yield curve can be the precursor to an inverted curve, where the short end, or in this case , rises above the long end, or the 10-year yield.
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The concern is that a 'flat' curve is leading to an inverted curve, where the 2-year, at 2.26 percent, would rise above the 10-year, now at 2.73 percent.
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Meanwhile, Curve recently announced it has surpassed 50,000 sign-ups and that £50 million in payments have been processed by the Curve app, although it isn't disclosing active monthly users.
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This ranges from up to 2.5 per cent if you have the free blue Curve card or up to 5 per cent if you have the premium black Curve card.
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YIELD CURVE: Fears of economic damage from coronavirus are also reflected in the U.S. Treasury yield curve, where three-month yields briefly rose on Tuesday above 20.8-year borrowing costs.
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Why it matters: While many consider the 22.50-year/20-month curve inversion to be a better recession predictor, the 21-year/22-year inversion has precipitated every U.S. recession since World War II. Details: The 25-year/303-year curve has typically inverted just before the 230-year/210-month curve.
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Amex blocks Curve as the fintech startup vows to fight 'anti-competitive' decision Just 36 hours after Curve, the London fintech that lets you consolidate all of your bank cards into a single Curve card, re-instated support for Amex, the feature has once again been unceremoniously blocked by American Express. 6.
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"If there's no action on the short end of the curve, and the yield curve continues to flatten these banks are going to still have that headwind to combat," he said.
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"It is not going to be a V-curve recovery - it is probably more of a U-curve recovery," Tuwaijri said of the slow pace at which Saudi growth would revive.
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If an agency does have a curve board, it's a few clicks away, leaving casting directors unlikely to see (and subsequently book) a curve model unless they're actually looking for one.
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But whether it's getting high from being onstage, or getting high on a drug, or falling in love, or having sex—it all has this similar adrenaline curve, or emotional curve.
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The local rates curve is pricing over 100 basis points of easing over the next 12 months and we expect the front end of the local rates curve to sell off.
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The Treasury Department even publishes this handy table: You can draw a chart plotting the yields for the different maturities and you get a curve — the yield curve for that day.
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The data of export curve is greater than that of import curve in long term though, and because of seasoning factors and other overseas economy conditions, export data experienced more turbulence.
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" "We're trying to stay way ahead of the curve.
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Go deeper ... Will the yield curve lead to recession?
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For a graphic on Yield Curve Inversions, see - tmsnrt.
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We're collectively already on that curve — which is exciting!
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" He also called the inverted yield curve phenomenon "crazy.
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GRAPHIC: Brent crude oil curve falls into contango - tmsnrt.
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The yield-curve control policy theoretically means the BOJ can buy fewer bonds as it would only need to time its purchases for when the yield curve moves away from its target.
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The bank now aims to steepen the yield curve, after a sharp drop earlier this year in long-term yields deep below zero flattened the curve and posed problems for financial institutions.
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The move is part of the newly-launched 'Curve Connect' feature that will see Curve connect to a growing list of third-party apps and services to make managing your money easier.
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"They'll try to steepen the yield curve and see if it helps, but that really hasn't helped because they've already signaled rate cuts and the yield curve is not steepening," Boockvar said.
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On that, Andersen urged investors not to forget that Trump is "on a learning curve — as we all are trying to understand his learning curve" Andersen took a similar view on Brexit.
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Based on the results, we communicated to Curve that we would not participate in the further roll out of Curve because of concerns related to the overall American Express Card Member experience.
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Your curve showing the number of transistors bought per dollar illustrates the incredible cost reduction that we had experienced until about 2012, when the curve actually peaks, and then shows costs increasing.
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Many are worried that the inversion in the yield curve is a scary recession warning, but in fact, it can be even scarier when the curve reverses and begins to steepen again.
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All that is required is to pay using your Curve card, which, of course, can act as a conduit to any debit or credit card you have linked to your Curve account.
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OIL FALLS, TREASURY YIELD CURVE STEEPENS The U.S. Treasury yield curve was steeper after soft inflation data pulled short-dated yields lower, indicating increased expectations the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates.
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Every recession since 220 has been preceded by an inverted yield curve, though the curve also inverted in 203 and 220 without a recession following in the next 22008 to 209 months.
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If the yield curve goes beyond flattening, into outright inversion, with short rates above long rates, it might be a sign of a recession, so even a flattening yield curve is worrisome.
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"The way history has kind of proved to work is that when the curve inverts for the first time ... what happens historically is the curve inverts well before a recession," he added.
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"The way history has kind of proved to work is that when the curve inverts for the first time ... what happens historically is the curve inverts well before a recession," Gundlach said.
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Obviously, the yield curve being flat and even inverted from Fed funds, at least at this moment, out through the curve – you know, that's clearly something that's a precursor of potential recession.
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The yield curve limits the Fed's ability to push rates beyond a certain level, unless you see long term rates rising more quickly, they could potentially invert the yield curve if they thrust the accelerator on a couple more hikes here, and I don't think Powell would agree to rate hikes that invert the yield curve.
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In that plot, the red curve is the x-momentum of the red (heavier) ball and the blue curve is for the yellow ball (yellow doesn't show up in the graph very well).
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The spread between the two- and 10-year yields , the most common measure of the yield curve, rose to 24 basis points as the fall in short-dated yields pushed the curve steeper.
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The spread between the two- and 10-year yields , the most common measure of the yield curve, rose to 25.8 basis points as the fall in short-dated yields pushed the curve steeper.
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We should put as much effort into preventing the severity of the coming recession and an associated backward slide down the Preston Curve as we do to flattening the incidence, or infection, curve.
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"The engineer said that he did see the wayside signal at milepost 19.8 (at the accident curve) but mistook it for another signal, which was north of the curve," according to the NTSB.
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Dubbed "Curve Send," the feature lets you send money from any of your bank accounts (via the debit cards you have linked to Curve) to any other account in more than 25 currencies.
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To transfer money via Curve Send, you simply open the Curve app, choose a contact and amount and then select which of your linked bank cards you want to send the money from.
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He tapped the screen again, and a second curve appeared.
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"It looks like a perfect epidemic curve," Dr. Turchi said.
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Reformation has always been ahead of the fashion sustainability curve.
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I would look at what is discounted in the curve.
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Meanwhile, the flattening U.S. yield curve weighed on investors' minds.
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The yield curve inverted once before this year, in March.
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The curve usually makes reflections more visible from overhead lights.
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The yield curve has been flattening in recent months. 19703.
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Bottom line, the Fed is many corners behind the curve.
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The U.S. Treasury yield curve flattened and the U.S. dollar .
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Yet only in America has the curve been a soothsayer.
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Every one has a steep learning curve coming into office.
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Ice racers make contact as they come into a curve.
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The "yield curve" as it's called is close to inverting.
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But hat's somewhat concerning when the yield curve flattens out.
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The flattening curve has been viewed as an economic warning.
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LORETTA MESTER: I don't think we're ahead of the curve.
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It's been a very big learning curve this past year.
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There's a learning curve that every worker must go through.
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Looks like we were 5 years ahead of the curve.
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However, it's more of a curve than a full ear.
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It turned out to be smartly ahead of the curve.
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Yes, this is another story about the dreaded yield curve.
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We must challenge ourselves to stay ahead of the curve.
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"Facebook is so far ahead of the curve," he said.
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Foreign allies talk of a president on a learning curve.
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A lot of that though is in the yield curve.
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Near the entrance to the curve, it hit 106 m.p.h.
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Arms has a definite learning curve for those pursuing mastery.
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It was the just another step in Chan's learning curve.
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Canadian government bond yields were mixed across the yield curve.
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Canadian government bond yields fell across a flatter yield curve.
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"I'm excited to accept every single curve," the star said.
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The yield curve has been steepening, it's positive for financials.
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A few are missing, like split toning and tone curve.
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Following the curve of the melon, cut away the rind.
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I think General Motors is really ahead of the curve.
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She also suggests investors stay short on the duration curve.
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It's fun and super satisfying, without a huge learning curve.
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Canadian government bond prices were lower across the yield curve.
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But it turns out, maybe I'm just behind the curve.
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BMW, it seems, fell behind the curve on Krueger's watch.
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AND AGAIN, I DON'T THINK WE'RE BEHIND THE CURVE. RIGHT?
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Japan's yield curve is much flatter — below 20 basis points.
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Offshore wind is also rapidly moving down the cost curve.
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S. yield curve turns flattest in a decade' click reut.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell 2 basis points across the curve .
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Even bees exhibit a learning curve when learning new tasks.
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An inversion of the yield curve has preceded past recessions.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell 0.753 basis points across the curve .
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The flat, matte keyboard came with a steep learning curve.
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The immediate impact was a 10bp widening in the curve.
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"The entire German curve should move below 0%," he said.
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The yield curve has been flattening in recent months. 19703.
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So that's been a learning curve for me right now.
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If anything, it's been a learning curve for all sides.
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Equally unsurprisingly, the Shanghai copper curve is in benign contango.
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You've got the long end of the curve coming in.
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He is slotted to pitch five innings for the Curve.
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It changes the whole growth curve of a company. Huh.
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In contrast, Europe appears to be well behind the curve.
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Still, many investors are bearish on Treasuries across the curve.
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The U.S. curve, in particular, is subject of much debate.
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There'll be a bit more curve in your lower back.
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The only downside to this device is its learning curve.
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Historically, an inverted yield curve has signalled an impending recession.
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An inverted yield curve is generally considered a recession predictor.
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To many, an inverted yield curve signals an oncoming recession.
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The chicken chain is still early in its growth curve.
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Nagy said the bank wanted to flatten the yield curve.
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Life just threw a huge curve ball at Tyler Hubbard.
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Canadian government bond prices fell across a steeper yield curve.
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The yield curve has steepened for a second straight day.
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"There is a learning curve with the Fold," says Goode.
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Salesforce has always tried to stay ahead of the curve.
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The yield curve flattened slightly, with the short end rising.
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" "It's going to steepen the curve on the long end.
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The curve formed by the ribbon is a conical helix.
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History shows that should the curve invert, recession will follow.
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In this case, the lustrous cutaways have a sinuous curve.
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It's about getting it right, and there's a learning curve.
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"Yield curve inversion (is) a 'cry for help'," BAML said.
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We are technologically ahead of the curve and diagnostically behind.
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They have also been pressured by a flattening yield curve.
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There are questions about what the flatter yield curve means.
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Kazakhstan's sovereign dollar bonds fell across the curve on Tuesday.
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For me, finances have always been a major learning curve.
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So the curve is a bad signal, some people say.
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Getting used to the earbuds was a steep learning curve.
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As you saw, there's a bit of a learning curve.
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That is the flattest the curve has been since 2008.
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The worry sets in when the curve flips, or inverts.
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Strategas looked at five episodes where the yield curve inverted.
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Twitter's small increase in user growth shows an accelerating curve.
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That's part of the learning curve when trying new technology.
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Bannister says his yield curve measurement inverted on June 20.
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If you've used the Android app, there's no learning curve.
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Take a look at the home, called Curve Appeal, below.
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The yield curve isn't inverted now, but it has flattened.
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The Phillips Curve relationship is simply not in the data.
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His book before The Bell Curve is called Losing Ground.
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Systrom sees the steep learning curve as a differentiator, though.
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It was just a learning curve for them for sure.
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The mouse offered a bit more of a learning curve.
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Instead, we've seen a bull flattening of the yield curve.
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Lots of games have this sort of gentle difficulty curve.
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Genesis may need to move quickly up that learning curve.
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Next it was the inversion of the Treasury yield curve.
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It won't be hurt that bad by the yield curve.
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There are many different ways to measure the yield curve.
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So you can imagine like a wine yield curve, right?
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And that's what's happening right now to the yield curve.
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The UK is already in a yield curve type situation.
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It was a learning curve akin to a vertical wall.
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You can see the exact curve for when they're watching.
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DePodesta wanted to help somehow in speeding up that curve.
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Among the clearest of these signs is the yield curve.
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Some call it a bell curve due to its shape.
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They had curve and swing and didn't feel like prisons.
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What makes my curve real in light of his points?
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" "It's going to steepen the curve on the long end.
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"The alarm is when the yield curve inverts," he said.
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We must practice social isolation now to flatten the curve.
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We must practice social isolation now to flatten the curve.
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Was there a big learning curve in conveying basketball properly?
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The yield curve inversion, meanwhile, continued to worsen on Wednesday.
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That's what the front end of the curve would imply.
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An inversion of the yield curve has preceded every recession.
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The bond market's "yield curve" is close to forecasting recession.
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The I.O.C. always seems a few years behind the curve.
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But the order granting the case included a curve ball.
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Wiener initially experiences the excitement of a steep learning curve.
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The inverted yield curve is a bond market recession warning.
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But if he were the nominee, the curve is over.
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But no such checks appear to exist for Curve customers.
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The U.S. Treasury yield curve flattened following the Fed's announcement.
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We're going to curve into that as there's mass adoption.
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But one company was very much ahead of the curve.
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The generous bowls curve upward as they meet the stem.
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In this, at least, he was ahead of the curve.
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An inversion of the curve is a classic recession sign.
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Schools are designed for the middle of the bell curve.
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The curve has since steepened and is no longer inverted.
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The entire German yield curve traded in negative territory Monday.
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Red Curve did not respond to a request for comment.
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The yield curve has been a reliable signal of recessions.
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AND I THINK THAT'S WHAT THE YIELD CURVE IS SAYING.
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To me, there's no mystery over the yield curve flattening.
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I think that the Fed is not behind the curve.
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So on one hand, we were ahead of the curve.
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Anything on an exponential curve looks small at the beginning.
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It's just a learning curve that we are going through.
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There's zero learning curve if you've used a Kindle before.
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It's been a good learning curve for all of us.
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If you navigate the learning curve, you sort of can.
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Canadian government bond prices were higher across the maturity curve.
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That sort of set my learning curve at The Times.
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For people like Marks, Bitcoin has a steep learning curve.
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Another priority was banishing anything remotely resembling a soft curve.
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So there's a natural curve built into the audience score.
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But this is shocking even when grading on that curve.
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Step 4: End your trialIt's time to curve Jeff Bezos.
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Until he does, he shouldn't be graded on a curve.
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The duck curve is a problem, albeit a solvable problem.
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The GQ folks are ahead of the curve on this.
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YIELD CURVE STEEPENS Increased expectations of Fed rate cuts pulled short-dated U.S. Treasury yields lower on Thursday, steepening the yield curve ahead of Friday's retail sales data and the Fed's meeting next week.
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I also understand from my own sources that cashback at some retailers — such as Amazon where Curve doesn't have any kind of formal partnership — are being cross subsidised from revenue Curve is generating elsewhere.
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This yield curve "flattening" is typically associated with slowing economic growth, and an outright yield curve inversion - in which short-term yields are higher than long-term ones - is often a precursor to recession.
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Curve, the London fintech that lets you consolidate all of your bank cards into a single Curve card and app to make it easier to manage your spending, has added support for Amex cards.
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In essence those cutbacks, those factory shut downs mostly for environmental reasons but really because of structural capacity reasons - oversupply, they're not low on the cost curve here they're higher on the cost curve.
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We have seen the opposite: The yield curve has flattened and the long end of the curve is the beneficiary of asset allocations which are driving capital out of equities and into fixed income.
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This means that once you register your Curve card with Google Pay, the Google Pay app will now work with any Mastercard or Visa-issued debit or credit card you have added to Curve.
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After the curve last inverted in December 23, the S&P 210 kept rising through the next year before tumbling by 23 to around 22% below its levels prior to the yield curve inversion.
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He also warned me to make sure not just that we see the curve that is coming at us, but also to know which curve is the right one to take a swing at.
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"We have not flattened the curve and the curve is actually increasing," Cuomo said, warning New York was the "canary in the coal mine" for what would happen in the rest of the country.
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The spread has widened slightly but if the yield curve should invert, pushing short-term rates above long-term ones, it would be an ominous sign, because an inverted curve often heralds a recession.
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Read on to find out which kind of countries someone born in a low-income family can get ahead, where the US falls on the Great Gatsby Curve, and inferences drawn from the curve.
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The engineer saw the 30-mph sign at the entrance to the curve and applied the brakes shortly before the train derailed, tumbling off the overpass as it entered the curve, the NTSB said.
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"The short end of the yield curve is firmly anchored, so downward pressure on the curve spreads easily through the two-year, five-year and 10-year maturities," said a trader at domestic bank.
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ASOS Curve: The e-tailer's Curve section offers swimsuits every bit as trendy as the main collection in sizing from US 12 to 24, as well as bikini-top sizing from 38D to 40F.
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On that curve—not just a difficulty curve, but also game layout—we're placing each required role, so to speak, before we even get to the point of deciding which monster goes into which one.
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"Curve co-founders Shachar Bialick and Tom Foster-Carter have agreed to part ways amicably, with Bialick staying on as CEO and Rona Ruthen being promoted to Head of Operations," said Curve in a statement.
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It currently counts over 75,000 sign-ups, with Curve cardholders having spent almost £70 million in over 100 countries, while Xero itself has over a million subscribers, many of whom will find utility in Curve.
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Various parts of the yield curve have been inverted, but the traditionally watched 2-year to 235-year spread looks set to invert any day now, with the curve at its flattest level since 210.
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The Treasury Department even publishes this handy table: On any given day, you can draw a chart plotting the yields for the different maturities and you get a curve — the yield curve for that day.
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The strategists said they tracked the portion of the curve that is inverted and found it is still weak compared with the last four recessions, when more than 70 percent of the curve was inverted.
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Curve, the London fintech that lets you consolidate all of your bank cards into a single Curve card and app to make it easier to manage your spending, has always faced a slight awareness problem.
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The idea is that when you pay with Curve, you can receive a breakdown of your transaction to your email inbox, and can add a receipt image to that email from within the Curve app.
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That flat curve could be a sign of worry about the economy, and an inverted curve, where the 2-year would actually rise above the 10-year, is viewed as a reliable indicator of recession.
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Flatter yield curve is a cause for concern Bond investors are nervous that a portion of the yield curve briefly inverted earlier this month, meaning that short-term rates were higher than long-term yields.
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The engineer saw the 30-mph sign at the entrance to the curve and applied the brakes shortly before the train derailed and tumbled off the overpass as it entered the curve, the NTSB said.
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The flattening yield curve has been one of the largest trends in the past year, and the steepening curve following the minutes release implied an unwinding of some positions, although yields rose in every maturity.
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Its current policy - dubbed yield curve control - was introduced partly to prevent the yield curve from flattening too much, as excessive declines in long- and super long yields will erode profit margins of financial institutions.
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And although the yield curve is still a ways away from inverting, given expectations for the Fed to steadily tighten policy as unemployment falls, a fully inverted curve seems plausible as soon as next summer.
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"And we don't see that technology curve slowing down," she said.
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"I don't think we are behind the curve now," Harker added.
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"It's a learning curve for us too," the Tesla employee replies.
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"The Moore's law performance curve has really slowed down," Osterloh says.
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Together, the weights and heights follow a two-dimensional bell curve.
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An inverted yield curve is typically followed by an economic recession.
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This will weigh on the front end of the yield curve.
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Expect a steep learning curve once you snag the gig, too.
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Watch the video to learn the basics about the duck curve.
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He tells me that the learning curve for rookies is steep.
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I'm not like a 'curve' model, but I have curves, right?
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Yields are falling and the curve is its flattest since October.
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We are starting to see parts of the yield curve invert.
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This learning experience just happens to be on a steeper curve.
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"There was always another curve ball that seemed to be coming."
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From the start, Snapchat's novel design came with a learning curve.
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This will weigh on July odds, and odds across the curve.
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Waves imply creativity, while a single curve indicates idealism and curiosity.
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And instead of riding the arc upwards, you hit a curve.
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We see more value in the short-end of the curve.
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Absolutely. Is it going to steep the curve for a bit?
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"It'll be a learning curve for all of us," Bee added.
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Their jokes lack the sharp snap and wicked curve of old.
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The midpoint of the curve, the median value, might be surprising.
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The touchscreen is easy, affordable, and involves no user learning curve.
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So it's been a learning curve for me to navigate that.
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A yield curve inversion is seen as a reliable recession signal.
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Its OLED screens are paper-thin and curve for better visibility.
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Investors will watch to see if the yield curve inverts again.
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This is only in part because of the tight curve itself.
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After the Markit reading, stocks fell and the yield curve inverted.
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Yield curve inverted in March 1973; recession began 297 days later.
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Yield curve inverted in August 1978; recession began 560 days later.
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Yield curve inverted in September 1980; recession began 350 days later.
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Yield curve inverted in February 1989; recession began 564 days later.
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Yield curve inverted in August 2000; recession began 272 days later.
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Yield curve inverted in December 2005; recession began 765 days later.
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What kind of signal do you get from the yield curve?
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"The biggest challenge we face is S-curve manufacturing," he said.
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STEEPER YIELD CURVE U.S. Treasury yields declined alongside most Asian equities.
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There are two potential reasons why the curve remains a portent.
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The price IGTV pays for originality is a steep learning curve.
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The yield curve retraced its inversion and stocks rebounded on Monday.
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In Germany, that has pushed the entire yield curve below 0% .
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The curve has since normalised but is close to inverting again.
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One red flag, waving for weeks, is the inverted yield curve.
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Such a yield curve inversion that can signal a looming recession.
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What was the learning curve like to become a fermentation expert?
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The land would curve visibly up the sides of the structure.
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If he's worried about Coda's learning curve, he doesn't show it.
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Perhaps I am behind the conspiracy-theory curve on this one.
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The central bank was behind the curve and followed the market.
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However, bringing Amex back to Curve was not an easy feat.
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Compared to the rest, Starry has had the harshest learning curve.
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The "Keeling Curve," our best record of modern atmospheric CO280 levels.
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From there, the cost curve matures and the scaling phase begins.
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JAMES GORMAN: Obviously it's not good from a yield curve perspective.
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Jeremy Shuler has been ahead of the curve since day one.
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Overall, Italian yields were 6-9 bp lower across the curve.
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" Of the learning curve, Bell adds, "It's really high right now.
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The yield curve inverted last week, which normally presages a recession.
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The learning curve seems to have already stoked Weston's political ambitions.
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And you see that in the curve and all the estimates.
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CHARLES EVANS: -- but the Phillips curve explanation hasn't worked very well.
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The last nine recessions have been preceded by yield curve inversions.
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Yet over that time there have been ten yield curve inversions.
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And we're all too busy grading on a curve to notice.
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"If we can avoid yield curve inversions, we should," he said.
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But Eskom's dollar-denominated Eurobonds continued to fall across the curve.
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I THINK SWITZERLAND IS NEGATIVE ALL THE WAY OUT THE CURVE.
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Around the last curve of the driveway is the big reveal.
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The curve was inverted in March for only about a week.
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Where do you think I will have the biggest learning curve?
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Fast forward to today, where the crude curve is rather flat.
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But it's just a transition period and it's a learning curve.
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Two Fed policies could affect the shape of the yield curve.
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It's met with a steeper curve, and it's real-rate driven.
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It's been a very big learning curve, and that was hard.
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The curve in a person's back can also suggest gluteal amnesia.
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The Exponential Curve Most controversially, Teilhard saw a direction to evolution.
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So I think we've seen the bottom already, of the curve.
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There was no curve between him and the Red Bull balloon.
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But for anyone that isn't, there's a really significant learning curve.
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The curve has flattened from 82 basis points on Feb. 12.
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The curve tends to flatten when the Fed gets more hawkish.
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Shrinking the balance sheet typically leads to a steeper yield curve.
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On a brief curve in the highway, silhouetted against the twilight.
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On China, Trump has been on another a steep learning curve.
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Because it can do so much, the learning curve is steep.
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The disparity in supply increases could add to yield curve flattening.
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The political and economic winds have shifted; the curve is bending.
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The U.S. Treasury yield curve flattened slightly following the minutes' release.
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"We don't think the flatter curve is a warning," he said.
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Yields at the short end of the curve were little changed.
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A yield curve inversion is seen as a leading recession indicator.
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"I didn't have enough time for the curve," she told reporters.
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There's only one way to grade Ashley's party -- on a curve!
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The one work we couldn't get was Ellsworth Kelly's Red Curve.
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Happ is, in many ways, already well ahead of the curve.
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Canada's curve inverted in March for the first time since 2007.
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But Neil Walker struck out swinging on a 2-2 curve.
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Yield curve inversions are seen generally as precursors of a recession.
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"We tend to be ahead of the curve on most stuff."
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" Alison said in response: "He touched me, he curve balled me!
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Dollar bonds steadied after falling about 68.1953 cents across the curve .
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This is a "positive" yield curve, "steepening" from left to right.
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Yields on South Africa's sovereign dollar bonds rose across the curve.
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The design coverage, too, was inventive and ahead of the curve.
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The yield curve, which was inverted in the summer, has steepened.
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The U.S. yield curve has also flattened significantly, suggesting mounting anxiety.
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Usually, you pick up yield by movin' out the yield curve.
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It's a hard learning curve, but Cox has it under control.
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The yield curve was at its flattest so far in 2608.005.
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It's worth asking whether he's ahead of the curve once more.
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At one end of the curve are the "most economical" performers.
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Of all of them, the yield curve has become most correlated.
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A day after inverting, the U.S. yield curve steepened a little.
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"We're on that inflection point on the growth curve," he said.
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The steepening yield curve engineered by the Fed notably helped banks.
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The curve may also have inverted because of the Federal Reserve.
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Utilities is the best-performing sector after a yield curve inversion.
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To be sure, the flattening yield curve is still saying something.
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Traditional teardrop trailers curve down towards the front, like their namesake.
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Religion is the adoption curve we ought to be thinking about.
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It is sometimes said the futures curve is not "forward-looking".
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"Absolute grading is better than grading on a curve," they wrote.
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We need to figure out how to bend the cost curve.
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"Financials have been hurt by the flattening yield curve," Jacobsen noted.
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Bauer said he would throw that pitch, a curve ball, again.
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Bourdain seemed at his best when served a production curve ball.
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The yield curve is one of Wall Street's most reliable fortunetellers.
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Washington is painfully behind the curve in responding to climate change.
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Concerns about the flattening yield curve weighed heavily on bank stocks.
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I know that curve on Trinity Hill where she was killed.
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