The outage has helped push up North Sea crude differentials.
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But currencies have yet to benefit from interest rate differentials.
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The fund makes money exploiting price differentials among energy products.
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The greenback was helped by widening U.S.-Japan interest rate differentials.
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Its imports are likely to boost benchmark gasoil cash differentials further.
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Battery storage provides a far costlier option for addressing price differentials.
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MOSCOW, July 31 (Reuters) - Urals crude oil differentials firmed in northwest Europe on high demand for August cargoes of the grade, while light Caspian CPC Blend differentials also improved as lower supply and arbitrage shipments lent support.
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The greenback was helped by the widening U.S.-Japan interest rate differentials.
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The differentials between global interest rates is putting pressure on currency moves.
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In most cases, these differentials were too small to move the needle.
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Strategists point to interest rate differentials and Fed policy as major drivers.
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Still, analysts said price differentials did not allow for large-scale exports.
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West African crude differentials were steady as strong margins countered Harvey's impact.
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Chicago CBOB differentials were about 14 cents a gallon above futures for December.
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But that has done little to push cash differentials or futures markets higher.
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But interest rate differentials will provide little help for sterling versus the euro.
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A 7-speed automatic transmission has three locking differentials and a low range.
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The wide differentials helped Marathon and other refiners report strong second-quarter earnings.
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However, investors say rate differentials are only one factor when buying U.S. bonds.
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Whether unintentional, unconscious or simply based on erroneous assumptions, treatment differentials clearly exist.
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Wah acknowledged the prevalence of the exploitable price differentials is not entirely clear.
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Prompt U.S. gasoline differentials in the Gulf Coast hit a five-year high.
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And, as in Brazil, lower "carry trade" rate differentials are a factor too.
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That will put pressure on interest rate differentials and exchange rates, he explained.
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Light grade Saharan Blend in the Mediterranean actually saw differentials to dated Brent fall.
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SUPPLY-SIDE SHOCK AND AWE It's not that individual supply differentials have gone away.
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The exchange also said it will amend the contract's location differentials and territory boundaries.
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Differentials rose to all-time highs before beginning a months-long slide in June.
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And it tests "demographic differentials" — how algorithms perform based on gender, age, and race.
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The high distillate supply has pushed cash differentials in the region lower, traders said.
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This minimises price differentials between regions, spurs on competition and stabilises prices for consumers.
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Seaway's lower rates encourage more flows to the coast, narrowing differentials between the two.
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Put the two differentials together and they indicate a gender gap of 34 points.
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The cost of hedging currency risks is determined by factors including interest rate differentials.
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While differentials have weakened in April, the outlook remains robust as Asians travel more.
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The company also cited a narrowing of price differentials between heavy and light crudes.
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When they arrived, tight space prompted selling at sharply lower differentials to unload barrels.
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The LID will apply in addition to the normal country differentials, the letter says.
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The gap in their differentials is huge: +228 for Alabama and +2110 for Clemson.
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"Differentials for physical beans in Europe are astronomical at the moment," said one dealer.
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Rate differentials seem to be playing second fiddle to broader trade and debt concerns.
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"You're going to see light/heavy differentials under pressure into the third quarter," Garland said.
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Some of these trade problems are created by growth differentials and by export-driven freeloaders.
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The dollar's gains were also helped by widening yield differentials between U.S. and German debt.
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The dollar's rise was also helped by widening yield differentials between U.S. and German debt.
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The dollar's advances were also helped by widening yield differentials between U.S. and German debt.
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So, ENOC's demand for fuel to fill the ships could boost the differentials, he added.
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Now, there are differentials as you work for the smaller airlines and all of that.
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Like most international treaties, it didn't redistribute political capital; it locked in existing power differentials.
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Two locking differentials, choice of automatic or manual transmission, and a bunch of other features.
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Differentials for Angola's Cabinda, at 40 cents per barrel, stand at a three-year high.
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"You're going to see light/heavy differentials under pressure into the third quarter," Garland said.
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Market forces drive local pricing differentials against global benchmarks as a matter of course worldwide.
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Investors in sterling assets have also been hit by widening bond yield differentials in recent days.
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A Fed rate hike pause could narrow the differentials and strengthen the yen against the dollar.
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The bank's forecasts are based on interest rate differentials and political uncertainty across the euro area.
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Foreign buyers are also taking advantage of price differentials between U.S. crude and more expensive grades.
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He commented on what he saw; huge social differentials between persons of European and African descent.
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CPC Blend differentials recently hit a six-year low versus dated Brent at minus $2 a barrel.
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LORETTA MESTER: Interest rate differentials, as you well know, reflect differences in the outlook for the economies.
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"(Urals refinery) margins are now very strong, Brent goes down, so Urals differentials strengthen," the source said.
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"Although oil is moving, the (price) differentials are behaving as if the oil can't move," McKay said.
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Such differentials are likely to remain large through 2973, until added pipeline capacity is available, he said.
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You will probably go in prepared to spot torque differentials and historical discrepancies that escaped my notice.
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LONDON, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Urals crude oil differentials were steady on Monday amid a Russian public holiday.
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Urals differentials to dated Brent have firmed over the past week on strong demand and tight supply.
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The blow-out in differentials put the outright price of WCS at just under $31 a barrel.
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HSFO cash differentials have got a boost in recent weeks, due to firmer demand and limited supplies.
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Urals has also found its fair price these days, traders say, meaning Urals differentials has less volatility.
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She always knew the price differentials at the local Hispanic, Asian, Middle Eastern and white American markets.
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Spot differentials for August-loading cargoes have dropped after monthly prices from Middle East crude sellers rose.
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U.S. rates may be nearing a peak, but relative rate differentials still offer some support for the dollar.
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"We expect differentials to narrow as additional takeaway capacity out of the Permian comes on line," Holman said.
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Ferguson said this election brings back vivid memories of Brexit, where there were huge differentials in voter turnout.
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Volumes on National Grid's interconnectors typically increase when traders see opportunity to trade price differentials between two countries.
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"Coming together requires folks recognizing power differentials and how privilege operates even in social justice spaces," she says.
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He called it a "bold step" to reduce these tax differentials, known in EU jargon as hybrid mismatches.
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"It's the widening of interest rate differentials," said Alvise Marino, FX strategist at Credit Suisse in New York.
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"We expect differentials to narrow as additional takeaway capacity out of the Permian comes on line," Holman said.
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There's no transmission, no clutch, no big motor, and no after-treatments or differentials in the Tesla Semi.
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However, some analysts warned that the dollar could weaken despite the widening interest rate differentials should stocks retreat.
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Maintenance at Swedish company Preem's oil refinery has put additional pressure on Urals differentials in September, they added.
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Interest rate differentials lead to traders selling lower- yielding currencies to fund the purchase of higher-yielding currencies.
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Rather, it's the distance created by wealth differentials that seems to break the natural flow of human kindness.
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What he does expect to see is a migration toward the dollar again because of interest rate differentials.
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While the dollar has ignored yield differentials for more than a year, with investors preferring to give greater weight to the momentum of economic recovery in other major economies, notably Europe, this week's spike in 10-year U.S. Treasury yields forced investors to acknowledge the widening yield differentials favouring the greenback.
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While the dollar has ignored yield differentials for more than a year, with investors preferring to give greater weight to the momentum of economic recovery in other major economies, notably Europe, this week's spike in 10-year U.S. Treasury yields forced investors to acknowledge the widening yield differentials favoring the greenback.
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Milwaukee and Philadelphia have the worst run differentials in the majors at minus-33 and minus-30, respectively. 2.
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Permian crude differentials rallied on market speculation that the Cactus II pipeline will begin service in August, traders said.
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Based solely on exchange rate differentials, these markets might have been expected to rise as much as they have.
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With the Colorado ZR2, you have electronic-locking differentials, front and rear, so it's ready for serious off-roading.
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The differentials now stand at their lowest levels for this time of the year since 2016, Refinitiv data showed.
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Russian, Nigerian and Angolan crudes trade at daily changing differentials versus dated Brent, often giving buyers even more flexibility.
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"We believe this will be a great incentive for companies to bear down on their pay differentials," it said.
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Adult relationships are less obviously, but equally, characterized by social power differentials, and we ignore these at our peril.
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"We saw differentials go from $23 down to $9," said Thomas Creery, a vice president at HollyFrontier, during the call.
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MOSCOW, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Urals crude oil differentials remained unchanged on Thursday, though weak margins weighed on the grade's values.
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Some might argue that these financial differentials are simply the result of Democrats controlling the presidency during more prosperous times.
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The interest rate differentials have been moving against the U.S. U.S. interest rates have been moving faster than everybody else's.
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But YCC also played its part in accelerating the yen falls by widening U.S.-Japanese interest rate differentials, people say.
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"That would widen interest rate differentials between U.S. and Japan and should support the dollar against the yen," he added.
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First, it does not account for turnout differentials within age groups based on other categories, such as education or income.
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"We were able to catch additional crude differentials, primarily around the Permian," Chief Executive Willie Chiang told investors this week.
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All the prices for Asia are set at differentials to the monthly average price of Platts Dubai and DME Oman.
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"We expect growth differentials between emerging and developed markets to widen in favor of emerging markets this year," he said.
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"Urals differentials are kind of stuck at one figure and don't move away from it whatever happens," one trader said.
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The wide gulf in made field goals between the two teams affected the final assist-turnover differentials for each team.
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That's far more than in other countries or at other times -- and the disparity can't be explained simply by productivity differentials.
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In Sally Rooney's novels, characters couple and de-couple with a precocious awareness of power differentials like class, age, and education.
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The company has effectively stemmed the competitive threat of low-priced players by minimizing price differentials while reducing product-specific overlap.
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Smaller producers including MEG Energy and Pengrowth Energy have taken out financial hedges to limit their exposure to widening WCS differentials.
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Price differentials can be important in shale plays such as Eagle Ford which have both liquids-rich and gas-rich areas.
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Once exchange rate differentials are taken into account, the resulting price pressures are less severe than they look at first glance.
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Pourbaix said on a conference call earlier that he expects Alberta's government to ease curtailment orders if price differentials remain narrow.
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Regression analysisThe final step was to look for a relationship between advertising differentials and changes in these state-specific polling averages.
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In northwest Europe, differentials for physical barrels of oil have risen to around their highest since the start of the year.
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The pipeline issue, which has supported global oil prices, lifted Russian Urals crude differentials to an all-time high on Thursday.
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The story does follow a relatively predictable path at first, outlining the lead characters' differentials in politics and access to power.
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"It's all about interest rate differentials, and expectations," said Gavin Parry, managing director at Parry International Trading Ltd in Hong Kong.
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The dollar was the beneficiary of widening interest rate differentials while the Fed was the only major central bank raising rates.
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On Monday, Urals crude differentials in northwest Europe eased to their lowest levels since October on sluggish demand for the grade.
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They sought an investigation into admission quotas to undergraduate and graduate schools and into faculty hiring practices, promotions and salary differentials.
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Yield differentials between U.S and Japanese two-year bonds were at 1.6 percentage points earlier this month, their widest since August 2008.
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Short-term bond yield differentials, often seen as a key driver of exchange rates, certainly don't fit with a short dollar strategy.
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Given marijuana's connection with mental illness and violence, it is reasonable to wonder whether the drug is partly responsible for those differentials.
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LIFTING PRICES The pipeline issue helped lift global crude prices, while Russian Urals crude differentials reached an all-time high on Thursday.
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It needs to understand the salary differentials between a woman's pay and her male counterpart's pay and how that impacts her strategies.
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"The valuation differentials between Shenzhen and Hong Kong small-caps are pretty significant," said Kinger Lau, chief China equity strategist at GoldmanSachs.
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Foreign exchange rate differentials may also come into play if the gap between onshore and offshore yuan values widens again, Pang said.
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Against other countries, yield differentials that were extraordinary have been whittled down from all-time or decade-long highs to cycle lows.
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The trucks used to have open differentials, which made them easier to drive, but they didn't deliver the same amount of traction.
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Price differentials for Forties, which is the largest of the four North Sea crudes that underpins the dated Brent physical benchmark, rose.
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Midland crude differentials for the second half of 2019 are trading at discount of about $4.50 and $4 a barrel, traders said.
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Do you agree with Nassau County school officials that excessive point differentials take "away from the experience of young men playing football"?
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Interest rate differentials between the U.S. and Japan make the dollar a more attractive bet than the yen, according to some analysts.
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Besides, when a culture is grappling, however clumsily, with questions of sexual equality and power differentials, what would misbehavior look like anyway?
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A V-8 box with 416 horsepower, locking differentials, massaging seats and a design from the 1970s is inherently a weird proposition.
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While the differentials hurt, they are based off rising WTI prices, which has allowed some small producers to stay profitable, he said.
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Five key factors should support dollar strength in 2020: Favorable growth, interest rate differentials, elevated uncertainty, repatriation flows and dollar funding shortages.
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Many factors other than trade affect the value of our currency, including interest rate differentials and expectations, geopolitical concerns and domestic policies.
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The bank also expects Brent-WTI differentials of $4.50 per barrel in 2020 from year to date levels near $7 per barrel.
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs downgraded the company's outlook last week on concerns that profits would take a hit after Canadian crude differentials collapsed.
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Meanwhile, strong physical differentials continue to make Vietnamese beans more expensive for the industry, further boosting the appeal of the cheaper certified conillons.
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RBOB gasoline differentials in the New York Harbor traded on Monday about 6.50 cents per gallon above benchmark futures for delivery in December.
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"Price differentials are going to explode as international prices jump while shale oil prices fall to a price where producers can barely survive."
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"The valuation differentials between Shenzhen and Hong Kong small-caps are pretty significant," said Kinger Lau, chief China equity strategist at Goldman Sachs.
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"Low vol" (or historically speaking, almost no vol) has compressed global interest rates, making it almost impossible to find and exploit rate differentials.
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This tends to support the conclusions that productivity and pay are still linked, and technology differentials are a big part of the explanation.
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Add to it, the ending of differentials in the 1980s by the U.S. government, these all contributed to the decline of national fleets.
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As rapidly as the insurance market is concentrating, medical providers are consolidating faster, driving up prices and creating huge differentials even within regions.
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Differentials partly rebounded by day's end to finish at a 25.00-cent discount to futures, down 7.00 cents per gallon from Thursday's levels.
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Speculators have ramped up bets that interest rate differentials between the United States and other major economies, including Japan and Australia, will increase.
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Against the euro, however, the dollar is likely to be capped, with U.S.-German yield differentials and monetary policy thoughts to dictate direction.
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The fact is that sexual harassment is more about power than sex; any industry with extreme power differentials will be afflicted by it.
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" When teenagers are pestered or threatened or coerced, when there are major power or age differentials, she said, those are "big red flags.
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Indeed, dealers cited yield differentials for the dollar's latest rally, as the gap with German bonds touched the widest in almost three decades.
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News of the pipeline closure contributed to weakness in West Texas Intermediate at Midland crude differentials during the day, traders and brokers said.
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MOSCOW, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Urals differentials were little changed on Tuesday in muted trade while loadings from Russia's Baltic Sea ports on Nov.
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But when you're talking about business, money, and sex, and power differentials between teacher and a student, it's so exploitative and so destructive.
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The phone will retail for €999 according to the report, a number which will likely translate to around $900 stateside considering past pricing differentials.
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Price differentials can do no more than motivate the political and regulatory authorities to work on the detailed guidelines of that large-scale transformation.
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These are firms that utilize computers to quickly scalp small price differentials or exploit changes in currency correlations over thousands of transactions an hour.
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Although it makes for a wacky schedule between the off-shift differentials and occasional overtime, I'm able to make more money than my base.
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The benchmark gasoil cash differentials narrowed their discounts by a cent to 211 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Thursday.
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This week, August ANS CL-ANSW differentials fell to a $2.60 a barrel discount to CMA WTI, versus a 50 cent premium in April.
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Power differentials are critical and more vulnerable workers, such as those on zero-hour contracts, are more likely to experience sexual harassment, she said.
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That has caused U.S.-Japan and U.S.-German yield differentials to widen further in the dollar's favor, leaving the yen and the euro lower.
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"If energy differentials can narrow we could see another move higher in the energy group," said Greg Taylor, a portfolio manager at Purpose Investments.
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The widening of U.S.-Japan interest rate differentials also supported the dollar, with the benchmark 21-year Treasury note yield rising to 20.9437 percent.
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MOSCOW, March 19 (Reuters) - Urals differentials were unchanged in quite trade on Thursday as buyers awaited more loading days for April to be released.
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Genevieve County Memorial Hospital had to offer signing bonuses, tuition reimbursement and pay differentials when staffing is "critically low" in units such as obstetrics.
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Today we are seeing the knee-jerk reaction as far as the dollar to just move on rate differentials and the bond market move.
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"This should start to help differentials and sentiment, in our view," Skolnick said, adding he expects further oil by rail deals to be announced.
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That has caused U.S.-Japan and U.S.-German yield differentials to widen further in the dollar's favour, leaving the yen and the euro lower.
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Indonesia has among the highest real interest rates in the region and its bond market usually attracts foreign inflows owing to attractive rate differentials.
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They have played admirably the last few seasons, overcoming negative run differentials to post winning records in 239 and 236, before last year's wild card.
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Looking further ahead, the Chinese and the European trade surpluses with the U.S. will be kept on an upward trend by widening economic growth differentials.
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Interest rate rises announced by the Fed "mean the interest rate differentials between Switzerland and other countries may widen further in the future," Maechler said.
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"For the short term, however, DXY looks vulnerable to the massive erosion in USD yield differentials and could easily head back to 96," they wrote.
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The economys relatively strong performance and interest rate differentials are driving dollar appreciation - undermining the competitiveness of U.S. exporters and import-competing firms even further.
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Narrow differentials had discouraged shippers from moving crude through rail, a more expensive form of transport than pipeline, from Alberta to higher-priced U.S. markets.
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"With these really narrow differentials, we're not making a ton of money, but we're not losing money" on rail shipments, Pourbaix said in an interview.
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The economy's relatively strong performance and interest rate differentials are driving dollar appreciation - undermining the competitiveness of U.S. exporters and import-competing firms even further.
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Pipeline congestion has helped crude by rail shipments recover recently, despite narrower differentials between U.S. and Canadian crude after Alberta government's mandated crude production cuts.
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Based on real rate differentials, EUR-GBP is now trading around 6% lower than it should, most likely due to the election uncertainty in France.
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He said rate differentials did not have an impact on foreign exchange rates, as the baht is hovering near four-year highs against the dollar.
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And by looking at the tax differentials between states, it found that only a small slice of the millionaires who move are driven by taxes.
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Opposition leaders also say the major rate differentials foment corruption, as those with access to favorable rates can easily resell dollars for a handsome profit.
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The Indians won more games in the regular season, 217 to 21, but the teams' run differentials were very close, plus-101 and plus-93.
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A widening of U.S.-Japan interest rate differentials helped the dollar, as U.S. Treasury yields jumped on an increased prospect for a March rate hike.
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"Lower share prices and wider yield differentials would result in a weaker dollar, just like in May 2013 when Fed's Bernanke signalled tapering," said Uchida.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Northwest European jet fuel cargo differentials fell to a record $12/tonne below ICE low-sulfur gasoil futures, according to Refinitiv Eikon data.
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For revolutionary discoveries in the dynamics and geometry of moduli spaces of Abelian differentials, including the proof of the "magic wand theorem" with Maryam Mirzakhani.
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The maximum change in differentials this year has been 70-80 cents, but there have been no more than three such cases, Reuters data shows.
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"It's not going to be same differentials that you're seeing in other places, roughly 25bp-30bp - maybe more like 10bp-503bp," said the first banker.
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"You can argue that the differentials to 10 ppm will be adjusted accordingly but you just lose direct influence on the benchmark itself," he added.
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MOSCOW, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Urals differentials remained stable on Tuesday in a quiet trading day, while Azeri BTC loading plan for November showed lower exports.
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A2 CBOB gasoline differentials finished flat with Thursday's levels, while ultra-low sulfur diesel climbed 0.75 cent per gallon and stalled, traders and brokers said.
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The asset manager held off as spread widening squeezed the arbitrage in European CLOs, which aim to capitalise on spread differentials between loans and collateralised debt.
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"If Espy were to pull out the upset, I still think it would be because of turnout differentials rather than Republicans defecting to Espy," he said.
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That makes the argument on interest rate differentials invalid at least until the Fed follows through on expectations, according to Eric Theoret, currency strategist at Scotiabank.
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Price discovery was tricky, given the lack of comps, and market participants were largely looking at senior to subordinated spread differentials on Latin American bank bonds.
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This reflects the European Commission's desire to reduce capital charge differentials and the resulting "cliff risk", where capital charges increase sharply if a security is downgraded.
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Chicago CBOB gasoline cash differentials flipped to trade at a premium to the NYMEX gasoline futures contract this week for the first time since early November.
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The second is that, if America accelerates and the rest of the world slows, widening differentials in interest rates would push up the dollar still more.
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Widening U.S.-Japan interest rate differentials boosted the dollar against the yen, sending it to a 10-20.1/21.2405-month high of 21.2378 yen on Thursday.
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The weakening of the spreads has not been concentrated in any particular month, with price differentials easing for every month during the second half (tmsnrt.rs/2mLFPtL).
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Indeed, the gender wage gap, the most studied and controversial of pay differentials, exists at least in part because women are just not valued as highly.
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Now, she says she's "beginning (just beginning) to consider the implications of the power differentials that were so vast," between herself and Clinton at the time.
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Midland differentials for the second half of 2019 and beyond has been strengthening on expectations of added pipeline takeaway capacity, traders said.
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He also said the key catalyst for the U.S. currency has been interest-rate differentials as short-term U.S. debt yields are higher than those overseas.
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MOSCOW, Aug 2000 (Reuters) - * Urals crude differentials to dated Brent in northwest Europe were down on Friday in anticipation of ample supplies in September, traders said.
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The euro's haywire 4 euro cents move in one session last Thursday reflected changing market perceptions about interest rate differentials and fair value for the euro.
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The Americans' most rewarding stories are the ones where the characters have these incredibly intricate power differentials between them, which run in all sorts of directions.
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MOSCOW, Nov 20183 (Reuters) - Urals crude differentials in northwest Europe and the Mediterranean held near multi-year highs on Tuesday, while CPC Blend was bid higher.
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The disappearance of much of the LME stock is down to such warehousing differentials, particularly after the exchange forced its warehouse operators to load out faster.
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That has caused U.S.-Japan yield differentials to widen in the dollar's favor, leaving the yen lower in a welcome boost to Japan's export-reliant economy.
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The bill requires "equal pay for substantially similar work" and prohibits pay differentials based on an individual's gender identity, race, sexual orientation or other protected class.
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"The persistently negative interest rate differentials vis-à-vis other advanced economies were an important determinant of net portfolio debt outflows in 2016," the ECB said.
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Lower volatility in Urals differentials shows that refiners are keen to buy Russian grade at the current levels and that prices are unlikely to drop sooner.
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A: Likely to appreciate further due to the prospects for both growth and interest rate differentials that markedly favor the U.S. relative to other advanced countries.
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"The narrowing interest rate differentials between China and the US will exert more downward pressure on the RMB," wrote Nathan Chow, strategist at DBS Group Research.
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This is only one example of how rate differentials between capital gains and ordinary income allow highly compensated tax-payers to reduce their rate of taxation.
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Barclays said in February it had a mean gender pay gap in its international division of 48 percent, among the highest differentials in financial firms globally.
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"With a reduced outlook for U.S. production growth and increased infrastructure build out in the U.S., we forecast less constructive crude differentials in 2020," it said.
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"They're doing everything they can to get this pipeline online as fast as possible to (allow shippers) take advantage of the differentials in the Permian," Rhea said.
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Yi, speaking at the Boao Forum for Asia in southern Hainan province, said interest rate differentials between China and the United States were in a comfortable range.
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Others see a return of volatility as a matter of time as interest rate differentials between the U.S. and the rest of the developed world widen further.
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Toyota's Land Cruiser and Lexus LX 2570 are both built for off-roading, with four-wheel drive, locking differentials and a low-range gearbox for rock crawling.
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Canadian cash crude differentials held steady on Thursday as market players waited to see how fast crude volumes would come back online after the series of blazes.
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But the differentials have firmed and have narrowed their discounts by about 173 percent since touching the decade-low discount of $163 a barrel on Jan. 153.
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Midland crude differentials have crashed to the biggest discounts versus benchmark futures in more than three-and-a-half years as production has outpaced pipeline takeaway capacity.
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That means that interest rate differentials available through the currency swaps markets so central to this trade may start to fade and cause these flows to reverse.
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Morgan Stanley strategists said unhedged currency inflows into European stocks have picked up noticeably in recent weeks, pushing up the single currency despite shrinking interest rate differentials.
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Kuroda stressed the BOJ's easing was aimed at beating deflation, and that interest rate differentials between Japan and the United States alone would not determine currency moves.
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"Interest rate differentials between U.S. and Japan are likely to support dollar/yen going ahead," added Wu. The euro gained 0.07 percent versus the dollar to $1.1295.
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Differentials between U.S. and British 10-year bond yields have widened to nearly 120 basis points in Treasuries' favour, compared to 96 basis points in mid-September.
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The widening of the Brent–WTI spread, larger discounts on U.S. inland crudes and improved heavy crude differentials all contributed to increased realized margins, Phillips 66 said.
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He predicted that an elite picked by "merit" would feel entitled to exploit, drive up income differentials and fix rules to give their kids a head start.
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Higher rates would stabilise the rupiah by widening rate differentials with the United States and also increase the carry or yield in the high-yielding bond market.
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"Our monetary policy does not target exchange rates," he said, stressing that currencies are affected by various factors, not just by interest rate differentials between two countries.
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"Concerns regarding price realizations and production growth forecasts weighed on Permian producers as differentials blew out at times well over $10 during the quarter," Holmes told CNBC.
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M-grade conventional gasoline differentials in the Gulf Coast firmed by about a penny a gallon, before slipping about a half-cent on the day, traders said.
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Local exporters could find themselves squeezed further in coming months as supplies continue to dwindle and differentials strengthen before the start of the next harvest in October.
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The widening of the Brent–WTI spread, larger discounts on U.S. inland crudes and improved heavy crude differentials all contributed to increased realized margins, the company said.
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MOSCOW, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Urals differentials to dated Brent eased further in northwest Europe on Friday as September cargoes traded at weaker prices due to sluggish demand.
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And they should advocate for better sexual harassment policies and more egalitarian workplace cultures to break down the extreme power differentials that help harassers operate with impunity.
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But not all strategies are successful, and many refiners are hesitant to lock in differentials when the widening trend boosts their margins, said a Canadian industry source.
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Canadian heavy crude differentials fell on Friday, with May trading at $15.05 a barrel below WTI, according to Shorcan Energy brokers, down 30 cents from Thursday's settlement.
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"Even with tightening in the U.S., interest rate differentials are still positive for emerging markets," Zsolt Papp, EMD client portfolio manager at JPMorgan Asset Management, told CNBC.
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Regulators could simplify and improve these calculations by basing them on market values and interest rate differentials, thus ensuring that the off-ramp truly provides regulatory simplification.
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This is partially because of the way jobs themselves are structured, particularly for highly educated workers, where gender pay differentials can vary wildly from profession to profession.
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All of these myths of black-on-white crime and IQ differentials, or even the idea of white European warriors as this medieval force, are all wrong.
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Apparently it hasn't occurred to them that the system of nation states, with their tax havens and labor-cost differentials, is intrinsic to the technocratic global order.
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Suncor is assessing the impact of the government's announcement, it said, noting that the market is the most effective means to balance supply and demand and normalize differentials.
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Given the dates and percentage of delegate differentials, it might be more interesting for candidates to shift their resources to the delegate-rich state for a bigger bounce.
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To really increase marketing efficiency, it's important to look at the ROAS differentials, which tell us how much incremental revenue we are getting out of the additional spend.
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"But my sense of the mood of the general policymaker community is that the appetite for differentials in prudential requirements is not very strong," Farkas added on Tuesday.
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"I think it has to do with Shell's position," said a North Sea trader with another company, referring to the strengthening in Forties differentials seen during late December.
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"We anticipate relatively wide and volatile natural gas price differentials in the Permian Basin until the Gulf Coast Express pipeline enters service," Chief Executive Officer John Christmann said.
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"We look at the differentials all the time and our ability to start and stop our drilling program, based on what's going on with the commodities," he said.
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"The physical integration of our upstream and downstream businesses, including our committed pipeline capacity, shielded us from location and quality differentials," Husky Chief Executive Officer Rob Peabody said.
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"We view the current weakness as temporary; however, we do expect light-heavy oil differentials to increase steadily through 2019 due to increased reliance on rail," Ollenberger wrote.
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But the dollar has been rising on interest rate differentials, based on tighter U.S. monetary policy versus the easier policies of central banks elsewhere, like Europe and Japan.
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Even so, some investors own Husky shares for its low exposure to heavy oil differentials and may be disappointed by a bid that increases such risks, analysts said.
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Meanwhile, cash differentials for jet fuel widened to 27 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Friday, as against a 25-cents discount on Thursday.
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El Nino is usually accompanied by a reduction in pressure differentials between the western and eastern sides of the Pacific and a consequent slackening of the trade winds.
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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd reported a surprise quarterly loss because of lower crude prices, but said Canadian crude differentials have narrowed since Alberta imposed output curbs last year.
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"Now, at 44, I'm beginning (just beginning) to consider the implications of power differentials that were so vast between a president and a White House intern," she wrote.
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Some trading houses that sold forward Brazilian fines expecting historical negative differentials at delivery time are now forced to buy at a premium, taking losses to fill contracts.
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Trump's high tariffs on nearly half of all U.S. imports from China have created opportunities for massive rewards for risk-takers to profit from the large cost differentials.
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These differentials translate to about 2,135 pounds per tonne for Ghanaian beans and around 2,026 for Ivorian beans based off Wednesday's closing price of 1,850 pounds per tonne .
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Urals differentials in northern Europe and the Mediterranean are still far above the historic lows of $7.70 and $7.55 per barrel seen in 2014, Refinitiv Eikon data shows.
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MOSCOW, Aug 0003 (Reuters) - Urals crude differentials to dated Brent in northwest Europe slipped further on Thursday on ample supply set for September and slugging demand, traders said.
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The bank expects jet fuel markets, including cracks, regrade and Asian differentials, to be hit the most if the outbreak leads to a decline in regional air travel.
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The report found "empirical evidence" that the majority of the algorithms studied contained "demographic differentials" that make them less accurate for people of different ages, races and genders.
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" Oh said this reversal would not see the U.S. "heading to a recession-type scenario" but "the gap narrowing overall and policy rates and differentials narrowing in the future.
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Instead, the BOJ may tolerate temporary, market-driven declines in 10-year bond yields, to prevent narrowing U.S.-Japan interest rate differentials from pushing up the yen, she said.
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While the main objective of the policy is to keep corporate borrowing costs low, it also helps deter sharp yen gains by keeping U.S.-Japanese interest rate differentials wide.
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It also agreed to offer pay differentials for overtime-exempt employees who work long hours during exhibition periods, and for employees temporarily filling in for another employee on leave.
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"There was a lot of discussion today about interest-rate differentials, even in this risk-off environment," said Marvin Loh, senior global markets strategist at State Street Global Markets.
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Canadian heavy crude differentials for December delivery in Hardisty, Alberta, widened to $14.65 per barrel below U.S. crude from a discount of around $14.20 per barrel the previous day.
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Also, the latest five-day lifting cycles for A- and M-grades were scheduled to move on the Colonial Pipeline on Monday, adding downward pressure to differentials, traders said.
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Widening interest rate differentials between the United States and the rest of the world, driven by a confident U.S. Federal Reserve, has fueled an unlikely dollar rally this year.
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"The dollar, particularly against the yen, has began re-establishing a correlation with widening yield differentials this month," said Junichi Ishikawa, senior FX strategist at IG Securities in Tokyo.
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For instance, I tested the Fitbit Ionic Adidas Edition at the same time and got much more accurate 23 percent and 1.03 percent differentials for walking and running, respectively.
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Cash crude differentials along the U.S. Gulf Coast weakened last week as the WTI-Brent spread narrowed to $6.87 per barrel, the smallest discount for U.S. crude since August.
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Wage rate differentials, expanding foreign markets, faster information technologies and improved transportation are breaking down barriers of time and space between countries, forcing companies to take a global dimension.
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Narrow differentials between U.S. and Canadian crude discouraged shippers from moving it through rail, a more expensive form of transport than pipeline, between Alberta and higher-priced U.S. markets.
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Jet fuel differentials in the Middle East have been trading at low levels due to high refining run rates and weak demand from Europe, one of the sources said.
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The oceanic and atmospheric circulations are coupled, with the equatorial winds helping drive the surface equatorial current, and sea surface temperature differentials reinforcing the rising and falling air columns.
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The Southern Oscillation, which is the atmospheric counterpart of the El Nino-La Nina cycle, is characterized by variations in atmospheric pressure differentials and wind speeds across the Pacific.
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The Southern Oscillation, which is the atmospheric counterpart of the El Nino-La Nina cycle, is characterised by variations in atmospheric pressure differentials and wind speeds across the Pacific.
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The ZR2 also has locking front and rear differentials and some other offroad goodies; the Bison upgrade adds about $6,000 in extras, including some rather stout-looking floor mats.
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Traders said many had sold coffee far in advance to roasters at much lower prices and are now feeling the pinch of strengthening differentials as they inch towards delivery.
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Both have made records that are departures from their past work—not so much that they'll be unrecognizable to fans, but enough to give them differentials to bicker over.
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Refining margins have generally been higher than during the winter of 2015/16 which has encouraged refineries to increase their processing ("Key commodity prices and differentials", Valero, Jan 2017).
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They try to flatten out the issue of power and erase very real differentials in influence and assumptions of competence and deservedness, in favor of advancing their own grievances.
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MOSCOW, Aug 30 (Reuters) - * Urals crude differentials eased again to dated Brent in northwest Europe on Friday as sellers struggled to place September cargoes and weak refining margins weighed.
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Singapore jet fuel cash differentials also rose to a more than one-month high, while the ultra-low sulfur diesel cash differential climbed to nearly a two-week high.
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Along the border, U.S. average wages are about five times higher than Mexican wages, one of the largest per capita wage differentials of any land border on the planet.
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MOSCOW, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Urals differentials fell against dated Brent on Tuesday again as Russia's Surgutneftegaz made a big sale and placed eight cargoes of the grade at once.
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That means customers can't really benefit from interest rate differentials across the EU. If I wanted to open a bank account in Poland, say, it would be virtually impossible.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canadian synthetic crude differentials strengthened on Thursday, helped by a cut in production in northern Alberta, while the discount on heavy grades also narrowed from recent levels.
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"At $35 or $45 differentials - the lion's share of companies in this industry are barely breaking even or actually losing money," Cenovus Chief Executive Alex Pourbaix said in an interview.
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Bakken differentials hit a six-month low earlier this week of $2.65 a barrel below WTI, according to Reuters data, but rose to a $1.80 a barrel discount by Thursday.
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We suspect they will let it past 7.00 in the first half of next year, if only because widening rate differentials with the U.S. will be dragging on inward investment.
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At a discount of $2.15 to dated Brent, Urals' differentials in the Mediterranean are now at their lowest since September 2016, when Brent futures were around $40-$45 per barrel.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canadian cash crude differentials weakened on Tuesday as supply concerns eased after the Syncrude oil sands project in northern Alberta resumed shipments from its Mildred Lake upgrader.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canadian synthetic crude differentials weakened on Thursday, the first day of the new monthly trade cycle, as supply from oil sands projects in northern Alberta held strong.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canadian cash crude differentials held firm on Tuesday, shrugging off coordinated climate change protests that temporarily disrupted five major cross-border crude pipelines to the United States.
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Research*** published in the Quarterly Journal of Economics suggests that around two-thirds of the rise in inequality is the result of wage differentials between firms, rather than within them.
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"While Asian jet markets have strengthened, European and U.S. jet differentials have collapsed in anticipation of higher resupplies from the east and strengthening diesel benchmarks," analysts at Energy Aspects said.
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The oceanic and atmospheric circulations tend to reinforce one another, with the trade winds driving the equatorial currents, and sea surface temperature differentials reinforcing the rising and falling air columns.
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The company said it was looking to boost production of light crude to capitalize on rising prices for the variety and avoid transportation constraints and price differentials with WTI CLc1.
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Expectations that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates at its next meeting added further optimism, given that this would shrink yield differentials between the United States and euro area.
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Differentials for key North Sea grade Forties plunged to 43 cents below dated Brent on Thursday, down sharply from near multi-year highs of a $1.25 premium earlier this month.
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SINGAPORE, March 5 (Reuters) - Asian refining margins for 10 ppm gasoil slipped on Tuesday, while weaker buying interest in the physical market pushed cash differentials for the industrial fuel lower.
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"Clearly the differentials are expected to drop and narrow over the remainder of this year and remain at lower levels next year with additional pipeline capacity coming online," Mears said.
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He added that the dollar could edge higher if the Fed was less dovish than markets expect, as "short- and long-end global yield differentials remain supportive" of the currency.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canadian heavy crude differentials hit their widest level in five months on Tuesday as more U.S. Gulf Coast refineries shut down in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
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Cash differentials for the aviation fuel were at a discount of 212 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, compared with Wednesday's discount of 211 cents a barrel.
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Such large price differentials are unlikely to be sustainable and should narrow in the weeks ahead since they provide a strong incentive to export excess crude from the United States.
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MOSCOW, July 53 (Reuters) - Urals crude differentials in the northwest Europe jumped on Wednesday on strong margins and healthy demand, while in the Mediterranean the grade was softer, traders said.
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MOSCOW, Sept 23.12 (Reuters) - Urals crude differentials to dated Brent in northwest Europe slipped further on Monday as sellers were struggling to offload September cargoes in weak market, traders said.
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Yet to cast doubt on this scenario ignores both the power differentials between men and women in society and the self-loathing survivors deal with in the aftermath of rape.
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One's place in the imperial harem was signified by exacting differentials in privileges: how many servants you got, what plates you could eat off and what colors you could wear.
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With a meaty brush guard, lots of ground clearance and a full-time four-wheel-drive system with lockable differentials, the G-Wagen is built to handle serious off-roading.
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The recent jump in U.S. bond yields has caused U.S.-Japan and U.S.-German yield differentials to widen further in the dollar's favour, leaving the yen and the euro lower.
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"With little else in terms of scheduled central bank speak, investors may continue to trade off rate differentials and data releases," OCBC FX Strategist Emmanuel Ng said in a note.
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But the Skins' point and yardage differentials (plus-1 and minus-212, respectively) portray a mediocre team, and if regression doesn't catch up to them, their offensive-line injuries probably will.
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With interest rate differentials between the U.S. and other developed markets widening over the last year, the demand for U.S. dollar assets has surged with the result of increased currency volatility.
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"All the training, policies and punishments won't have an impact on harassment if you don't address power differentials, pay equity and gender equality in organisations," says David Ballard from the APA.
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The outage also helped narrow heavy crude differentials because some oil sands producers need synthetic crude to mix with their bitumen and create a heavy blend that can flow through pipelines.
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Hersch examined EEOC data to calculate the risks of sexual harassment for different industries and wrote a paper entitled "Compensating Differentials for Sexual Harassment" for the American Economic Review in 2011.
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Calgary-based rival Husky Energy, however, reported a 7.5 percent drop in total production as it increased focus on its refining business to take advantage of widening heavy crude price differentials.
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That has put the BOJ under pressure to ease at its July 29-30 rate review, to avoid narrowing U.S.-Japan rate differentials from pushing up the yen versus the dollar.
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A number of first shift employees at the facility refused to work in protest over recently implemented shift differentials provided to second and third shift employees, said company spokesman Michael Martin.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Asian refining margins for jet fuel inched lower on Tuesday, while cash differentials for the aviation fuel were buoyed by a firm deal in the physical market.
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The result is higher price differentials but Pascual said that could be temporary because of a new fuel requirement for the shipping industry, which uses a high sulfur sludge-like fuel.
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In the physical market, gasoline cash differentials in Group Three RUV-DIFF-G3, a region that encompasses several Midwestern states, rose to a near three-year high last week, traders said.
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LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Nigerian differentials for December cargoes held unchanged on Tuesday, as potential buyers said offer prices were too high given the amount of unsold crude that is available.
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It does this by gathering data from the plane's pitot tube and the static port, which essentially compare differentials in the air pressure to arrive at the plane's speed and altitude.
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Rate differentials between Britain and the United States suggested a lower pound and the currency has also failed to capitalise on euro weakness caused by a more dovish European Central Bank.
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Though European gasoline margins have been middling and especially poor among southern European refiners, several factors may mesh in coming months to support Nigerian differentials, which stand near multi-year highs.
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"It's the widening of interest rate differentials," said Alvise Marino, FX strategist at Credit Suisse in New York, in reference to the dollar's gains on the back of higher Treasury yields.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union should swiftly modify the regulation allowing pay differentials between seconded and local workers or France will stop applying it, Prime Minister Manuel Valls said on Sunday.
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Hersch examined EEOC data to calculate the risks of sexual harassment for different industries and wrote a paper entitled "Compensating Differentials for Sexual Harassment " for the American Economic Review in 2011.
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Cash differentials for 10ppm gasoil were at a discount of 13 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, compared with a discount of 16 cents a barrel on Wednesday.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Group Three cash V-grade gasoline differentials fell sharply on Monday when storage space ran out in the Tulsa, Oklahoma, hub and forced distressed selling, traders and brokers said.
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King said he expected differentials to average around $15 a barrel below WTI in 2018 given the extra costs associated with rail, but the current deep discount was unlikely to last.
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The BOJ's JGB operation came at a time when moves in U.S. bond yields and U.S.-Japan yield differentials have been a focal point for the dollar's moves versus the yen.
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MOSCOW, Sept 22019 (Reuters) - Urals crude differentials to dated Brent in northwest Europe fell on Tuesday as sellers placed September cargoes at the lowest levels since end-June in Baltic ports.
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It was a force off road due to its locking differentials, high-torque diesel engine options, and central tire inflation system that allowed drivers to adjust tire pressure on the go.
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Stephen Innes, head of trading in Asia-Pacific for Oanda in Singapore, said he is comfortable remaining long U.S. dollar, with interest rate differentials still likely to work in its favour.
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Taking advantage of relatively low freight costs and regional crude oil price differentials - known as arbitrage, or arb - traders can profit from supply shortages in one region and oversupply in another.
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As an indicator of onshore and offshore yuan bond market yield differentials, the yield gap between three-year government bonds has narrowed to 1.2 percentage points, the lowest level in three months.
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"Interest rate differentials are providing modest dollar/yen support with the two-year U.S.-Japan yield spread pushing back toward 140 basis points," said Eric Theoret, currency strategist, at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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Forties crude differentials to dated Brent have fallen to minus 70 cents, from a premium of 75 cents at the start of the year as the Forties pipeline returned to normal operations.
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LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Tenders by Indian and Indonesian refiners kept differentials for Nigerian cargoes unchanged on Tuesday, as traders waited to see if either purchase would involve a West African crude.
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But most of the problems here are caused by trade policies and growth differentials rather than a strong dollar, which is invoked as one of the reasons not to raise interest rates.
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"The way you get to a conclusion that rail doesn't make sense is if you believe differentials are going to remain at $10 forever," Cenovus CEO Alex Pourbaix said in an interview.
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Motiva is still looking for ships to move U.S. oil to the East, the shipping source said, as price differentials between U.S. crude CLc1 and international crude LCOc1 make such trades profitable.
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Another major change in the last five years, said Johnson, are the locking differentials that transmit power from a truck&aposs 1,500-2,000 hp engine to its wheels and 66-inch tires.
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"The narrow differentials spurred by production cut announcements are not wide enough to support rail movements at levels high enough to work off the inventory glut," Genscape analysts said in a note.
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Narrow differentials made it difficult to turn a profit on moving crude through rail, a more expensive form of transport than pipeline, from Alberta to higher-priced markets in the United States.
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However, Lotte Shopping's size is similar to those of its US peers and it has a better diversified business profile, which mitigates the weaker credit profile and results in the rating differentials.
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Cash differentials for gasoil with 212ppm sulphur content were at a discount of 211 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, compared with Wednesday's discount of 212 cents per barrel.
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TAIPEI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Taiwan central bank policymakers are watching closely the global economy, inflation and rate differentials between Taiwan and the United States, minutes of their December meeting showed on Thursday.
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"Interest rate differentials are providing modest dollar/yen support with the two-year U.S.-Japan yield spread pushing back toward 140 basis points," said Eric Theoret, currency strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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Husky's bid for highly indebted MEG, which hired a new CEO less than two months ago, is a bet that MEG's production assets will be lucrative once price differentials return to normal.
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The dollar has gained steadily against the yen on expectations that U.S.-Japanese interest rate differentials would widen further if the Federal Reserve went through with a series of interest rate hikes.
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The benchmark gasoil cash differentials narrowed their discounts to 36 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Wednesday, compared with a discount of 193 cents a barrel on Tuesday.
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Setiaatmadja said BI may have to hike rates by at least 200 bps more to maintain interest rate differentials with the U.S. if the Federal Reserve keeps hiking at least into 2019.
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While the pricing doesn't take into account any quality differentials or freight costs, it does nonetheless imply that U.S. coal exporters had to discount in order to sell into the Chinese market.
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Strong fuel demand in export markets and at home explains why U.S. refining margins have held up well despite the surge in processing rates ("Key commodity prices and differentials", Valero, May 22).
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Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers this week warned that, based on current bond yield differentials, the dollar could lose a quarter of its value against its major peers over the next decade.
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And, as has been highlighted by the #MeToo movement, it is a much bigger problem than many realized, particularly in situations that involve power differentials such as employment, politics and the military.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. crude differentials rose in light volumes on Friday, with Midland grades firming for a third straight day and Light Louisiana Sweet continuing to trade near three month highs.
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It does this by gathering data from the plane's pitot tube and the static port, which essentially compare differentials in the air pressure to arrive at the plane's speed and the altitude.
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Differentials, or prices for physical barrels, have slid on both sides of the Atlantic and it is the cheaper sour, or more sulphourous, grades that have borne the brunt of the declines.
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He added that price differentials between the international and domestic markets had favoured imports in December and January mostly, prompting importers to place some spot orders and the shipments arrived last month.
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Just like the Land Cruiser, the LX 22.5 is fitted with locking differentials, a real four-wheel-drive system and a slew of electronic aids to make conquering any terrain a cinch.
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"GBP/USD will come under further downward pressure on a Fed interest rate rise as the negative U.S-UK interest rate differentials widen," noted Richard Grace, FX analyst at Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
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The dollar is likely to be supported against the yen in the near-term, said Peter Dragicevich, G10 FX strategist for Nomura in Singapore, helped by a widening in U.S.-Japan yield differentials.
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Forties differentials are now not far off their lowest since mid-45, when the benchmark Brent crude price was around $45 per barrel, compared to $62 now and $71 a few weeks ago.
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Some of that may be because younger people experience even more intimidating power differentials due to their age, or because they tend to work in the service industry, where harassment is often overlooked.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canadian heavy crude differentials weakened to their widest level since late March on Friday, extending losses as ongoing refinery outages on the U.S. Gulf Coast following Hurricane Harvey slashed demand.
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Cash differentials for the benchmark gasoil grade were at a discount of 103 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Friday, compared with Thursday's discount of 211 cents a barrel.
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Cash differentials for jet fuel were at a discount of 29 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Monday, compared with a discount of 27 cents a barrel on Friday.
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The slowing gains will push 12-month forward Midland-to-WTI differentials to a discount of $25 to $30 a barrel, from the prompt month $15.50 a barrel discount now, the report said.
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HOUSTON, May 3 (Reuters) - Gulf Coast cash gasoline differentials fell on Tuesday as the well-supplied market anticipated this week's restart of a gasoline-making unit at the nation's largest refinery, traders said.
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"I expect some strength near term, but the political risks and interest rate differentials should cap a significant rally from here," Patrick Armstrong, managing partner at Plurimi Investment Managers, told CNBC via email.
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HOUSTON, Oct 30 (Reuters) - Continental Resources on Tuesday said it anticipated oil price differentials to widen in the fourth quarter amid a heavy refinery maintenance season, leading to lower prices for its crude.
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Such metal, minimally transformed to exploit China's export tax differentials, has been showing up in other Asian countries and could build to 0003,000 tonnes next year, according to CRU senior analyst Greg Wittbecker.
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Not all West African crude differentials have risen - those for heavier Angolan grades are down, JBC's Reid said, adding that poor refinery profit margins in a number of regions were a downside risk.
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Valero has a diverse set of refineries that allows it to take advantage of volatile crude price differentials and process lower-quality feedstock into high-value refined products such as gasoline and distillates.
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The teachers will receive a gradual increase in salaries, totaling 6.11% by the start of 2021 on the basis of an improved job definition to address pay differentials with other public sector roles.
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In Singapore, oil traders Winson Oil and Unipec have snapped up 11.9 million barrels of gasoil since early last week, according to Reuters calculations from industry data, stoking cash differentials for the fuel.
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One of the other powers of DNA is to recover stories that are gone, because there's no writing, or because due to power differentials, those histories have been forcibly taken away or lost somehow.
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Trump's surprise move on Thursday to impose new tariffs on Chinese imports may eventually force the Fed to cut rates more than it had hoped was necessary, keeping rate differentials attractive to emerging markets.
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Improvements in production at Canada's Mildred Lake upgrader, which was hit by a fire earlier this year, may lead the differentials between light and heavy crudes to widen later in the year, Garland added.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Urals price differentials in the northwest Europe rose again on Tuesday on strong refinery margins and high demand for the grade as France's Total returned to the market after a month's break.
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Chinese refineries have taken more Brent-related, sweet West African crudes in recent months, scaling back on sour Middle East grades because of the narrowing price differentials that make West African supplies more attractive.
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However, we believe that any that such effects will be at most marginal, given the depth of client relationships and the limited fee differentials between accounts, as current accounts in France are not remunerated.
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Gulf heating oil differentials were 2.25 cents per gallon lower with late-day trades seen at 19.25-cent and 20.00-cent discounts to June ULSD futures as prompt trade rolled to the June contract.
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Yet the euro is currently up 12 percent on the dollar this year, while the dollar is down 17.17 percent on a basket of currencies - an indication interest rate differentials aren't everything in forex.
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Cash differentials for gasoil with 10ppm sulphur content were at a discount to 5003 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, compared with a discount of 35 cents a barrel on Friday.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canadian heavy crude differentials were steady on Tuesday, the first day of the new monthly trading window, as strong demand kept the discount close to its tightest level in two years.
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Cash differentials for 211ppm gasoil were at a discount of 212 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Wednesday, compared with a discount of 212 cents per barrel a day earlier.
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While the Federal Reserve took a dovish turn of its own in late January, the dollar has been supported by the relative wide differentials between U.S. bond yields and most developed economies, analysts said.
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Cash differentials for gasoil with 10ppm sulphur content narrowed their discounts to 35 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, compared with a discount of 39 cents per barrel a day earlier.
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The CBE reacted by devaluing the Egyptian pound by 14% in March 2016, but expectations of further downward adjustment have continued with widening differentials between the official auction currency rate and the parallel market.
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Reflecting rising jet fuel demand, cash differentials JET-SIN-DIF - which indicate if buyers are willing to pay above or below outright prices - flipped into a small premium last month from a year ago.
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Such tuition differentials make both international and domestic out-of-state students attractive recruits, though U.S. students may prefer to attend institutions in their home states at discounted prices, or higher-ranked private universities.
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Graphic: Seasonal Singapore jet fuel cash differentials , here The prompt-month time spread for aviation fuel, JETSGSPDMc0, which flipped into contango this week, traded at a discount of 11 cents a barrel on Wednesday.
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Price differentials for lighter crudes could weaken once the supply cut comes into force as producers are expected to trim back output of their heavier grades, analysts at JBC Energy said in a report.
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It still offers key off-road features, such as a roll cage and locking differentials, but the newest version comes with features such as push-button ignition and Chrysler's fourth-generation Uconnect infotainment system.
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Turkey depends heavily on imports to meet its energy needs and neighboring Iran has been one of its main sources of oil because of its proximity, crude quality and favorable price differentials, traders say.
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BASEL, Switzerland, Sept 5 (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank needs to keep interest rates negative for now, SNB Chairman Thomas Jordan said on Thursday, stressing how important interest rate differentials were for currency markets.
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Jet fuel prices JET-SIN are down nearly 54% in March alone, while cash differentials for the aviation fuel in Singapore JET-SIN-DIF have slumped to their lowest levels in over a year.
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Though concerns remain the U.S. economy may be nearing a peak as evident from a flattening yield curve, the widening rate differentials between the United States and other major markets have lifted the dollar.
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Meanwhile, cash differentials for jet fuel cargoes in Singapore JET-SIN-DIF were at a discount of 25 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Tuesday amid lacklustre buying interests in the physical market.
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The point of all of this is simply that there are deeply entrenched problems in gender pay differentials that can't be solved by even the most ambitious of policy proposals currently on the table.
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The INE has yet to finalize details of warehouse tanks, including locations, rules over fuel blending and price differentials between grades, all key for helping industry participants decide on whether or not to take deliveries.
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The unavoidable reality is that the world will continue to fail in its commitment to achieve gender equality until we take seriously the power differentials that drive these inequities -- until we take a feminist approach.
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The widening of heavy oil differentials had a significant negative impact on Teck's Energy Business Unit's results, while Trail Operations faced ongoing supply interruptions from some traditional third-party suppliers in the quarter, Teck said.
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One new fund, the London-based BitSpread, says its $25 million market-neutral fund - which trades on price differentials alone - gives major investors a way into the market without exposing them to violent price swings.
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But in recent weeks, differentials in key European and U.S. markets such as North Sea Forties, Russia's Urals, West Texas Intermediate in Midland, Texas, and the Atlantic diesel market have fallen to multi-month lows.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Urals crude differentials in northwest Europe inched up on Monday on firmer demand from end-buyers as Russia's provisional loading plan for the first days of February was slow to emerge, traders said.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - - U.S. Gulf Coast cash gasoline differentials fell on Monday on a combination of news that a gasoline-making unit at the nation's largest refinery could restart on Tuesday and pipeline scheduling, traders said.
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"Yes the euro has been gradually gaining but this is mostly because of the dollar," said Thu Lan Nguyen, who attributed recent dollar weakness to political uncertainty in the U.S. rather than interest rate differentials.
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Another reason for the strength in differentials was bidding by oil refiner Petroineos for Forties cargoes, which in the view of other market sources were unlikely to be sold as they were heading for Asia.
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Other measures have included a fairer use of stop and search powers by the police (thanks to Theresa May), better recording of race hate crimes and forced publication of differentials between men's and women's pay.
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Cenovus supports Alberta's curtailment orders, but rivals Imperial Oil and Suncor Energy, which own refineries, oppose them, and said recently that the output cuts and resulting narrower differentials have caused rail shipments to scale back.
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"Some of that metal will move across the road," an aluminium industry source said, adding that price differentials for contracts along the maturity curve were an incentive for Glencore to buy now and sell forward.
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Volatile markets and concerns about a slowdown in the world's biggest economy have weighed on longer-dated U.S. bond yields and narrowed the interest rate differentials between the United States and other global bond markets.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Asia's cash differentials for 10 ppm gasoil edged higher on Wednesday, helped by stronger buying interests in the Singapore physical market, while the front-month time spread narrowed its contango structure.
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"The initial loss of refining capacity would tighten the availability of petroleum products, consistent with the rally in product prices, cracks, timespreads and differentials observed this week and historically," Goldman Sachs said in a note.
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MOSCOW, March 28 (Reuters) - * Urals differentials were unchanged in quiet trade on Tuesday, but some traders saw signs that prices for Russian grade may rise due to healthier refining margins and arbitrage opportunities to Asia.
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NEW YORK, July 31 (Reuters) - U.S. Gulf Coast CBOB gasoline cash differentials rose on Wednesday, traders said, after news that a fire broke out at Exxon Mobil Corp's Baytown, Texas, refining and chemical plant complex.
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A2 CBOB gasoline differentials slipped a penny per gallon to a 17.75-cent discount to June RBOB futures, while conventional M2 gasoline fell half a cent per gallon to a 14.75-cent discount, traders said.
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The truck has just under 241 inches of ground clearance, locking front and rear differentials, like a Jeep Wrangler, and a suspension system Chrevrolet developed with supplier Multimatic that is also used in the Camaro.
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Energy Transfer, operator of the Permian Express pipeline, credited "more favorable market price differentials between the West Texas and Gulf Coast markets" last quarter for lifting its profit by $108 million over a year earlier.
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"It's (the dollar) going to trade firm based on the fact that U.S. interest rate differentials continue to widen versus the rest of the world," said Brad Bechtel, managing director at Jefferies in New York.
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The rise in margins was also helped by wider differentials between Western Canada Select, the benchmark for heavy crude found in Canada's oil sands, and U.S. crude as a result of supply bottlenecks in Canada.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian jet fuel buyers are getting the biggest cash discounts in nearly five months as the differentials are weighed down by plentiful supplies in the region and muted demand from the aviation sector.
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"Some of that metal will move across the road," an aluminum industry source said, adding that price differentials for contracts along the maturity curve were an incentive for Glencore to buy now and sell forward.
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The arbitrage window for Urals cargoes ex-Baltic ports to the Mediterranean is still wide open, while offers to sell barrels from the north may put pressure on its differentials in the south, they added.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Heavy Canadian and U.S. medium sour crude differentials strengthened on Friday following a U.S. air strike in Baghdad that killed Iran's military commander Qassem Soleimani and stirred Middle East geopolitical tensions, traders said.
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Rising prices should encourage gas-fired power producers to limit the number of hours they run in the next few weeks to conserve stocks, while price differentials should result in maximum switching to coal generation.
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"Less economic production was being curtailed and differentials were narrowing as a result of market forces," Suncor said in a statement, adding that specific effects from the cuts will be discussed in its upcoming 2019 outlook.
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"There may still be some dollar appreciation based on interest rate differentials but we don't think the dollar is going to be able to gain anything more than moderately," Rabobank senior currency strategist Jane Foley said.
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Crude-by-rail shipments also declined 17,000 carloads sequentially as Alberta's forced output cuts resulted in narrow differentials between Canadian crude and U.S. crude prices, making it uneconomical for oil producers to ship crude by rail.
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And the high differentials will spawn "classification" disputes, like the one that reached the Supreme Court in 2006 on whether a hair-oil should be exempt from sales tax because, as coconut-oil, it was edible.
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MOSCOW, July 10 (Reuters) - Urals crude differentials in northwest Europe inched lower on Monday, but remain close to 2-year highs on strong refinery margins and limited availability of sour barrels in the region, traders said.
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Among 58 strategists who answered an extra question on what might drive the dollar this year, about a fifth said sharp moves in U.S. asset prices and over half said a shift in interest rate differentials.
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Tesla says the Semi requires "significantly less maintenance" than a diesel truck, in particular because it lacks the high-strain moving parts of internal combustion engine vehicles, including the engine, transmission, after-treatment system and differentials.
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The agency has also tweaked the model it uses to allow for more interplay between oil and gas prices, allowing the model to select whether drillers will focus on oil or gas depending on price differentials.
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Canada ships around 400,000 barrels per day, or 14 percent of its total U.S. exports, to the Gulf Coast region, the world's largest heavy crude refining market, and the loss of that demand weakened price differentials.
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Though markets are expecting as much as three rate cuts by the end of 2019, interest rate differentials between benchmark 10-year debt in the United States and Germany stands at a chunky 235 basis points.
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Meanwhile, cash differentials for gasoil with 212ppm sulfur content widened their discounts to 211 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Tuesday, compared with a discount of 212 cents a barrel on Monday.
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Robusta prices could be poised for a "flare-up" as the market has inverted — when the contracts for nearby delivery are more expensive than deferreds — and differentials in top-grower Vietnam and Indonesia tighten, Verghese said.
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MOSCOW, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Urals crude differentials in northwest Europe softened on Wednesday, but may change direction if Russia's Surgutneftegaz opts to reduce Baltic exports in December to boost supplies to the local market, traders said.
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While the Fed took a dovish turn of its own in late January, the dollar has been supported by the relative wide differentials between U.S. bond yields and the yields of most developed economies, analysts said.
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The lower volumes come as some price differentials have fallen below the cost of shipping, executives said on the company's second-quarter earnings call, and as production has declined during a two-year oil price rout.
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As a result, the differentials on the spot market are narrowing, the importer said, adding that the price of some fine cup Brazilian beans moved from a discount under the benchmark "C" contract to nearly par.
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Russian Urals crude oil differentials reached an all-time high after shipments from Ust-Luga port were halted as buyers refused to load cargoes with unacceptably high levels of organic chloride, four trade sources told Reuters.
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NATO member Turkey depends heavily on imports to meet its energy needs and neighboring Iran has been one of its main sources of oil because of its proximity, crude quality and favorable price differentials, traders say.
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Stronger equities have also lifted the dollar in recent weeks as that has pushed up yields on perceived safe-haven assets such as U.S. Treasuries, widening rate differentials between the United States and its major rivals.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May announced an offensive against the "unacceptable face of capitalism" when she came into power last July, and pledged to do more to shrink pay differentials between senior executives and their staff.
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Glogower and his colleagues cite opportunities to use rate differentials and ill-considered transitions to engage in transactions that serve to basically pump money out of the Treasury and into the pockets of well-advised taxpayers.
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"Capital flows into Asia not only because of interest rate differentials, but it's also about the growth prospects and the investment returns including those in real projects," said Frances Cheung, head of Asia macro strategy at Westpac.
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Though concerns the U.S. economy may be nearing a peak as evident from a flattening yield curve and falling inflation adjusted-yields, the widening rate differentials between the U.S. and other major markets also lifted the greenback.
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"If we look back, the three factors driving renminbi depreciation, including dollar appreciation, the trade war and interest rate differentials last year, only dollar appreciation has turned," said Tommy Xie, an economist at OCBC Bank in Singapore.
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"The interest rate differentials are clearly pointing towards a stronger dollar," she said, citing expectations the European Central Bank and the Bank of England now look less likely to raise rates as soon as had been expected.
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NATO member Turkey depends heavily on imports to meet its energy needs and neighboring Iran has been one of its main sources of oil because of its proximity, the quality of its crude, and favorable price differentials.
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Marathon's second-quarter income from its refining and marketing operations fell in part due to "unfavorable crude oil and feedstock acquisition costs, primarily due to lower sweet/sour crude oil price differentials," the company said on Thursday.
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But some market watchers pointed to the shrinking interest rate differentials between 10- and 2-year U.S. Treasury yields as a sign that the dollar may be peaking with the U.S. economy entering a late-cycle rally.
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Both players have had minimal impacts on on-ice goal and shot attempt differentials so far in their careers, both hovering between 0.5 to 1 percent better than their teammates, but they create offence in different ways.
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"Generally price differentials based on gender are dressed up in some way to justify the difference," explains Regina Austin of Penn Law School, citing female deodorant as an item that's commonly more expensive for men than women.
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MOSCOW, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Russia's Urals crude differentials in northwest Europe and Mediterranean were stable again on Tuesday, while Trafigura offered a cargo from Russia's Baltic Sea ports in December at a rare premium to dated Brent.
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Morgan Stanley strategists said in a note that sterling was trading 2 percent above levels that 10-year differentials between UK and U.S. yields suggested, while positioning data showed leveraged investors were still net long sterling assets.
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"Certainly (we're) ramping up since the third-quarter call when there was the Keystone leak, provincial inventories went up, differentials widened, rail was back in the money," Kruger said during the company's annual investor day in Toronto.
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But waivers for rolling stock are not generally issued by the FTA, even if the price-differentials are greater than 25 percent, because the 60 percent domestic content requirement is already considered a form of a waiver.
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"Over the past week we have seen heavy, sweet crude differentials rising markedly, as the long-awaited IMO impact has started to leave its mark on the crude market," JBC Energy said in a note on Monday.
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While ShFE copper stocks have dropped by 60 percent since March, LME stocks surged by nearly 40 percent in early June, as traders relocated metal to cheaper storage and as price differentials favored exports to global markets.
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"We are talking to Cameroon to see if we can become a regional bloc ... and see if we can get our buyers who know our quality to give us better differentials," he said in a telephone interview.
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LONDON, Dec 12 (Reuters) - A handful of Angolan crude cargoes were said to still be available for sale on Wednesday, with just days to go before the release of February programmes, while Nigerian crude differentials held steady.
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DME is looking at adding Murban and Dubai crude to the basket of crude grades for delivery beyond Oman and could set price differentials to account for difference in crude quality among the grades, the sources said.
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Oil prices in Midland, Texas, weakened to the lowest in four years against benchmark futures this week while Western Canada Select (WCS) oil differentials plunged to the lowest in nearly five years this month as pipelines fill.
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Industry officials say not all yen-based bitcoin trading is done by Japanese retail players as some hedge funds now trade bitcoin in the yen to take advantage of price differentials between the yen and dollar prices.
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NATO member Turkey depends heavily on imports to meet its energy needs and neighboring Iran has been one of its main sources of oil because of its proximity, the quality of its crude and favorable price differentials.
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CN RAIL CO EXEC- IN Q4 LAST YEAR, CRUDE DIFFERENTIALS WERE VERY HIGH, CO SHIPPED ON AVG ABOUT 230,000 BPD OF CRUDE-BY-RAIL SO THE Y-O-Y COMPS IN Q4 WILL BE EXTREMELY CHALLENGING - CONF CALL
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LONDON (Reuters) - North Sea Forties differentials were steady on Wednesday, after a flurry of offers from Shell met with no buyers and against a backdrop of an excess of unsold cargoes left over from the European maintenance season.
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But the differentials between what women want for their close familial relatives are so specific that it's not so much the case that women want partners with all the good qualities themselves—just some of the good qualities.
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Petronas will also raise the fixed differentials, known as betas, for its Tapis Blend and Bintulu crude grades to a discount of $1.60 per barrel, up by 60 cents and 90 cents per barrel respectively, starting from January.
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"While U.S.-Canadian interest rate differentials continue to move against the U.S. dollar, weaker crude oil prices are a clear headwind for the Canadian dollar," Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist at Scotiabank in Toronto, said in a note.
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Of course, it should be said that the science here is hardly exact — achieving a carbon neutralizing one-to-one ratio is difficult when there are so many unquantifiable differentials from flight to flight and person to person.
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Moreover, with the Fed set to raise interest rates for the eighth time since late 2015, speculators had ramped up bets that interest rate differentials between the United States and other major economies, particularly Europe, will stretch wider.
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With the United States able to supply liquified natural gas to the world, Russia's market power has been eroded, global liquified natural gas prices have been reduced, and pricing differentials in the Atlantic and Pacific basins have converged.
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Increasing output from low-cost U.S. producers, debottlenecking in Permian region and the International Maritime Organization's shift in bunker sulfur regulation in 2020 will lead to persistent backwardation, lower oil prices and tighter U.S. crude differentials, the note added.
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"Today we are seeing the knee-jerk reaction as far as the dollar to just move on rate differentials and the bond market move," said Steven Englander, global head of G10 FX research, Standard Chartered Bank, in New York.
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Annual spring maintenance at other oil sands projects, including Suncor's Firebag plant, contributed to tight heavy differentials, although market players in Calgary said the discount is likely to widen back out in coming months as supply returns to normal.
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LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - An overhang of unsold cargoes kept differentials for Nigerian and Angolan grades stagnant on Wednesday as potential buyers waited for prices to drop, given the size of the surplus and the forthcoming January loading programmes.
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While interest rate differentials haven't played a big role in the first half of the year in predicting currency trends as trade war concerns have dominated sentiment, that relationship has begun to exert its influence again in recent weeks.
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"The U.S. dollar was not moving with interest rate differentials and now the Fed has sort of committed itself to at least one rate hike this year, maybe a little bit earlier than the market was thinking," he said.
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Despite widening interest rate differentials in its favour and the widest yield gap between two-year U.S. and German debt for nearly three decades, the dollar's performance in recent months has been closely correlated to swings in risk appetite.
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Meanwhile, cash differentials for 10 ppm gasoil narrowed their discounts for a fifth consecutive session to be at 17 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Tuesday, as against a 24-cents discount a day earlier.
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"We're still seeing long-term guys buying the dollar on dips, expecting it to eventually recover on interest rate differentials between Japan and the U.S.," said Kaneo Ogino, director at foreign exchange research firm Global-info Co in Tokyo.
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Despite widening interest rate differentials in its favor and the widest yield gap between two-year U.S. and German debt for nearly three decades, the dollar's performance in recent months has been closely correlated to swings in risk appetite.
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As an example of funding cost differentials, Chinese real estate developer China Vanke, rated BBB, has an onshore bond yielding 5.6 percent with a duration of 4 years, while its offshore three-year bond yields 3.7 percent, bankers say.
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Heavy versus lighter oil price differentials in the Atlantic basin have narrowed in recent months due to falling exports by traditional suppliers Mexico, Ecuador and especially Venezuela, whose output fell in 2017 to its lowest in almost three decades.
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Of course, Mr. Brown used to be an investment banker, so (Warning: totally benign and humorous joke about pay differentials ahead) he might be more familiar with the term for a very large number than a lowly journalist would.
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"Ultimately we expect jet fuel markets — including cracks, regrade and Asian differentials — to decline most if this outbreak persists given the likely decline in regional air travel," Goldman analyst Damien Courvalin said in a note to clients Tuesday night.
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Despite widening interest rate differentials in its favour and the widest yield gap between two-year U.S. and German debt in nearly three decades, the dollar's performance in recent months has been closely correlated to swings in risk appetite.
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More specifically, Cabot's results were impacted by a downdraft in spot carbon black pricing in China, weak demand (including plastics industry channel destocking) and diminished margins in its Specialty Carbons business, and owing to some adverse feedstock differentials during the quarter.
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LONDON, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Spot trade in Nigerian cargoes remained slow on Wednesday, thanks to a stalemate that has developed between the owners of physical barrels and the buyers that believe offers are too high, while Angolan differentials held steady.
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Differentials for some top Angolan crude grades like Dalia remained near all-time highs, but attempts by sellers to push them higher in the absence of Iran and Venezuela's barrels and new shipping fuel standards set for next year have floundered.
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MOSCOW, Aug 231 (Reuters) - * Urals crude differentials to dated Brent in northwest Europe weakened again on Monday as cargoes for loading in late August and early September were slow to clear, while the arbitrage window to Asia was shut, traders said.
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In the Midwest, Chicago CBOB gasoline differentials fell 26.25 cent per gallon earlier in the day to an 25.75-cent discount to June RBOB, but rebounded by day's end to a 27.00-cent discount, flat with Friday's finish, traders said.
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The refiner earlier this year also took in for the first time a consignment of Eagle Ford shale oil from the United States and has booked two more cargoes, for delivery in October and November, to take advantage of price differentials.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, given large price differentials between commercial vs personal drones, and the relative surfeit in production of the latter gizmos vs the former, Gartner notes increasing overlap between the two markets — with lower priced drones being appropriated for commercial ventures.
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"Unfortunately, there is not a lot of research about the outcomes of these consensual relationships with wide age differentials, but they don't tend to turn into lasting partnerships, and they also have a high rate of unwanted pregnancy," he says.
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"The notion that the U.S. dollar (USD) will continue to appreciate is a widely held consensus view, based on sound economic theory — interest rate differentials suggest higher rate currency appreciates," Fundstrat's Thomas Lee wrote in a note to clients Friday.
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Looking forward, we believe we are at the beginning stages of a long move down for the dollar as a result of better global growth, narrowing interest-rate differentials, more stable commodity prices and a persistent U.S. current account deficit.
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LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - Differentials for Nigerian and Angolan crude held unchanged on Thursday, as sellers refused to cut their offer prices despite a growing surplus of oil and expensive freight rates that have paralysed spot activity, trading sources said.
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"It can't be that 19 countries have the same currency but have 19 different government bonds and vastly different labor markets with large wage differentials," says Ulrike Herrmann, a German economic journalist and author of a book on the eurocrisis.
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"For maximum protection of key undercarriage elements while driving over rocky, jagged terrain, Bison features five skid plates covering the engine oil pan, fuel tank, transfer case and front and rear locking differentials," Chevy explained when the new ZR was launched.
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NEW YORK, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Ultra-low sulfur diesel cash differentials in a region of the U.S. Midwest have sunk to the weakest level since late January as demand has fallen with the end of the harvest season, traders said.
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MOSCOW, March 93 (Reuters) - Urals differentials in northwest Europe continued to ease against dated Brent on Wednesday as availability of alternative oil grades, especially cheap Saudi barrels, and expectations for higher Russian exports in April pushed the grade's values down.
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MOSCOW, March 228 (Reuters) - Urals differentials eased on Tuesday as sellers unsuccessfully tried to place their cargoes loading at the end of March or early in April, while loading plans for the first days of the next month suggested higher loadings.
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MOSCOW, Aug 2000 (Reuters) - Urals crude differentials to dated Brent in northwest Europe fell on Wednesday after oil loadings from Russia's Baltic ports for September were revised up to 0003 million tonnes from 2000 million tonnes in the preliminary plan.
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In the real life of liberalism, Hefnerism endures as the effective philosophy of many liberal men, for whom sexual individualism justifies using women because hey, we're all cool consenting adults here, and caddishness blurs into predation when power differentials permit.
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Urals differentials have been surprisingly stable since the end of 2015, despite negative events, such as seasonal refinery turnarounds, resumed loadings from Iran and the start of Arabian and Iraqi supplies to northwest Europe, which would be expected to affect prices.
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To determine that teachers are paid 28503 percent less than their peers, the EPI report compares income with years of education and basic demographic information (such as age and marital status), and then attributing any salary differentials to the profession.
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Still, the pound is expected to gain more than 3% against the dollar this year, supported by interest rate differentials and hopes for a smooth departure from the European Union, a Reuters poll of nearly 60 forex strategists found on Friday.
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"While we had a longstanding preference for U.S. over euro zone banks, we note that the (half-year) spread differentials are now suggesting that there could be some reversal in the underperformance of euro zone vs U.S. banks," the note stated.
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MOSCOW, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Urals crude oil differentials in northwest Europe eased to dated Brent on Friday, as a prompt cargo of the grade found no buyer in the afternoon trading session, while high freight rates have limited arbitrage options.
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"Today we are seeing the knee-jerk reaction as far as the dollar to just move on rate differentials and the bond market move," said Steven Englander, global head of G10 Foreign Exchange research, Standard Chartered Bank, in New York.
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"The differentials need to be wide enough" to make it worthwhile to send the crude by rail, "and we've actually seen rail cut back this year," said Steve Reynish, executive vice president at Suncor Energy Inc, at IHS Markit's CERAWeek conference.
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During a recent round of Brexit negotiations, the Spanish government squeezed some concessions over Gibraltar, including a pledge by London to limit the price differentials between tobacco products sold in Spain and in Gibraltar in order to help combat smuggling.
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This has contributed to price cuts in recent years, but we do not expect the wider rollout of devices to have a marked effect on pricing differentials or average premium rates, as remaining pricing anomalies elsewhere in the market should be less significant.
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"Although we are still bullish on the Permian, conversations with investors suggest that some have gotten more cautious on the basin given lofty acreage valuations in the last several months, growing concerns around infrastructure bottlenecks and price differentials" Capital One analysts said.
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With the U.S. Federal Reserve set to increase interest rates by a quarter point for the eighth time since late 2015, speculators ramped up bets that interest rate differentials between the United States and other major economies, particularly Europe, will stretch wider.
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The premium for jet fuel cargoes in the Asian trading hub of Singapore JET-SIN-DIF rose to as high as 38 cents a barrel above benchmark quotes last week, taking the differentials to their strongest levels for July-August since 2013.
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Balding said that the yuan's exchange rate had become "more dependent on the US dollar than a couple of years ago" and the Chinese central bank needed to manage the interest rate differentials between China and the US carefully to avoid capital flight.
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The euro has been the standout performer among the major G10 currencies this year, gaining than 12.5 percent against the dollar so far this year as growth expectations have overtaken other drivers for the currency such as interest rate differentials and capital flows.
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Still, even if they are forced to cut price differentials and wait longer to find buyers, Nigeria stands to make some $9 million more for each exported cargo following the deal, which is no small salve to a country battling an economic crisis.
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The euro has been the standout performer among the major G1.340.1 currencies this year, gaining than 12.5 percent against the dollar so far this year as growth expectations have overtaken other drivers for the currency such as interest rate differentials and capital flows.
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The Seattle Mariners and Baltimore Orioles may be not be intimidating given their nearly identical records and matching minus-23 run differentials, but both teams very much are in the running for a wild-card spot in the wide-open American League.
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"Singapore jet differentials have soared over the past month on expectations of tighter supplies ahead of heavy refinery maintenance works in Asia over March to May and an open arbitrage to Western markets," consultancy Energy Aspects said in a note on Wednesday.
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Under Chief Executive Darren Woods, Exxon has sought to use trading to boost earnings, applying its knowledge of regional oil and gas prices, and its extensive array of pipelines, storage terminals, ships and railcars to profit from price differentials around the globe.
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He improved his on-ice goal differential relative to his teammates by 14.37 percent in his draft+1 year, and he was a much more effective player in terms of shot differentials as tracked by Mitch Brown of Eyes on the Prize.
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"Along with the fact that the dollar is trading cheaply to rate differentials, the fact that U.S. rates are starting to rise and price in more certainty around a June hike has favored a better outlook for the U.S. dollar," McCormick said.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Crude oil production growth in the largest U.S. shale field could shrink by nearly two-thirds next year because of limited pipeline capacity that will blow out already wide differentials in the region, analysts at Morgan Stanley said on Thursday.
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LONDON, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Sterling traded near its weakest in three weeks against the dollar on Monday, hurt by widening rate differentials between the United States and the UK after robust jobs numbers strengthened speculation of a rate hike by the Federal Reserve.
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That's something the markets are not yet anticipating, and may explain the sudden surge in the U.S. dollar, the one place that is reflecting accelerating growth and widening interest rate differentials between the U.S. bond market and other rate markets around the world.
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"These stereotypes are rooted in power differentials that have led to people being in all kinds of relationships where men and women are unequal," Revilla explains, often as a result of women being in situations where they don't have power among men.
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It also mentioned a study by the National Institute of Standards and Technology, part of the Commerce Department, which found that the majority of facial recognition systems have "demographic differentials" that can worsen their accuracy based on a person's age, gender or race.
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A small change in the market situation would have made Urals differentials jump a year ago, by as much as $1-20153 a barrel against BFOE in a week's time, but this year the changes are only 40-50 cents and lower.
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"Wider global interest rate differentials between the U.S. dollar and G-6 currencies have further bolstered the U.S. dollar strength whilst extending marked pressure on gold in lieu of its status as a non-interest bearing asset," a Phillip Futures note said.
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"For today, aggregated rate differentials in favor of the U.S. dollar may continued to be sidelined in the near term if investors persist in riding on the back of the positive risk appetite wagon," said OCBC Bank analyst Emmanuel Ng in a note.
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Allegations against actor Kevin Spacey stemming from an alleged attempt to seduce a 14-year-old boy about 30 years ago, for which he has apologized, added a new focus to the pitfalls of power differentials - the targeting of young, gay men.
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Price differentials for Malaysian crude grades, particularly the light Kimanis grade, should decline as a surge in cargoes from the United States and Europe is due in Asia in March and April, said multiple traders who participate in the Asian regional crude market.
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However, the evidence that shoot-outs actually favour the stronger team is extremely thin: sides with more impressive won-lost records and goal differentials (after accounting for the quality of their opposition) do not win an outsize share of shoot-outs against weaker rivals.
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Even with the 25 percent tariff on U.S. soy beans, the average soy price differentials have shifted from a 24 percent U.S. Gulf Coast discount to Paranagua in mid-October, to a 17 percent discount last week and 13-15 percent discount this week.
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HOUSTON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Crude oil flows on two pipelines from the Permian Basin to the Houston area have slowed this month as differentials narrowed and volumes to another U.S. Gulf Coast hub ramped up, according to traders and data from market intelligence firm Genscape.
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With curtailments lasting longer, differentials between Canadian heavy and U.S. light crude look more stable, giving investors reason for greater comfort in heavy oil producers Canadian Natural Resources Ltd, Cenovus Energy Inc, MEG Energy Corp and Athabasca, CIBC analyst Jon Morrison said in a note.
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With curtailments lasting longer, differentials between Canadian heavy and U.S. light crude look more stable, giving investors reason for greater comfort in heavy oil producers Canadian Natural Resources Ltd, Cenovus Energy Inc , MEG Energy Corp and Athabasca, CIBC analyst Jon Morrison said in a note.
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"Unless U.S.-China trade issues are resolved and we no longer have to worry about news headlines on the issue, it is difficult to focus on factors like yield differentials and economic data," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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But despite the widening interest rate differentials in favor of the dollar — spreads between 230-year U.S. Treasuries and equivalent German Bunds are near 215-year highs at 2.59 percent — the dollar has failed to power ahead in recent days, notably against the euro.
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The rise in yields, driven by worries about the growing supply of U.S. government debt and inflationary pressures from increasing oil prices, has caused U.S.-Japan and U.S.-German yield differentials to widen further in the dollar's favour, leaving the yen and the euro lower.
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That spread "is the one everyone hones in," said Driscoll, though other differentials are also closely monitored by oil traders for clues generating possible arbitrage leads, as is the gap between U.S. Mars crude oil – increasingly seen as a key export grade – and WTI.
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"The emergence of the U.S. as a significant exporter to Europe or Asia will only be progressive and contingent on the development of Gulf Coast export capacity and crude price differentials remaining favorable," said Harry Tchilinguirian, global head of commodity markets strategy at BNP Paribas.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology, a federal agency within the Department of Commerce, released an expansive study in December finding that the majority of facial recognition systems have "demographic differentials" that can worsen their accuracy based on a person's age, gender or race.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology, a federal agency within the Department of Commerce, released an expansive study in December finding that the majority of facial-recognition systems have "demographic differentials" that can worsen their accuracy based on a person's age, gender or race.
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"In a reference to a Saudi Aramco Freight Protection Policy, kindly note that due to current extraordinary freight market conditions, the freight protection calculation will be limited to 10% of the Saudi Aramco official selling price (regional price marker + monthly differentials)," the note said.
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"When the market understood that there was a surplus supply of crude oil, Urals differentials fell, but after they hit the bottom, they strengthened to new levels and have remained there for a half year," one of the major Russian crude oil market players said.
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"While it is usually incorrect to make statements across algorithms, we found empirical evidence for the existence of demographic differentials in the majority of the face recognition algorithms we studied," the NIST researcher Patrick Grother, the report&aposs primary author, said in a statement.
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Cash differentials for jet fuel loading in Japan or South Korea are trading at a discount of 10 to 30 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes, up from minus 40 to 45 cents a barrel a week ago, two North Asian refining sources said.
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Even the high-dollar U.S. model — this one stickers for $85,860 — has off-road chops in the form of locking differentials, a sort of off-road cruise control called crawl control and the ability to drag its outboard wheel to negotiate tight trail curves.
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Another, the portrait of a clear-eyed, black-presenting boy in a suit and a mustachioed white-presenting man, is a menacing image because of all the power differentials and manifest vulnerabilities that can be read into the vertical valley of light separating them.
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"I think it is quite overvalued relative to where real rate differentials were suggesting it would go," Gkionakis said, adding that the dollar's 30 percent appreciation between the summer of 2014 to the end of 2016 demonstrated that there is already a lot of optimism priced in.
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It's got a traditional four-wheel drive system with a low-range gearbox for better climbing, an electronically disconnecting sway bar that allows more articulation and locking differentials that allow you to keep moving even if one or more of your wheels are off the ground.
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Despite expectations of higher interest rates in the U.S. and consequently widening interest rate differentials between the dollar and its rivals, markets have focused on other factors such as the relative growth outlook when it comes to the euro or the unfolding Brexit negotiations for sterling.
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Those differentials, of 29 and 31 winners respectively, have only been surpassed in a final once in the last decade—when Mr Federer thumped 98 to Mr Nadal's 65 at Wimbledon in 2008, in a five-set classic that is widely regarded as the greatest match ever.
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In a shakeup to the established order, U.S. crude oil exporters are moving more cargoes toward high-growth Asia as they capitalize on favorable price differentials and as supply curbs by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries force Gulf producers to withdraw from their traditional demand heartland.
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MOSCOW, July 5 (Reuters) - Urals crude differentials in the northwest Europe jumped on Wednesday to the highest level in two years on strong refinery margins, as cargoes for loading in the first 20 days of July seem to be placed with the final buyers, traders said.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a federal agency within the Department of Commerce, released an expansive study last month finding that the majority of facial recognition systems have "demographic differentials" that can worsen their accuracy based on a person's age, gender or race.
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"I don't think this marks a new downtrend and if it does I think it will be quite short lived because rate differentials still matter and U.S. fundamentals on a relative basis are still pretty strong," said Tim Graf, State Street Global Markets' EMEA Head of Macro Strategy.
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Sometimes such games will tease at the larger truth beyond with menus that let players choose from multiple cars and tinker with features like rim styles and differentials, but the safe approach has always been to keep that under the rug and champion the illusion of personal glory.
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"It's something that needless to say that everyone pays attention to but I do think you have to take those differentials with a grain of salt," Powell said at an Institute for International Finance event in Washington on the sidelines of the IMF and World Bank semi-annual meetings.
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A: If you look at relative price graphs and valuation differentials, the trade seems on but we think European financials will only really re-rate once the market sees prospects of higher growth and interest rates - until then European banks could go the same route as Japanese banks.
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Gould said her main concern with Hersch's findings is the inability to differentiate between compensating wage differentials — people get paid more to work jobs with bad conditions — and other explanations, such as that higher-paid jobs have better means by which women can fight back against sexual harassment.
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Los Angeles CARBOB differentials for the first pipeline cycle of February were at a 1-cent a gallon premium to the March NYMEX RBOB contract on Monday, while any-month February barrels traded at a 19-cent and 19.25-cent a gallon premium to the March futures contract.
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"Rate differentials have moved in favour of the pound and, with the market heavily short-positioned, we see further tactical upside potential, with long sterling/yen remaining our best call," Morgan Stanley strategists said in a note, adding for the longer term, the outlook for sterling remained bearish.
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"The market will have to get used to the fact that in order to prevent an economic overheating interest rates in the U.S. will continue to rise," they said, predicting that rate differentials between countries would have an increased bearing on currencies and could cement euro/dollar at around $1.20.
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The cash differentials for jet fuel dropped to their weakest levels in over 183 years last month as a warmer-than-normal winter across the region this year kept a lid on seasonal heating demand for kerosene, which belongs to the same grade of oil products as the aviation fuel.
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The kicker is Sokolow's claim that the Kremlin later solved height differentials by installing an adjustable floor, which, if you think about the extent of Putin's vanity, seems altogether believable, and which inevitably raises the question of how far a man with immense power might go to uphold his self-image.
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"If you look at where the currency stands right now you could argue it should be a little cheaper because of the interest rate differentials ... but a little bit stronger historically on where oil is," said Mark Chandler, head of Canadian fixed income and currency strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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"Given that LME-off warrant rent differentials continue to grow and incentivize the flow of metal off-exchange, the addition of QBRC (queue-based rent capping) into the mix means more uncertainty in dynamics and continued elevated volatility in aluminum spreads," analyst Nicholas Snowdon at Standard Chartered said in a note.
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On the currency side, we expect to see yen depreciation to continue and reach an exchange rate of 117 to the dollar this year on the back of expanding interest rate differentials between Japan and the U.S. This has boosted the stock market and driven the Nikkei 225 to around 21,000 level.
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In short, because the vast majority of cases of sexual harassment are never reported in the first place, it's difficult to discern what impact sexual harassment claims made to the EEOC have on wages, and in Gould's view, harder still to ascertain if wages in fields with high rates of sexual harassment are examples of compensating wage differentials.
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"The lack of year-over-year improvement in May relative to the underlying levels seen in March-April is somewhat uninspiring when considering the industry is now cycling some of the headwinds that we think dampened demand during most of 2016 (including the combative election cycle and high inflation differentials versus the grocery channel)," he said.
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But in an era of super-teams and basement-dwellers and ongoing concerns about competitive balance, it's refreshing to know that baseball can still be surprising in this way—that teams can come from completely out of frame to make postseason runs based on comebacks and one-run games, clutch home runs and shutdown relievers and outplayed run differentials.
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HONG KONG, Jan 27 (Reuters) - The easing of the Hong Kong dollar is a normal phenomenon when interest rate differentials widen between the local currency and the U.S. dollar, while the weak forward rates do not mean the market is betting on a change in the local currency's peg to the greenback, the city's central bank said on Wednesday.
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Some of the movement's biggest impacts have come from the public outpouring of personal experiences of sexual assault, new understandings of the language commonly used to talk about the effects of sexism, renewed solidarity in shared experiences, and accounting for situations like Kidman's that reflect how power differentials can affect women in both overt and less direct senses.
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Here, the frail panes of seaweed are of the most prized variety, harvested from the cold waters of the Ariake Sea off the island of Kyushu in Japan, which has one of the world's greatest differentials in high and low tide — 20 feet — so that the nori has a chance to absorb both the ocean's nutrients (washed down from the mountains by rivers) and sunlight.
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"Gold has been a seller's market for some time, but with the $1,190 level yielding, we're now firmly in the gold bear zone and as such with the dollar likely to strengthen on the back of widening interest rates differentials, selling activity could intensify with speculators likely to target the August low when the yellow metal hit $1,160 before rebounding," said Stephen Innes, APAC trading head at OANDA in Singapore.
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And the loonie, as Canada's currency is colloquially known, could weaken further in coming days, according to Mazen Issa, a senior foreign exchange strategist at TD Securities in New York, as investors reassess recent bullish positions that had ignored widening rate differentials between the bond yields of the two countries as the U.S. Federal Reserve winds up to hike and the Bank of Canada doubles down on a studiously neutral stance.
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As Krawcheck explained at the time, women were in need of a financial platform that took into account specifics related to their lives — like the fact that their salary arc over a lifetime is different from men, because women typically live longer; or because there are salary differentials between women's and men's pay; as well as other factors that some women face — like choosing to take time off from a career to focus on children.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 13 (Reuters) - * Iran has set the official selling price (OSP) of its Iranian Light grade for its Asian buyers in February at a premium of $3.35 a barrel above the Oman/Dubai average, up 10 cents from the previous month, an industry source said on Monday * The table below shows February Iranian crude prices to Asia, as differentials to the average of benchmark Oman and Dubai prices published by S&P Global Platts.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish Trade Minister Ruhsar Pekcan said on Saturday that Turkey has received initial indications that it will be among eight countries to be granted a waiver from U.S. sanctions against Iran, but is awaiting clarification on Monday, NATO member Turkey depends heavily on imports to meet its energy needs and neighboring Iran has been one of its main sources of oil because of its proximity, the quality of its crude and favorable price differentials.
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