I wouldn't expect a rapid downturn; I would expect a slow, smooth downturn.
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SO I THINK THE NEXT DOWNTURN IS GOING TO BE A DIFFERENT TYPE OF DOWNTURN.
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AND THAT'S WHY I'M SAYING WHEN THE DOWNTURN COMES -- AND DO YOU DOUBT THE DOWNTURN WILL COME?
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You know, in 1929, '32 we had the downturn that was very similar to the 210 downturn.
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Most analysts see the downturn as a much-needed correction, not the start of a longer downturn.
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"It's the combination of sniffing out a downturn and then actually playing a role in causing the downturn."
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"The next downturn is going to be different type of downturn," Dalio told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Tuesday.
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"It's one thing to prepare for the next downturn, and another to cause the next downturn," said Wells Fargo's Rusnak.
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If there's going to be a downturn anytime soon, it's going to be a downturn that can afford a Bently.
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Do you think there'll be another market downturn and then— WARREN BUFFETT: Oh, there'll be a downturn— BECKY QUICK: --Berkshire outperforms?
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But if you have a downturn, first in asset prices and then you have a downturn in the economy, it's an asymmetric risk.
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And I don't think we have a clue as to whether they will survive the next downturn better than the last downturn. Right.
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Indeed, some kind of downturn has been widely anticipated for at least the last year, given that the last global economic downturn began in 2008.
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Banks aren't ready for the next downturn The next economic downturn could be devastating for the global banking sector, according to a new report from McKinsey & Company.
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Downturn scenarios: Most flexible space companies haven't been through a recession, and investors are now starting to ask more about what their plans are for a downturn.
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AND I THINK THE NATURE OF ITS TRADING WILL PRESENT A DIFFICULTY IN THE NEXT DOWNTURN, IF THAT DOWNTURN, ESPECIALLY, IS CHARACTERIZED BY UNSCRIPTED RISE IN INTEREST RATES.
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And so, the main thing I'm trying to say is if you get a downturn, and there's a good probability in the next term, you'll get a downturn.
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"It is important to be cautious ... because if we were to trigger a downturn or to contribute to a downturn, we would have limited scope for responding," Yellen said.
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By the point in an economic downturn when Republicans are ready to abandon him, we'd probably be closer to the trough of that downturn than to its beginning peak.
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While Kocherlakota conceded that cutting might not allow for much maneuverability during the next downturn, he said it's important to keep rates low if a downturn is on the horizon.
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If you have a downturn -- like Tim was saying, if you have a downturn and you don't have the power, we've never been in a world together that's been like this.
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WHAT DO YOU THINK IS -- YOU NEED A DOWNTURN?
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We already have a downturn in corporate profits, corporate investment and capacity utilization, and perhaps an emerging downturn in employment, all at very, very low interest rates and after only one solitary increase.
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"It's something that we continually keep watching and updating to make sure that we're all set for when the downturn does come," Suryadevara said, adding that company does not see an imminent downturn.
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Less capital from SoftBank means less cushioning in a downturn.
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An upturn in services offset a downturn in factory output.
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The downturn in the stock market comes as outgoing Gov.
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It was the worst downturn in farming since the Depression.
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When a downturn comes, capital markets don't soften, they seize.
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A key difference from the '80s downturn is expanding households.
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Civil engineering firms suffered their biggest downturn in five years.
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The economy will pay the price during the next downturn.
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In a downturn, "tourists" (sometimes called "wantrapreneurs") leave the market.
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Dollar shortages have been a hallmark of the economic downturn.
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Warnings about increased chances for a downturn are not new.
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Maersk is not alone in struggling with the industry downturn.
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Jackson said he expects a gradual downturn across the industry.
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Similar fears contributed to the market's sharp downturn in December.
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Materials stocks fell, tracking a downturn in global commodity prices.
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"In a downturn, industrial property is extremely illiquid," he said.
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In an economic downturn, subscription numbers will shrink, says Wieser.
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Despite this downturn, there are some pockets of positive news.
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Kirk Gafill, the restaurateur, is philosophical about the recent downturn.
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This meant they experienced a shorter and shallower employment downturn.
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Barring any unexpected downturn, Republicans can benefit from the economy.
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Fake News and bad journalism have caused a big downturn.
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But this downturn feels like something greater than past problems.
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We rarely see where the next downturn is coming from.
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The most recent downturn came with deindustrialization in the 1980s.
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So where's the bubble that will trigger the next downturn?
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Wilson had been warning for a market downturn for months.
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No president wants to face voters in an economic downturn.
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The case highlights the country's identity crisis since the downturn.
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Should a downturn occur, Trump should logically shoulder the blame.
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It might even worsen the next economic downturn, they contend.
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Some analysts, however, doubt that a significant downturn is looming.
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Tesla's strategy could be a problem in a sales downturn
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Does this mean the tech industry has avoided a downturn?
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Chipotle did not cite a specific reason for the downturn.
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What makes this economic downturn different from the last recession?
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The pain of a long economic downturn, though, runs deep.
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Are you prepared for a market downturn or economic recession?
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Elizabeth Warren says the economic downturn is around the corner.
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It's worse than what happens in a typical economic downturn.
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That's unlikely to last, and a downturn could produce casualties.
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And that downturn may be best seen by looking up.
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Part of the downturn could be a sign of spring.
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In fact, the downturn could be considered a buying opportunity.
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We have not yet seen this in the coronavirus downturn.
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But if it doesn't, the downturn could have devastating effects.
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The media industry is also in a significant financial downturn.
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And the downturn has hit more than the farming sector.
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Economic downturn, fueled by uncertainty, is almost sure to follow.
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The Canadians felt they could not afford such a downturn.
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The flip of that is true in an economic downturn.
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You really have to be prepared for the next downturn.
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Revenues "dropped during the economic downturn, too," Ms. Shalala said.
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You have to believe there's a downturn around the corner.
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Search is essentially invulnerable to any kind of economic downturn.
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He also said he expects a "slight downturn" this year.
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But a downturn in sales postponed the IPO plans indefinitely.
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Typically, stock prices fall about six months before a downturn.
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So, too, could an economic downturn or some other event.
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In a real economic downturn, companies begin cinching their belts.
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A downturn could disrupt the market in another way too.
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Current conditions suggest little danger of a significant economic downturn.
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In early 2628, the economy fell into a sharp downturn.
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A profound economic downturn could trigger a cascade of defaults.
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"A downturn of the Mexican economy affects us," Darling said.
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Change in the S&P 500 during major downturns 0 –10 % Current downturn –12.2% –20 2008-9 financial crisis downturn –56.8% –30 –1753 –50 –60 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 103 Number of trading days since each downturn's peak 0 –10 % Current downturn –12.2% –20 –30 Change in the S&P 500 during major downturns –40 –50 2008-8.33 financial crisis downturn –56.8% –60 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 113 Number of trading days since each downturn's peak 0 –10 % Current downturn –12.2% –2008 –2000 218-2175 financial crisis downturn –210% –28.3 Change in the S&P 143 during major downturns –214 –214 22020 50 100 150 200 250 300 143 Number of trading days since each downturn's peak Source: Refinitiv By Karl Russell Uncertainty breeds fear, and fear breeds panic.
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"To me, the word 'bear market' is a decline that precedes an economic downturn, and I think the market is pricing in a downturn that is not even as close as people think," says Lee.
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But if there's ever a downturn in the commercial real estate market (and sooner or later, there is always a downturn in the commercial real estate market), the shoe will be on the other foot.
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Powell said on NBC that while the downturn caused by the coronavirus "may well" be a recession, the downturn does not reflect fundamental weaknesses in the U.S. economy akin to the 85033-08 Great Recession.
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This could make its asset quality vulnerable to an economic downturn.
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The stock has come roaring back after a multi-month downturn.
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Should investors be worried about another dramatic downturn like that one?
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"At some point there will be a market downturn," Umpleby said.
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We noticed a downturn in the band too at that point.
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I think there's a difference between a downturn and less growth.
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Or will the next downturn take its own, very different shape?
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Investors are on edge after any signs of a further downturn.
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However, it could have a cascading effect during an economic downturn.
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In other words, Amazon has learned how to weather a downturn.
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It used the downturn to solidify its position in the market.
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"It's going to be really hard to do during a downturn."
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Its popularity stands out as major U.S. automakers face a downturn.
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Some economists have argued that the currency policy exacerbated the downturn.
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Both steps are unheard of outside of a drastic economic downturn.
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Meanwhile central banks, fearing a global downturn, are cutting interest rates.
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Councils are also vulnerable to a downturn in the property market.
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The economy is in such bad shape to withstand a downturn.
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But there's another market where the downturn has lasted far longer.
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The data has helped mitigate concerns of a global economic downturn.
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The country is in poor shape to withstand the next downturn.
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A quick look at Google Trends puts this downturn into perspective.
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Achuthan has been in the global downturn camp since late 2017.
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As a downturn in manufacturing usually spreads to services, optimism waned.
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"So there's no case law from the last downturn," said Schultz.
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The downturn came after President Donald Trump took office on Jan.
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However, some experts said this downturn doesn't necessarily translate to disaster.
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Such an inversion has preceded every economic downturn for 50 years.
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But if the downturn persists, the investment extravaganza will be over.
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Millions have fled the country due to the crippling economic downturn.
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That ended up signifying the bottom of the summer 2015 downturn.
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We think this is a soft patch not a sustained downturn.
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The sector was the worst hit during Italy's previous economic downturn.
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Marinopoulos had expanded and made several acquisitions before the economic downturn.
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That has changed: today South Australia is weathering a nasty downturn.
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Demand fears But this oil downturn isn't solely about excess supply.
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A downturn in retail stocks pulled the indexes down on Wednesday.
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And-- you wanna have the toolkit to help mitigate a downturn.
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Russia recently recovered from the economic downturn and achieved GDP growth.
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Now we are once again on the frontlines of the downturn.
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Given this scenario, any downturn will be widespread and felt severely.
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Reports of a downturn might prompt consumers to tighten their belts.
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But, there was a big downturn in Halloween plans in 2009.
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If a downturn comes, it may be the most predicted yet.
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Neither was a global or even a regional downturn, they noted.
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"Corrections like this are normal," Brady said, arguing the tax downturn .
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So far, the current downturn is following the same price trend.
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"We're stronger while [a downturn] happens and come out much stronger."
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So if there's an economic downturn, WeWork isn't safe, Ortiz says.
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But here's the thing: Economists generally don't see an imminent downturn.
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Still, Modernland has demonstrated stronger sales execution during the recent downturn.
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S. trade talks and prompting a sharp downturn in riskier assets.
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Still, some on Wall Street are warning about an economic downturn.
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Young CEOs who have never experienced a downturn can be overconfident.
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The forecast puts the US economy's downturn much earlier than expected.
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This is the "severe downturn in security" that Power refers to.
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One is an unexpected downturn in pockets of the housing market.
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Millions have fled the country due to a crippling economic downturn.
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In 2016 economic growth halved, with a downturn in commodity prices.
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"Every downturn in history has ended in an upturn," Kerner said.
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Any downturn in visits from Canadians would be muted by that.
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She does acknowledge potentially positive explanations for the downturn in sex.
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So it was the beginning of the downturn of that company.
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An economic downturn is no cause for any type of celebration.
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Many people's first reaction in a downturn is to reduce price.
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They can also cause ripple effects that can amplify a downturn.
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But dissatisfaction over a sudden downturn in the economy is spreading.
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Apprentices are in a particularly vulnerable position in an economic downturn.
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An economic downturn would only slow the trend, not stop it.
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Many still have confidence the United States will avert a downturn.
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Some say a full-blown economic downturn is already upon us.
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Next said it was preparing for a significant downturn in sales.
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In a lot of this downturn, it has maintained its valuation.
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Mr. Immelt continued to invest in that business despite the downturn.
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At half a percentage point, the downturn has probably already begun.
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It may take a downturn to create political impetus for change.
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DAVOS - HONG KONG COMMERCE SECRETARY SAYS CITY FACING AN ECONOMIC DOWNTURN
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To be sure, Colorado has not emerged from the downturn unscathed.
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It's the downturn that will end the nine-year bull market.
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The downturn made her suspicious of financial institutions and asset managers.
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Positions may also be cancelled in anticipation of an economic downturn.
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You want to be able to be prepared for a downturn.
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That extended rally suggests stocks may be overdue for a downturn.
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"We are talking about weaker momentum, not a downturn," he added.
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Ask yourself how such a downturn would affect your personal situation.
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He's looking at the next downturn as a key buying opportunity.
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A: I'd say a slight downturn in 2020 is very likely.
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But it was both a financial crisis and an economic downturn.
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Right now, I don't see any economic downturn on the horizon.
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In an economic downturn, you want to be valuable at work.
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Regulations certainly played a part in coal's downturn, Mr. Stinson said.
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That group held on to the company through the economic downturn.
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Four producers, including Hess Corp, kept dividends steady through the downturn.
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The Sheridans lost their property in the early-1990s economic downturn.
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Some analysts think the downturn in earnings could be short-lived.
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But he may nevertheless be misjudging the odds of a downturn.
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Most young people don't remember the last serious downturn in 2001.
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Also, we have advice for avoiding the next real estate downturn.
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I think there is another downturn and another VIX spike coming.
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Rising in a Downturn When Mr. Nardizzi took over, in the depths of the 22012 economic downturn, most charities had dialed back their fund-raising efforts, figuring that the nation was in no position to give.
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Standard economic theory predicted that during an economic downturn, employers would cut wages to a level consistent with the demand for goods or services, meaning there was no reason to think a downturn would produce unemployment.
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A recent survey of top financial officers found near unanimity that 2020 would see some sort of economic downturn, paired with an equally broad belief that the downturn would not fall into a full-blown recession.
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"If we were to raise interest rates too steeply and we were to trigger a downturn or contribute to a downturn, we have limited scope for responding, and it is an important reason for caution," she said.
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The sad thing is, in the weeks and months following the next downturn, we'll tout the old "remember when" articles that showcase their favorite examples of companies that succeeded in spite of the downturn and venture drought.
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Many analysts believe while this downturn will be sharper it will be shorter than the country's last recession from December 2007 to June 2008, a downturn that was the worst since the Great Recession of the 1930s.
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I'M NOT WORRIED ABOUT AN IMMEDIATE DOWNTURN, BUT I WOULD SAY IF WE WERE TO LOOK TWO YEARS FORWARD, PROBABLY RIGHT BEFORE THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION THERE IS A GOOD CHANCE THAT YOU WILL HAVE A DOWNTURN.
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We have no idea how this economic downturn will affect stability here.
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A political crisis or economic downturn would once again test HSBC's resilience.
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And can we shore up that insecurity before the next downturn arrives?
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But analysts cautioned that the market was still vulnerable to a downturn.
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"In periods of economic downturn, people prefer subscription businesses," Tzuo told CNBC.
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But Dai-ichi also sees the risk of an economic downturn looming.
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You don't want to be in either market when the downturn comes.
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Analysts predict an economic downturn amid rising inflation and a struggling currency.
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Nearly 22018 percent said the recent downturn presents an attractive buying opportunity.
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He believes the early rumblings of that epic downturn are finally here.
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Cramer noted that GNC's downturn was much more severe than Vitamin Shoppe.
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The dashboard "Agricultural Lenders Can Weather Commodity Downturn," is available at www.fitchratings.
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She is concerned a potential downturn could wreck the job market again.
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The downturn is mainly because of events within the financial sector itself.
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A property downturn is also likely to weigh on already tepid inflation.
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It is easy to imagine a downturn causing tensions over exchange rates.
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If prices fall below $40, then another prolonged downturn could take hold.
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The bureau even predicts that the advertising could still during a downturn.
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Is this really the end of the two-year downturn in crude?
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The trade war — starting up in 2018 — just piled onto that downturn.
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However, this also marked the start of the company's recent financial downturn.
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Some economists have argued that his strong currency policy exacerbated the downturn.
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It also means that a market downturn would not be as devastating.
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The current downturn may also be the final one for the cycle.
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That leaves these names vulnerable should there be a larger market downturn.
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This downturn doesn't mean comedy stars are completely out of the game.
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Some economists have said the downturn has been the worst since 1901.
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Paul acknowledges his prior calls for a downturn haven't come to fruition.
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Still, there are hopes that the U.S. can withstand a significant downturn.
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Illegal whaling caused a downturn in the southern species in the 1960s.
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That may make this heartland downturn different from the ones before it.
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Ask yourself how such a downturn would impact our personal financial situation.
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I own great property in Ireland that I bought during their downturn.
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Manufacturing figures on Monday showed the most widespread downturn since early 123.
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The headline figure also seemed to defy fears of a looming downturn.
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The severe economic downturn has already cost more than 1 million jobs.
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A decline to 25,000 marks a 4 percent downturn from Friday's close.
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Louise Yamada believes the market downturn is not securely in the past.
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So, when a market downturn happens … the hurt mentality really kicks in.
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Legislators denounced corruption and the economic downturn as they voted against Rousseff.
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It's also not tied to an economic downturn like the Great Recession.
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In a potential downturn, "those are the borrowers likely to default first."
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His job at the Daily Guide was eliminated during the relentless downturn.
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That left him, personally, poorly situated to weather even a mild downturn.
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Earnings don't look bad until you've gone somewhere into an economic downturn.
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He said the Fed is likely to unwind during a market downturn.
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The question of when the next downturn will hit is always worrisome.
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"Our economic downturn is mostly the result of structural factors," she says.
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But I feel like that cycle might be on its downturn now.
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The economic downturn may have created an impetus for change from within.
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This troubling fact is highlighted every time we have an economic downturn.
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This suggests that the manufacturing downturn is yet to run its course.
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But what turned the downturn into a crisis was bad policy making.
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That new supply source and China's slowdown have caused the latest downturn.
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AND THOSE FIRMS ALWAYS END UP GETTING TARNISHED IN THE NEXT DOWNTURN.
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The FSA said lenders had sufficient resilience to meet an economic downturn.
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Sales fell fastest in China, which is grappling with an economic downturn.
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The auto sales downturn has put jobs across the industry at risk.
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Do you actually know how your portfolio would react in another downturn?
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But the auto industry hasn't faced a downturn since the financial crisis.
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The growth rate's deceleration relates to a downturn in private inventory investment.
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By the late 1980s, though, it was struggling during an industrywide downturn.
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Trump administration officials have repeatedly dismissed warnings about a potential economic downturn.
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Does President Trump have a political strategy for dealing with a downturn?
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Wall Street's big fear is that the bond the next economic downturn.
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Elliott further noted that nostalgia becomes popular in times of national downturn.
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Yeah, who made a lot of money in the downturn in 1987.
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Commodity markets were also dominated by fears of a global economic downturn.
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This represents a major downturn for property funds as an asset class.
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"I would be very concerned with a downturn in trade," Garcetti said.
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Worse still, a precipitous economic downturn makes the debt burden more unbearable.
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Airline stocks have been hit particularly hard in the current market downturn.
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Every previous downturn has been followed by a rebound in global emissions.
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Risk meaning what is happening right now — the market experiencing a downturn.
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A painful economic and market downturn seems to be on the way.
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Will the economic downturn continue to be a factor in your industry?
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If a downturn occurs, he will have to campaign on other battlefields.
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He cautioned investors to not mistake slowing growth for an actual downturn.
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Running a large budget deficit is also reasonable during an economic downturn.
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But he added that he saw few signs of a global downturn.
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Sam Dogen is using the downturn to fund his children's college savings.
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Real estate funds fared reasonably well through much of the autumn downturn.
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His main concern: In an economic downturn, debt-burdened companies would struggle.
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But many state unemployment insurance programs are ill-prepared for the downturn.
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For older workers near retirement, a downturn could shortchange their retirement savings.
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We then started talking about whether this downturn might present an opportunity.
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That downturn fed territorial disputes and earned Matinicus some notoriety for lawlessness.
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The downturn is likely coming for other economies as well, experts say.
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"We are talking about a weaker momentum, not a downturn," he said.
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The project was postponed in 2012 after a downturn in iron prices.
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But Levi's, with its old-school 19713 jean, has avoided the downturn.
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The downturn led oilfield service companies to cut their prices, curtailing profits.
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Still, a downturn — or even a correction — can come at any time.
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Season 3 could have marked the downturn of this hormone-centric sitcom.
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Was that decline a harbinger of an economic downturn in the U.S.?
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If it's a short downturn, they hold on to what they got.
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"I don't expect Japan's economy to suffer a severe downturn," he said.
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"I don't expect Japan's economy to suffer a severe downturn," he said.
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It will take creativity and courage to head off a prolonged downturn.
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Opposition parties blame them for an economic downturn and want them deported.
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It is a downturn that has been going on for some time.
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TC: How might a downturn in the economy impact the company's business?
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But he dismissed fears that a downturn in markets would be sustained.
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While few expect a downturn anytime soon, many are seeing credits underperform.
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Redundancies are rising, suggesting that a broader downturn is around the corner.
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In a speech she said the world must prepare for a downturn.
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AX, seizing on the target company's shareprice collapse amid a mining downturn.
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Aggressive documentation terms now prevalent could challenge recoveries in the next downturn.
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Barkindo noted that dozens of U.S. drillers went bankrupt in the downturn.
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We&aposre stronger while [a downturn] happens and come out much stronger.
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Considering the sharp market downturn in 20203, how is that working out?
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And two-thirds predict a downturn by the end of next year.
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A global downturn could well hit us harder than it hits China.
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A deep downturn in Brazil's economy has weighed on the sale process.
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The question, though, is whether the economic downturn will force Tehran's hand.
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It vows to "save Indonesia from an economic downturn" in its manifesto.
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The last downturn was exceptional in terms of its length and severity.
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The 2008 economic downturn was also a challenge, as membership rolls thinned.
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Analysts were divided over how fast economies will recover from the downturn.
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One measure is bond funds, assets that help defend against a downturn.
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"This is a huge downturn in the nation's growth," Mr. Frey said.
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In 2007 and 2008, there was a horrible downturn in our economy.
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S. trade dispute as well as a downturn in the automotive industry.
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The worldwide economic downturn has temporarily eased the pressure, but employers in China's coastal boom belt continue to complain of shortages (although 20m people are said to have lost their jobs since the downturn hit late last year).
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The US will enter the next downturn with a general government "structural deficit" (subtracting the impact of the economic cycle) larger than any other 'AAA' sovereign, leaving the US more exposed to a downturn than other similarly rated sovereigns.
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Economists fear downturn will be worse than Great Recession: Economists are now in broad agreement that the downturn stemming from the coronavirus will surpass the Great Recession in intensity as fallout from the pandemic ravages businesses large and small.
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Hyman Minsky, another 20th-century economist, argued that long periods of financial stability could breed complacency: The longer a nation goes without a downturn, the more risky behavior will build up in the economy, making the eventual downturn worse.
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Have Americans literally learned their lesson from the steep financial downturn of 242?
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The museum said in a statement that the economic downturn after the Nov.
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Nor has the downturn changed life at Gusto, a payroll management start-up.
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It could be a while before an actual economic downturn guides the debate.
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The economy is already slowing, and more uncertainty could provoke a bigger downturn.
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Though the economy did shrink, the downturn was milder than Keynesians had feared.
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The last big downturn before that was in April 2013, which lasted $45.71.
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This is largely because of deep cost-cutting measures taken during the downturn.
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The nation was struggling through both a political crisis and an economic downturn.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It was supposed to be the start of a dollar downturn.
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Cramer said Thursday that earnings aren't to blame for the market's recent downturn.
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The bond market began sending signals of an economic downturn on Monday afternoon.
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During the economic downturn, farmers could not afford to plant as many seedlings.
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People worry that the next downturn could cause the entire system to collapse.
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He also said the downturn in tech stocks could be hurting bitcoin investors.
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Examples could include a regional economic downturn or loss of a significant tenant.
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Before the most recent downturn, drilling firms were already struggling to find workers.
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Graduating in an economic downturn, Shamus started Wizard during a bout of unemployment.
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The risk of volatility is higher in the next economic downturn, she said.
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The Fed wants to keep its powder dry before the next economic downturn.
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In a downturn, business customers skip investing in capital equipment and new software.
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It's important to think about how a downturn will impact your customer base.
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I think investors have kind of gotten past this notion of global downturn.
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The protracted crude price downturn has made the prospect of exploring less attractive.
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This favourable backlog profile provides substantial financial flexibility during a deep cyclical downturn.
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It's a race, says Jonas, between management's execution and a cyclical downturn ahead.
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At its worst in the last downturn, unemployment was 10 percent (in 2009).
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Such efforts could happen either due to an economic downturn or rising populism.
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Those markets could cause a downturn in the global economy all by themselves.
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But the Fed wanted to head off a downturn before it had begun.
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But it's taken on average nearly two years for the downturn to materialize.
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"That's a strike against GE if we go into a downturn," said Inch.
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With Argentina's economy experiencing a significant downturn, Fernández faces a tough road ahead.
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"We never recovered completely in the city from the economic downturn," he said.
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The bank's ability to provide stimulus in the next downturn will be constrained.
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Fears are growing the downturn will spread to the rest of the economy.
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That could set off a downturn that would really be worth worrying about.
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The real economy had also shown some signs of an approaching downturn, however.
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For some exploration and production companies, the downturn is over and behind them.
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The semiconductor industry may be facing a significant downturn, according to Deutsche Bank.
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But this exposes it to losses if margins turn negative in a downturn.
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On bonds, Stockton predicted a multidecade downturn for yields over the long run.
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The news exacerbated fears that a global economic downturn is spreading to Europe.
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Yet Mills makes it clear a downturn of that magnitude wouldn't alarm him.
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Movements between the different maturities typically follow the same pattern before a downturn.
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Noble was also hit by a commodities downturn that started in late 2014.
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But that close correlation is also hinting at a downturn, as of late.
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Meanwhile, the prolonged downturn in crude prices has crushed the oil majors' results.
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Tag Heuer didn't exactly feel the full brunt of the market downturn, however.
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The road operators struggled to attract enough traffic during a long economic downturn.
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DFS however, expects growth in its bottom line after factoring in the downturn.
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But he's planning his emergence from hibernation to capitalize on the potential downturn.
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The downturn is being driven by Brazil's worst recession in over a century.
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Despite the protracted downturn in oil prices, Carr said Canadian producers are persevering.
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Which is why a mild economic downturn became a total calamity for him.
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"Because of the downturn that we've seen, there is less activity," he said.
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So, if you're worried that the downturn could continue, where can you hide?
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In Louisiana, the downturn comes on top a string of earlier budget crises.
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To weather the energy downturn, some companies are looking to diversify their businesses.
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Statistics Norway expects the economic downturn to last until the end of 2016.
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Drillers have scaled back expensive offshore exploration amid a protracted oil price downturn.
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The industry has been restarting capacity that was shuttered during the last downturn.
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The PBOC has not cut benchmark rates since the last downturn in 2015.
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We were clearly late to recognize the downturn in the gas turbine demand.
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In the downturn in 2000–2001, he lost 50 percent of his portfolio.
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The boss of a union of hotel workers talks of a "catastrophic" downturn.
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The Hill's Niv Elis and I tell you what's driving today's downturn here.
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That will help the airline in the case of a downturn, Jacobson said.
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That said, there are other policies that could easily reverse an economic downturn.
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However, the services sector cooled late last year amid a broader economic downturn.
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However, the services sector cooled late last year amid a broader economic downturn.
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The Australian housing market remains in a broad-based downturn though, he added.
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It also doesn't help that Turkey is currently experiencing a major economic downturn.
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Traders said persistent selling in the futures led the downturn in the market.
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And after years in an economic downturn, the city is now being revitalized.
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Fannie and Freddie needed $188 billion to stay afloat during the economic downturn.
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Brazil's automakers have been struggling in recent years with a sharp economic downturn.
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While sales revived somewhat, the downturn exposed the limits of Steinway's traditional markets.
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Then there are the concerns that a downturn could be on the horizon.
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Nine-year-old WeWork has not yet been tested through a big downturn.
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Some truck drivers attribute this downturn in the market to Trump's trade war.
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DHS authorities touted the zero tolerance policy as part of the June downturn.
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It was a little bit of a downturn after a really crazy 2018.
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The resulting downturn will cause the government's budget deficit, already large, to swell.
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The economy took a downturn just as I was starting my second company.
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All newspapers are grappling with how to absorb the downturn in print advertising.
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Think of the downturn Zynga suffered when Facebook made some tweaks in 2012.
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That amount will rise if higher-rated companies are downgraded during a downturn.
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A downturn in the United States and Europe wouldn't be good for oil.
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Bashir's long war against various rebel groups coincides with a severe economic downturn.
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"So, the next downturn in the economy worries me the most," he added.
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At that time, he hopes to be positioned correctly for the next downturn.
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In the last downturn in 2014-1003, China cut the benchmark six times.
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Taiwan's tourism industry has already suffered a major downturn in visitors from China.
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This favorable backlog profile provides substantial financial flexibility during a deep cyclical downturn.
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If one country experiences an economic downturn, the value of its currency falls.
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The country was already headed toward an economic downturn, then 9-11 happened.
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Lending standards start to loosen.... They should be preparing for the next downturn.
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The recovery from arguably the worst downturn since the 1930s has been remarkable.
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A growing number of experts are predicting a downturn sooner rather than later.
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But during October's tumble they were only part of a broad-based downturn.
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But when a downturn hits, the implications can be severe and wide-reaching.
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Every economic downturn comes with talk of a new, supposedly "recession-proof" business.
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In fact, they had what could be characterized as a very good downturn.
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Lower rates are viewed as desirable in a downturn because they spur borrowing.
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This is among the fastest and most direct methods to address the downturn.
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In the process, the moves helped lengthen and deepen a devastating economic downturn.
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Chrysler struggled through the 1990-1991 economic downturn, losing $800 million in 1991.
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Investors have questions how successfully such a model would weather an economic downturn.
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Some are relying on cash cushions and others are investing during the downturn.
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Fuat Tosyali, a Turkish steel magnate, is optimistic despite the country's recent downturn.
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DealBook Critics have derided WeWork as overvalued and vulnerable to the next downturn.
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But time will tell whether those moves are enough to prevent a downturn.
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The pandemic — along with increased political risk — will likely drive an economic downturn.
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Graduating during an economic downturn is brutal — just ask the class of 2008.
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He's not the only investor using the downturn to load up on equities.
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But the economic downturn is expected to depress demand for the gas overall.
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There are fears the manufacturing downturn could spill over into the broader economy.
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And many smaller home builders haven't fully come back since the last downturn.
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It wouldn't lower borrowing costs effectively and could stoke fear about the downturn.
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But he could have to deal with much worse during an economic downturn.
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A strong rebound in manufacturing would certainly lower the odds of a downturn.
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Should retail sales falter, more panic about a potential economic downturn could ensue.
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That has become a hard sell for Turkish taxpayers during an economic downturn.
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Conducting a job search during an economic downturn doesn't have to feel demoralizing.
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As the trade war with the U.S. intensifies, the downturn could get worse.
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Another is whether the Fed will be ready for the next economic downturn.
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This was the year that it made some critical shifts in its downturn.
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"Volatility is usually correlated with a downturn in the market," Mr. Aguilar said.
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Sandler's career took a downturn when he outgrew the innocence he could portray.
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Boeing attributed the downturn to the continued grounding of the troubled 737 Max.
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That downturn led the company's executives to reconsider making such a big investment.
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What's not clear is whether investors have already accounted for the expected downturn.
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He believes it will not protect the U.S. from the next economic downturn.
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The novel coronavirus continues to spread, triggering fears of a global economic downturn.
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The downturn in sentiment sent investors to safe havens, sending bond yields down.
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But White said he thought the downturn would ultimately be good for consumers.
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That 2019 downturn was reflected in the number of big rigs purchased, too.
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But Abrahamsen thinks Fundbox is well positioned to manage through a possible downturn.
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Sanchez sees another name that could be an outlier among the retail downturn.
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It usually portends a downturn is on the horizon, but not right away.
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More trouble could be on the way if there is an economic downturn.
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What will your customers need if there is a downturn in the economy?
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Here are Cuban's seven pieces of advice to prepare for an economic downturn.
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Still, expectations are not so tempered where the downturn is most keenly felt.
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A slowdown in growth is not the same thing as an actual downturn.
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IGER: THEY MIGHT IMPACT OUR RESULTS SHORT TERM, IF THERE WERE A DOWNTURN.
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Unwise economic policies at home and abroad could easily trigger an economic downturn.
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That's because the effects of a downturn are less painful for many Germans.
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With that gravy train back on track, why even plan for a downturn?
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Cramer's motto in a downturn is to buy broken stocks, not broken companies.
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Overall it's hardly a picture of an economic downturn in the Bay Area.
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MARKET OVERVIEW The 2008 global economic downturn hit Cozumel hard, Ms. Edwards said.
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Ross said they did take advantage of the 2008 downturn to buy paintings.
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Nevertheless, it held on for a while before taking a particularly American downturn.
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"If you get a downturn – and there's a good probability in the next [presidential] term you'll get a downturn – and you don't have effective monetary policy and you have people at each other's throats, I'm worried about that," Dalio said.
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Owners, wary of a downturn, have become more reluctant to sell high-value works.
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Layoffs continued during 2015 and 2016, which led to a downturn in employee morale.
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Unfortunately, the launch coincided with the economic downturn in 2007, she told Taylor Magazine.
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The shipping industry is in an eight-year downturn due to slowing international trade.
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After the downturn in oil prices at the end of 2014, Ecopetrol slashed spending.
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Moscow has already taken other measures to weather the downturn, including devaluing its currency.
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Before the downturn, delegates were treated to Dom Perignon, about four times the price.
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The sharp downturn in fuel prices has scuttled sales of all mileage-minded vehicles.
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Such a downturn could create trouble for companies that took on too much debt.
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"The possibility we'd have another downturn in the world economy is present," he said.
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Stocks posted sharp weekly losses on Friday after a strong downturn in technology shares.
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For many in the nascent domestic industry, this will be their very first downturn.
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But if all airlines are facing a downturn, then there's nobody to sell to.
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Like many in the industry, Foutch has found efficiencies during the oil-price downturn.
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Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, said the downturn has taken no prisoners.
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Since the 2008 economic downturn, many Americans have had an easier time accessing credit.
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Hamm's Continental Resources was among one of the biggest losers of the oil downturn.
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Much of the company's press has focused on the possibility of an economic downturn.
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"It's hardly a wholesale abandonment of sex, but it is a downturn," Regnerus says.
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It may be the third day but there is no downturn in new offers.
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And if the downturn persists, we're likely to see a sharp drop in activism.
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The case for using fiscal stimulus to fight the downturn has recently become overwhelming.
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Osinbajo also said the government would do "anything" to help banks survive the downturn.
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KASHKARI SAYS CURRENT LOW INFLATION EXPECTATIONS SAP FED'S ABILITY TO RESPOND TO NEXT DOWNTURN
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So the cyclical downturn in global industrial growth was already taking shape in 2017.
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And any economic downturn that dampens normal lending is likely to boost funding prospects.
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Some investors had downplayed the inversion as a harbinger of a looming economic downturn.
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Since a fundamental factor isn't behind the losses, he believes the downturn is temporary.
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"The economy is in such bad shape to withstand a downturn again," Gundlach said.
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In the recent downturn, the Fed resorted to other tools, most notably asset purchases.
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Normally, when recession hits, monetary policymakers slash interest rates in response to a downturn.
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It has also warned repeatedly of a coming downturn in the traditional automotive business.
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The next downturn will be a painful and dangerous learning experience for many politicians.
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A folk-wisdom sense that the economy was "due" for a downturn might contribute.
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Several economists and asset managers have already warned of the risk of a downturn.
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And should concerns about inequality determine which policy lever to pull in a downturn?
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The recent downturn in equities comes as investors brace for the upcoming earnings season.
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In 2011 a £700m redevelopment of the city centre collapsed after the economic downturn.
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But he's been weakened by an economic downturn and now faces a resurgent opposition.
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Higher oil prices could also reduce central bankers' leeway to see off any downturn.
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For most service companies, it still feels like were in the downturn, said Bryant.
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That could in turn cause banks to curb lending and worsen the economic downturn.
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Investors' "risk appetite should improve as China's economic downturn risk is contained," Hui added.
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The 2008 downturn sent a vivid message about risk to parents paying for college.
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If the downturn persists, we are likely to see a sharp drop in activism.
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"I don't see any downturn in the U.S. economy any time soon," Mohatarem said.
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Stocks on Wall Street saw a sharp downturn on Monday after China's currency measures.
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The Fed is reviewing its target in order to be prepared for a downturn.
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The worst of the downturn in home sales is likely to occur in 1H17.
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Investors are more jittery about a downturn in trade developments between Washington and Beijing.
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"Coming of age during an economic downturn has consequences," the pro-vacation coalition writes.
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This could make a financial downturn hit the U.S. economy harder, the IMF said.
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It was this rush to tighten policy that often sped up the economy's downturn.
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"The biggest risk is political," Prince said of what could cause the next downturn.
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When the next downturn comes, this kind of fiscal ammunition will be desperately needed.
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The recent downturn in the Chinese economy could be accelerated by the administration's measures.
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The downturn was the first since durable goods orders fell 4.6 percent in November.
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"If we see a downturn in those names," the index could be in trouble.
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"There's no historical precedent" for a market downturn during a government shutdown, he said.
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"We don't subscribe to the view that there is a downturn imminent," he said.
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Immigrants have also been crucial to the housing market's recovery after the 2008 downturn.
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Half of the decline is from a deep cyclical downturn that may be over.
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But the programme failed to get traction as a commodities downturn cut investor appetite.
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After graduating in 2007, her fiance sensed a financial downturn would hit Michigan hard.
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Beijing has reiterated its determination to tackle air pollution despite increasing economic downturn pressure.
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It said the downturn "could be one of the most severe and prolonged ever".
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"The idea of conflicts getting even worse in a downturn is scary," he said.
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"They're very worried about a downturn in U.S.-Southeast Asian relations -- sure," he continued.
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But strong employment data on Friday helped the dollar snap out of its downturn.
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Beijing is also putting more emphasis on fiscal stimulus to counter the current downturn.
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Brazil's recession has lasted two years, marking the economy's deepest downturn since the 1930s.
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America can ill afford to see a downturn in intelligence and law-enforcement sharing.
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A bigger concern for Ermotti is a downturn in wealth management, UBS's cornerstone business.
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They hoped that it would be as short-lived as the 2628-28503 downturn.
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"This is not a cyclical downturn but a long-term structural issue," he said.
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The downturn in crude has a new casualty: the small and mid-size car.
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In addition, the segment's low fixed costs allow for cost reductions during a downturn.
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The big question, as always, is what Opendoor does in a sustained market downturn.
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Even so, Rose said regional banks with heavy energy exposure will weather the downturn.
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The next economic downturn will deliver the coup de grâce to some public pensions.
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West Texas Intermediate crude recorded its first weekly downturn in three weeks, MarketWatch reports.
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The question is not just about how to reignite growth after the next downturn.
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In China there is an extra wrinkle: the downturn is also exposing fake SOEs.
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On Wednesday, the Commerce Department released the latest economic numbers that suggested economic downturn.
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A yield curve inversion does not predict the length nor severity of a downturn.
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Latvia's economy has recovered from a downturn, expanding an estimated 2.5 percent in 2015.
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This, he said, gave him confidence that GSO would perform well in a downturn.
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And those same numbers indicate the president's economy may be headed toward a downturn.
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Trump has said that the economy was on a downturn when he took office.
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Maybe something about financial crises makes recovery from a downturn all the more difficult.
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The Trump administration is even mulling a payroll tax cut to avert a downturn.
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But that upward momentum before the Brexit vote set up a nasty market downturn.
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Voter apathy to traditional politicians The downturn of veterans in Congress was somewhat predictable.
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Oilfield services have been under pressure throughout a three-year downturn in oil prices.
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The yield curve is important because it's considered a predictor of an economic downturn.
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During the 1980s farm downturn, farmers were debt-heavy and faced high interest rates.
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Mr. Adams of Mairs & Power said a downturn might well be a buying opportunity.
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That reversed a 173-year downturn in EM dating back to its 2007 peak.
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This recent weakness comes on the heels of a sharp downturn late last week.
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Does America's central bank have the tools it needs to handle the inevitable downturn?
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This expansion is different, just as the economic downturn that created it was different.
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Many financial advisors are looking to take advantage of a possible downturn in stocks.
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But the company has run into further trouble with the downturn in commodities prices.
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Ms. Rousseff remains widely unpopular as Brazil endures its worst economic downturn in decades.
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By moving its money out of China, Anbang can hedge against such a downturn.
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Consumers are expected to tighten their purse strings as an economic downturn hits China.
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That would spill over to an economy already grappling with a severe commodity downturn.
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Russia's military budget has been largely shielded from the economic downturn up until now.
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The economic downturn and rising crime are weakening the government's already scant popular support.
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That's about 0.93% of investors betting on a downturn by the end of 20.9.
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A yield curve inversion does not predict the length or severity of a downturn.
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That included several years that covered the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
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Such financial vehicles, he said, have yet to be tested in an economic downturn.
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A gap this narrow -- as it is now -- often suggests a looming economic downturn.
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That severe downturn was marked by a near-collapse of the entire financial system.
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Young people know that when the downturn arrives, there will be little social protection.
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The Times, however, has not been immune to the punishing, industrywide downturn in print.
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Up until the closures, crowds didn't seem to have taken much of a downturn.
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Except in Miami, apparently ... where one escort service tells us it's had NO downturn.
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Even if the current downturn doesn't deepen, some sectors are already feeling severe pain.
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Policy could change in the face of a new economic downturn, to be sure.
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Things took a turn in 2002, when an economic downturn helped prompt antigovernment protests.
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It needs to articulate a plan to respond more effectively to the next downturn.
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Companies may take on more debt than they can handle during an economic downturn.
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And things got worse; between 2012 and 2016, mine employment took another sharp downturn.
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Slack, which had recovered from recent lows in February, fell 15% in the downturn.
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While comparisons to the last downturn still occur, many things have changed since 2008.
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Bets on government intervention to stem the economic downturn from the coronavirus lifted equities.
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Russia said it will maintain its market share and can withstand a price downturn.
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But in places where the virus is already widespread, the downturn is well underway.
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Employment in residential construction peaked precisely a year before the start of the downturn.
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These dynamics could all shift, however, if there's a prolonged market downturn or recession.
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Poorly managed state enterprises may be in the worst position to endure a downturn.
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The U.S. downturn last week set the tone for Monday's trading in international markets.
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As the extent of the economic downturn becomes apparent, further measures will be required.
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But it stressed rising civil strife and climate disruption in explaining the sudden downturn.
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That downturn prompted the Fed to cut rates to a range-bound 0%-0.25%.
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Market participants will look for signs of a bottom after the week's massive downturn.
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But even that doesn't phase Barton, who said Zillow Offers can weather any downturn.
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Scars were still healing after the worst downturn since the Great Depression, they thought.
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Shortly thereafter, the world would experience the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
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If euphoria takes over the market, it could eventually lead to a steep downturn.
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Taylor cautions, however, that geopolitical issues or an economic downturn could dampen IPO hopes.
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That downturn is now affecting truck manufacturers and the people who work at them.
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Such a yield-curve inversion is usually seen as a harbinger of a downturn.
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That's why investors need to remain level-headed in the face of widespread downturn.
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The work began amid an economic downturn, when fewer cars were on the road.
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The South Korean electronics giant has called a downturn in the memory chip market.
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I THINK -- IMAGINE IT: IF YOU HAVE A DOWNTURN, WHAT WILL IT BE LIKE?
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So far, Britain's economy has not suffered the downturn the "Remain" campaign had predicted.
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Starting in about 2006, 2007 and then after the economic downturn, that completely changed.
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In a downturn, investors may not be able to exit their fixed-income positions.
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If that happens, it would not necessarily mark the start of an official downturn.
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But a downturn in the world economy this time around will make matters worse.
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The In and its director, Olivier Py, have themselves to blame for the downturn.
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"I would say there's a 20% chance every year [of a downturn]," he added.
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Kathi Petrocelli opened The Olive Tap in 2006, right before that economic downturn started.
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Analysts surveyed said that a downturn in construction likely drove the contraction in June.
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SGX's offer comes as the global shipping industry is struggling with its deepest downturn.
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The trade war with China has been blamed for the downturn in business investment.
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The global manufacturing and freight downturn has ensured the distillate market is weak worldwide.
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Jim Cramer's motto in a downturn is to buy broken stocks, not broken companies.
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"For tech M&A, a downturn could actually could present some opportunities," he said.
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These stocks are often used as a safe haven for investors during a downturn.
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Galinsky recalled one CEO at a company he consulted with during the economic downturn.
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The upshot is that the risk of a downturn is well under 50 percent.
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You stuck with us during a horrendous downturn, the worst since the Great Depression.
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But Subramanian doesn't seem too worried that a major downturn is in the cards.
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The global manufacturing and freight downturn has ensured the distillate market is weak worldwide.
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But this time, central banks seem to have limited tools to prevent the downturn.
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But this time, central banks seem to have limited tools to prevent the downturn.
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Some venture capital investors say they welcome a downturn, as I wrote this week.
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Warren's prediction of an economic downturn, however, goes beyond addressing middle-class economic anxiety.
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The central bank won the legal battles and the eurozone escaped a prolonged downturn.
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An entire generation of young adults has grown up without experiencing a protracted downturn.
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CEO Tim Cook, on the earnings call, assigned this drop to a currency downturn.
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"Capital headwinds in a downturn could be much more severe under IFRS29," Barclays analysts wrote in a note on Monday, adding that the changes could knock as much as 29bp off industry-wide common equity tier 22 ratios during a typical downturn.
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The White House's response to the possibility of a downturn has been inconsistent, with officials reportedly reluctant last week to form plans meant to boost the economy over concerns that such planning would increase fear and therefore fuel the fire of a downturn.
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There seems to be near-universal consensus that a major, worldwide economic downturn is coming.
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Other energy prices, like coal and gas, are also being hit hard by the downturn.
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A heavier, rounder xB polarized the Scion faithful just in time for the economic downturn.
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Moreover, a U.S. downturn within the next seven to 10 years is statistically highly likely.
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Year to date, they're down almost 4% and 2.5%, respectively, suggesting the downturn is accelerating.
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But critics of the company say WeWork will face a credit squeeze in a downturn.
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The downturn in mortgage interest rates that began in November finally has homebuilders feeling better.
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"The US economy is still booming, while China is battling an unsettling downturn," Silvers said.
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In addition, there is also a sense among forecasters that, eventually, a downturn will develop.
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Fearing a downturn, investors have piled into safe-haven government bonds, driving yields below zero.
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That's a point of nervousness for investors as yield inversions tend to precede economic downturn.
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And this could be the reason why luxury retailers are hit hardest in this downturn.
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Brazil was one of the world's five biggest auto markets until a downturn this decade.
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However, challenges are mounting as so-called synchronized global growth looks set for a downturn.
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The property downturn is also expected to further weigh on already-stretched household balance sheets.
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Consol is betting it can generate hefty profits from a smart play on the downturn.
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"There was a lot of worry that took place during the market downturn," said Murphy.
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He also has told us about key dates when equity markets will see a downturn.
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The recent downturn that bankrupted major miners is also keeping many investors on the sidelines.
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This latter category is probably the most useful form of Keynesian stimulus in a downturn.
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" To stem the downturn, "you'd have to see China really come back to the table.
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Yet another factor could have been the economic downturn in the late 2000s, Holland said.
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Their worries are the latest sign that fears a U.S. downturn is nigh are growing.
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The state had slashed education funding during the downturn, then state leaders had cut taxes.
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Waste firms often have multiple revenue streams, which can also help them weather a downturn.
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The economic downturn has cut prices for recyclables by half or more since last summer.
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"I think we are facing a downturn that's probably a lot worse than 2008-2009."
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A corresponding downturn in Stage 2 and 3 diagnoses was seen during the same period.
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The tumbling naira and China's downturn are also reverberating across private businesses, large and small.
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The alert from Moody's Investors Services comes as worries mount over a looming economic downturn.
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That is partly because the policy arsenal is still depleted from fighting the last downturn.
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The chance of a downturn as severe as the one that struck then is low.
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The same was true in 2008, but that also coincided with the global economic downturn.
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New leasing outfits with no experience of preparing for a downturn are expanding particularly recklessly.
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But a steep downturn in farm incomes has cooled agrarian demand for the unproven technologies.
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The benchmark only goes back to 27 so doesn't capture the 210-20163 global downturn.
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That's not to say we're headed for a big downturn; I just don't any catalyst.
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The subprime people are the ones that had their accounts closed during the economic downturn.
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The deal concludes one of the SEC's few remaining cases tied to the housing downturn.
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That is impressive given that Mr Obama faced the worst economic downturn since the Depression.
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In fact, the last time the headline jobless level was lower, an economic downturn followed.
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That is, it should promise to make up shortfalls in inflation resulting from a downturn.
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TC: Based on your findings, would you guess a downturn is closer than further away?
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The downturn in energy sector investment put more pressure on business spending on nonresidential structures.
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It has been more than eight years since the last downturn ended in June 2009.
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Poor earnings and sales growth are to blame for the large downturn in recent quarters.
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Others use savings products with high fees and risk being hurt by a stockmarket downturn.
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The last sales tax hike in 2014 hit consumers hard and triggered a deep downturn.
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A downturn in dealmaking, however, could test the hiring sprees of many boutique investment banks.
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Rather he promised reflation in order to make up the ground lost during the downturn.
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A mining disaster in January and a downturn in neighbouring Argentina were partly to blame.
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If we get a downturn in the economy, I know I'm going to get hurt.
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In 2016, shipments were lukewarm at 2 percent yearly growth, but this downturn is significant.
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The resulting war cost 2m lives, disrupted Asian trade and added to the economic downturn.
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Q: Are there signs businesses are overinvesting in a way that often precedes a downturn?
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Between the lines: Economists say when that happens it usually signals a downturn is coming.
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At home, the government used the sanctions to blame the economic downturn on conniving foreigners.
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The Peugeot maker defied the downturn with a record 8.7% profit margin unveiled on Wednesday.
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The PBOC has not cut its benchmark lending rate since the last downturn in 2015.
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LONDON, Feb 22 (Reuters) - It was supposed to be the start of a dollar downturn.
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But the companies' input costs also decline, allowing them to turn profits despite the downturn.
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Krugman said it was unlikely that just "one big thing" would prompt an economic downturn.
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The Peugeot maker bucked the downturn with a record 8.7% profit margin unveiled on Wednesday.
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Indeed, if we give it long enough, there is bound to be a cyclical downturn.
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Yet even the most comprehensive hedging program cannot offer a blanket protection against the downturn.
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A brutal market downturn in the fourth quarter hit most European banks during the period.
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It took an average of 49 months once the downturn started to revisit the peak.
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Yet the manufacturing upswing in areas that suffered the most during the downturn is evident.
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There are plenty of concerns about how the online loans will withstand an economic downturn.
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The benchmark only goes back to 2002 so doesn't capture the 1990-30 global downturn.
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The previous hike to 8% from 5% hit consumers hard and triggered a deep downturn.
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"We see exceptional value for investors that can look through a potential downturn," he said.
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Even a global economic downturn should only result in a soft landing for the industry.
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The downturn and Beijing's reforms have wiped out jobs in mining, steelmaking and other industries.
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Typically, however, the curve will chop around for some time before confirming an economic downturn.
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But the technician who called the downturn toward 1,800 says this is just the beginning.
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China had cut benchmark rates systemwide several times in the last downturn in 2014-15.
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To fight the downturn, Ecuador's government is calling on its citizens to shop at home.
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Miller left the Value Trust Fund in 2011 after the fund's downturn during the recession.
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Miller left the Value Trust fund in 2011 after the fund's downturn during the recession.
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The OEC unit has been hit particularly hard by a downturn in government infrastructure spending.
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An economic downturn, or another round of regulatory fines, could similarly knock it off course.
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Of 18 major manufacturing groups, 85033 reported higher sales and orders; none experienced a downturn.
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And that does not bode well for when the next downturn or crisis eventually hits.
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There is no shortage of people worrying about an imminent downturn in the global economy.
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A downturn in the U.S. nuclear industry makes business abroad increasingly valuable for American firms.
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A downturn of this magnitude would put the ETF in correction and bear market territory.
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Yet we won't know if the recent Democratic downturn is "only" noise until later on.
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Medicaid is generally first on the chopping block in periods of economic downturn or recession.
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What would likely have a bigger effect is a significant economic downturn or a recession.
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She added that G.E. planned to stick with venture investing in the current valuation downturn.
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Huge debts, relatively low cash reserves and thin margins make it vulnerable in any downturn.
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The US was in the midst of the greatest economic downturn since the Great Depression.
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The 10 US cities most vulnerable to a housing downturn when the next recession happens
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With that in mind, she's offering three trades to help investors thrive during the downturn.
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The president has instead blamed Federal Reserve and the "Fake News Media" for Wednesday's downturn.
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The United States has only become a bigger energy player since that 2014-2016 downturn.
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Analysts believe that an economic downturn could seriously dent Trump's chances of reelection in 2020.
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WeWork hasn't ever experienced a broad economic downturn; it was formed after the Great Recession.
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Indeed, that number may be more at risk in a downturn than the larger figure.
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The central bank now has a more limited set of tools to fight the downturn.
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Whenever the economy enters a downturn, it is likely to come from the corporate sector.
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There are times when it's unavoidable, like when automatic spending kicks in during a downturn.
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If Balderson's downturn is tied to Trump, one would expect their numbers to drop together.
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Two-thirds of the economists surveyed by NABE in May predicted a downturn around 85033.
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If another downturn hits, the bank will hastily need to draw up creative policy options.
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The global lender said a sharp downturn could require world leaders to coordinate stimulus measures.
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Many rural communities, especially forest-dependent communities, have yet to recover from the economic downturn.
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A nasty economic downturn could certainly throw a wrench into things for just about everyone.
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The decline of Sakuraba in many ways reflected the downturn in the Japanese MMA scene.
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Like the rest of the country, Michigan suffered a serious economic downturn beginning around 20153.
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The renewed downturn in oil prices has raised concerns growth could remain weak this year.
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A downturn would cause trouble for some companies that reside in the junk bond market.
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Segments of the shipping industry are suffering their deepest downturn ever as international trade slows.
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But how long will the downturn last, and how will it affect the United States?
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Then again, a downturn might be avoided if the economy proves more resilient than expected.
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It's uncertain how long this market downturn will last -- and how severe it will be.
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While the private aviation business remains strong, a global economic downturn could quickly hurt demand.
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But she told VICE she's preparing for a COVID-19-related downturn, just in case.
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Economies can absorb 2 or 3 percent of GDP a year in a normal downturn.
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Overall, the industry was well-prepared for a downturn, even optimized for a severe one.
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Impossible Foods expects a financial downturn to weigh on its business, the three sources said.
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Chewy's (CHWY) stock has rallied 10% over the last month, despite the broader market downturn.
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Now, signs of another economic downturn are threatening to weigh on banks in the country.
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In August, Lam said Hong Kong's economy faces the "risk of downturn" amid the protests.
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A rotation away from these stocks could result in a downturn for the broader market.
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No tidy, all-encompassing narrative explains how the world has finally escaped the global downturn.
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It also limits the Fed's ability to reduce borrowing costs during a future economic downturn.
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Low interest rates could constrain central bankers trying to engineer an escape from a downturn.
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That, experts warn, could lead to shortages of some foods and an economic downturn. Opinion
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That bear market lasted for only four months and the U.S. economy avoided a downturn.
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Gavin Newsom insists his state is better prepared than most to deal with a downturn.
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Business leaders should expect a global economic downturn as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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What's more, recent events don't necessarily mean the U.S. is heading for an economic downturn.
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What is it to do if the traditional signals of downturn yield that undesired outcome?
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Regardless of what Trump does to fight coronavirus, a downturn is more than likely coming.
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The broader stock market downturn was being blamed on worries about tense negotiations over Nafta.
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They bought fewer items as the country slid into its deepest downturn since the Depression.
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The one potential bright side is the likelihood that the downturn could be comparatively brief.
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Colombia has welcomed vast numbers of refugees from Venezuela since its economic downturn began accelerating.
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That type of move would typically be reserved for a severe downturn or a recession.
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The farm is in an area that was particularly hard hit by the city's downturn.
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"Unlike every previous economic downturn, we are not trying to stimulate economic behavior," Yalnizyan said.
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There are also fears that an economic downturn might slow progress on some environmental fronts.
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Greenlane Holdings is the latest company to feel the effects of the cannabis-industry downturn.
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The stock market is an essential tool for building wealth — yes, even during a downturn.
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A surge in stocks is typical after a year in which there was a downturn.
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The U.S. economy appeared to go into a sharp downturn during the Spanish flu outbreak.
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They lost 111 games, the nadir of a downturn designed to make them a juggernaut.
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They may also have wanted to keep ammunition in reserve to combat any sharp downturn.
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"The other effect that really is driving the downturn is the Amazon effect," he said.
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The banking sector managed to pull in some gains and helped the broad market downturn.
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This could change in a potential economic downturn, creating opportunities for firms such as TRS.
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But she believes an earnings recession is more likely than a full-blown economic downturn.
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Joblessness is hovering near the low levels last reached in 22009 before the economy's downturn.
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A market downturn when you're about to stop working can be devastating to your finances.
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"When you recover that fast, that usually opens the door for another downturn," he said.
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The downturn shows how much Wall Street has invested in a successful GOP tax package.
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On the other hand, make sure it's conservative enough to weather a downturn, added Sotir.
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And it would be a different kind of downturn from most of the recent ones.
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Recall the downturn set off more than a decade ago by the global financial crisis.
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A previous tax increase in 234.991 hurt sentiment and helped lead to an economic downturn.
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That said, analysts don't expect the defensive turn to result in a large market downturn.
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The crucial question is how worried are Fed officials about a recent downturn in inflation?
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Retirees, for example, could use this stash to avoid tapping investments in a market downturn.
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In the event of an economic downturn, though, graduates' earnings—and Kenzie's returns—could fall.
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Before the game on Tuesday, Judge talked about his downturn with more bemusement than concern.
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For example, it could leave the federal government with less spending power in a downturn.
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Hope for the best in 2020, but prepare, just in case, for an economic downturn.
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Lebenthal isn't jumping in just yet, since he believes the downturn hasn't run its course.
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That's not to say a downturn would have no impact on most people, Brown cautions.
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" Yusko says bitcoin's downturn has provided institutional investors a "more rational way to evaluate cryptocurrencies.
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What we're setting up for potentially is a much more severe downturn when it comes.
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Another month or two on the markets like October, however, could easily hasten the downturn.
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So in a downturn, if you want to spend less, you would really like us.
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The collapse of the bubble is widely believed to have produced a severe economic downturn.
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Parts of the shipping industry are suffering their deepest ever downturn as international trade slows.
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Parts of the shipping industry are suffering their deepest downturn ever as international trade slows.
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Later, he advised President Barack Obama during the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
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First, the Institute for Supply Management said the American manufacturing downturn unexpectedly worsened in November.
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That in turn could spill over into the rest of the economy, risking a downturn.
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SGS on Wednesday cut its profit targets for 2020, citing a downturn in commodities markets.
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In 2012, the World Bank reported that despite a global downturn, African economies were growing.
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The country's rial currency has tanked, and the downturn has sparked protests across the nation.
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Gundlach also mentioned ISM manufacturing readings showing a contraction as suggestive of a future downturn.
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Chinese lawmakers have also taken steps to curb a possible economic downturn from the coronavirus.
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However, these steps have also raised concern over a sharp economic downturn, sending stocks tumbling.
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That squares with cyclical trends suggesting the U.S. is due for an economic downturn soon.
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Read more: Airbus CEO reveals why the company will be protected during an economic downturn.
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Largely because Ford had better leadership that had anticipated the downturn and prepared for it.
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I think Yahoo was on a downturn and almost nobody could have saved the situation.
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After all, that failure might trigger contagion to other banks and cause a widespread downturn.
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"Many investors have expressed the view that China is prepared to accept an economic downturn (and thus a global economic downturn) to prevent President Trump's reelection," Naka Matsuzawa, Nomura's chief rates strategist in Tokyo, said in a note Wednesday following meetings with Asian clients.
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You might think it's always a good thing when the bears surrender or the bulls lose patience, but if the stock market does take a downturn — by the way, there will always be a downturn eventually — there will be no upgrade cushions to stabilize things.
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And this gloomy picture, coupled with reportedly sluggish sales, sparked a downturn in Apple's share price.
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Other energy prices, like coal and gas, are also being hit hard by the economic downturn.
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But tough decisions are needed if GM is to survive another downturn and without another bailout.
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His government says the financial downturn is due to an "economic war" waged by his enemies.
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Analysts cautioned that the downturn could be a harbinger of possible deterioration in the manufacturing sector.
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The price tag of $415 million makes this Spirax's largest buy since the downturn of 2008.
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During a market downturn, investors "recognize the fact that they need to diversify more," said Noto.
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Goldman said Texas Instruments has "relative defensive characteristics" protecting against the expected downturn for analog companies.
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In the wake of the downturn, Syed had to make lower offers to Short and Welford.
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After this week's market downturn, chances are you have some investments that lost value this year.
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It seems likely that the next downturn will serve as a natural experiment testing these hypotheses.
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Sechin said however that onshore U.S. producers had proven more resilient to the oil price downturn.
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But that could potentially set up the market for an even bigger downturn at some point.
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Even those who had money in their homes kept it there, fearing another downturn in prices.
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If that slide continues, it could be the clearest sign yet of a global economic downturn.
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A hobbled generation In any downturn, the worst-hit group is the one just starting out.
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The downturn in energy sector investment probably put more pressure on business spending on nonresidential structures.
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The last sales tax hike in April 2014 hit consumers hard and triggered a deep downturn.
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"That process comes earlier than we expected given Paal's age and the recent downturn", he added.
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If the downturn in stocks grinds on toward zero, such extreme spread contraction may yet return.
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He estimated the next downturn could result in a $70 billion, three-year hit in revenues.
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If a downturn hits, however, it would separate the stronger online lenders from the weaker ones.
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That was before the market really began its downturn in 2000, taking the stock with it.
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FED'S DALY SAYS LOWER INFLATION, LOWER RATES MEAN LESS MONETARY POLICY SPACE TO COMBAT NEXT DOWNTURN
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It was common to attribute this lousiness to the after-effects of a monumentally nasty downturn.
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The downturn a decade ago showed just how deeply that dynamic can scar the real economy.
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CHARLES EVANS: So, we have less capacity to cut rates if we get into a downturn.
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"In their current condition Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will fail in a downturn," Calabria said.
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But Krugman says it is unlikely that only one factor will cause the next financial downturn.
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Those staff are ideally positioned to preserve the efficiency gains achieved during the downturn, Goldman notes.
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And even more importantly, I had to make sure our customer base would survive a downturn.
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And although the downturn is recent, takeover activity — if it follows past patterns — will certainly slow.
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Despite the downturn, the Japanese share market has fared better than many of its global peers.
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When the next downturn comes, politics could well get in the way of a sensible response.
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In the end politics may prove the greatest stumbling block to managing a new global downturn.
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The move, however, would have nothing to do with talk of a looming downturn, he said.
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BOE'S CARNEY SAYS CENTRAL BANKS HAVE LESS POLICY ROOM NOW THAN WE DID BEFORE LAST DOWNTURN
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The sharpest real-estate downturn in a generation has prompted a matching pullback in consumer spending.
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Some economists also argue the BOJ has little ammunition left to fight another serious economic downturn.
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The company's Australian business, however, continued to suffer amid a steep property downturn in the country.
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The message resonated in Redding, which residents say has been hit hard by the economic downturn.
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However, the more recent global stock market downturn since October has raised concerns about Rheos' profitability.
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The investment decision is one of the largest since the beginning of the oil price downturn.
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This should have been expected, as Fields made it clear that the downturn was industry-wide.
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FED'S EVANS SAYS WE HAVE LESS CAPACITY TO CUT RATES IF WE GET INTO A DOWNTURN
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A worse danger is that the world faces a downturn it cannot adequately fight (see article).
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Notwithstanding the economic downturn facing the Gulf Arab states, Doha could have continued funding the network.
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Unfortunately, due to the crypto downturn, his trading yielded a capital loss of more than $35,000.
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The company slashed its forecast last quarter, citing the downturn in the high-end housing market.
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Milton Friedman predicted that a downturn in the global economy could pull the new currency apart.
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Some of that was tied to a downturn in investment in energy as commodity prices fell.
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For example, when central banks want to boost growth during a downturn, they cut interest rates.
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Despite these setbacks, Seaton said Fluor is set to come out of an eight-year downturn.
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An overly confined economy may reduce economies of scale and exacerbate the effects of any downturn.
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However, after 2007 came 2008, the end of the housing boom, and a huge economic downturn.
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They also kept banking panics from spreading, which would have amplified the pain of the downturn.
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Production disruptions in 2018 explain some of the downturn, but the moderation has continued into 2019.
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The downturn bears a striking resemblance to the bout of economic trouble that began in 20173.
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One explanation is the economic downturn, which may explain the sudden increase in suicides after 433.
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By the mid to late-Cretaceous, the rate of dinosaur evolution had taken a sharp downturn.
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In a price downturn where oil producers are scrambling for business, that works in China's favor.
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Seymore compared the current chip market to the chip downturn during the second half of 2015.
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Trump hoped to leverage a downturn in the Chinese economy to force China into a deal.
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Cline notes that during the economic downturn its sales dropped to as low as $267 million.
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Significant price cuts by restaurants, hotels or other major businesses could signal a broader consumer downturn.
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Despite a recent downturn, China is still the biggest market for electric cars in the world.
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According to Chinese officials, a slump in domestic demand and plunging prices caused widespread economic downturn.
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Homebuilders with access to diversified funding channels are likely to be more insulated from the downturn.
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For the younger set, I'll say 40 and under, you should welcome a downturn in stocks.
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Although no one is expecting the next downturn to be that severe, it pays to prepared.
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On the next downturn, he plans to add positions to industrials, health care and, perhaps, energy.
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"Unlike the past, GM is not waiting for a downturn to implement cost efficiencies," Ward said.
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Queensland, Australia's largest strawberry-producing region, is particularly vulnerable to a sustained downturn in the market.
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So does Theresa May's re-election bid and second Brexit referendum come amid prosperity or downturn?
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He added that oil and gas companies could only to manage the downturn through cost reductions.
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The downturn in energy sector investment probably put more pressure on business spending on nonresidential structures.
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A major reason for the slide has been the downturn in coal that has hurt railroads.
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Yellen said that negative rates could be a possibility in the case of a downturn ahead.
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That has forced farmers to turn to federal help to ride out the global grains downturn.
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With Turkey's economic downturn apparently weighing heavily on voters, the AK Party lost control of Ankara.
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Investors have been waiting all year for a significant downturn but have yet to see one.
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Under 8x EPS, we see exceptional value for investors that can look through a potential downturn.
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Brown said even a modest downturn could cost the state $18 billion in lower tax receipts.
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Parts of the Texas economy have been hit harder than others by the downturn, he said.
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That counters previous research that found the species had already taken a downturn by that time.
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Fitch also factors in Wynn Macau's relatively healthy mass market utilization statistics thoughout the recent downturn.
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If the downturn in stocks grinds on towards zero, such extreme spread contraction may yet return.
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This should protect the banks in the event of a large downturn in Australia's housing market.
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There was another bright side for investors in the downturn — they got a break on fees.
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The trade fight has undercut business confidence, leading to a downturn in equipment spending and manufacturing.
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But a cataclysmic economic downturn originating in the United States appears to be a remote possibility.
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The world may finally be getting out of a global downturn, according to NYT's Peter Goodman.
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By contrast, Clinton's antecedent took office in the midst of the worst downturn in 80 years.
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But with Brexit threatening an economic downturn, UK customers remain on the prowl for cheap insurance.
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But the depth and length of the downturn mean that firms will start doing things differently.
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"Mentally, after Indian Wells, I suffered a major downturn," the Spaniard told the ATP here website.
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Mr Williams raises a different concern: how much looser can policy get during the next downturn.
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Indeed, the 220006 tax cuts will make it more difficult to fight off a future downturn.
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Some of the downturn in Kelley's fortunes likely had to do with the changing political climate.
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Officials say it will be easier to respond to faster inflation than to an economic downturn.
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Clinton — which predicted that Mr. Trump's proposals would yield a protracted downturn and significant job losses.
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There are plenty of ways that they can still lose out, particularly in a broader downturn.
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Overall balances in the card industry fell significantly during the economic downturn and haven't fully recovered.
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Yet they were unable to help us avert the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.
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Many had adopted digital film purchases during the economic downturn because it was a cheaper option.
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The cost at the pump has remained relatively low since an oil price downturn in 2014.
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The government is cognizant of the economic slowdown, but it says the downturn couldn't be avoided.
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Stocks opened lower and fell further throughout the morning, extending a downturn from the day before.
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Still, investors should look at any Trump-related market downturn as a buying opportunity, he said.
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Worries that a big downturn might be imminent seem to have abated, but they still abound.
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But does this mean we're having a recession and a big downturn in the stock market?
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The rally comes after days of mounting fears that the country could be approaching economic downturn.
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The first is that we genuinely don't know anymore which tools will effectively fight a downturn.
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Shell is reducing investment, cutting nearly 10,5.53 jobs and selling assets to cope with the downturn.
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You can be sure an economic downturn will affect your investments in one way or another.
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More recently, however, it has been hit hard by Greece's debt crisis and ensuing economic downturn.
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That downturn means creditors may keep ADM on a short leash if it did the deal.
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Whatever the cause of the downturn, truckers are a key demographic for any politician to target.
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He worries that a newly aggressive Fed could hasten a downturn in the currently strong economy.
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Investors have driven down retail stocks over the last three months during the broader market downturn.
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This "flattening" trend is typically present before economic downturn as risk inflates short-term debt yields.
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As the city reels from economic downturn, Flournoy unspools the secrets kept within the Turners' history.
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The freedom gives them options to reach high return targets and managed credits through a downturn.
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Lead's dominant usage in automotive batteries leaves it exposed to the downturn in China's automotive sector.
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The luxury segment, which was sheltered from the demise of tax incentives, has defied the downturn.
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" On whether the Trump tariffs figured into the downturn, he responded, "I doubt it very much.
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Its small, but once seemingly solid, middle-class now struggles with a downturn and lurid violence.
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The survey was the latest indication that the worst of the manufacturing downturn was probably over.
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Wherever this downturn goes, producers' agility, education and opportunities are keys to emerging from it favorably.
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" He said these cost reductions "are more than belt-tightening efforts in response to the downturn.
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A yield curve inversion has no power to predict the length or severity of a downturn.
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Such a move would be more politically dangerous than navigating an economic downturn, the analyst said.
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International companies such as U.K.-based Pearson have also been affected by the downturn in Brazil.
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Carillion is fighting for its survival after costly contract delays and a downturn in new business.
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The full impact may not be felt for years, or until there is an economic downturn.
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Eleanor Roosevelt summoned empathy for the nation, visiting with families affected by the massive economic downturn.
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The downturn in the economy makes investments look cheaper, the Berkshire Hathaway CEO and chairman said.
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We will have a painful economic and market downturn, but the causes will be quite different.
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But the economic scars of the downturn a decade ago were deep and the recovery slow.
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Not only does the government have precious few tools at its disposal to combat a downturn.
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