If she did that she might draw down evil, she said.
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That shortfall has led to a draw-down of available stocks.
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"My original intent was to draw down my savings," he said.
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The precipitous draw down of US forces would remove these elements.
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That forced banks to draw down their reserves at the Fed.
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That leaves very little to draw down on a yearly basis.
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Still, any draw down in tensions would be a step toward reunification.
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Among those already retired, one-third don't have a draw-down strategy.
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The Taliban is rejoicing after reports of a US troop draw down.
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Costly, unnecessary, morally dubious — why not draw down our presence in Afghanistan?
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The administration's original plan was to draw down that number to 5,500 troops.
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It used to be a time of tight liquidity and loans draw down.
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The first half, we're going to have a draw-down by 5 percent.
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Both of which can be treated if we draw down those Medicaid dollars.
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Residents were asked not to needlessly draw down on already strapped city resources.
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The Diamond start-up has helped draw down inventories in Cushing, traders said.
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The president announced a military draw down from Syria shortly after the conversation.
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The Trump administration has also indicated it may draw down forces in Afghanistan.
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This would allow them to draw down benefits if faced with declining income.
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Boeing plans to draw down the full amount of a $13.8 billion loan.
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Borrowers can draw down, repay, and re-borrow these funding lines at will.
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Gap also said it would draw down its entire $500 million credit facility.
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As a candidate, Trump vowed to draw down the US presence in Afghanistan.
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Your expected timing for claiming Social Security might also affect which draw-down plans.
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The Pentagon is weighing options to draw down forces in Iraq to around 2,500.
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Including the draw down of $120 million, Wendy's has about $340 million in cash.
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Households will draw down savings and the government will face mounting health-care costs.
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Countries had to draw down their stockpiles, and prices soared to around $100 per barrel.
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Even then, people draw down their wealth gradually in their 70s, 80s, and hopefully beyond.
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Gasoline stockpiles were also expected to draw down for a sixth week in a row.
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According to analysts at Citigroup, inventories will eventually draw down as the OPEC cuts continue.
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The bruising primary fight will also draw down GOP cash reserves before the general election.
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The current plan is to draw down to 5,400 U.S. troops in Afghanistan before 2017.
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The companies appear to be putting the cash they draw down back in the banks.
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Land restoration "represents a fantastic opportunity to draw down carbon from the atmosphere," Cornelius said.
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International members of the coalition are also required to draw down by a commensurate amount.
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In contrast, Roth IRA owners aren't required to draw down their account while they're alive.
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Reduced flows on the pipeline had helped draw down inventories in the Cushing, Oklahoma, storage hub.
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If you sign a U.S. dollar loan, then you must draw down and repay in dollars.
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What's even harder is figuring out how to draw down those savings when the time comes.
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We're drawing down troops, we're looking to draw down troops in key conflict zones right now.
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Gas stocks typically rise between April and October and then draw down between November and March.
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Expansion in biodiesel production is also helping to draw down inventories and support prices, he added.
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Several US defense officials told CNN that Trump wants to draw down US troops in Afghanistan.
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Votel's testimony comes at the Trump administration prepares to significantly draw down U.S. forces in Syria.
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Here's what you need to know about saving on taxes as you draw down retirement income.
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The insurgents' strength forced President Obama this year to drop his plans to draw down troops.
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Aster wants to modify in particular the period during which it may draw down the loan.
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They're stressed about any suggestion from Trump that he'll draw down U.S. troops stationed in Europe.
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As American forces draw down in Afghanistan, jockeying for influence over the Taliban is only intensifying.
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Trump has signaled publicly that he wants to draw down several thousand troops from the country.
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The president also decided to draw down the US troop presence in Afghanistan, according to officials.
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Inventories remain somewhat elevated but the current draw down is unsustainable in the medium and long term.
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Last week was the biggest draw down since September of 2016, when inventories fell 1.97873 million barrels.
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The persistent draw down in Saudi stocks is obviously a disequilibrium phenomenon since it cannot continue forever.
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How you draw down your retirement savings will impact how much you're able to spend in retirement.
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The president and administration officials have since laid out conditions for a full draw-down of troops.
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It raised $227.2 million in net proceeds, which is likely to be used to draw down debt.
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Richard Ellis/Getty Images But there are options to draw down the war on drugs without legalization.
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Trump said the agreement should allow the United States to draw down troops from 13,000 to 8,600.
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SI Re has the option to draw down CHF0003 million additional capital from the group if needed.
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Since then, crude has traded around that number as world supply has been slow to draw down.
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The Obama administration plan has been until the recent past to draw down troops, to close to zero.
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Oil consumption is increasing strongly while OPEC and its allies continue to restrict production to draw down inventories.
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In some cases, range gauges will show an optimistic figure, then draw down power at an alarming rate.
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It has also continued to draw down its financial reserves abroad and bring the money into the country.
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You do not want to draw down all your cash before switching to your emergency fund or credit.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a similar draw down of Russia's military presence in 2016 that never transpired.
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As Mr. Mattis was handing in his resignation, the Pentagon was preparing to draw down forces in Afghanistan.
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Wynn Resorts plans to draw down a portion of its $850 million revolving credit line, according to Bloomberg.
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"They were planning to draw down the full amount over time," said a source close to the financing.
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Syria draw-down: Applause from the wrong crowd Actions have consequences, and so do words (especially from presidents).
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A U.S. military draw-down could hamstring State Department-led efforts to pursue peace talks with the Taliban.
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We have found those who engage in the challenge draw down their cash pile before the weekend even starts.
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Calendar spreads have become the major battleground among traders about the timing of any draw down in crude stocks.
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It is not clear how much money in the credit lines Gander Mountain has yet to draw down on.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as EIA data revealed a draw-down in stocks of U.S. crude inventories.
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The smelter was expected to draw down an increased concentrate inventory during the first half of 2018, Rio said.
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In a sign of caution over the outlook, factories continued to draw down heavily on inventories of finished goods.
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Since then, however, stocks have fallen every week, a much earlier start to the draw down season than normal.
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A drawdown looms: Votel's testimony comes at the Trump administration prepares to significantly draw down U.S. forces in Syria.
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Newly elected President Barack Obama pledged to send more troops to Afghanistan, and to draw down presence in Iraq.
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" Trump has defended his decision to draw down U.S. troops, arguing that "great nations do not fight endless wars.
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Trump reportedly wants to draw down the rest of the troops by 2020, peace deal or no peace deal.
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While there, Shanahan affirmed that he has no orders to draw down the number of U.S. troops on Afghanistan.
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NATO and coalition forces, with roughly 8,700 troops in the country, were set to draw down a commensurate amount.
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"Before the big mess, what happens in every major draw down is the capital flows into safe places," McDonald said.
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So its disappearance has coincided with an accelerated draw down in inventories held in floating storage and in onshore tanks.
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Citizens are entitled to draw down a portion of their savings to use as a deposit on an HDB apartment.
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Starting to draw down the assets you have spent years accumulating requires a "major shift in mindset," according to Sadowsky.
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Just look at what President Barack Obama went through in trying to draw down the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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OPEC's effort to draw down brimming global crude inventories through production cuts bolstered oil prices above $50 through last week.
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Horgan was inspired by her personal experience in helping her father, now 69, decide how to draw down his assets.
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"Just varying which account you draw down from can find tens of thousands of dollars more for someone," Meyer said.
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Something similar seems to have occurred with the draw down in Iran's crude stocks held in floating storage during 2016.
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Ecuador could also possibly increase advance oil sales, draw down on public sector deposits or carry out further spending cuts.
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The government plans to draw down its foreign exchange reserves over the next few years to help supplement that financing.
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So far, no order has been given to draw down to 8,600 US troops in Afghanistan, the US official said.
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The military has pushed a plan to gradually draw down forces, but administration officials have fiercely debated the precise timeline.
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The Trump administration announced the move to draw down the program last September with a planned end for early March.
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Their financial situation deteriorates as they draw down their savings or turn to family and friends to help pay bills.
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You and your bankers are required to report each borrowing in details to the regulators three days before the draw down.
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The draw down was due to "heightened market volatility, global trade tensions and a slowdown in economic growth," Wealth-X says.
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And changes in temperature and rainfall directly impact the amount of carbon plants draw down from the atmosphere and release back.
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Some lawmakers were critical of Trump's announcement to draw down troops from Syria and were concerned about the impact on allies.
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Platt's expects a build of 200,2.53 barrels of crude and it expects gasoline stocks to draw down by 1.6 million barrels.
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If you draw down the account to pay for qualified health expenses, you can do so on a tax-free basis.
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Fiscal rules allow the government to draw down up to 4 percent each year, but January's was the first ever withdrawal.
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Four cargo ships involved in the supply operation called at Syria in the two weeks before Putin announced the draw down.
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U.S. policymakers should turn over this role to America's European allies and draw down the country's military presence on the continent.
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"I have committed pools of capital I can draw down on… through AngelList and … ultra high net worth investors," he says.
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Traders familiar with the Japanese market told Reuters utilities are likely to draw down the inventories first before turning to imports.
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Trump is also facing fights over his plans to remove troops from Syria and draw down the U.S. military in Afghanistan.
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Some older questioners were nearing retirement and wanted a better plan for how to draw down their savings safely and effectively.
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The proposal does not say that any additional troops would return to Africa even as Special Operations units gradually draw down.
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Even if no springs dry up, the project explicitly plans to draw down water that took thousands of years to accumulate.
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The price slipped back below $50 and has traded around that number as world supply has been slow to draw down.
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At first, the impact was small, but it has grown as suppliers draw down inventories and are forced to import more.
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Over the past few years, America has seen an unusual bipartisan push for criminal justice reform to draw down mass incarceration.
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Because your tweet says it is time for other "countries [to] help us," involved parties -- including President Bashar al-Assad, ISIS and members of our coalition -- probably think you are announcing a draw down in US assistance in Syria in advance of a US troop draw down, which they know is one of your near-term goals.
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Money managers and hedge funds have invested heavily in the fuel as stronger-than-expected demand has helped draw down record inventories.
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Customers will be able to load their cards until June 27 and have until July 27 to draw down prepaid card balances.
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Restock with found money If you are forced to draw down your reserves, use gifts, raises or windfalls to refill the coffers.
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If you plan to draw down 4% of your pension pot a year, that means you need 25 times $19,000 or $475,000.
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As the population grows older the national savings rate will fall further, because more people in retirement will draw down their savings.
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India, one of the world's largest greenhouse gas emitters, will sign the global agreement to draw down those emissions on Oct. 2.
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After surging its forces to over 210,210 troops in 210, 2010, the U.S. was expected to draw down completely several years ago.
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Morrison said communities would be able to draw down A$100 million a year from the fund's earnings to invest in projects.
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At the end of March, Beijing announced the end of its expensive corn stockpiling program to draw down on the large reserves.
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If I would take [a student who needed extra time], it would draw down my graduation rate by more than a percent.
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But there remains an awareness that Khalilizad is discussing the possible troop draw down with the Taliban, which could trigger quick changes.
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Eighteen years into our war in Afghanistan, candidates who spoke on the topic agreed on the need to draw down our troops.
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Risk spreads on both junk and investment-grade debt made multi-year highs as companions moved to draw down backup credit lines.
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Hogan said he signed emergency legislation allowing his administration to draw down up to $50 million from the state's rain day fund.
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General Motors said Tuesday it is "aggressively pursuing austerity measures" and intends to draw down $16 billion from its revolving credit facilities.
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The agreement stipulates that the US will draw down to 8,600 soldiers from the current 12,000 or so stationed in Afghanistan now.
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Meanwhile, the Saudis and other Gulf oil producers have kept their currency pegged to the U.S. dollar, forcing them to draw down reserves.
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These actions would tell colleges they must draw down on racial and sexual testiness, along with the offense-taking that follows from them.
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"The objective of OPEC was to draw down crude oil stocks and bring the structure back into backwardation," Petromatrix strategist Olivier Jakob said.
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The coffee could alternatively have been sold to a roaster, which would see certified stocks start to draw down in the coming weeks.
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Outages certainly draw down the global oversupply but Kilduff said he doesn't see the "demand side of the situation" ticking up without Asia.
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Global inventories of crude have begun to draw down in the third quarter, contributing to a flattening of oil's cost curve, he noted.
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The death of the service member comes as the Trump administration works to draw down the presence of US troops in the country.
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Hedge funds nearly all expect the organisation's output cuts to be extended beyond their current expiry on June 30 to draw down stockpiles.
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Right now, there are about 9,800 U.S. troops in Afghanistan, with plans to draw down to 5,500 by the end of the year.
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Oil prices declined on Wednesday in Asia trade, despite a higher finish overnight as traders expected a draw down in U.S. crude inventories.
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If passed, the bill would allow workers to draw down funds from retirement accounts without having to pay the usual 10 percent fee.
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Shanahan, who visited Iraq and Afghanistan last week - has stressed that the White House has issued no official order to draw down troops.
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The United States is approaching the summer driving season, when refineries typically draw down inventories to meet increased demand at the gas pump.
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ISIS fighters have slowly been making comeback in Syria as US forces draw down in the region, according to a Defense Department report.
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Obama has already reversed his plan to draw down to only an embassy presence in Afghanistan by the end of his second term.
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Former President Obama had initially planned to draw down that number to 85033,500 but decided instead to set the troop number at 8,400.
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Gabbard recently announced her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, and she has pledged to draw down US military efforts overseas.
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Boeing Co also said on Wednesday it was planning to draw down the rest of a $13.8 billion loan it agreed last month.
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The disruption forced Aramco to draw down inventories, switch grades, delay loadings and cut domestic refinery throughput to meet supply commitments to customers.
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Overall, oil markets remain supported by supply restraint on the part of OPEC, which started last year to draw down excess global inventories.
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Saudi Arabia reports that it can repair the damage from the recent attack and draw down its stockpiles to maintain its oil exports.
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But when Trump announced this week that he would draw down US forces, it was unclear how the conditions in Afghanistan have improved.
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Trump said the U.S. is able to "very substantially" draw down its military presence in the country to 8,600 troops or possibly lower.
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And Saudi Arabia has pledged to cut its exports sharply in August to accelerate the draw down in global oil inventories and market rebalancing.
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Kindur founder and CEO Rhian Horgan was inspired by her personal experience in helping her father decide how to draw down his retirement assets.
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That could result in U.S. producers sending more barrels overseas to take advantage of appetite for cheaper U.S. crude and help draw down stocks.
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Stocks fell in 13 out of the last 14 months, with an unusually large draw down in January alone of almost 11 million barrels.
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That in turn causes the People's Bank of China to draw down foreign reserves to offset yuan outflows, which creates volatility in U.S. markets.
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Trump has not ruled out sending troops to South America, even as the president seeks to draw down U.S. forces elsewhere around the world.
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Diplomats should assemble regularly in Washington, Moscow, Beijing, Pyongyang, Paris, London, New Delhi, Karachi and Jerusalem to develop plans to draw down nuclear arsenals.
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But OPEC's overproduction at the end of 2016 has delayed the eventual draw down in crude stocks and made the task of rebalancing harder.
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For a year, it was quite painful to watch us draw down our presence just as we were so close to winning the peace.
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Anderson emphasizes that we need to eliminate — not reduce — emissions at emergency speed and draw down excess greenhouse gasses to restore a safe climate.
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Yet in office, Trump's instincts and pledges to draw down America's wars in the greater Middle East have been stymied by his establishment appointees.
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When enough legislators opposed the war in Vietnam, they were able to bring massive pressure against President Nixon to finally draw down the war.
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Analysts say there are early indications that at least some inventories, key in gauging the health of the market, are starting to draw down.
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Social Security must draw down its assets starting in 2020, officials say, and unless government officials act, benefit cuts are coming in 15 years.
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But as American military forces are set to draw down, the role of the Central Intelligence Agency is only likely to grow in importance.
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Hilton Worldwide Holdings is planning to draw down the remaining amount under a $1.75 billion revolving credit line, according to a regulatory filing Wednesday.
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Under the deal signed Saturday, the United States will draw down from the 2202,2628 troops currently in Afghanistan to 28500,6900 troops in 2628 days.
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Home furnishings retailer Dunelm Group said it would draw down all its available credit and cancel interim dividend payment due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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"The company has told the banks they are planning to draw down before the planes are back in the air," the first source said.
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And one way to free more troops for future missions in Iraq would be to draw down the size of their forces in Afghanistan.
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The company committed to becoming carbon negative by 20300, meaning that it plans to draw down more planet-heating carbon dioxide than it emits.
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While he did fulfill his campaign promise to draw down forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, his critics believe he left behind too much instability.
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They will have to draw down more of their savings to cover those costs, putting them in danger of running out of money faster.
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Once it reaches a safe depth, the clam anchors its inflated foot in the sand, before deflating it to draw down its protective shell.
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Hedge funds and other traders bet the market would rebalance even faster than expected with a large draw down in stockpiles between April and June.
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If you already have a home equity line of credit open and available for draw-down, this might be a potential source of emergency funding.
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"Refiners are importing less crude oil and are really just starting to draw down onshore inventory," Andrew Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates, told CNBC.
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Gasoline inventories barely moved, and this has convinced speculators that there is little reason to be optimistic about a draw-down in supplies of gasoline.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison said communities would be able to draw down A$100 million a year from the fund's earnings to invest in projects.
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In February, Apple said it planned to draw down its excess cash, though Chief Executive Tim Cook had downplayed the possibility of a special dividend.
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These traditional savings accounts also penalize consumers with added fees for low account balances, hurting those who draw down savings just when they're needed most.
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"Every additional year you work, and you don't draw down your savings, is an asset," said Debra Whitman, the chief public policy officer at AARP.
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If Congress can't act by then, it's likely they will continue passing temporary patches allowing states to continue to draw down the existing federal money.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration predicts global oil stocks will draw down in the third quarter of 2017 as a result of OPEC's output cuts.
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Trump said Thursday he would draw down the number of US troops in Afghanistan to 8,600, and that peace talks with the Taliban were progressing.
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"There is scope for households to draw down their savings in the second quarter," said Steve Murphy, a U.S. economist at Capital Economics in Toronto.
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Yet there are troubling signs, like the kidnapping of the two boys from the mosque, that peace may be imperiled as American troops draw down.
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Maintaining that presence, or expanding it, if the US military does begin to draw down, would require the CIA committing more resources to the country.
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Deforestation and agriculture fuel global warming, by weakening land's capacity to draw down carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and emitting vast amounts of greenhouse gases.
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The new legislation contains a rule that would force most heirs to draw down inherited retirement accounts within 2000 years of the original owner's death.
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Despite sell-off provisions in the healthcare and budget bills, lawmakers are often hesitant to draw down the reserve for economic and national security reasons.
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A revolving line of credit allows companies to flexibly draw down and pay back a loan, while only paying fees on what a company uses.
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The new government does not want to draw down the remaining $11bn of its IMF loan, but will still have to deal with the fund.
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The cartel has always claimed that the primary goal of the cut was to draw down excessive supply and bring the market back into balance.
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The continued draw down in inventories is unsustainable and has left manufacturers, distributors and retailers boosting new orders to stop the erosion of their stock levels.
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As Wade Pfau of The American College has pointed out, traditional ideas about a 4 percent annual draw-down rate might be impossible for most Americans.
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The U.S. presence in Afghanistan peaked at more than 100,000 troops in 2011, when Washington was under domestic political pressure to draw down the costly operation.
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Much of the confusion around DAC arises from the fact that it can play either role — it can either prevent CO2 emissions or draw down CO2.
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This would mean that countries like Saudi Arabia would draw down their own oil stocks, which would subsequently mean consumers drawing down on these oil reserves.
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Businesses are able to set limits for what percentage of their wages employees can draw down each month, and how often the service can be used.
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When the government wasn't paying companies, they were forced to draw down credit facilities with banks to obtain operating funds, inflating credit growth figures, bankers said.
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A spokesman for Putin suggested last week that the U.S. could rebuild the Kremlin's trust by urging NATO forces to draw down at the Russian border.
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Gasoline prices in the futures market jumped Wednesday, after Energy Information Administration data also showed a big draw down in gasoline supply of 3 million barrels.
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It remains unclear how much Puerto Rico may initially draw down, Carlos Mercader, executive director of the Puerto Rico Federal Affairs Administration, told Reuters on Thursday.
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The resurgence of U.S. shale is already complicating OPEC's efforts to draw down global stocks in 2017, as well as threatening its market share in 2018.
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But what's not clear is what it will mean for the U.S. in the long run to draw down so much goodwill with our traditional allies.
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A person with knowledge of the matter said the carrier also planned to draw down a $13.8 billion credit line to shore up its cash position.
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Deforestation and agriculture also fuel global warming, by weakening land's capacity to draw down carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and emitting vast amounts of greenhouse gases.
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The homebuilder said it would fully draw down its 200 million pounds revolving cash facility, which will result in available cash balance of 127 million pounds.
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The draw down comes despite the fact that peace talks with the Taliban, on which U.S. officials have said the troop presence is contingent, have stalled.
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Prices inched up in post-settlement trade after data from the American Petroleum Institute (API), an industry group, showed a surprise draw-down on crude inventories.
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With hundreds of billions of dollars in its sovereign wealth fund, the emirate could draw down its reserves to sustain current levels of spending for decades.
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But the government wants to minimise the speed of the draw-down as it looks ahead to the possibility of many years of low oil prices.
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Most energy experts say the break in gasoline prices may last only a few weeks, because stronger seasonal demand will soon draw down refinery storage levels.
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OPEC and other producers including Russia have promised to restrict output by 1.8 million bpd until March 2018 to help support prices and draw down inventories.
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They seem simple to understand: There's a death benefit, but if you need long-term care you can draw down against that benefit to a limit.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds are betting heavily that crude oil markets will move into a supply deficit and start to draw down excess stockpiles in 2017.
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Most traders still anticipate a draw down in crude stocks this year but now think it will be evident in late summer and autumn rather than spring.
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The Pentagon has begun to draw down that number, as it ends major combat operations against ISIS in the country, and transfer equipment and personnel to Afghanistan.
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Excess stocks have been draw down by 180 million barrels since the start of 2017, although they are still 160 million barrels above the 2012-2016 average.
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Vale was forced to draw down US$3bn from a US$5bn revolving credit facility earlier this year to tide it over until it completed asset sales.
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"Over the past few years, the strong gains in home prices have allowed households to draw down on savings, which has been positive for consumption," Mousina said.
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"Competition will draw down the price and we want to know whether that process can be speeded up to get competition to the market," he told CNBC.
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If your 401(k) makes up most of your savings, it means you could be paying a hefty income tax bill as you draw down in retirement.
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Cash is shrinking at the fastest pace since at least 123 To fund these aggressive buybacks, Corporate America has been forced to draw down their cash balances.
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It singled out how consumers draw down money, or using a pension pot to provide a regular retirement income by reinvesting it in funds designed for this.
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Working in conjunction with Joe's deputies, these citizen cops can actually draw down on you and make an arrest—like, in their pickup trucks or some shit.
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Traders said market intelligence firm Genscape had forecast a draw down of more than 1.8 million barrels at the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery point for U.S. crude futures.
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The first bill, titled the "Responsible Withdrawal From Syria Act," prohibits the use of Pentagon funds to draw down active duty troop presence in Syria below 1,500.
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It is unrelated to the 2010 New START Treaty, which requires both the U.S. and Russia to draw down to 1,85033 deployed nuclear warheads by February 2018.
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His decision to draw down troops in Syria and his claims that ISIS is defeated have also rankled military commanders who felt it wasn't well thought out.
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But make no mistake, based on his performance tonight, this President seems determined to draw down American forces in Syria and Afghanistan and head for the exits.
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General Waldhauser said that in Africa, state National Guard units — from California, Michigan and Indiana — could be paired with African militaries as Special Operations units draw down.
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Bloomberg also reported that private equity firm Blackstone Group Inc is asking companies it controls to draw down their credit lines, citing people familiar with the matter.
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The Secure Act effectively scrapped the "stretch" and instead requires heirs to draw down the inherited account in 10 years if they inherit in 2020 or later.
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One option, suggested by the President and his allies, is to continue to draw down US troop levels in Syria but deter Turkish aggression through economic sanctions.
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The ramped-up production threatens to undermine cuts made by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries in an effort to draw down a global supply glut.
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The disruption forced state oil company Saudi Aramco to draw down inventories, switch grades, delay loadings and cut domestic refinery throughput to meet supply commitments to customers.
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Market volatility poses important risks for people starting to draw down funds at the time of a big drop, especially in the first five years of retirement.
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So before the public and lawmakers knew much about the opioid epidemic, they were already preparing to draw down the harsh anti-drug policies of the past.
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Speaking from the White House, Obama said he would draw down troops to 8,400 by the end of his administration, a change from the initial target of 5,500.
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If rebalancing continues, the market should start to draw down stockpiles in the second half of 2017 and through 2018, which would support a further shift towards backwardation.
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The more U.S. crude prices rise, the bigger the eventual production response is likely to be, which could significantly complicate OPEC's attempt to draw down global oil inventories.
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U.S. drillers have proved more resilient at lower prices than previously thought, while exporting nations dependent on oil revenue, such as Russia, have refused to draw down production.
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"You can draw down on the interest and principal if you need it, but if you don't, you have something left to leave to your heirs," she said.
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Fitch has also assigned a 'BBB' rating to the previously announced $150 million committed term loan STAG plans to draw down during the fourth quarter of 2016 (4Q9083).
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That has increased pressure on Homesafe, which is based on the reverse-mortgage loan model - where homeowners draw down the equity in their homes in exchange for cash.
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Putin said he did not want to have to escalate Russia's involvement in the conflict again after the draw-down and was hoping peace talks would be successful.
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Trump's decision to draw down military forces in the Middle East has been met with fierce criticism, and helped prompt the departure of James Mattis as Defense Secretary.
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In May, Noble said that it was in talks with core participant banks about a new borrowing base facility which would again feature a cash draw-down component.
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Had Clinton chosen Castro as her running mate, I planned to sell the domain to draw attention to the student loan crisis and draw down my student debt.
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Commanders and Pentagon officials had said in February that they would most likely have to draw down to the smaller residual force by late April or early May.
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"We continue to implement the president's direction to draw down U.S. forces to a residual presence in a deliberate and coordinated manner," Colonel Ryder said in an email.
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But the decision to draw down on its facilities comes as the company is undergoing its customary refinancing discussions for US$16.5bn in debt led by JP Morgan.
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The company said it is in advanced talks for third-party debt funding but it would not be able to draw down additional funds from lenders in time.
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The company said it was in advanced talks for third-party debt funding but it would not be able to draw down additional funds from lenders in time.
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Companies continued to draw down their inventories, which fell 0.3 percent in a third consecutive monthly decline, while the forward-looking new orders gauge was down 0.6 percent.
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But under a lower emissions scenario -- where humans draw down global greenhouse gases very soon -- sea levels are expected to rise much slower at 4 millimeters per year.
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Trump told Fox News in an interview airing Wednesday that a troop draw down was "never discussed" during his historic summit with the North Korean leader in Singapore.
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The U.S. military has started to draw down its troops in Iraq after Iraqi forces announced they had defeated the Islamic State in Iraq & Syria (ISIS), Reuters reported.
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OPEC ministers have signalled they want to draw down stock levels even further and intend to keep current production curbs in place through at least the end of 2018.
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Tucked away in the bill, however, is a provision that would force most nonspouse beneficiaries to draw down inherited retirement accounts within 2000 years of the original owner's death.
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OPEC and other producers including Russia have promised to restrict output by 1.8 million bpd until the end of March 2018 to help support prices and draw down inventories.
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Despite this, oil markets remain well supported due to supply restraint by the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), which started last year in order to draw down excess global inventories.
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Crystallex, which cited Reuters and other news outlets in the request, said Venezuela was seeking to draw down assets in the United States to prevent collection on the award.
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"The documentation is so weak that the sponsor can easily draw down their equity from current levels of 60-40% to 70-30% and lower," a third investor said.
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Record gas combustion by power producers has helped draw down the large volume of natural gas stocks which built up during 2015 and the first few months of 2016.
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By signing the executive order, Florida can immediately draw down more than $27 million in federal funds previously awarded by the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
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Even though the Cold War was starting to draw down, with Reagan negotiating a peace with the Soviet Union, Vice President Bush acted like it was the late 1940s.
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Crystallex, which cited the Reuters report in its request, said Venezuela was seeking to draw down assets in the United States to prevent it from collecting on the award.
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Lower prices have forced Saudi Arabia's leaders to tap debt markets, draw down foreign reserves, pare back the budget, and announce subsidy cuts that have helped maintain domestic stability.
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On his Facebook page, Zakhilwal said the two sides had agreed on "de-escalation of tension, draw down of military build up and steps forward to an amicable solution".
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This move does not draw down on the $3 billion the agency has in reserve for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, as food stamps are formally known.
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The report specifically said President Donald Trump's decision to rapidly draw down troops in Syria and pull diplomatic staff from Iraq increased instability and allowed the militants to regroup.
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Once refiners complete their maintenance and return to full production in preparation for the summer driving season, crude consumption is likely to surge, and stocks will draw down quickly.
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If OPEC and non-OPEC exporters agree to limit their own production, oil inventories draw down, and prices recover, U.S. shale producers might step in to fill the gap.
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In addition to the limit on deployed nuclear warheads, the treaty required both countries to draw down to 28503 deployed missiles and bombers, and 22019 deployed and nondeployed launchers.
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Yet all majors are well below week-ago levels as investors sell nearly everything for dollars and businesses draw down loans and hoard cash to ride out the crisis.
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The Taliban have agreed to participate in an intra-Afghan dialogue while the Americans draw down, but have not recognised the government, which has been excluded from the talks.
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Which means it's potentially up to leading Democratic candidates — like former Vice President Joe Biden — who have yet to make that same commitment to draw down the Afghanistan war.
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"You can draw down your cash reserves, you can sell some assets if some of your aircraft are owned, sale and lease back, new bonds, new loans," Sobie said.
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Trump said in a news conference at the White House that the agreement should allow the United States to draw down its troops in Afghanistan from 13,000 to 8,600.
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U.S. forces in Afghanistan are below their peak of more than 100,000 troops in 2011, when Washington was under huge domestic political pressure to draw down the costly operation.
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Trump believes he was elected, in part, to draw down from these wars -- and in the past year he has done just that, both in Afghanistan and in Syria.
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"When you draw down more water than is replenished, then you begin to degrade the aquifer itself," Claudia Sadoff, director general of the International Water Management Institute, tells CNN.
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Sources have told CNN the US military has continued to develop draw down options for both Syria and Afghanistan depending on what the President may order in the future.
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Such arguments offer a rationale for US troops to leave Afghanistan, and the President has already said he wants to draw down the American garrison to 8,600 from 14,000.
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That makes it less attractive to keep oil in storage, which in turn helps to draw down huge stockpiles of oil that have weighed on the market, Smith said.
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In April, Upgrade introduced a personal credit line that allows borrowers to draw down money when they need it and only get charged interest on the amount they use.
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Home furnishings retailer Dunelm Group dropped 6.7% after saying it would draw down all of its available credit and cancel its interim dividend payment due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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A nonpartisan state office estimates that Maine will spend $55 million extra next year if it expands Medicaid — but will also draw down an additional $525 million in federal spending.
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This would "go a long way in pushing the market into deficit" as crude oil stock draw down accelerates in the first half of 2017, he told CNBC's "Squawk Box ".
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As for the buildings — on a cold day, they draw down winds that blow through the thickest coat, and sometimes one just wearies of the uncute starkness of it all.
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I've only been using the Oasis for a weekend, and while I haven't managed to kill it, I have noticed the battery level draw down to less than half already.
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The covenants ensure that companies draw down lines only if they truly need it for operational or capital expenditures, said Janice Fukakusa, chief financial officer at Royal Bank of Canada .
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Now, Trump may dramatically draw down US involvement, though many in his administration are, once again, warning it could make the situation on the ground in Afghanistan even more precarious.
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The covenants ensure that companies draw down lines only if they truly need it for operational or capital expenditures, said Janice Fukakusa, chief financial officer at Royal Bank of Canada.
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Calendar spreads are barely wide enough to finance high levels of stocks through until the end of December but do not point to a fast draw down in stockpiles either.
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The build up of crude stocks in Saudi Arabia during the later stages of the slump in 2015 and the subsequent draw down from 2016 is consistent with this pattern.
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The company, which cited the Reuters report in its request, said Venezuela was seeking to draw down assets in the United States to prevent it from collecting on the award.
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Companies use revolving credit facilities as backstop financing in case short-term CP lines fail to roll over, and are able to draw down, repay and re-borrow at will.
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"People can still make their money last in retirement and not have saved enough for retirement," said Sanzenbacher, who is studying how people draw down assets from their retirement accounts.
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"There has been no change to the plan announced in February and we continue to implement the President's direction to draw down U.S. forces to a residual presence," he added.
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Trump has signaled in the past that he wants to draw down troops in the Korean Peninsula, complaining that the cost of maintaining a military presence there is too high.
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After attending the Shangri-la Dialogue in Singapore, Mattis told reporters aboard his plane en route to Washington that there are no plans to draw down troops in South Korea.
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"All these parties want a draw-down of tensions and a changed relationship between Pyongyang and the other parties," said Andray Abrahamian, a fellow at foreign policy institute Pacific Forum.
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According to the plan released for public comment, coffee stockpiling obligations would expire by the end of 2022, with companies free to draw down what they store in their warehouses.
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"In the third quarter we should draw (down stocks), but we are unsure about the fourth quarter as U.S. production is likely to have a year-end spurt," Taylor added.
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Such actions could complicate US plans to draw down its forces level in Afghanistan to 8,600, a key aspect of the US-Taliban agreement that was signed late last month.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday is expected to offer a new deal to congressional Democrats that he hopes will draw down what's been the longest government shutdown in US history.
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A similar solvency condition can exist for companies seeking to draw down on their revolving lines of credit, according to Jessica Reiss, head of leveraged loan research at Covenant Review.
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These beneficiaries, provided they inherited in 2015 or later, are also able to skip this year's RMD and they get one more year to draw down the account, said Slott.
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Together, the sales and adoptions put about 7,000 horses into private hands last year, not enough even to keep pace with roundups, let alone draw down the number now warehoused.
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"That's the part of the economy that is presumably most budget constrained, so they don't necessarily have savings to draw down or lines of credit they can use," she said.
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Meanwhile, weak growth in demand for oil in many parts of the world in the first quarter made it tougher to draw down U.S. stockpiles, according to Credit Suisse analysts.
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Iraq has been rocked by protests in recent weeks, some targeting Iran, which has seen its influence in its neighboring country increase substantially in recent years amid US draw down.
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Big financial advice firms like Morgan Stanley have leveraged technology providers such as LifeYield to help their advisors give recommendations around the most efficient way to draw down household assets.
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The agency announced late Tuesday that it would draw down the stockpile to meet the requirements of two bills passed by Congress, including a healthcare bill and bipartisan budget legislation.
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Overall, oil markets remain supported by supply restraint on the part of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), which started last year to draw down excess global inventories.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson made the decision to draw down the embassy overnight while traveling to China, officials said, after considering other options that included a full embassy shutdown.
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The Saratov is a regular feature on Russia's "Syrian Express" shipping route, which Moscow has used to transport increased supplies and equipment to Syria since the military draw down was announced.
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As the chart shows, if the couple retired at 270, their annual retirement income (including Social Security benefits and the amount they draw down from their retirement savings) would be $270,262.
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The six-month spread is in the 94th percentile for all trading days since 1990, indicating traders expect a very large draw down in crude stocks over the next six months.
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Ms Burns says she plans to sell some shares next year so that she can buy her horse a trailer—though she hopes not to draw down her savings too much.
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"The proper signals are not yet being sent to fix the product market," Morgan Stanley said in a note, noting that refined products also needed to draw down a large excess.
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And Amazon won headlines the next year for joining Apple and Google in signing the 'We're Still In' pledge to uphold the Paris climate agreement to draw down global carbon emissions.
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Asked about the prospects for Trump's larger draw down, Tom Albanese, chief executive of Vedanta Resources, told CNBC on Wednesday it "feels a bit opportunistic … so let's see how that goes."
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But in their absence, the oil market is expected to move into a significant supply-demand deficit by the middle of 2017 and draw down stocks heavily in the second half.
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The UN had until the end of June to reauthorize the mission's mandate and voted this week to approve a draw-down that will take place over two sixth-month phases.
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CIT's commercial paper program became more expensive than the drawn cost of its revolving credit, so the firm chose to draw down on its loan, successfully arbitraging costs between both markets.
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That force will then draw down to 5,500 U.S. military personnel, more than five times the number of troops previously set to remain in the country at the start of 2017.
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Reuters has calculated that around half of Russia's fixed-wing strike force based in Syria flew out of the country in the days after the partial draw down was made public.
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Meanwhile, the unilateral decision of President Trump to draw down troops in Syria gives Russia a new foothold in the Middle East and a chance to strengthen their alliance with Iran.
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This chimes with the International Energy Agency's view that a "hinge point" in the market, when demand surpasses available supply, will not begin to draw down stocks in earnest until 2018.
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The expectation for high driving numbers is welcome news for U.S. gasoline refiners, who are banking on the summer driving season to draw down stubbornly high product inventories and resurrect margins.
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Dampening speculation of a rift between Moscow and Damascus over the draw-down, he said the pullout was agreed with Assad beforehand and that the Syrian leader had backed the decision.
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The forecast for strong driving numbers will be welcomed by U.S. refiners, which are banking on summer driving season to draw down high product inventories and resurrect margins from seasonal lows.
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Mnuchin extended the initial draw-down period for business with Rusal, the world's second-largest aluminum producer, after aluminum prices dropped nearly 10 percent around the world following the initial sanctions.
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I think the question I have though, is how much of your reserves, have you had to draw down over the last month to maintain stability, to prop up the currency?
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Spouses who get the retirement account will not be able to draw down on it until age 59½, but they will have a more solid financial base in their later years.
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" "The draw down, I think tip to tail, will be as bad as the great financial crisis, except unlike it, we're not going to see some clever, cute V-shaped recovery.
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GM announced it would suspend its 2020 outlook and draw down up to $16 billion in credit, calling the move a "proactive measure" meant to sustain the company's operations and liquidity.
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Or the United States can further draw down in the face of an Iranian threat and keep its forces isolated, weakening its influence and handing Iran more power in the region.
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While OPEC and other countries including Russia are trying to draw down inventories, crude production has surged in the United States C-OUT-T-EIA, up 10 percent since mid-2016.
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On Tuesday, Reuters reported the country was committed to working with other countries to draw down stocks, taking into account the surprising increase in production from OPEC members Nigeria and Libya.
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Pompeo did not say Friday how many troops would be withdrawn if a peace deal is reached, though Esper has indicated the U.S. would draw down forces periodically to about 85033,600.
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United Nations officials say they were already planning to draw down several missions: in Liberia, Ivory Coast and Haiti, where all but a few hundred police officers are scheduled to remain.
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Crude traders moved too early and aggressively in pricing in a tighter market and a big draw down in stockpiles and now they have backed off, at least for the time being.
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"Saudi Arabia will restate that they will export only 6.6 million bpd (six-year low) in August and inventories will continue to draw down," SEB Markets chief commodities analyst Bjarne Schieldrop said.
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But analysts warn that if inventories do not draw down in earnest, it may dash the hopes of many in the industry of seeing higher prices by the end of this year.
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Gasoline prices in the East Coast are still firm after rallying to the strongest levels this year in July as inventories draw down from a record and a spate of refinery issues.
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Despite this, oil markets remain well supported due to supply restraint by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), which started last year in order to draw down excess global inventories.
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But the same relationship has been visible in oil, where the shift in Brent spreads between contango and backwardation has mirrored the build up and draw down in inventories since the 1990s.
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In America, people tend to stick in some sort of balanced fund and draw down an income; this leaves them vulnerable to the kind of market downturn that we saw in 2008.
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The EIA put out its (delayed) weekly inventory levels, and to make a long story short, there was a draw-down in oil inventories, but it was much less than most expected.
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However, in a backwardated market, there is no incentive to store crude, meaning the reversal in the market dynamic should help to draw down bloated inventories and contribute to the global rebalancing.
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Regulators would likely focus on when Imagination's leaders decided it was "likely" that Apple would draw down its business with the company, which Imagination would then be required to disclose to shareholders.
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Global oil inventories peak within the next six months and thereafter start to draw down as the global economy continues to expand, freight movements accelerate and a colder northern hemisphere winter arrives.
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The discrepancy between production and supply figures in January and February may be related to an attempt to stabilise domestic crude stockpiles after an unusually large draw down over the past year.
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"We believe the balance between supply and demand will return early next year and (will) gradually draw down the massive inventory surplus over the next year to two years," De Caux said.
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The London-based commodities house said in a report that the combined deficit over the two seasons would draw down almost all the stockpiling that took place in the previous four seasons.
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Some oil-dependent states had to draw down from their rainy-day funds in prior years to close budget gaps after oil prices plunged to under $30 a barrel in January 2016.
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"It will be nice when we can ask for a lot less money for our military," Trump said, without referring specifically to recent decisions to draw down troops in Syria and Afghanistan.
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Small reforms like allowing a wider array of reclamation projects or cutting the coal production tax rate would draw down the current fund reserves without disrupting the fund's original and important purpose.
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Mr. Trump agreed to draw down from our current force level of approximately 12,000 U.S. troops to 8,600 (the level he inherited from President Barack Obama) within four and a half months.
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Yet an American pullout could create headaches for Mr. Putin, who has repeatedly declared "mission accomplished" in Syria but has still not delivered on repeated pledges to draw down Russia's military forces.
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As the pandemic has sharply slowed down economic activity in certain industries, such as travel, major companies like Boeing have announced that they will draw down their major credit lines from banks.
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Hospitals currently use a variety of financial arrangements to pump up their Medicaid revenue, such as supporting state taxes that allow them to draw down even more money in federal matching funds.
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Companies use revolving credit facilities as backstop financing in case short-term commercial paper lines fail to roll over, and borrowers can draw down, repay, and re-borrow these loans at will.
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"Commodities have been terrible due to China's draw down...it will be less bad and that is an exciting investment these days if it is 'less bad'," he added, declining to elaborate.
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Mr. Trump, who has sought to draw down the military presence in the Middle East, particularly in Syria, has now tipped the balance of the United States' regional loyalties in Turkey's favor.
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For the first 18 months after oil began tumbling in mid-2014, governments largely held off from borrowing abroad, preferring to draw down their fiscal reserves and in some cases borrow domestically.
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But choking off financial ties between Pyongyang and its allies is part of the Trump administration's "maximum pressure" strategy, which is designed to compel North Korea to draw down its nuclear program.
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American officials were worried it could lead too quickly to a peace treaty and then negotiations to draw down the 28,500 American troops on the peninsula — a longtime goal of the North.
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In exchange for the chip unit stake as collateral, Toshiba hopes to get about 300 billion yen in fresh loans and be able to draw down existing loan commitments worth 680 billion yen.
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To be sure, some industry analysts believe that a glut of refined fuel supplies could temporarily drag oil prices lower as refineries take in less crude until gasoline and distillate inventories draw down.
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The widespread confusion about how and when to draw down retirement savings could be especially hazardous to many older Americans because millions are facing retirement with little in the way of guaranteed income.
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"Firms may cut their production or draw down an inventory in May, so it requires to examine manufacturers' production forecasts to see the trend," said Koya Miyamae, senior economist at SMBC Nikko Securities.
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If you're under 50 and do not have imminent plans to draw down the money, you can probably afford to take more equity risk, said Christine Benz, director of personal finance at Morningstar.
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U.S. officials told Reuters on Thursday that the administration is planning to significantly draw down thousands of the 14,000 troops now in Afghanistan, where Mattis has argued for a strong U.S. military presence.
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Cover image: South Korean soldiers draw down a cover from the loudspeakers at a military base near the border between South Korea and North Korea on January 8, 2016 in Yeoncheon, South Korea.
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Fitch expects the government to draw down its deposits at the regional central bank by 35303% in 2016 (to 4.7% of GDP) after a decline of 12% in 2015 (from 6.4% of GDP).
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With the collapse in prices, the country is expected to post a budget deficit of 13.5% of GDP this year; it is having to cut spending, draw down its reserves and borrow abroad.
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The firms should instead draw down retainers at the first hearing on fee applications, the government's bankruptcy watchdog said in a filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York.
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Factory employment in the Chicago area fell to its lowest level since November 2009 and firms continued to draw down stocks in February, with inventories remaining in contraction for a fourth straight month.
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I wonder if you could put a dollar amount on how much of those reserves you've had to draw down over the last month to maintain stability, support the currency, reassure the banks?
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Blackstone's Steve Schwarzman appeared in good spirits at the White House meeting, but his firm has advised some of its portfolio companies to pre-emptively draw down their credit lines, according to Bloomberg.
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All are well below where they were a week ago as investors sell just about everything for dollars and businesses seek to draw down loans and hoard cash to ride out the crisis.
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Mr Trump was elected on a promise to get America out of its drawn-out wars in the Middle East, and has often sought to draw down America's military presence in the region.
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"They've built themselves a parallel structure, and the federal board wants it to draw down that activity to zero," Bastian Behrens, a spokesman for the national Alternative for Germany party, said on Friday.
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Among corporations that are feeling the strain is Boeing Co , which is planning to draw down the rest of a $13.8 billion loan it agreed last month, a source told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Companies use revolving credit facilities as backstop financing in case short-term commercial paper lines fail to roll over, and borrowers can draw down, repay, and re-borrow these funding lines at will.
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Although jarring, the move to draw down its credit lines gives the company a pool of funds that it can use to pay expenses and make debt repayments due in the coming months.
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Sources familiar with his view said Bolton believed the United States could draw down to 8,600 troops in Afghanistan and maintain a counter-terrorism effort without signing a peace deal with the Taliban.
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Republican proposals focus on individual solutions — like letting new parents draw down their Social Security or tax credits early, and providing funding to increase the number of home-based family child care providers.
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That would, according to the Finance Ministry, force the government to tap 24.4 billion crowns ($23.2 million) from a fund that accumulates dividends from state firms to draw down when times are bad.
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Splashy marketing campaigns and press release promises won&apost be enough — we need real, certifiable results such as the greening of supply chains and meaningful emissions reductions, and solutions to draw down carbon.
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He requested $0 from the Fed in January to fund bureau operations for three months, citing plans to draw down the bureau's $177 million emergency reserve account with the Fed's New York branch.
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"We are starting to talk to the core participant banks about a new borrowing base facility which would again feature a cash draw down component," Noble said in response to a query from Reuters.
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On Thursday, natural gas futures for March fell about 27 percent to $214.7 per million Btus, after the latest weekly government data showed a draw down of 15.93 billion cubic feet, less than expected.
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The data comes as investors are increasingly asking if Apple should buy an entertainment technology company, like Netflix, to draw down its enormous pile of cash and boost ambitious plans for the App Store.
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Honoré cited the country's successful elections in December and January, and the increased capacities of the Haitian National Police Force to maintain public order and secure elections as reasons to draw down the mission.
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The OPEC+ agreement to extend oil output cuts for nine months should draw down oil inventories in the second-half of this year, boosting oil prices, analysts from Citi Research said in a note.
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The OPEC+ agreement to extend oil output cuts for nine months should draw down oil inventories in the second half of this year, boosting oil prices, analysts from Citi Research said in a note.
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The benchmark West Texas Intermediate hit its highest level in over a week, driven in part by bullish data from the American Petroleum Institute that showed a surprise draw down in U.S. oil inventories.
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Overall, however, oil markets remain well supported due to healthy demand-growth and supply restraint by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), which started last year to draw down excess global inventories.
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The discount last year on Canadian heavy crude versus U.S. barrels widened to record levels, prompting the Alberta government to impose production curtailments to draw down crude storage inventories and help shore up prices.
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The focus has instead been on the potential for a further tightening of crude and product markets next year as oil consumption continues to grow strongly and OPEC restricts output to draw down inventories.
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But Saudi Arabia and its GCC allies have once again supplied most of the upfront cutbacks, reducing their production by enough to create a deficit in the market and draw down excess crude inventories.
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While Obama had originally sought to withdraw all U.S. troops save for a small embassy presence, in October the President revised the draw-down plan to keep thousands of troops in Afghanistan into 2017.
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The Taliban is attempting to regain control of Helmand Province in southern Afghanistan, which was the focus of the military surge that President Obama ordered in 2202 but began to draw down in 2628.
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To mitigate these risks, it's imperative that the White House reconsider any rapid draw down of US forces so the Pentagon can assess the most orderly and safe way to bring US troops home.
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NATO's train-and-advise mission will draw down to around 12,000 personnel from 16,000 over the next 135 days, Stoltenberg said, although he said this would depend on the Taliban continuing to reduce violence.
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It's unclear whether the pause will have a significant effect on the U.S. military's ability to draw down to 8,85033 troops by the 135-day timeline laid out in the deal with the Taliban.
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The attacks come as the American military looks to draw down counterterrorism forces in Africa as part of a larger Pentagon plan to pivot its focus on combating Russia, China and other great powers.
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The top Republican lawmakers on the Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs committees are adding their names to the growing pushback against the Pentagon's potential plan to draw down U.S. forces in Africa.
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So instead of trying to buy stocks based on market ups or downs, I recommend determining the time horizon for when you'll need to draw down on these funds to cover your retirement expenses.
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And President Trump has made clear he also wants to draw down troops in Afghanistan, again raising concerns by some US commanders that Afghan forces will be ready to look after their own security.
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"There has been no change to the plan announced in February and we continue to implement the President's direction to draw down US forces to a residual presence," Dunford said in a statement Sunday.
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The geopolitical risk premium has returned to markets, industry experts say, which some believe will usher in a more bullish longer-term outlook due to the immediate need to draw down on crude stockpiles.
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The United States' special adviser to Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad, is trying to broker a diplomatic solution that allows the United States to draw down its forces without the political foundation in Kabul disintegrating immediately.
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The contango has been steadily shrinking, and the futures curve suggests that the market is tightening, which could help to draw down excessive storage that has been kept for sale at a later date.
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Some traders had seen that report as a possible catalyst to push the Dow over 20,000 if the government data had shown a draw down in supply, just as API data did on Tuesday afternoon.
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But he is generally hesitant to use American forces -- he continued the draw-down of forces across the Middle East, and his commitment of naval forces to the South China Sea region is pitifully low.
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The deficit has started to shrink and Riyadh has bought itself time to reduce its reliance on oil by establishing a program of overseas bond issues, reducing the need to draw down its financial reserves.
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The contango in WTI and Brent futures has been narrowing progressively since early 2016, which is consistent with a market starting to draw down stocks as a result of lower supply and faster demand growth.
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Global oil inventories remain high and continue to swell, but the most rapid stock-building phase may be over and stocks could start to draw down in the second half of 2016 or during 2017.
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Exceptionally cold weather across the major population centres of the central and eastern United States since the start of the year has boosted consumption of heating oil and threatens to draw down stocks even further.
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Double-digit current account deficits and the draw-down of non-resident deposits at the CBO will continue to erode gross foreign-exchange reserves, which are separate from SGRF assets but are included in SNFA.
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If necessary, Riyadh could draw down foreign assets more quickly - though that would risk unsettling markets - or cut spending more sharply, though that would slow the economy and make it harder to encourage private investment.
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French President Emmanuel Macron, who met with Trump that day, threw cold water on reports of Trump's rhetoric after the meeting, stating that Trump had not threatened to draw down U.S. cooperation levels with NATO.
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"This incident effectively eliminates the world's spare capacity," Cottle told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday, though she added the longer-term outlook is bullish due to the immediate need to draw down on crude stockpiles.
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They objected loudly to his decisions to draw down troops from Syria and Afghanistan and pushed through a Senate resolution essentially rebuking his handling of Saudi Arabia after the assassination of the dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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Ford, which is still paying back a loan from the federal government made over a decade ago, last week tapped a $15 billion credit line; General Motors has said it would draw down $16 billion.
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Companies like airlines are rushing to draw down on revolving credit as their revenue evaporates, M&A and IPO work is drying up, and the Federal Reserve is taking drastic steps to shore up liquidity.
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The Marine Corps plans to get rid of its tank battalions as part of an ambitious plan to draw down from roughly 186,000 to about 103,000 active-duty Marines, The Wall Street Journal first reported.
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Mr. Bolton, beaming in by video from Warsaw, where he was visiting, argued that Mr. Trump could keep his campaign pledge to draw down forces without getting in bed with killers swathed in American blood.
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The retailer said on Monday that recent movements in its stock and customer deposit levels had led to a reduction in the amount it can draw down under the working capital facility with Wells Fargo.
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"The couple has a choice, where they can slowly draw down their assets, exhaust their retirement accounts and pay down the bills," said Stacy Francis, a CFP and founder of Francis Financial in New York.
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WTI position-building is being driven by the draw down in inventories around Cushing and disruption of pipeline deliveries to the U.S. Midwest as a result of the stoppage in production at Canada's Syncrude plant.
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Yet even as the United States prepares to draw down its military presence to confront these competitors, it lacks a coherent strategy for preventing the continued spread of extremism, conflict and chaos in fragile states.
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"If Axa was forced to postpone the IPO and needed to draw down on the bridging loan, incremental cash remittance from the Swiss transaction would help to repay any short-term increase in debt," they said.
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But the latest IRS activity shows some investors think the austerity is not enough and that Riyadh will eventually draw down its $628 billion of foreign assets to levels that make defence of its currency impossible.
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There are also a number of areas the company could move into, such as working with companies that employ contract workers, and providing additional financial services to workers already using the app to draw down funds.
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There is a corresponding increase in stocks of blending components at the end of old year and the beginning of the new one, and a draw down later in January when blending ramps up (tmsnrt.rs/1mHXtd7).
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The Asian draw-down has helped lower risk-weighted assets in ANZ's institutional business, leading to a stronger-than-expected Tier-I capital ratio of 9.7 percent, said Omkar Joshi, investment analyst at Watermark Funds Management.
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"The nickel market got a bit ahead of itself, rallying as much as it did, given that we still have a lot of inventory to draw down before it becomes an overly bullish story," he added.
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They must all take a breath and establish a set of confidence-building measures that will create a kernel of trust upon which to draw down from this situation, learn from it and build upon it.
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In exchange for the chip unit stake as collateral, Toshiba hopes to get about 300 billion yen in fresh loans and to be able to draw down loan commitments worth 680 billion yen, the sources said.
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The third step of the strategy (warning: retirement jargon ahead!) is to draw down a percentage of your retirement accounts each year as income, using the Internal Revenue Service's "required minimum distribution" amount as a guideline.
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Boeing is planning to draw down on a more than $13 billion loan it secured in January earlier than expected, a person familiar with the matter said Wednesday, as the spread of the coronavirus roils markets.
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Aircraft manufacturer Boeing plunged 18% in Wednesday's session, the most since 1974 after the company said it would halt hiring and draw down the entirety of a $13.8 billion loan due because of the coronavirus crisis.
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Hotel operator Hilton said it plans to draw down on the remaining US$195m it has on a US$1.75bn revolving credit facility, according to a Wednesday filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
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NATO's train-and-advise mission in Afghanistan will draw down to around 12,000 personnel from 16,000 over the next 135 days, Stoltenberg said, although he said this would depend on the Taliban continuing to reduce violence.
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NATO's train-and-advise mission in Afghanistan will draw down to around 12,000 personnel from 16,000 over the next 135 days, Stoltenberg said, although he said this would depend on the Taliban continuing to reduce violence.
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Supporters of the president seemed to avoid wading into his statement about Kurds in Normandy, but many have applauded his efforts to draw down the American presence in Syria as a step toward stopping endless wars.
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Some HELOCs also require that you draw down from your line of credit immediately or they may require that you maintain a revolving balance on the line for a specified time period, said Lewis of NerdWallet.
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Famously doubtful of the science behind climate change, Trump has said the U.S. needs to invest more in coal, oil and natural gas, sources that produce the emissions the climate deal is designed to draw down.
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"It's just a prudent thing to do if you have a borrower that ... you think should only draw down if they need the cash flow to do some capex or to create more cash flow," Fukakusa said.
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Any increase of several thousand troops would leave U.S. forces in Afghanistan well below their peak of more than 113,000 troops in 2011, when Washington was under huge domestic political pressure to draw down the costly operation.
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With the large draw-down of international forces from a peak of 140,000 in 2011 to just over 13,000 today, America is no longer as reliant on Pakistani ports, highways and transportation companies to keep troops supplied.
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" James Carafano, a defense policy expert at the Heritage Foundation who said it's "wrong and inexcusable" to withdraw from Syria and draw down in Afghanistan without a larger strategy, downplayed the sorrow in D.C., saying "they'll survive.
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And a bipartisan group of eight House lawmakers around that time introduced a bill that would prohibit the use of Pentagon funds to draw down active duty troops in Syria below 1,500, pending a report to Congress.
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Indeed, the effect may simply be to help draw down local stocks which have accumulated thanks to the raw materials boost to China's smelters from the tin mining boom taking place just over the border in Myanmar.
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" Robin Mills, CEO of Qamar Energy and a former Shell executive added: "It does appear Iran is trying to draw down all its storage ahead of the JCPOA deadline in case it has problems exporting it later.
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With the new Taliban deal in place, the C.I.A. will not increase its presence in the country, although the agency will draw down its personnel more slowly than the military, according to people familiar with the matter.
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County Supervisor Hilda Solis said the county declared the emergency "to allow us to further draw down resources from both the federal and state level of government" and warned against the spread of misinformation regarding the virus.
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The U.S. was originally scheduled to draw down to an embassy presence in Kabul by the end of this year, but President Obama in October decided to keep 5,500 U.S. troops in the country going into 2023.
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The UN report makes clear Trump's decision last autumn to draw down forces in Syria has created a greater risk of jail breaks by the thousands of ISIS fighters currently detained by Kurdish forces in northern Syria.
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The fight over when to reach net-zero emissions mirrors similar objections environmental groups raised in the United States last month when presidential contender Beto O'Rourke unveiled his plan to draw down US emissions to zero by 2050.
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The same woman who in 2011 ordered Germany to draw down its nuclear energy sector because the risks were too high now has no problem with the risk of letting a dictatorship take hold of Germany's digital backbone.
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As a result, crude stocks were expected to remain high throughout the first half of 2017, before starting to draw down in the second half ("Oil traders see no market rebalancing until later in 2017", Reuters, Dec. 8).
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Obama promised to draw down Bush's war in Iraq, reverse Bush's tax cuts for high earners, create a national health care system, implement a program to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and avert the worst consequences of climate change.
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Wagestream — which works with employers to let employees draw down a percentage of their income in the month for a small, flat fee — today said that it has closed a Series A round of £40 million ($51 million).
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He is pretty sure that his financial philosophy is among the reasons: Unlike retirees who draw down their savings at the rate financial advisers often suggest — 22011 percent of their portfolio value per year — he is more conservative.
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Private-equity firms are busy communicating with their existing portfolio companies about how to maneuver the fluid situation, assessing business repercussions and suggesting when they should draw down on credit lines, private-equity execs, consultants, and bankers said.
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On Thursday, Ford Motor Company said it would draw down US$15.4bn from two of its revolving credit lines and suspend a dividend payment, joining several businesses that are burning cash due to the fast-spreading respiratory virus.
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In a crowded field, however, Bennet's agenda had trouble breaking through when candidates like Sanders and Warren were proposing fully nationalizing health insurance and imposing large wealth taxes designed to draw down the fortunes of America's richest residents.
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"We can confirm that the Development Bank of Southern Africa has committed 3.5 billion rand in funding to the SAA Practitioners, with an immediate draw down of 2 billion rand," said the team overseeing SAA's bankruptcy protected restructuring.
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That could add to pressure on banks, but even if every corporate borrower were to draw down their lines, the industry could fund it with $4 trillion in cash and securities, Mayo said last week in a note.
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The market is no longer as severely oversupplied as it was in the second half of 2014 and throughout 2015 but there are no signs of it moving into deficit yet which will be needed to draw down stockpiles.
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U.S. oil prices pared losses and Brent prices were modestly higher after data from the Energy Information Administration showed an unexpectedly sharp build in crude inventories, but a third weekly draw down in gasoline stocks kept losses at bay.
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Oil prices held close to four-month highs on expectations that OPEC would continue production cuts through the end of the year and after data from the American Petroleum Institute (API) showed a surprise draw-down on crude inventories.
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Some hedge fund managers such as Hayman Capital's Kyle Bass have made massive bets that the yuan will fall as loans held by Chinese banks go bad, forcing the PBOC to draw down foreign reserves to recapitalize financial institutions.
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A warm winter across the northern hemisphere kept households from burning heating oil at the usual pace, meaning stocks of distillates did not draw down as much as they normally would over the winter and the refinery maintenance season.
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A stronger dollar will increase the overall debt burden for these companies, and many emerging market countries, who would be forced to draw down their FX reserves to counter the expected capital outflow and downward pressure on their currencies.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia could scale up its military presence in Syria again within hours and would still bomb terrorist groups there despite a partial draw-down of forces ordered after military successes.
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We expect the government to finance its 35303 and 2017 deficits through a combination of transfers from the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), the dividend from ADNOC, issuance of bonds and some further draw-down of general government deposits.
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Their concerns collide with U.S. President Donald Trump's impatience to secure a deal to draw down 14,000 troops and end America's longest war, allowing him to claim a foreign policy victory as he campaigns for re-election in 2020.
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Following the ceasefire, Congress forced more Yemen war votes, helping push the UAE to draw down its forces in Yemen, spur a reduction in cross border attacks by the Saudis and Houthis, and revive negotiations between the warring parties.
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NEW YORK, March 19 (LPC) - As corporations draw down on revolving credit lines to combat the expected adverse effects on earnings of the coronavirus pandemic, the ability of US and global banks to provide liquidity has come into question.
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Many, including some Taliban officials taking part in the talks, which were held in Qatar, read Mr. Trump's remarks as confirmation that the American decision to draw down had already been made whether the insurgents offered concessions or not.
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" Trump also defended his administration's efforts to negotiate with the Afghan government and, until recently, the Taliban, in order to draw down U.S. forces in Afghanistan, telling the audience: "America's goal is not to go with these endless wars.
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A draw down to more normal levels will play a crucial role in balancing the physical oil market and restoring some stability to the energy sector and related industries, which have been rocked by a two-year oil price downturn.
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U.S. crude oil inventories fell by 8.1 million barrels in the week to July 7 to 495.6 million, according to the American Petroleum Institute (API), in an indictor that a long-standing fuel supply overhang is starting to draw down.
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High Debt, Weak Liquidity Piemonte's stock of debt has materially increased over time as the region accelerated the draw-down of subsidised and treasury loans, reducing the share of capital market debt to less than 50% of total direct debt.
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At the beginning of the week, when the IPCC's latest climate report was published—and articulated that we have around 12 years to meaningfully draw down carbon emissions or face runaway global warming—it hit like a ton of bricks.
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"If you're a hedge fund manager and you've had a significant draw-down in performance or some type of issue with service providers, or you can't clearly articulate what your investment process is, it's very difficult to raise money," Steinbrugge said.
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The Family Act, introduced in 2017 by Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Representative Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut, both Democrats, would provide a two-thirds wage replacement for parental or medical leave, without having to draw down Social Security.
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The official said the expected drop, in line with OPEC's agreement, could help draw down U.S. inventories that stood at a record 533 million barrels last week - stocks that have in part remained buoyant because of reduced seasonal refining runs.
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The official said the expected drop, in line with OPEC's agreement, could help draw down U.S. inventories that stood at a record 533 million barrels last week — stocks that have in part remained buoyant because of reduced seasonal refining runs.
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But not all retirement accounts are the same Say hello to the Roth 401(k) and the Roth IRA — two savings accounts that allow you to put away after-tax dollars and draw down income free of taxes in retirement.
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Kim wants American troops to withdraw from the Korean peninsula; Trump has indicated a readiness to draw down the 27,000 personnel stationed in South Korea and has made it clear that he would prefer to withdraw all troops from that country.
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"It's not wrong to say that it's part of an exit plan because the Barkhane mission is not intended to be there for ever, but it's hard to see how we could draw down soon," said a senior French diplomat.
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TORONTO, May 15 (Reuters) - Home Capital may need to draw down more from a high-interest credit facility provided by the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan in order to meet a debt repayment due next week, director Alan Hibben told Reuters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil traders anticipate a big draw down in crude stocks in the second half of this year as sanctions on Iran and Venezuela coupled with other supply disruptions and a sluggish response from OPEC cause a severe shortage.
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Given that the process can happen somewhat organically by simply not sending in new personnel, diplomatic security at the State Department has not received executive orders to draw down in large numbers, according to a source familiar with the execute orders.
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In February, Ford also asked its JP Morgan-led bank group to refinance US$231bn in revolving credits but in March decided to draw down on the facility and postponed its refinancing plans as market conditions deteriorated, two banking sources said.
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To curb America's imperial adventurism—and the president's personal ability to engage in it unilaterally—it is essential not only to draw down the nation's enormous global military presence but to reduce the dollar's centrality to international trade and finance.
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During his 2016 presidential campaign, Trump attacked former President Barack Obama for his decision to draw down troops in Iraq, dubbing his predecessor "the founder of ISIS" because, he argued, the Islamic State flourished in the vacuum left by American forces.
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The market has been watching reports that the world's top crude producer,Saudi Arabia, is working with other countries to draw down stocks and reduce supply, particularly as other OPEC members, including Iraq and Libya, are planning increases in output.
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"I think it's pretty presumptuous of the United States to draw down and expect the European countries to keep their current levels," said Rachel Rizzo, an adjunct fellow in the Transatlantic Security Program at the Center for a New American Security.
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Eskom had expected to draw down 7 billion rand ($481 million) from a $2.5 billion CDB loan facility by late March, but South Africa's finance ministry said in a report to parliament last month that the drawdown had been delayed.
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In the meantime, world tin stocks continue to draw down, with the ITRI data estimating that total stocks across the London Metals Exchange, the Shanghai Futures Exchange, producers and consumers will end this year around 25,000 tonnes, down from about 65,000 in 2009.
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WE WANT TO KNOW WHETHER THERE IS SOMETHING IN PROCESS TO APPROVE SOME COMPETITION FOR THE SAME PRODUCT BECAUSE COMPETITION WILL DRAW DOWN THE PRICE, AND WE WANT TO KNOW WHETHER THAT PROCESS CAN BE SPEEDED UP TO GET COMPETITION TO MARKET.
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"If China were to aggressively purchase Iranian crude oil and/or draw down on these stored volumes, oil prices would likely fall by $5.00 to $7.00 per barrel," John Kilduff, founding partner of energy trading firm Again Capital, told CNBC on Thursday.
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Cassidy is working with his own numbers, and he will tell you that other provisions in the bill, particularly one that lets states draw down on Medicaid payments to hospitals, will help offset the losses for states under the block-grant formula.
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After about two weeks, Russia's central bank returned most of the money to its Fed account, but the incident made officials monitor the account more closely for signs the sanctions had forced Moscow to draw down its reserves, the same source said.
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"It struggled to balance its budget when oil prices were high and now faces a greater challenge in the current environment as it is unable to increase its oil exports and will also have to draw down its limited savings," Ziemba added.
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The Medicaid and CHIP Payment and Access Commission (MACPAC) recently noted that various combinations of state provider taxes and intergovernmental transfers allow states to draw down federal funds without providing any additional services or improving the value of services provided to Medicaid enrollees.
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A draw down in excess jet fuel stocks will provide a rare pillar of support for Asia's massive refining sector that has been hit by poor profits, given weak demand for its main product - diesel - amid an economic slowdown in top consumer China.
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Here's this week's briefing: With Secretary of Defense James Mattis leaving the Pentagon at the end of the year, a key question for any prospective replacement is how to execute on presidential guidance to draw down US troops from actively hostile theaters.
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Throw in an anticipated troop draw down in Afghanistan involving about 7,000 more troops, and the next defense secretary faces a herculean task that includes the unenviable job of convincing coalition members to stay engaged in missions we are turning away from.
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Both Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton are also uncomfortable with the President's desire to draw down quickly, particularly in Syria where both would like to use US leverage to constrain and ultimately push Iran out of Syria.
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The procedures will allow Puerto Rico to estimate the costs of big projects up front - with help from third-party advisers - and draw down from approved grants, eliminating the slow and cumbersome process of being reimbursed for upfront spending on each segment.
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A number of companies have reached out to their lenders with requests to draw down on their revolvers or increase their credit lines, with more expected, as they look to fortify their balance sheets against an uncertain market backdrop, a second banker said.
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GM's decision to borrow as early as Friday comes on the heels of a similar choice by rival Ford Motor Co that canceled a debt refinancing transaction after it also announced plans to draw down on its credit facility, two banking sources said.
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If you planned to follow the popular rule where you draw down 22000% of your portfolio each year, that would mean in your first year of retirement you'd have an income of $22019,603, according to an example provided to CNBC by Charles Schwab.
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If millions of barrels a day of oil production were suspended, that would quickly draw down storage tanks and send oil prices soaring, analysts say, although the United States government could seek to calm markets by releasing fuel from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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Gary Ross, head of global oil analytics at S&P Global Platts, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" earlier this week that people are worried Trump could draw down the Strategic Petroleum Reserve because he is worried about gasoline prices heading into the midterm elections.
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The agreement could lead to the gradual draw down of all of the almost 14,000 US troops in the country, fulfilling a longstanding goal and campaign pledge of the President's, just as the most intense period of the 2020 election campaign gets underway.
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Spring refinery maintenance in Asia is expected to be the heaviest since 2014, with 1 million bpd more capacity shut in March and April this year than during the same time in 2016, which will significantly draw down diesel stocks, the consultants said.
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The disclosure comes as U.S. President Donald Trump and the Pentagon look to draw down the number of forces in Afghanistan to focus more on battling al Qaeda and Islamic State, as the administration hopes for a peace deal with the Taliban.
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The smarter move, instead, is to cut off the cycle of escalation: to draw down your military efforts before the offensive hits its limits and try to negotiate some type of diplomatic agreement at a time when your proxy is looking stronger.
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Eskom had expected to draw down 7 billion rand ($481 million) from a $2.5 billion CDB loan facility by late March, but South Africa's finance ministry said last month that the drawdown had been delayed, meaning a planned bailout had to be brought forward.
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To widen it, Rubio needs to pull himself out of his ongoing political skirmishes with Christie and Bush, and do what nobody else thus far has been able to do with consistent success: draw down Trump's and Cruz's support by winning over their supporters.
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In a sign of sluggish consumer spending, cash withdrawals from automated teller machines dropped to the lowest level for more than a year in February, the central bank data showed, while the government continued to draw down foreign assets to help pay its bills.
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The United States accounts for much of the decline in advanced economies, with a reduction to 1.6 percent growth from 2.2 percent forecast in July, due to a disappointing first-half performance caused by weak business investment and a draw-down of goods inventories.
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"The OPEC+ decision to extend production cuts should be sufficient to draw down OECD inventories through the end of the year, but these cuts will need to be extended through 2020 just to keep the oil market near balance," Jefferies equity analyst Jason Gamel said.
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Numerous European banks have not yet seen their borrowers draw down much of the credit that has been allotted for them, or, even more perplexing to analysts and investors, aren't saying what their exposure to commodity-sensitive credit is, or what has already been committed.
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Chicago, who's debt is so high that it would require 2628 years of city tax revenue to pay it off, has increased taxes, added new fines and fees to generate additional revenue streams, and made cuts in government spending to draw down its problem.
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Votel said he was "not privy" to any talks between the US, Russia and Israel that would seek to draw down US forces in Syria in exchange for Russian guarantees to keep Iranian forces and Iranian backed-groups away from the Israel-Syria border region.
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Vital questions that remain to be answered include what rewards and assurances Kim Jong-un can expect from the U.S. and other major powers in return for abandoning his nuclear ambitions, and the possible withdrawal or draw down of U.S. troops in South Korea.
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NEW YORK, March 25 (LPC) - General Motors Co (GM) is managing a delicate balancing act as it readies to draw down US$16bn in loans while refinancing debt of similar size, facing a longer than expected shutdown of its plants and considerable revenue losses.
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The bank and Laura Ashley's majority shareholder MUI Asia Ltd are discussing arrangements that will let the retailer use funds from the facility for immediate requirements, and to draw down additional amounts to meet ongoing working capital needs in the short to medium term.
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While these financial stresses can certainly lead consumers to draw down savings, unexpected costs are generally idiosyncratic, and data on weekly jobless claims suggest there is no widespread loss of jobs, certainly not the magnitude needed to show up in the aggregate income data.
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That has meant that GoFundMe will be integrating with a wider variety of payment solutions globally in order to enable them to use its platform, both to raise money from the widest number of people, and to be able to eventually draw down and use funds.
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The most recent major United Nations report by the world's top climate scientists concluded we have just over a decade to draw down emissions to the point that we might avoid runaway climate change and the soaring temperatures and rising sea levels that will accompany it.
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Meanwhile, Home Capital, Canada's biggest alternative lender, said it expected to draw down half of a C$228 billion ($472 billion) credit line that it secured last week, as it seeks to offset the impact of a steep fall in high-interest savings accounts (HISA) deposits.
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Mismatch relieved: OPEC cuts, Asian demand and an outlet for U.S. production On the back of OPEC's decision to cut production in late-2016, the market has been working toward balance, global inventories have begun to draw down, and prices have been considerably higher, year-on-year.
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"With a continuation of the OPEC and non-OPEC producer deal in the second half of 2017 and the expected associated inventory draw-down, we expect oil prices to move above $60 a barrel by the second half of the year," said analysts at the bank.
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He listed several broad categories of income in terms of tax treatment: "You can think of these as different 'buckets' of money, and the idea is that prior to starting to draw down from your assets, you spread money across a variety of investment vehicles," said Hamilton.
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Prosecutors said, for example, that Ms. Harris used a forged lease to draw down discretionary funds from the City Council, money that was supposed to be used to rent a studio space for the nonprofit, which seeks to involve children and young adults in the arts.
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Even though there is a scientific consensus on the need to draw down carbon from the air, there are concerns that heavily relying on carbon capture and negative emissions technologies could take away from efforts to cut down on fossil fuel use in the first place.
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The veil of secrecy attested to just how sensitive the topic remains, but over the course of the two-day gathering, the group coalesced around big ideas like the need to pay farmers to use their land to draw down carbon from the atmosphere, participants told POLITICO.
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"Inventories for both diesel and jet usually build through September and draw-down in winter, but we have missed a re-stocking window due to Shell's Pernis refinery and Harvey, so we'll enter winter with low stocks," said Nevyn Nah, a Singapore-based analyst at Energy Aspects.
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Even as Washington digested Trump's surprise decisions this week to remove U.S. troops from Syria and to draw down the military presence in Afghanistan, it was Mattis' departure and the attendant strategic uncertainty that sources said really vexed officials across the administration and in the U.S. Congress.
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"With a continuation of the OPEC/non-OPEC producer deal in the second half of 2017 and the expected associated inventory draw-down, we expect oil prices to move above $60 a barrel by the second half of the year, " Citi analysts said in a note published Monday.
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"It's so much easier to think of Guam as a base and not understand well no, there are real impacts of hosting a US presence that is this large," said Victoria-Lola Leon Guerrero, an independence activist who also wants to see the military draw down their presence.
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"Only in 2017 will we finally see oil supply and demand aligned, but the enormous stocks being accumulated will act as a dampener on the pace of recovery in oil prices when the market, having balanced, then starts to draw down those stocks," the IEA said in its report.
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The fear all along among right-wing Israelis has been that Mr. Trump would draw down some of the good will he has banked with Mr. Netanyahu, possibly by demanding such hard-to-swallow concessions as statehood for Palestine with a part of Jerusalem carved out for its capital.
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"After I retired, I found it was more difficult to manage my money because you need to come up with a draw-down strategy that&aposll provide you with lifetime income, while minimizing taxes," Friedman, who retired at 58 after a three-decade career in manufacturing, told Business Insider.
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But the situation has recently deteriorated amid tense ties with India, the draw-down of NATO forces in Afghanistan and a domestic power struggle between civil authorities and Pakistan's influential army, which maintains tight control over foreign, internal and external security policies, Eurasia Group said in a note on Wednesday.
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MORGAN BRENNAN: I want to dig into all that technology a bit more, but first, some of the experts that I have spoken to said as we do draw down troops in places like Afghanistan and Syria that it could become more challenging for the Army to request more funding.
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Most analysts said the oversupplied market would not begin to draw down stocks until early next year, but the disruptions and demand helped give a near-term boost to markets that are grappling with crude production that is exceeding demand by 1 million to 2 million barrels per day (bpd).
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ALBANY — The state comptroller's office has threatened to reject future requests for lucrative stipend payments worth tens of thousands of dollars from the Republican-led State Senate as a result of its continued use of false committee titles to draw down payments for senators who are part of its ruling coalition.
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Ross said he believes there is a danger that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-members, who agreed to cut supply by 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) through March of next year, continue to draw down supply even as the world's global surplus has dropped significantly.
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The central bank did not explain the reasons for the December data, but a jump in oil prices to three-year highs has lifted revenues, and this may have reduced the need for the government to draw down the reserves - though not entirely removed it, as Riyadh is still running a deficit.
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Russia failed to ensure Assad would stop using chemicals, failed to rein in Iran's influence as requested by Israel and Moscow's own Arab allies, and failed to deliver on in its own plan to work with Iran and Turkey to establish so-called de-escalation zones meant to draw down the war.
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Other tasks that have occupied American service members and intelligence professionals, such as the training of Afghan forces and airstrikes on Taliban militants, will wind down or even cease in the months to come if the accord holds, and as international troops draw down and the Taliban sit for talks with the government.
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"The majority of our rated portfolio [hospitals] should be able to withstand a temporary disruption — though temporary is not a well-defined term right now," said Lisa Goldstein, associate managing director at Moody's, adding that many hospitals have been taking steps to draw down credit lines to make sure they can maintain liquidity.
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The headline provisions of the deal are that it requires the United States to draw down to 8,600 troops in 135 days and lays out a 14-month timeline for a full U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan if the Taliban meets its commitments to refuse safe haven to terrorist groups including al Qaeda.
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The company said recent movements in its stock and customer deposit levels had led to a reduction in the amount it can draw down under the working capital facility with its lender Wells Fargo & Co. Laura Ashley's total group sales fell 10.8% to 109.6 million pounds ($142.89 million) in six months ended Dec.
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The diplomatic draw down comes as the US is hopeful that a peace deal will be reached with the Taliban that would pave the way to reduce the number of US troops in the country from approximately 14,000 to between 8,000 and 9,000 in the coming months, according to two sources familiar with the negotiations.
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Tomorrow, Seema Verma, administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, will send a letter to every state Medicaid director inviting them to apply for permission to draw down federal funds in a radically new way — a way Republicans say will rein in unsustainable spending but that Democrats argue could hurt vulnerable Americans.
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At the same time, America needs Russia at least acquiescent if it is going to face down China economically or militarily, as Trump has suggested he is inclined to do; enforce restraints on Iran's nuclear program; maintain the continued draw-down of both American and Russian nuclear arms; and hold North Korea and its missiles at bay.
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One of the first things the next president will have to decide is whether to continue to draw down troops in Afghanistan, as the Obama administration had planned, to effectively zero, or whether conditions on the ground merit a substantial long-term presence of US troops in noncombat roles helping to support the Afghan army and police.
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COM * NATIONAL VISION HOLDINGS INC - HAS NO MEANINGFUL MATURITIES DUE UNTIL 2024 * NATIONAL VISION - ELECTED TO BORROW REMAINING $146.3 MILLION IN AVAILABLE FUNDS UNDER REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY * NATIONAL VISION HOLDINGS - WITH THE RECENT DRAW DOWN ON REVOLVING CREDIT FACILITY, COMPANY HAS OVER $250.0 MILLION IN AVAILABLE CASH ON HAND Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The company said on Monday recent movements in its stock and customer deposit levels had led to a reduction in the amount it can draw down under the working capital facility with U.S. bank Wells Fargo & Co. The lender provided an asset-based loan of 20 million pounds to Laura Ashley last year, using the company's assets as collateral.
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Which makes this an issue that could become part of the 22001 discussion, especially as the US grapples with how to deal with its continued presence in Syria, where President Donald Trump said he would remove troops, and in Afghanistan, where Barack Obama once said he was drawing down combat troops, where Trump has said he will draw down troops.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Friday night touted "progress being made for all" amid talks to draw down nuclear weapons in North Korea.
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The new paper considers even bolder options: A "radical" wealth tax of 10 percent of wealth over $1 billion that's meant to gradually draw down the wealth of billionaires, and a "confiscatory" tax of 90 percent on wealth over $1 billion meant to raise huge sums of revenue all at once and then (by setting a de facto maximum wealth level) never again.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE told a group of Republican senators Wednesday evening that he is sticking with his plan to draw down U.S. forces in Syria and Afghanistan, marking a new era in American foreign policy.
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The following is a list of companies that have announced plans to take on additional loans and extend credit lines: ** Boeing Co is planning to draw down the rest of a $22.5 billion loan it agreed last month, a source told Reuters on Wednesday, as the coronavirus outbreak adds to pressure on the U.S. planemaker due to the grounding of its 21.5 MAX jets.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 85033 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), an isolationist who supported Trump's decision on Syria, came back from a White House meeting after the attack saying Trump would stick with his plan, as well as draw down U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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That's because not all of Voi's previous Series A commitment was cashed in after the company was offered more favourable terms for its $30 million Series A extension and therefore elected not to draw down the second tranche of its original Series A. Launched in 2018, the company is best-known for its e-scooter rentals but now pitches itself as a micro-mobility provider, offering a number of different transport devices.
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The document, which comes as President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE plans to draw down its military presence in Afghanistan, calls for a "comprehensive review" to look into whether the embassy is appropriately staffed, according to NPR.
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Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman James InhofeJames (Jim) Mountain InhofeDemocrats, environmentalists blast Trump rollback of endangered species protections Bottom Line Overnight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador MORE (R-Okla.) said leaving a small force behind in Syria "ensures that any draw down reflects conditions on the ground," and ensures "stability in the region," according to a statement released Saturday.
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Lawmakers on Sunday urged President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to take action in response to a reported chemical attack in Syria that comes as Trump pushes for a draw down of U.S. troops in the war-torn nation.
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Future developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to a negative rating action include: --Total debt-to-adjusted operating EBITDA sustained above mid 173x range due to materially lower than expected operating income, or unanticipated debt-financed acquisitions; --Negative cash deficit over multiyear period driven by higher capital investment and working capital requirements funded by debt; --Revenue weaker than expectations; --EBITDA margins (absent COGS adjustments) sustained below 20%; --Grower equity as a percent of total capitalization declines to the lower 20% range; --Lack of appropriate level of external liquidity with sufficient covenant capacity in the event of a material revolver draw-down.
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