Total's shares rose about 3% before easing off their highs.
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The benchmark Hang Seng Index was also seen easing off by 0.4 percent.
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Slowly easing off caffeine may help you avoid the most painful withdrawal symptoms.
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What is important is not pushing too far or easing off too much.
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The stock gained as much as 6.9 percent in morning trading, before easing off slightly.
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China's yuan retreated from near seven-month highs, also helped by tight liquidity easing off.
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Rain was forecast to continue steadily through Wednesday and Thursday, before easing off on Friday.
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Shares rose more than 8% to an intraday high of $27.69 before easing off slightly.
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Viacom shares jumped 4.5 percent on news of The New Yorker's article before easing off.
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This all points to an easing off of growth - but not one that necessarily presages trouble ahead.
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Strange as it may seem, he insists that taking on a second directorship represents an easing off.
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The S&P and Nasdaq also hit record levels immediately after open, before easing off their highs.
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John Cena, its greatest bankable star this century, is easing off the throttle on his in-ring career.
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But Halpenny said he was upbeat on the currency from here on, viewing political risk as easing off.
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The index fell 0.68 percent on Tuesday, easing off a two-month high hit in the previous session.
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The offshore yuan also firmed to its strongest level in six months, hitting 6.8662 yuan before easing off.
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Van Niekerk won the gold medal in the 400 on Tuesday, easing off to finish in 43.98 seconds.
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In other words, slowly tapering your nicotine intake could be a good first step to easing off e-cigs.
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Cargo container volumes at U.S. seaports are easing off 2018's record levels as importers work through those inventories.
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Meanwhile, fighting erupted again in the strategic port city of Hodeidah, aid workers told CNN, after briefly easing off.
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Forecasts ranged between 1.80 percent and 3.00 percent, and suggested price pressures are easing off from earlier in 2018.
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The S&P 500 was up 11.66 points, or 2331 percent, at 21,2482, easing off from a high of 21,2260.
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This week, the 10-year Treasury note yield touched seven-year highs above 3.2 percent before easing off those levels.
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For the men, easing off slightly as they approach the handoff is clearly worth the reduced risk of a fumble.
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Germany's 5-year bond yield was last up 3 bps at 0.08 percent, easing off two-week highs around 0.097 percent.
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Beijing (CNN Business)The US-China rivalry isn't easing off — it may, in fact, be about to get even more intense.
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German 10-year bond yields for instance rose 3 bps on the day to 0.24 percent before easing off to 0.22 percent .
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The Fed's gradual rate hikes do not amount to hitting the brakes; the Fed is just easing off the accelerator a little.
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Instead, the sponsors tried to strike a balance, being insistent on issues like health and education but easing off in other areas.
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The Health Care ETF fell to an intraday low of $89.22 on Tuesday before easing off the bottom to end at $89.49.
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Indeed, ECB rate setter Ewald Nowotny pretty much shut down any move soon, particularly about tapering, or easing off its asset-buying program.
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The S&P 500 bank sub-sector rose 2.61% as rate-sensitive lenders benefited from U.S. Treasury bond yields easing off their lows.
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The S&P 500 bank sub-sector rose 22% as rate-sensitive lenders benefited from U.S. Treasury bond yields easing off their lows.
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The S&P 500 bank sub-sector rose 11% as rate-sensitive lenders benefited from U.S. Treasury bond yields easing off their lows.
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By April of 2010, there was a growing consensus among people in my social group that it was best to start easing off.
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Prospects of an ECB taper have risen up the agenda and some analysts are now expecting the central bank to signal an easing off.
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Republicans and the financial services industry have praised the Mulvaney for easing off of lenders they say were strangled by the bureau's former leadership.
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The Bovespa dropped 3.3433%, easing off one-month highs as a handful of retailers fell on the news that U.S. online retail giant Amazon.
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It is neither pressing on the gas pedal to make the car go faster nor easing off so much that the car slows down.
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A wildcard in all this is that the Trump administration might try to pressure China into easing off the joint venture rule, as Musk asked.
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The easing off in expansion would likely reinforce the RBNZ's view that rates should remain at a record low while it works to boost tepid inflation.
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Wall Street's equity volatility gauge, the VIX - the spike in which had kicked off the ructions - was at 1.83 percent, easing off Friday's 21.8 percent close.
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The White House can get by with just easing off the brakes on new regulations a bit by year's end, kicking and screaming all the while.
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Medical marijuana patient Justin Loizos, who has a dispensary in north Toronto, told VICE he advises patients on how they might go about easing off opioids.
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And despite the pro-legalization argument that easing off prohibition might put shady dealers out of business, the reality is looking a bit more complicated than that.
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite hit record levels immediately after the open, before easing off their highs to trade little changed on the day.
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But nowhere are the complaints more jarring and the threats more specific than in the environmental arena, where, nationwide, the Trump administration has been easing off enforcement.
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A longer gear allows pilots to use the same take-off angle rather than easing off to avoid striking the runway with the tail of the longer jet.
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"The risk aversion move that had gripped the market is easing off a little bit today," said Gary Kerdus, global payments executive for XE.com, in Orange County, California.
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Profits for oil and natural gas extraction rose 333 percent in the first eleven months of the year, easing off from a 371 percent jump for January-October.
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After a slight easing off on Friday, the heatwave is expected to pick up again on Saturday, with parts of Sydney set to reach more than 116 Fahrenheit.
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WASHINGTON — The White House sent out a message aimed at mollifying Turkey's president on Tuesday, suggesting that the United States was easing off its support for the Syrian Kurds.
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Later, she took on Trump's plans more directly, easing off on earlier pleas for Congress to inject more money into the economy to take the burden off the central bank.
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The seasons have long shaped violence in Afghanistan with fighting easing off in the winter, when mountain passes get snowed in, and picking up again in the spring and summer.
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"We knew that the Yamaha was very strong already in practice," said Marquez, who recognized Vinales was faster but stuck with him as long as he could before easing off.
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WELLINGTON, May 14 (Reuters) - Growth in New Zealand's services sector edged down in April, a survey showed on Monday, easing off from the rapid pace it struck the previous month.
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The stock rose about 3% before easing off its highs as the company bucked a trend in the industry which has seen profits tumble in the last three months of 20203.
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The stock rose about 3% before easing off its highs as the company bucked a trend in the industry which has seen profits tumble in the last three months of 20203.
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"We note that Brazil's profitability in second half of 2019 should benefit from price increase, better product mix and cost of goods sold pressures easing off," analysts from Goldman Sachs wrote.
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One of Draghi's rate-setting colleagues, Ewald Nowotny, has also pretty much shut down any move soon, particularly on tapering, or easing off its asset-buying program - something economists have noted.
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The Hang Seng index fell 126.593 percent to 27,757.09 points, easing off more than two-year highs hit on Tuesday, while the China Enterprises Index lost 1.1 percent to 10,962.60 points.
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The president has blasted the Fed since July for raising interest rates toward neutral levels and easing off stimulative monetary policy, calling the bank his "biggest threat" in a Tuesday interview.
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Shares in the company rose as much as 9.2 percent before easing off a bit to trade up 7.5 percent at 142.50 pence by 1006 GMT on the London Stock Exchange.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 8 (Reuters) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi dismissed the idea on Thursday that changes in the bank's asset-purchasing programme meant it was easing off, or tapering the programme.
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After easing off a little on Wednesday, it was back up half a percent on Thursday at around $1.85 by 1500 GMT, less than a cent away from Tuesday's high of $1.2908.
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Consumer chief vows not to let up under Trump: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Director Richard Cordray is showing little sign of easing off the gas as the Trump administration takes hold.
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In other markets, Pernod said disruption from a ban on alcohol sales near highways in India, its second largest market, continued to weigh on sales but that this is now easing off.
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, last year's race winner, finished second — easing off towards the finish to save the tyres — to cut Lewis Hamilton's overall lead to 14 points after six of 21 rounds.
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Stocks plummeted through lows of the year and investors flocked to bonds after the Fed failed to sound like it was easing off its tighter policy path as much as markets had expected.
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Investors are now pricing in a 24.5% chance of a 50-point cut in U.S. rates later this month, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool, easing off the 20193% probability hit on Thursday.
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Investors are now pricing in a 1.1023% chance of a 50-point cut in U.S. rates later this month, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool, easing off the 60.2% probability hit on Thursday.
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However, the idea of easing off on tariffs has divided the White House, and Trump has said publicly that he has not committed to lifting any of his administration's duties against Chinese exports.
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Investors are now pricing in a 43.1% chance of a 50-basis point cut in U.S. rates later this month, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool, easing off the 60.2% probability hit on Thursday.
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"Maybe not in time for this Memorial Day long weekend, but looking into next week, potentially prices easing off a little bit and not really resuming their track upward until the end of June."
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Between the lines, per Axios contributor Bill Bishop: The North Korea issue is one that could quickly return to the forefront of U.S. policy towards China if Beijing is easing off the sanctions pressure.
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Elsewhere, the euro was trading at $1.1097 easing off earlier lows as Italian stocks rallied on hopes that a snap election could be avoided by an arrangement to form a new government in Rome.
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"As we reach our dual-mandate objectives, I believe that the Federal Reserve should be gradually easing off the accelerator — we no longer need to be stimulating the U.S. economy," he said in an essay.
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"If you really want to reduce bank regulation you have to change the nature of the Fed so it really has the desire to start easing off," said Dick Bove, banking analyst at Rafferty Capital Markets.
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China's foreign exchange reserves rose in April to $3.22 trillion, central bank data showed on Saturday, marking a second monthly rise this year and suggesting the central bank is easing off its interventions as capital outflows ease.
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Firstly because the 19-point swing in its favour is the first solid sign that the party's long slump, during and after its unpopular participation in the last coalition government, is bottoming out and perhaps easing off.
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The data showed crude runs rose 7.4 percent in October to 50.51 million tonnes, or 11.89 million barrels per day (bpd) on a daily basis, easing off the record pace of 12 million bpd set in September.
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The real barely managed to stay in positive territory, while Sao Paulo-traded stocks slid 0.8%, easing off record high levels as enthusiasm over the passage of the pension reform bill in the lower house faded away.
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Pernod, the world's second-biggest spirits group behind Britain's Diageo, said disruption from a ban on alcohol sales near highways in India, its second largest market, continued to weigh on sales but added this was now easing off.
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KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (Reuters) - A blast in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar on Tuesday caused dozens of casualties, officials said, as fighting across the country showed no sign of easing off during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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WASHINGTON — The Department of Education is scaling back investigations into civil rights violations at the nation's public schools and universities, easing off mandates imposed by the Obama administration that the new leadership says have bogged down the agency.
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Under McConnell's hastily revised set of procedures for the trial, there will be 48 hours of opening arguments - 24 hours for each side - over six days, easing off an earlier plan to keep them to two days each.
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The greatest of female skiers, who has battled knee injuries and said last week that her body was 'beyond repair', was first out of the start hut and ended up equal 11th fastest despite easing off at the end.
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"Home prices continue to rise twice as fast as inflation, but the pace is easing off in the most recent numbers," David M. Blitzer, chairman of the Index Committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices, said in a statement.
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Gilt yields tracked the move higher in Bunds yields to hit a two-week high of 1.227 percent, before easing off to 1.215 percent, while 10-year U.S. Treasury yields were up over four basis points to 2.695 percent.
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European and Japanese central banks are reluctant to signal any new monetary easing ahead, and sterling's Brexit-fueled devaluation of near 20 percent has aggravated the UK inflation picture, probably taking further Bank of England easing off the table.
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European and Japanese central banks are reluctant to signal any new monetary easing ahead, and sterling's Brexit-fueled devaluation of near 20163 percent has aggravated the UK inflation picture, probably taking further Bank of England easing off the table.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The three-year rout in foreign exchange emerging markets is probably easing off, a Reuters Poll suggested on Thursday, with an increasing number of strategists questioning whether the U.S. dollar will be able to set new highs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond is set to announce some modest infrastructure spending and housing stimulus next week, according to a Reuters poll of economists that found widespread expectations of a marked easing-off on deficit reduction.
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No big moves in monetary policy are expected, but minutes from the last Governing Council meeting indicate that some members have begun arguing that the bank should begin easing off on its large purchases of government and corporate bonds.
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Trump has refused to blame the Saudi Crown Prince, whom he sees as a vital Middle East ally, which led some to believe that he would be more amenable to Turkish demands in exchange for Erdogan's easing off the case.
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Ligand is eligible to receive a 9 percent royalty on sales of the drug, which was originally developed by Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Retrophin shares were up about 38 percent at $22.47, easing off from a session high of $23.51.
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The volcano, one of the most active in the world, has been largely dormant for the last two years, but it sprung to life with bright orange lava spewing out high over the Mediterranean Island, eventually easing off by Tuesday morning.
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BEIJING, May 7(Reuters) - China's foreign exchange reserves rose in April to $3.22 trillion, central bank data showed on Saturday, marking a second monthly rise this year and suggesting the central bank is easing off its interventions as capital outflows ease.
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Adding to nerves, was the yield on the 252-year U.S Treasury bonds hitting 3 percent for the first time since 2014, before easing off, due to a growing supply of government debt and accelerating inflation as commodity prices gained.
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Blake, who won bronze at the Commonwealth Games in April, recovered from a less than explosive start to catch the field at the 60-metre mark, before easing off to finish behind training partner Kenroy Anderson, who clocked 10.10 seconds.
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By easing off the proposal for a down payment on wall construction, Mr. Trump may have cleared one of the biggest obstacles to passage of the spending bill before financing for most government operations expires at the end of the week.
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Monday's meeting appeared, however, to raise the specter of easing off on those tough conditions, with Mr. Dijsselbloem suggesting there could be a "shift from austerity to structural reforms" as part of efforts to draw the I.M.F. into the bailout.
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LIBOR has been retreating on expectations the Fed might slow its rate hikes, or even stop raising rates in 2019, to counter evidence of easing off in housing and business activities even as the domestic jobs market has remained tight, analysts said.
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The roles were reversed in the second half as Serbia picked up the pace, Bogdanovic scoring five quick points as his side went ahead midway through the third period, and they led by as many as 18 before easing off towards the end.
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He told the Wall Street Journal in an interview on Friday that he would consider keeping parts of Obamacare intact — easing off his calls for a total repeal — after Obama spoke to him on the issue at the White House on Thursday.
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Still, suggestions that the drag on inflation is temporary and may be looked past, reinforced expectations that the bank is going to curb stimulus this autumn, easing off the accelerator even if easy monetary policy is likely to persist for years to come.
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I had a hard time figuring out the balance between easing off the clutch while rolling into the gas when I first learned to drive stick, and that problem compounded now that I was also expected to wheel a performance car around Utah Motorsports Campus.
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The timing and size of the reduction in the size of short positions varied but while Intesa and UniCredit were off Consob's disclosure radar by mid-2018, signs of an easing off in short-selling of smaller banks emerged around the end of 2018.
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ECB President Mario Draghi is likely to point to still-weak inflation, muted wage growth and an uncertain outlook to argue that easing off the accelerator now could unravel years of work that have consumed much of the ECB's firepower, a poll of analysts showed.
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While Baumbach's characters have never lost their lacerating wit — his obsession with their lowest moments and ugliest conflicts is a longstanding virtue — there has been a softening to his perspective as he's gotten older and an easing off on that Margot-like instinct to provoke.
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"Consumers are easing off their spendthrift ways from the second quarter and are adopting more prudent attitudes, perhaps still nervous over trade tensions and the slowing of hiring -though that still remains robust," said Robert Frick, corporate economist at Navy Federal Credit Union in Vienna, Virginia.
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As many as 15 of the 28 smog-prone cities in and around the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region could still experience higher smog levels than two years ago, even if they meet their targets, stoking fears that China was easing off in a bid to reduce economic pressures.
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Fears are growing that a recurrence is on the cards of the "taper tantrum" of May 2013, when the Federal Reserve said it was considering easing off of its bond buying programme - a move that sent 10-year US Treasuries rocketing from around 1.4% to almost 23% in less than four months.
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) Director Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE is showing little sign of easing off the gas as the Trump administration takes hold.
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One of the highest-profile anti-Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE super PACs is easing off the presumptive GOP presidential nominee and shifting its focus to congressional races instead.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 22020 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE on Tuesday said he hopes to have the country "opened up" by Easter — Sunday, April 12 — his most concrete goal to date for easing off restrictions meant to curb the spread of the coronavirus.
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