They need to fall sharply to nearly zero by midcentury.
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"Markets fall sharply, but can also rebound quickly," McBride says.
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"Gold imports will fall sharply in June," the dealer said.
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Venezuela, Syria, Botswana, India and Yemen saw happiness fall sharply.
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But at times when prices fall sharply, borrowing costs go up.
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If there is no deal, analysts expect oil prices to fall sharply.
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"Only if wholesale costs fall sharply will the pressure abate," he said.
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Capital Economics predicts that the pound would fall sharply, possibly to $1.20.
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Eurowings' revenue was also forecast to fall sharply in the second quarter.
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Investors fear that bonds could fall sharply when the Fed starts raising rates.
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That is what could really fall sharply and drag the economy into recession.
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Kraft Heinz projected that 2019 earnings will fall sharply to about $6.4 billion.
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If it were to be regulated like a utility, profits could fall sharply.
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As Britain leaves the European single market, trade volumes are expected to fall sharply.
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Its quarterly economic forecast showed sterling could fall sharply and unemployment would probably rise.
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One significant source of revenue, real estate transfer taxes, is expected to fall sharply.
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Meanwhile, the number of new asylum seekers arriving in Germany continues to fall sharply.
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Next year, he expects the number of regulators, and bribes, to fall sharply again.
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And net cash income is expected to fall sharply this year without those subsidies.
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Years of underinvestment from the country have caused Venezuela's oil production to fall sharply.
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Fitbit shares fall sharply, while Garmin sheds gains after Apple launches Apple Watch Series 4.
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Mortgage rates continued to fall sharply this week to the lowest level since August 2017.
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If Mr. Trump stages a comeback in the next debates, expect stocks to fall sharply.
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Business activity will likely fall sharply across advanced economies in the first half of 2020.
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Vehicles today contain 80 to 120 ECUs, numbers expected to fall sharply in coming years.
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The fund's net income is expected to fall sharply to 100.8 billion tenge this year.
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With few willing buyers and many forced sellers, the clearing price for houses could fall sharply.
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Discretionary outlays are already slated under current law to fall sharply as a share of GDP.
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In Asia, Malaysia's Kimanis crude exports will also fall sharply in July because of field maintenance.
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Since the election, he has made bets that the market will fall sharply from these levels.
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Obamacare caused the percentage of Americans without insurance to fall sharply, to the lowest level ever.
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Both companies have seen shares fall sharply this year amid the slowdown in hydraulic fracturing demand.
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In early October, Honeywell saw its stock fall sharply after investors interpreted management's 2017 outlook as grim.
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Asian nations might be forced to devalue if China lets the yuan fall sharply (see Free exchange).
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The lira could fall sharply, as it did last summer, with drastic repercussions for businesses and livelihoods.
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One answer is that we were right, and that — at least until midnight — markets did fall sharply.
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Prices will have to fall sharply for shippers to profitably move U.S. crude to foreign buyers, traders said.
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In years to come, and as the method gains popularity, the production costs are expected to fall sharply.
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In response, carriers, looking to protect their market share, have allowed freight rates to fall sharply, Zim said.
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By 2030, that ratio will fall sharply to 4 to 1, and to 3 to 85033 in 2050.
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Violent protests could also affect business and consumer confidence, and cause financial markets to fall sharply, they said.
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Among other competitive pressures, U.S. corporate income taxes are set to fall sharply, creating benefits for energy companies.
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But analysts warn shipments could fall sharply early next year if the U.S. follows through on higher duties.
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However, U.S. crude oil stockpiles did fall sharply by 6.3 million barrels in the week to June 1.83.
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The premium, which was 2600 percent on June 30, could fall sharply if other investment vehicles come along.
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If this was right, then a surprise Trump win should have led stocks to fall, and fall sharply.
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Equities could fall sharply as U.S.-China trade relations worsen, hedge-fund titan David Tepper warned on Thursday.
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Above all, coal use needs to fall sharply—easy improvements to date in carbon efficiency are not enough.
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While that number will increase as the esports audience continues to grow, betting on games could fall sharply.
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The two-part vote is expected to take place in the evening and fall sharply along party lines.
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Ocean levels fall sharply in such bitterly cold periods as water is tied up in massive continental ice sheets.
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First, the assets financed by the debt build-up would need to fall sharply in price or prove uneconomic.
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Banks, including JPMorgan, have seen their stock prices fall sharply because of economic concerns and record low bond yields.
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Shippers have been looking to protect their market share and have allowed freight rates to fall sharply, Zim said.
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Some in the market say the euro could fall sharply if far-right anti-euro candidate Marine Le Pen wins.
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Chinese growth expectations fall sharply to net 50 percent expecting a weaker economy, as compared to 219 percent last month.
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FTIT8300 as Italian government bond yields continued to fall sharply on hopes that Rome could cut its budget spending plans.
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Traders expect markets to fall sharply if Mr. Trump wins, with Mexican stocks and bonds likely to suffer the most.
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However, coal usage started to fall sharply late in the last decade because of the abundance of cheap natural gas.
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It has also warned that sterling could fall sharply and that a technical recession is possible if Britons vote to leave.
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When autonomous cars that are allowed to move with nobody inside them become widespread, demand for private cars could fall sharply.
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But a large decline in the breeding herd means output of the country's most popular meat will continue to fall sharply.
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Temperatures then will fall sharply Thursday evening into the overnight, with lows in the 20s to around 30 by Friday morning.
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The IMF was predicting GDP growth of 4.3 percent this year, but that could fall sharply after sanctions are re-imposed.
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I.O. declared war, calling for a boycott that lasted 10 years and caused Coors sales and market shares to fall sharply.
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But management made clear that the increase was just a blip and that prices would fall sharply in the coming months.
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"Uncertainty exists over the outlook on global economy, but I don't think demand will fall sharply," a transport equipment maker's manager wrote.
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The midcap index meanwhile saw online trading platform Plus23 fall sharply on a report that it may have "misled" investors over losses.
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But if NAFTA is scrapped, the peso will fall sharply, given Mexico sells 80 percent of its exports to the United States.
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The midcap FTSE 204579 meanwhile saw online trading platform Plus27820 fall sharply on a report that it may have "misled" investors over losses.
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Market volatility is the statistical measure of a market or security's tendency to rise or fall sharply within a short period of time.
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Moreover, only the earliest of these changes have been felt so far; unless emissions fall sharply, the biggest effects are still decades away.
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Turner's resignation in January came amid a decline in its share price and company warnings that income from nuclear decommissioning would fall sharply.
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A new round of U.S. sanctions targeting Russia was announced in the wake of that criticism, prompting the Russian rouble to fall sharply.
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However, miners and traders expect supplies to fall sharply in January following a crackdown on coal mines following a major accident on Jan.
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We can own lots of different kinds of investments, with the knowledge that most of the time, they won't all fall sharply at once.
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The proportion of adults with a net worth of $10,000 or less is expected to fall sharply to 66.4 percent from 70.1 percent currently.
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Liquefaction capacity additions are expected to fall sharply by the end of 2019 as newly commissioned plants reach their maximum capacity, according to Bernstein.
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Beijing has recently cracked down on imports of DDGS, and domestic output of both rapeseed and cotton are set to fall sharply this year.
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The rate had surged to over 5 percent at the start of November, which caused home sales to fall sharply in December and January.
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Jane's analysis suggests that if the pound does not strengthen or if the economy continues to be sluggish, then this figure could fall sharply.
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Rates did not start to fall sharply, however, until the end of the week, and the first day of the week was the holiday.
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But for patients with so-called non-shockable rhythms — whose hearts show electrical activity yet are not pumping at all — survival rates fall sharply.
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Yet, Russian energy minister Alexander Novak said there is a still a risk that oil producers pump out too much crude and prices fall sharply.
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"Accident frequency will fall sharply over time, and will ultimately translate into significantly lower premiums and consequently lower profits for auto insurers," the report said.
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Banks in Europe saw their stocks fall sharply for a second straight session on Monday as investors digested the United Kingdom's historic vote last week.
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He also ordered U.S. companies, in a series of tweets, to move their Chinese operations elsewhere, which led shares of U.S. companies to fall sharply.
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The investigation will add further pressure to Google's parent Alphabet, which reported disappointing fourth-quarter earnings on Monday, causing its share price to fall sharply.
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"So, if as we expect, the global economy doesn't rebound like current high equity prices seem to imply, EM equities could fall sharply," she said.
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Yet Russian energy minister Alexander Novak said there is a still a risk that oil producers pump out too much crude and prices fall sharply.
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Cyclical bellwethers such as Germany's giant chemicals company BASF and U.S. heavy equipment maker Caterpillar have seen their shares fall sharply over the last year.
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"Sterling remains vulnerable to fall sharply in the event of another sudden deterioration in overseas investors' perceptions of the UK economy's outlook," Pantheon's Tombs said.
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The company told Reuters earlier this year that orders have fall sharply since late 2018 as its bigger clients suffered from slowing demand from China.
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Sales will come under pressure this year, but not fall sharply, given a decision to slowly roll back the incentive instead of abruptly ending it.
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VIX futures contracts fell back on Tuesday to trade at a wide discount to the spot price, showing that traders expected volatility to fall sharply.
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Refining capacity utilization rose to 96.6 percent, the highest since 2005, a figure that will fall sharply due to massive shut-ins on the Gulf.
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The Hendry report argues that the price of tidal power should fall sharply over the medium term if the technology works and more lagoons are built.
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Both the finance ministry and Bank of England have said Britain could lapse into recession if it leaves the EU, and that sterling could fall sharply.
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On September 6th Oil and Gas UK, an industry body, said that unless more investment materialised, oil and gas production could fall sharply again after 2019.
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Potash miner K+S was the STOXX 600's worst performer, with shares sinking 5.6 percent after it warned that earnings could fall sharply in 2016.
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A company's stock prices can rise or fall sharply after its quarterly earnings are published, as investors measure the figures against their expectations for the firm.
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Over the last year, investors have expressed their negative view of the bank by shorting its stock, or betting that the share price will fall sharply.
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Yet if states go forward with their plans, experts say the costs are likely to fall sharply as domestic industry scales up to meet the demand.
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It began to fall sharply after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said a weak dollar is positive for trade in remarks at the World Economic Forum Wednesday.
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The Musée d'Orsay also manages the Musée de l'Orangerie — home to Monet's monumental "Water Lilies" cycle of paintings — which saw attendance fall sharply after the November attacks.
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If Mr. Trump's supporters fail to show up in large numbers at the Iowa caucuses, expect his chances in each of these subsequent states to fall sharply.
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Production, however, is likely to fall sharply in the coming weeks, as about one-fifth of offshore production has been shut in due to Tropical Storm Harvey.
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The cutout could soon fall sharply after surging more $40 per cwt in recent weeks, which could hurt grocer demand, said West Oak Commodities analyst Tom Tippens.
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Polling firm YouGov said it expected economic growth to fall sharply over the coming months while the Confederation of British Industry said retailers were downbeat about July.
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Now analysts were anxious to see if Beijing would also allow the yuan to fall sharply at its morning fixing, the first after a week-long holiday.
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Alliance partner Nissan and state-owned defense conglomerate Rostec - major Avtovaz shareholders until now - are not expected to take part, instead allowing their stakes to fall sharply.
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At the pump, consumers were still paying an average $2.12 per gallon nationally for unleaded gasoline Monday, according to AAA, but Kloza expects prices to fall sharply.
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He expects hydrogen to follow a similar path to renewable energy, which has seen prices fall sharply in recent years and become more viable than many expected.
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Goldman Sachs said commodity prices could fall sharply before Chinese stimulus efforts later this year helps the sector achieve its 12-month return forecast of about 10%.
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But management made clear the annual increase was just a blip due to the timing of Easter and that prices would fall sharply in the coming months.
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Their resignation deals a further blow to the credibility of a police force that has seen its standing with the public fall sharply in the past year.
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Babcock hit their lowest in more than seven years after taking a one-off restructuring charge and warning that income from nuclear decommissioning would fall sharply next week.
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In a bust, labor and equipment prices fall sharply, pushing down breakeven costs and helping sustain production at an unexpectedly high level despite the plunge in oil prices.
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There's a saying 'black in & white out', which means that as long as a black family enters, white people will quit, & price of the apartment will fall sharply.
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"The OPEC+ countries face a major challenge in 2020 as demand for their crude is expected to fall sharply," the Paris-based agency said in a monthly report.
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In a bust, labour and equipment prices fall sharply, pushing down breakeven costs and helping sustain production at an unexpectedly high level despite the plunge in oil prices.
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Measures such as increased VAT, a petroleum tax, and stronger payroll controls caused the deficit to fall sharply in 2015 (to 6.3% of GDP, from 10.2% in 2014).
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U.S. stock futures were lower this morning, with the Dow set to fall sharply at the open after China responded with retaliatory measures to President Donald Trump's tariffs.
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Imposition of both duties would cause Chinese purchases to fall sharply, he said, and air-freighted cargoes of cherries currently on their way to China would be canceled.
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"If President Zuma does succeed in removing another respected finance minister, we expect that the rand will continue to fall sharply," says John Ashbourne of Capital Economics, a consultancy.
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Most forecasters expect the pound to fall sharply if there is a vote to leave the EU on Thursday, which would weaken the spending power of British holidaymakers abroad.
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Backwardation is associated with periods of under-supply and falling inventories, while contango is associated with the opposite, so the current backwardation implies stocks are expected to fall sharply.
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But analysts warned the rebound may be short-lived, saying exports could fall sharply if the U.S. proceeds with a sharp hike in duties on Chinese goods from January.
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Goldman Sachs remained bearish, saying in a note to clients that prices could fall sharply in coming weeks with record U.S. inventory builds offsetting production declines in the country.
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In other drastic measures, an iron ore trader, based in Hangzhou in eastern China, said his company has cleared its stock on expectations that prices will fall sharply ahead.
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EDP is one of three Portuguese investment-grade companies and it has seen its borrowing levels fall sharply with the broadening of the ECB's asset purchase programme this year.
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Riga, March 11 (Reuters) - Latvian airline airBaltic is cutting capacity further and reducing staff as bookings fall sharply with the spread of the coronavirus outbreak, it said on Wednesday.
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If demand is likely to fall sharply in the near future, then a more expansionary monetary policy can help ensure that the Fed hits its 28503 percent inflation target.
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China Huarong Asset Management said on Sunday that its first-half earnings would fall sharply, the latest stumble in an acute crisis triggered by its chairman's fall from grace.
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"When someone wants to sell an ETF and no one wants to buy, the price can fall sharply when there are no fundamental issues with the underlying assets," he said.
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Lease and used-vehicle prices are expected to fall sharply this year, according to Ally Financial, which cited its estimate earlier this month when it lowered its 20083 profit forecast.
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The increased surplus in 2015 reflected the impact of the conversion of Swiss franc retail loans into euros, which saw debits on the primary income account fall sharply in 3Q15.
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The housing market has however shown signs of losing steam, leading to a rise in bankruptcies among small builders and expectations construction will fall sharply over the coming two years.
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By contrast, the TFS comes at a time when banks can already raise finance cheaply, and the BoE expects business and housing investment to fall sharply, reducing demand for loans.
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Concerns about the health of the global economy caused oil prices to fall sharply during the fourth quarter of 22017 and again in the second and third quarters of 20163.
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But Bachhraj Bamalwa, director of the All India Gems and Jewellery Trade Federation, said that will now change as he expects smuggling to fall sharply in the next few months.
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"There's a saying 'black in & white out', which means that as long as a black family enters, white people will quit, & price of the apartment will fall sharply," he wrote.
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Russian energy minister Alexander Novak said on Monday there is still a risk that oil producers pump out too much crude and prices fall sharply, suggesting Moscow might support an extension.
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"The experience of other countries suggests tourist arrivals to Sri Lanka will fall sharply and could take many years to fully recover," said Gareth Leather, senior Asia economist at Capital Economics.
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In its starkest warning so far about the impact of an "Out" vote in the June 23 referendum, the central bank said sterling could fall sharply and unemployment would probably rise.
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The central bank has said it would start a new foreign exchange trading regime on Monday, abandoning its 16-month peg and setting the stage for the naira to fall sharply.
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That's not to say sterling should or will fall sharply, but surely we are looking at a particularly volatile combination of uncertainty and the need for continued huge inflows of capital.
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America Movil, which holds more than half of Mexico's mobile phone subscriptions, saw its profitability fall sharply after a 2014 telecommunications overhaul by the government, aimed at lessening the firm's dominance.
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ADJUSTMENT Concerns about the health of the global economy caused oil prices to fall sharply during the fourth quarter of 22017 and again in the second and third quarters of 20163.
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Home sales did fall sharply in the Northeast, where property taxes are very high in some states, but the Realtors say that was more due to horrendous weather than anything else.
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And if little is accomplished in Washington to fulfill investor expectations — or if there is an external shock, such as an international crisis — the market could fall sharply, Mr. Birinyi acknowledged.
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"As the coronavirus outbreak increases uncertainties in global economy and oil prices fall sharply ... the company will implement more stringent cost controls and more prudent investment decisions," said the company statement.
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But the pound — already battered by the 2016 referendum decision to leave the EU — would probably fall sharply again, pushing up inflation which could add to the case for higher borrowing costs.
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The Doha meeting is expected to bring together major oil producers, including the ex-Soviet nations Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, which along with Russia have seen their currencies fall sharply on weak oil.
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"We will keep property policymaking persistent and stable, and avoid the situation where prices would rise or fall sharply," Wang told reporters on the sidelines of the annual parliament meeting in Beijing.
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The news from China initially caused bitcoin prices to fall sharply, from a record high above $5,43 per bitcoin at the beginning of September to a low of $2,951 by mid-September.
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"Over the next few years, private sector completions are forecast to fall sharply, the result of rapidly falling home starts, as developers adjust to lower rates of sale," Savills said in a release.
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Apple was down more than 5% on Monday, although its drop may have had more to do with an escalation in the U.S.-China trade war that caused most stocks to fall sharply.
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Using a model that incorporates both demographic and economic factors, Mr Hansen and his colleagues predict that migration from Latin America will fall sharply over the next two decades, wall or no wall.
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In a fresh attempt to talk down the currency, Economy Minister Maxim Oreshkin said this week there was a good chance the rouble would fall sharply by year-end to 68 per dollar.
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Sweden took in a record 163,000 asylum seekers last year, the most of any European country relative to the size of its population, before a government clamp down saw the numbers fall sharply.
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The BOE said sterling could fall sharply and unemployment would probably rise should Britain opt to leave the European Union - its starkest warning so far of the likely impact a "Brexit" would have.
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S. trade row, with President Donald Trump announcing early in the month that he would impose new tariffs on Chinese goods from September, and China letting its yuan currency fall sharply days later.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Demand for gas from Groningen will "fall sharply from 2020" as production at the northern Dutch field is reduced, Economy Minister Henk Kamp said in a letter to parliament released on Tuesday.
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We know that the distribution of various formats for speech, such as live video or links to third-party publishers, will rise and fall sharply — and with no warning — depending on Facebook's business needs.
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Cramer was shocked when Honeywell, which has a huge assortment of businesses, saw its stock fall sharply in the beginning of October after management painted what was interpreted as a grim outlook for 2017.
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"It is expected that aluminum inventories will continue to accumulate in January but aluminum prices will not fall sharply" given the build is coming from a low base, Huatai Futures said in a note.
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ECB sources earlier said that buying is likely to start slow and small, possibly struggling to pick up speed during the summer months as liquidity tends to fall sharply during the peak holiday periods.
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Brent crude hit an eight-month low on Tuesday in its steepest one-day fall in more than three years and Bitcoin hit a 2800-month low on Thursday, the latest assets to fall sharply.
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In the poll, investors cut their euro zone equity holdings slightly to 19.9 percent, but while some investors said growth might be slowing, with the stronger euro hampering export growth, it would not fall sharply.
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BUCHAREST, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Romania's annual inflation will fall sharply in first months of this year, central bank Governor Mugur Isarescu said on Friday, and is expected to stay within the bank's 1.5-3.5% target.
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Jim Cramer was shocked when Honeywell, which has a huge assortment of businesses, saw its stock fall sharply in the beginning of October after management painted what was interpreted as a grim outlook for 2017.
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Blanchett found that for anyone planning to retire after age 61, the chances of meeting your income and standard-of-living goals can fall sharply if you do not work at least to that age.
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The combined effect has been to tighten the raw materials part of the supply chain to the point that smelter treatment charges, the best indicator of the availability of concentrates, have started to fall sharply.
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The naira is expected to fall sharply when interbank trading begins on Monday, but the central bank said it did not have a target for the currency and the price would be "purely" market-driven.
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"Temperatures will fall sharply, but there is a very low risk of frost since the minimum should not go below 3 degrees Celsius (37 degrees Fahrenheit)," said Marco Antonio dos Santos, Rural Clima's chief meteorologist.
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In 2012, a Chinese crackdown on corruption caused purchases of premium cognac and other high-end goods used as gifts to fall sharply, taking the likes of LVMH and Remy Cointreau shares down with them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling will fall sharply this year to as low as $1.06 against the dollar, as the process of Britain leaving the European Union damages UK growth, currency analysts at Deutsche Bank said on Thursday.
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AMSTERDAM, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Demand for gas from Groningen will "fall sharply from 2020" as production at the northern Dutch field is reduced, Economy Minister Henk Kamp said in a letter to parliament released on Tuesday.
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Third, Chetty and Hendren report that contrary to conventional wisdom each year of childhood exposure matters roughly equally; there is no "critical age" after which the marginal returns to being in a better neighborhood fall sharply.
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"In order to bring the risk scenario closer to real situations, we have priced in an option in which oil prices fall sharply for a short time before increasing to some extent and stabilizing," Nabiullina said.
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And as questions linger about how much this epic market rally -- now more than ten years long -- can last, investors may continue to look at gold as a way to protect themselves in case stocks fall sharply.
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A surge in oil hedges will spur drilling activity in the U.S., Wood Mackenzie said in a report released on Monday, likely keeping a supply response in place longer than expected even if spot prices fall sharply.
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LONDON (Reuters) - More than a third of small- and medium-sized British companies think the pound is likely to fall sharply after the country leaves the European Union in March next year, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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Given many market participants believe oil supplies will fall sharply, demand will increase, and stocks will peak and begin to fall later this year, the recent rise in prices and narrowing of the contango are entirely rational.
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China's official manufacturing Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) is forecast to fall sharply to 46 - a level not seen since January 45.73 - from 50 a month earlier, according to the median forecast of 25 economists polled by Reuters.
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VIX, which measures investor expectations that stocks will rise or fall sharply in the future, has been at extreme lows in recent years, making XIV very attractive to investors and pushing it to $1.8 billion in size.
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Concerns that the currency could fall sharply have been exacerbated by funds flowing out of the mainland, with China's foreign-exchange reserves falling to $3.20 trillion at the end of February, dropping from $3.23 trillion the previous month.
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"Many believed that takeover costs would fall sharply in dollar terms, and they did, but valuations remained surprisingly resilient," said Ricardo Lacerda, founding partner of BR Partners Banco do Investimento, the top-ranked local independent advisor last year.
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Off the Shelf It is easy to forget personal investing fundamentals when stock prices hit new highs one week, fall sharply the next and then rise again in no reliable pattern, as they have been doing this year.
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Munster, founder of Loup Ventures, which focuses on research and early-stage funding, said he doesn't expect Facebook's stock to fall sharply, but shares could be a "stuck in the mud" for the next six to 12 months.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's central bank is expected to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at a policy review on Thursday, a Reuters poll found, as it keeps room for potential easing later should global growth fall sharply.
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China's commerce ministry said it expected the growth rate of January/February imports and exports to fall sharply due to blockages in logistics, delays in the resumption of work and other factors such as the Lunar New Year.
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After peaking in 2008 at over 5 percent, the Euribor rate — an interbank lending rate that is the figure typically used by European banks to determine the financing costs of home loans — began to fall sharply in 2009.
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World financial markets dived as nearly complete results showed a 51.8/48.2 percent split for leaving the EU. Sterling sank to its lowest level since 1985 and the London stock market is set to fall sharply at the open.
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WARSAW, March 23 (Reuters) - Poland's state insurance firm PZU said on Thursday it would stick to its core strategies and keep paying dividends, as it watched its share price fall sharply a day after it fired its chief executive.
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Queuing alongside a dozen others at a foreign exchange shop near Liverpool Street station in London, caretaker John Murphy, 67, and IT manager Richard Bailey, 44, both said they expected the pound to fall sharply if Britons vote "Out".
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Fagron's shares rose by more than four times from mid-2010 to mid-2014, but the problems in the United States caused them to fall sharply afterwards, leading its founder and CEO to step down in December of 2015.
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As the price of capital goods continues to fall sharply, places with large pools of cheap labour, such as India or Africa, will find it harder to break into global supply chains, as China did so speedily and successfully.
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However, the deficit is expected to fall sharply in 2020 because the 2019 budget includes the one-off impact of a long-planned payroll tax rebate scheme becoming a permanent tax cut at a cost of 20 billion euros.
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Growth has slowed in Britain but picked up in the rest of the EU. Not only will that make voters more aware of the potential costs of Brexit, but also it will mean that net EU migration continues to fall sharply.
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However, it was the company's refusal to detail how it planned to shore up falling profits in the longer run that led Nokia shares to fall sharply in late afternoon trading, closing down 22018 percent at 2900 euros in Helsinki.
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Guedes also said on Tuesday that natural gas prices in Brazil will fall sharply over the next two years as the sector is opened up to competition, repeating a previous prediction that prices could fall by as much as 40%.
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Telecom stocks are also likely to fall sharply after talks between Orange and Bouygues on a deal to create a dominant French telecoms operator collapsed on Friday, ending an attempt to ease a price war that has ravaged operators' margins.
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Two other dailies, Corriere della Sera and La Repubblica, said Italy would seek to take advantage of possible exemptions to European state-aid rules in case of "exceptional events" in order to bolster its banks if stocks continued to fall sharply.
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Confusion over China's foreign exchange policy and its commitment to reforms has sparked mayhem in financial markets in recent weeks, as the PBOC allowed the yuan to fall sharply in early January and then moved aggressively to try to steady it.
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Two other papers, Corriere della Sera and La Repubblica, said Italy would seek to take advantage of possible exemptions to European state aid rules in case of "exceptional events" in order to bolster its banks if stocks continued to fall sharply.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's exports and imports will fall sharply in January and February as the coronavirus outbreak severely disrupts activity in the world's second-largest economy, the commerce ministry said on Friday, adding more measures are being studied to support companies.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's exports and imports will fall sharply in January and February as the coronavirus outbreak severely disrupts activity in the world's second-largest economy, the commerce ministry said on Friday, adding more measures are being studied to support companies.
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Assuming greenhouse gas emissions fall sharply, and warming is limited to well below 270 degrees Celsius as stipulated in the 2015 Paris Agreement, then sea-level rise could be limited to about 30-60 cm by the end of the century.
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Telecom shares are likely to fall sharply as talks between Orange and Bouygues on a deal to create a dominant French telecoms operator collapsed on Friday, ending an attempt to ease a price war in the country that has ravaged operators' margins.
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The number of jobs started to fall sharply in the early 22205s and slumped to 22205 million by January 22018 — a decade marked by China's entry into the WTO; increased factory automation and efficiency; and the 1053-2105 financial crisis and recession.
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For instance, loss of glacier mass by 2100 is estimated to be roughly twice as high if emissions were to soar for decades, bringing very high warming levels, compared to a scenario in which emissions peak soon and fall sharply over the century.
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This had led to an inverted U.S. bond yield curve and the Bank of Israel cautioned that should credit quality ratings decline, global asset prices would fall sharply and lead to a significant tightening of the global financial environment, which would impact Israel's market.
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Three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters that the private equity fund intends to press ahead with the deal having carefully weighed regulatory hurdles and the risk that LSE shares could fall sharply if Britain leaves the EU without a deal in October.
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The BoE said last month it expected the number of house purchases to fall sharply in the second quarter after a spike in early 2016, while the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors saw a big fall in buyer interest that may presage a longer lull.
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Crude exports are Venezuela's main source of revenue, but the OPEC member has seen deliveries fall sharply in the last few months, dropping to 2620 million barrels per day (bpd) in May from 2000 million bpd in April, according to Thomson Reuters trade flows data.
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DUBAI, June 26 (Reuters) - Middle East stock markets look set to fall sharply on Sunday in response to global market turmoil after Britain's decision to leave the European Union, but Gulf foreign exchange forwards and credit default swap prices suggest a panic may be avoided.
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Confusion over China's foreign exchange policy and its commitment to reforms has sparked mayhem in global financial markets in recent weeks as the People's Bank of China (PBOC) allowed the yuan to fall sharply and then moved in aggressively to try to steady it.
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BANGKOK — Concern for the health of King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand on Wednesday prompted the country's prime minister to return abruptly to Bangkok, caused Thai stocks to fall sharply and sent well-wishers to the hospital where the 88-year-old monarch was being treated.
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Stocks fall sharply Friday morning as the mid-week recovery falls short The major American stock market indices are down sharply this morning at the open, with stocks falling after a multi-day rally helped shave some losses off their calendar-year results. 3.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - There is a still a risk that oil producers pump out too much crude and prices fall sharply, Russia's energy minister said on Monday, suggesting Moscow might support an extension of output cuts at a meeting of leading oil producing countries next month.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS DP Slowdown Delays Deleveraging: We expect Wanda's DP contracted sales to fall sharply to around CNY100bn in 2016 from around CNY164bn in 2015 due to its high exposure to tier-3 and tier-4 cities, which continue to face high excess inventory.
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"Our preliminary assessment is that economic growth will fall sharply over the coming months and the country will only be saved from recession by strong international trade," said Douglas McWilliams, deputy chairman at the Centre for Economics and Business Research which produces the index with YouGov.
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But Patrick Bennett, a foreign-exchange strategist at CIBC, said the PBOC was likely aiming to keep the fix relatively stable, noting that while there was a depreciation trend overall, policymakers likely didn't want the level to lurch higher one day and then fall sharply the next.
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Khan's government came to power with Pakistan already nearing a balance of payments crisis, and this month agreed a $6 billion bailout with the International Monetary Fund that came with tough austerity conditions including more taxes and an agreement to let the rupee currency fall sharply.
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Meanwhile, they insisted that the surge in the budget deficit caused by the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis was permanent, and ridiculed the Obama administration's claims that deficits would fall sharply once crisis spending ended and tax receipts recovered; in fact, that's exactly what happened.
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SINGAPORE/BANGKOK, March 25 (Reuters) - Oil refineries in Thailand are reducing their run rates by 10% to 20% after measures taken by the government to curb the spread of the coronavirus caused domestic fuel demand to fall sharply, two sources familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
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"While investors are biding time ahead of Wednesday's Federal Reserve announcement, they are also weary of holding dollars given the unlikely chance of a rate hike this week," said Lien, adding that if the BOJ was to cut rates deeper into negative territory, that could see the yen fall sharply.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos, who was banned by Venmo and PayPal last year after using the services to harass a Jewish journalist, is reportedly in debt, and Mr. Jones — who claimed that earlier bans would strengthen him by calling attention to his cause — has seen traffic to his web properties fall sharply.
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The ministers also kicked into the long grass the idea of setting up a European Deposit Insurance Scheme — a key element of completing the banking union — taking the cue from Germany which wants it to happen only once risks in the banking sector, seen in the number of bad loans, fall sharply.
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"The OPEC+ countries face a major challenge in 2020 as demand for their crude is expected to fall sharply ... surging non-OPEC supply explains this drop, with growth of 2.3 million barrels per day (bpd) next year versus 1.8 million bpd in 2019," the Paris-based agency said in a monthly report.
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And if I had to pick one asset class to avoid it would be US corporate bonds, for which sky high default rates will shock investors When whole economy profits begin to fall sharply, this is usually followed shortly after by the overall economy tipping over into recession, driven by the volatile business investment cycle.
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Sea-level rise will continue and could reach 30-60 centimeters by 2100 even if emissions fall sharply and temperature rise is held well below 2°C (the goal of the Paris climate agreement), but reach 60-110cm, or up to 3.6 feet, "if greenhouse gas emissions continue to increase strongly," a summary notes.
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"It's expected that the growth rate of imports and exports in January and February will fall sharply," due to blockages in logistics, delays in the resumption of work and other factors such as the Lunar New Year, Li Xinggan, director of the department of foreign trade at the Ministry of Commerce, said Friday at a press conference, according to a CNBC translation of his Chinese remarks.
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ET * UK PM Boris Johnson tests positive for COVID-19 * Bank stocks tumble but set for best week since 28 * Boeing set to snap four-day stellar rally * Futures down: Dow 250%, S&P 2686%, Nasdaq 23.07% (Adds quote, details; updates prices) By Uday Sampath Kumar and Medha Singh March 2500 (Reuters) - U.S. stock indexes were set to fall sharply at the open on Friday, following the S&P 275.5 and the Dow's best three-day run in nearly a century, as fears about the economic damage from the rapidly spreading coronavirus returned to the forefront.
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