The second, a "severe shock scenario", has GDP falling by 6%, unemployment increasing by 820,000, the pound falling by 15% and inflation rising by 2.7 percentage points.
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Non-bank issuers displayed the greatest improvement with yields falling by roughly 14 bps followed by insurance falling by eight and banks largely unchanged, down by 2 bps.
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In January, they declined even more, falling by 10.5 percent.
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Manufacturing production was hit especially hard, falling by over 15%.
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U.S. markets convulsed Friday, falling by more than 600 points.
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Government payrolls are seen falling by 2,000 jobs in April.
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You're gonna see some big-name athletes falling by the wayside.
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In Friday's report, however, wages were a disappointment, unexpectedly falling by .
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Japanese and Korean markets led Asia lower, falling by 257 percent.
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JPMorgan Chase was among the biggest Dow decliners, falling by 4.33%.
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GE shares swooned on Tuesday morning, falling by more than 8 percent.
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"I see house prices falling by a further 5 percent," he estimated.
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The water level is falling by more than a metre per year.
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Now, companies are falling by the wayside, and the strongest pushing forward.
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Some days there are things that end up falling by the wayside.
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All of the U.S. benchmark indexes falling by at least 3 percent.
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Westpac saw the largest percentage decline among the four, falling by 259.16 percent.
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Oil prices have been volatile, falling by more than a third this quarter.
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In central and south America, CRU sees copper demand falling by 5.2 percent.
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After falling by more than 10 percent from their record highs on Jan.
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Turmoil ensued soon after, with share prices in the sector falling by 66%.
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In 2017 alone, U.K. M&A transactions are seen falling by 33 percent.
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Construction was the only sector to post a drop, falling by 1.2 percent.
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Whose lives is he prioritizing, and whose lives are falling by the wayside?
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In commodity markets, oil steadied after falling by around 1 percent on Monday.
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The company's gross margins contracted more than expected, falling by 2.593 basis points.
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Crude processing was also down during the period, falling by about 20 percent.
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Technology stocks also fared poorly, with Alphabet falling by more than 2 percent.
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Among them were Japan and South Korea, falling by 1% and 1.6% respectively.
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U.S. CRUDE FUTURES TURN POSITIVE AFTER EARLIER FALLING BY MORE THAN $1 A BARREL
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Ash from the fires even was reported falling by the famed Golden Gate Bridge.
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That was despite premium rates for all of its businesses falling by 2 percent.
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Its shares continued to slide Monday, falling by another 3.8 percent in midday trading.
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Private payrolls surged by 219,000 jobs in October after falling by 3,000 in September.
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All the competition has led to prices falling by over a third since 2011.
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The number of Finns aged 15-64 is falling by almost 0.5% a year.
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Small-cap stocks fared even worse, many falling by the daily maximum of 10%.
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The company's shares were suspended from trade on Thursday after falling by 10 percent.
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Year-on-year, production increased by 0.3 percent instead of falling by 0.1 percent.
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Braz mentioned yields falling by up to 30 percent in some areas, without elaborating.
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Oil prices crashed, falling by the largest amount in nearly 30 years on Monday.
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Given all the developers in Miami, greasy spoon diners are falling by the wayside.
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Netflix stock got creamed on Tuesday, falling by more than 12% for the day.
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New investments were down by 5 percent, with mergers and acquisitions falling by 13 percent.
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In Qatar, Industries Qatar was the main drag on the index, falling by 13 percent.
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"Manufacturing was weak not surprisingly, falling by 12k after a drop of 5k in December."
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The company has performed poorly, with its share price falling by almost 30% this year.
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A poll on Friday showed support for the CDU in Thuringia falling by some 10%.
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While multiple art display companies exist, such as Depict, some are falling by the wayside.
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Builder Arabtec and developer Emaar Properties were sold, each falling by more than 1.0 percent.
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The industry's revenues have dropped by 34% in real terms, with profits falling by 42006%.
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Oil prices edged higher after falling by up to 10 percent in just one week.
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Parent company United Internet also lagged, with shares falling by more than 7% on Monday.
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In monthly terms, prices rose by 0.2 percent after falling by 0.1 percent in February.
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Over time, exercise reduced the rate of people falling by 23 percent, the analysis found.
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ET (1826 GMT), after earlier falling by as much as 4 percent to below $50.
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Industrial output decreased by 1.4 percent after falling by a revised 0.9 percent in September.
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He revealed that he stepped in to save the negotiations from falling by the wayside.
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In the last two years, births have dropped precipitously, falling by 12 percent in 2018.
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After falling by 27% between September 2014 and July 2015, private sector deposits have barely recovered.
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The number of Russian visitors all but evaporated, falling by nearly 80 percent, the data showed.
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Europe's technology stocks were among the worst performers, falling by over 3.6 percent amid earnings news.
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The yen was changing hands at 110.47 per dollar, falling by 0.15 percent versus the greenback.
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Shares in Unicredit were briefly suspended after falling by nearly 4.5 percent in early morning trading.
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The yen was changing hands at 110.47 per dollar, falling by 0.15 percent versus the greenback.
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However, Goldman's fixed income business suffered another disappointing quarter with net revenue falling by 13 percent.
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Employment at construction sites rebounded by 234.4,000 jobs in March after falling by 25,000 in February.
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The European banking index, which had slumped 5.6 percent on Monday, falling by another 2 percent.
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It declined by 3 in the fourth quarter after falling by 6 in the third quarter.
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People's Bank of China reserves have been falling by about $100 billion a month since November.
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U.S. crop export prices dropped like a rock last month, falling by more than 5 percent.
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Shanghai exchange stocks are mirroring this seasonal pattern, falling by 41,143 tonnes over the last month.
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Excluding energy, manufacturing production rose 1.6% in May, after falling by a revised 0.1% in April.
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Shanghai exchange stocks are mirroring this seasonal pattern, falling by 41,733 tonnes over the last month.
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In the melee, streetwear, the flavor of the most recent moment, is falling by the wayside.
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Applications for the visa declined last year for the first time, falling by more than 3,000.
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On Wall Street, equities sank sharply with the Dow Jones industrial average falling by 500 points.
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In France, sales were down 0.9%, after falling by a similar 0.9% in the third quarter.
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Monmouth polls in Virginia's 10th District and Pennsylvania's First showed the Democrats falling by three points.
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Employment at construction sites rebounded by 16,000 jobs in March after falling by 25,000 in February.
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President Trump's decision to slap metals tariffs on European countries as well as Mexico and Canada have hit the stock markets, with the Dow Jones industrial average falling by about 250 points (1.0%) and the Nasdaq and S&P 500 also falling by 0.1% and 0.4% respectively.
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But it has little to show for it, with consumer prices falling by 0.1 percent in May.
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In 2016, the Russian economy shrank by 0.5-0.6 percent after falling by 3.7 percent in 2015.
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Urban Outfitters (URBN) said current quarter same-store sales are falling by a "mid single-digit" percentage.
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But their numbers are in long-term decline, falling by one-third in the past ten years.
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OIL PRICES PARE LOSSES, BRENT BRIEFLY TURNS POSITIVE AFTER PREVIOUSLY FALLING BY MORE THAN $1 A BARREL
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The life expectancy among women in those states was also affected, falling by three to six months.
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For simplicity's sake, let's assume the ROAS keeps falling by 2000 for every $21.3,000 increase in spend.
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Poverty dropped sharply in 2015, with the number of people living in poverty falling by 3.5 million.
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The rupee has been devalued four times since late last year, falling by more than 20 percent.
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U.S. crude oil production also dipped, falling by 100,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 12 million bpd.
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If so, handwriting, far from falling by the wayside, would seem poised for prime time once more.
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The more domestically oriented FTSE 250 index took the bigger hit, falling by 14% in two days.
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Howard's position fell this year due to his Brevan Howard Master Fund falling by 1.99% last year.
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Agriculture exports to China plummeted when the trade war started in 2018, falling by about $21 billion.
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Most other 10-year bond yields in the bloc were falling by around 1 bp as well.
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Typical tunes include easygoing, crowd-pleasing pop like "Falling" by Haim and "Radio Ga Ga" by Queen.
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But investors weren&apost so lucky the next year when it flipped, falling by more than 14%.
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Energous shares are highly volatile, frequently rising or falling by 5 percent or more in a day.
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A Reuters poll had pointed to exports rising by 0.75 percent and imports falling by 0.3 percent.
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Gasoline prices were up 0.1 percent to $1.5485 a gallon after falling by as much as 0.8 percent.
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Urban Outfitters — Urban Outfitters said current quarter comparable-store sales are falling by a "mid single-digit" percentage.
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U.S. oil production resumed its slide, falling by 29,000 barrels per day, after rising last week, EIA said.
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But their numbers there are falling by around 2.5% annually, say scientists at the University of Hong Kong.
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The company's stock seesawed after the markets closed, initially swinging up by 22% before falling by about 2%.
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The country nonetheless experienced a severe recession, with GDP falling by more than 10% between 2008 and 2010.
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Sterling against the greenback has been weakening, for the past 24 weeks, falling by 21.5% and 3.24% YTD.
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Its shares closed down 5 percent after falling by up to 11.8 percent on news of the disaster.
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The category that includes credit cards climbed $2.3 billion in April after falling by $1.1 billion in March.
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The research firm pointed to China's working population which is currently falling by about 0.2 percent per year.
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While costs have been falling - by nearly 40% since 2015 according to Wood Mackenzie - most degrade over time.
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What it indicates is that the margin between getting by and falling by the wayside is getting narrower.
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But in the home stretch of a heated election, discussion of the economy is falling by the wayside.
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Black voter turnout declined for the first time in 22019 years, falling by seven percentage points from 2012.
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Production is falling by 20,000 barrels a day month after month, with the company in a death spiral.
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The index this month suffered two of its seven largest point losses, falling by 2202 points on Aug.
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JPMorgan's investment bank was again a laggard, with profits falling by about one-third from a year earlier.
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Time: 5:33 GMT *German July retail sales due at 0600 GMT, seen falling by 1% m/m.
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Other time-honored but increasingly stuffy elements, like presenting the cork to guests, were falling by the wayside.
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The report predicted that oil would peak around 2027, with corporate profits from the commodity falling by 34%.
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In the poll, May exports were seen falling by 14.70% on year, against a 12.9% drop in April.
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Through September, gasoline demand is slightly lower for 2017 than the previous year, falling by less than 1 percent.
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So far this week, the index is up by 1 percent, after falling by about 5 percent between Oct.
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On Wednesday, it rose as high as $300 per share, before falling by $37 per share within two minutes.
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The head of the BHPS had to admit that numbers were still falling, by 25% in the past decade.
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Nordstrom forecast net sales for the year falling by about 2%, at the lower end of its previous estimate.
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However, the company scaled down its construction pace, with completed gross floor area falling by 43% yoy in 2016.
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First quarter earnings are currently seen falling by 0.5 percent, the first year-on-year decline since mid-163.
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Yet personal luxury goods are one of two categories expected to contract, and are seen falling by 1 percent.
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Last week, the Shanghai composite lost all of its 2015 gains, falling by 9.97 percent in just five days.
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Last week, the Shanghai Composite lost all of its 2015 gains, falling by 9.97 percent in just five days.
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Last week, the Shanghai Composite lost all of its 211 gains, falling by 9.97 percent in just five days.
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Shares in Credit Suisse and RBS shuddered most after the DoJ's demand to Deutsche, falling by 4% or so.
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Revenues in the deep-processing business took a hit, however, falling by 70.4 percent over the year in 2017.
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First quarter earnings are currently seen falling by 0.5 percent, the first year-on-year decline since mid-2016.
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Stock markets in Europe fell sharply, with Germany's DAX index falling by as much as 1-1/2 percent.
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Santander's shares opened about 0.3% higher before falling by more than 4% by 1335 GMT, underperforming the Spanish Ibex .
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Iron ore prices are up about 43 percent this year, after falling by close to 40 percent in 2015.
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It showed the total employment level falling by 484,000 in October after surging by nearly a million in September.
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Despite this, Nephew is in the camp that sees Iranian exports falling by fewer than 500,000 barrels a day.
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He noted, for example, that the price of solar has been falling by 8 to 10 percent every year.
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The people who can't afford to do all that shit are falling by the wayside so fast it's ridiculous.
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The unemployment rate has declined substantially since 2013, falling by more than three percentage points to about 4 percent.
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The Standard & Poor's 215-stock index closed up, after falling by more than 122 percent early in the day.
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MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe gained 3.053% after falling by the largest percentage on record on Thursday.
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Greek bonds also rallied with yields on 10-year maturities falling by nearly 100 bps to 1.52% on Thursday.
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The shares of Boeing's major suppliers — General Electric and Spirit AeroSystems — also slid, falling by 1.3% and 3.8%, respectively.
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Business investment likely contracted further after falling by the most in 3-1/2 years in the second quarter.
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Santander's shares opened about 0.3% higher before falling by more than 4% by 1335 GMT, underperforming the Spanish Ibex .
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This sent the stock market falling by 1.7% with the editorial page of the Wall Street Journal crying foul.
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The group sees full-year earnings falling by 26% and has issued two profit warnings so far this year.
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Emerging markets have declined as a whole, with the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index falling by 14.6 percent this year.
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Shares were up 0.5% in mid-morning trade at 10.47 euros after falling by more than 1% at market open.
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And while the first stem cell burger carried a whopping $330,000 price tag, production costs are falling by the year.
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Some saw investment falling by nearly a tenth in 218, similar to when the financial crisis hit in 2008-09.
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VTB, Russia's No.1.953 lender, saw corporate and retail FX deposits falling by a total of $3.15 billion in August.
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MSCI's emerging market currency index down 0.21 percent, after falling by as much as 0.4 percent, earlier in the day.
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In addition, Germany's latest industrial production saw a sharp dip in December, falling by 1.2 percent from the previous month.
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Container shipping volumes, excluding those from Hamburg Sud, were weaker than expected, falling by 1.9 percent from the previous quarter.
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Revenue slipped 1 percent to 797 million shekels, with its cellular subscriber base falling by 1 percent to 2.65 million.
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Manufacturing profits tumbled $139.2 billion during the last quarter after falling by only $4.1 billion in the July-September period.
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Shares of several leading companies in the Kaesong zone plunged in Thursday trading, falling by nearly 10 percent or more.
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Construction spending was forecast to have grown 0.2 percentage points in May, after falling by 1.4 percentage points in April.
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Mainland Chinese markets suffered yet another setback on Monday, falling by more than 6.93773 percent amid an already rough October.
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Murders rose by 17 percent in the suburbs between 2001 and 2010, while falling by the same amount in cities.
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France, which accounts for about 8 percent of group sales, remained a weak spot, with sales falling by 4 percent.
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And five Fox News polls of top Senate races showed the Democratic edge falling by an average of two points.
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Stocks in Asia mostly declined on the back of the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling by more than 600 points overnight.
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Since the mid-2000s, the decline has become especially steep, falling by as much as 8 or 9 percent per year.
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PSA saw the European market as being stable, while it saw China falling by 3 percent and Russia growing 5 percent.
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Cathay shares had a choppy day on Monday, rising more than 2% early on but later falling by nearly as much.
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Revenue slipped 4% to 794 million shekels, with its cellular subscriber base falling by 1% in the quarter to 2.62 million.
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Wolfson said that even if retail like-for-like sales were falling by 10 percent, the stores would remain an asset.
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As marijuana legalization spreads and stigma recedes, older narratives claiming that copulation and cannabis don't mix are falling by the wayside.
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GE's industrial businesses suffered another tough three months, with margins falling by as much as 8 percentage points at renewable energy.
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Payrolls for temporary help, seen as a harbinger of future permanent hiring, rose by 10,300 after falling by 2,100 in March.
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ProSieben shares have been the worst performers among the German blue-chip DAX constituents this year, falling by almost a third.
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Overall, though, first-half imports extended last year's slide, falling by 18%, or 21,500 tonnes, from the same period of 2018.
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Gross international reserves have declined further in 2017, falling by nearly USD1.2 billion in the year through August to USD9.8 billion.
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Chinese steel imports into the EU have doubled in the past 18 months, with prices falling by 40 percent, it said.
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But the economy ministry envisages GDP falling by modest 0.3 percent in 2016 and an expansion of 1.4 percent next year.
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Disappointing, however was the decline in hourly earnings, falling by 3 cents to $25.35, after rising by 12 cents in January.
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A rep for Evans told PEOPLE that "Jenelle ended up tripping and falling by the fire" during a bonfire with friends.
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Austin Peay opened the season with consecutive losses at Cincinnati and Miami (Ohio), falling by a combined score of 57-24.
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On the other hand, June imports were also seen falling by 5.0% annually, compared with the 17.3% drop a month earlier.
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As a result, the Yankees were unable to complete a four-game sweep of the Baltimore Orioles, falling by 4-1.
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British government bond prices jumped, with the yield on 0.83-year gilts falling by more four basis points on the day.
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January-March profits for S&P 173 companies are now seen falling by 2.5% from last year, according to Refinitiv data.
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In month-on-month terms, British house prices rose by 0.2 percent in September after falling by 0.1 percent in August.
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Revenue slipped to 822 million shekels from 826 million, with its cellular subscriber base falling by 1 percent to 2.65 million.
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U.S. 10-year Treasuries edged up in Tuesday's Asian session, with their yields falling by 1 basis point to 3.0541 percent.
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Venezuelan output is the lowest in three decades, falling by more than 200,000 barrels a day since late last year alone.
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About two-thirds of them would benefit under the Republican tax plan, with their taxes falling by about $280,500 on average.
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January-March earnings for S&P 500 companies are now seen falling by 2.5% from last year, according to Refinitiv data.
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Rice, beans, salad and grilled meats — building blocks of the traditional Brazilian diet — are falling by the wayside, studies have found.
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By not having female game designers, facilitators or players, opportunities to uncover new and innovative strategies are falling by the wayside.
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The broader markets witnessed heavy selling with mid-cap and small-cap indexes falling by 2000 percent and 28 percent respectively.
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The biggest drop was in London and the South East, with asking prices falling by 2.6 percent and 2.0 percent respectively.
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The top-ranked United States had had 25 wins and three ties since falling by 1-0 to Australia in 2017.
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Nielsen data shows Bud Light sales falling by 5.7% over the first nine months of 2017, while Coors Light was down 3.4%.
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The robust domestic currency also depressed the value of exports, which dropped by 4.9 percent after falling by 5.0 percent in June.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index had risen 1.4 percent by 1437 GMT after falling by 1.7 percent in the previous session.
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This risks a version of the mistake Republican Party insiders made in 22012, when they banked on Trump falling by the wayside.
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The biggest decline has been in the share of Americans moving within the same county, falling by 2.4 percentage points since 2005.
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Latino incomes, for example, grew an average of $627 a year under Democratic presidents while falling by $197 a year under Republicans.
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Key research areas such as computer science showed even larger decreases, with the number of published papers falling by more than 37%.
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Vice Health Minister Fernando Ruiz told journalists that the number of infections in Colombia has been falling by 600 cases a week.
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Employment at construction sites is expected to have rebounded after falling by 31,000 jobs in February, the biggest drop since December 2013.
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And although 18 percent see profits falling by up to 7 percent, the same number expect growth of 15 percent or more.
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Short-term interest rates normally peak before the expansion is finished and are already falling by the time the economy enters recession.
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Demand from emerging markets was subdued, with exports to China only inching up 1 percent and Brazil falling by almost a fifth.
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Consumer prices in Georgia declined by 0.9 percent in June in month-on-month terms after falling by 0.4 percent in May.
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Some analysts predict growth falling by 73-2 percent while outliers are even talking about a 4 percent fall in GDP growth.
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Although, the reduced spending has not yet impacted shale output, production is expected to start falling by the end of the year.
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There was a sharp decline in 2016, with profits falling by nearly EUR 20153 billion from 2015, according to the same report.
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Mining giants BHP Billiton Ltd and Rio Tinto Ltd spearheaded the declines in the broader index, falling by more than 1.83 percent.
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Santander's shares opened about 0.3% higher before falling by more than 2% at 803 GMT, underperforming the Spanish Ibex blue chip market.
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Santander's shares opened about 0.3% higher before falling by more than 4% by 1335 GMT, underperforming the Spanish Ibex blue chip market.
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There was a sharp decline in 2016, with profits falling by nearly EUR 2 billion from 2015, according to the same report.
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Revenue dipped 10 percent to 642 million shekels, with its subscriber base falling by 38,13 over the prior year to 2.66 million.
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A Monmouth University national poll released Monday found Biden falling by 2900 points and in a three-way tie nationally with Sens.
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The tape grows ragged, with many stocks and sectors falling by the wayside as a narrower group of leaders rescue the indexes.
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With projections of leisure driving falling by 50%, U.S. fuel demand could drop roughly 1403 million to 2.5 million barrels per day.
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BOSTON — It's not just shaking hands and kissing babies that's falling by the wayside as campaigns adapt to a world with coronavirus.
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The PWBM researchers estimated that Sanders's wealth-tax plan would result in gross domestic product (GDP) falling by 85003 percent in 2050.
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Shanghai, also saw a small population drop in 2017 according to state media, falling by 13,700 to a total of 24.18 million.
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Economists estimate that employers added 180,000 jobs for the month, with the unemployment rate falling by 0.1 percentage point to 4.3 percent.
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In 2015, the rupiah was Asia's second-worst performing currency, falling by 10 percent against the dollar and touching 17-year lows.
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For new car registrations, Renault led the declines with sales falling by 16 percent, while Volkswagen and Fiat Chrysler also posted disappointing numbers.
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House prices in London moved in the opposite direction, falling by 219% in the year to July, the largest drop since September 20173.
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Germany's consumer price index edged up by 0.1 percent in May after falling by 0.1 percent in April, marking an exit from deflation.
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The past week's data included retail sales falling by more than expected last month and producer prices, a sign of future inflation, unchanged.
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In spite of fares falling by a tenth, post-tax profits increased 7% to €1.17bn ($1.29bn) compared with the same period last year.
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In Las Vegas, where prices were 70% overvalued compared with incomes in 2005 before falling by 66%, they now appear about 20% overvalued.
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After falling by 6% in the space of a week to a five-month low, Brent crude rose to over $50 a barrel.
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Dollar bulls have been falling by the wayside this summer, as the U.S. Federal Reserve looks further away from tightening its monetary policy.
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Indeed, data out from China underlined the pain felt with dollar-denominated exports and imports both falling by more than expected in September.
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But that figure has gradually dropped, falling by about 2 million from April 2015 to April of this year, PolitiFact reported in July.
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That could deliver a much-needed lift to personal luxury goods like handbags, where sales are seen falling by 1 percent this year.
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Sony and Nintendo both saw their stock falling by more than 3 percent, following Google's overnight announcement of its video game streaming platform.
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China's central bank foreign exchange reserves continue to drop — falling by a record $83 billion to a nearly three-year low in December.
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Sterling GBP= was the day's biggest mover, falling by more than 1 percent to its lowest level against the dollar in a week.
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For the first 20 days in May, South Korean exports tumbled 11.7% from a year earlier, with chip sector shipments falling by 22%.
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European government bonds rallied, with yields across the euro zone falling by 1-3 basis points, following similar strengthening in U.S. Treasuries overnight.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed with a loss of 546 points, a 2.1 percent drop, after falling by 650 points earlier Thursday.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed with a loss of 546 points, a 2.1 percent drop, after falling by 650 points earlier Thursday.
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Still, that argument is now falling by the wayside, in part because some of those same brand-name companies are developing biosimilars themselves.
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Thousands of students who work hard, overcome tough neighborhoods or family situations and do well in school are nonetheless falling by the wayside.
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Global stocks and US stock market futures dropped late Wednesday with futures for the three major US indexes falling by more than 4.5%.
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In case the risk scenario materializes, Russia's inflation could jump to 7.0–8.0% in 2020 with gross domestic product falling by 1.5-2.0%.
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However, China's pig inventories have started to rise, the government said this month, after falling by more than 40% due to the disease.
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They were chasing the promise of a deficit market with LME stocks falling by over 200,000 tonnes in the first half of 2015.
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However, China's pig inventories have started to rise, the government said this month, after falling by more than 40% due to the disease.
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The heavily-weighted financials sector closed lower by 0.58 percent and major mining stocks were mostly lower, with BHP falling by 1.27 percent.
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The Dow Jones industrial average lost 459 points Monday, a 1.9 percent loss, after falling by more than 700 points hours before closing.
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UniCredit also said it sees revenue growing an average 0.8% annually in 2018-2023, and costs falling by 0.2% over the same period.
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Blood plasma company CSL and online job ads provider Seek both reported a profit but missed forecasts, falling by 2000% and 73% respectively.
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But in 2015, pumpkin production in the US hit a 15 year low, falling by more than 40 percent to 753.8 million pounds.
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US markets clearly did not relish the trade tensions, with the Dow closing down 617 points and the S&P 500 falling by 2.4%.
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But that support seems to have likely come to an end with Asian stocks falling by 24.3 percent since the start of the month.
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Since the announcement, though, the market has pulled back, falling by 0.2 percent in USD terms and 1.1 percent when currency isn't factored in.
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For a while, Chávez's policies produced results, with the poverty rate falling by more than half between 2003 and 2008 as oil prices soared.
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Similarly, total U.S. agricultural exports to China were sharply lower in January and February, falling by 48% during the two months, according to WISERTrade.
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According to the firm, the U.S. market share of international tourism started to drop in October 2016, falling by 6 percent year-over-year.
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The dollar has jumped over 1.5 percent this month after falling by 7 percent against a basket of other currencies between January and April.
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LIESMAN: WE'VE GOT A JOBS REPORT LAST WEEK THAT SHOWED THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FALLING BY 0.3 DOWN TO 73% BUT VERY LITTLE WAGE PRESSURE.
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Even if not, they are not going to rise anything like as fast as before, and are almost certain to begin falling by 2025.
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Although Japan's consumption averaged only around 2362 million pounds per year, when it closed its reactors demand was cut far further, falling by half.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc's fixed-income business suffered another disappointing quarter with net revenues falling by 4.893%, impacted by interest rate products and currencies.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc's fixed-income business suffered another disappointing quarter with net revenues falling by 13%, impacted by interest rate products and currencies.
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These traditions and touchstones, falling by the wayside one after another, were ones many of us counted on to represent economic stability and comfort.
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But each of these eras involved substantial cyclical recovery with the unemployment rate falling by 7.63, 4.1 and 2.9 percent over the respective periods.
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Apple's business in China has also recently fallen off, with revenues in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan falling by 33 percent since last year.
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Meanwhile, growth in wealth management products (WMPs) continued to slow, with the interbank WMP balance falling by CNY2.2 trillion from January to August 2017.
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Qu estimated that prices for industrial robots were falling by about 5 percent a year in China as the number of domestic competitors explodes.
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Eight of 17 Fed policymakers see rates falling by the end of 2019, and nine expect a lower setting by the end of 2020.
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Exports of "food, feed and beverages," which include soybeans, jumped 45 percent, after falling by nearly 50 percent in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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But the fact is that Sanders has yet to hold on to all his voters from 2016 and is generally falling by double-digits.
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With projections of leisure driving falling by 50%, fuel demand in the U.S. could drop roughly 1403 million to 2.5 million barrels per day.
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Crude oil also was hit hard by the tariff news, with oil prices suffering their worst trading day in 4 years, falling by 8%.
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That dissatisfaction was at least part to blame for revenue falling by 52% from the second quarter of 2018 to 2019, per Dot eSports.
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Benchmark copper on the London Metal Exchange finished 20.4 percent up at $23,2075 a tonne after falling by more than 20.7 percent on Tuesday.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed at 220006 points down Monday, a 2202 percent loss, after falling by more than 2628 points in trading.
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Pakistan's all-share stock exchange fell sharply on the news, falling by 1.6 percent, but bounced back to finish up 44 points on Friday.
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Bitcoin off-shoot Bitcoin Cash didn't fare so well, falling by almost 10% to $US275 as users reported problems trying to sell their coins.
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The Jaguars beat Buffalo and Pittsburgh in its first two postseason games before falling by four points in New England in the AFC Championship game.
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Deutsche, which has had four chief executives in six years, is slashing thousands of jobs, with equities sales and trading staff falling by 26.1 percent.
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More recently, the Energy Information Administration projects that from 2010 to 2018 total U.S. energy-related carbon dioxide emissions are falling by nearly 7 percent.
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That has hit French consumers, with their buying power falling by 0.6 percent in the first quarter, according to INSEE data released earlier this month.
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In the first 12 trading sessions of the year, front month US WTI futures tanked, falling by nearly $11 per barrel, or close to 30%.
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And with mail volumes falling by as much as five percent every year, the French post thinks it might be able to solve both problems.
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Well, my darlings, as I believe Trinity said in this week's episode, the "filler bitches" are falling by the wayside and things are getting real.
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China's FDI into Japan has also been subdued, falling by 27.6 percent in 2015 from a year ago, according to Japan External Trade Organization statistics.
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Adibe, the farmer from Maga, said the changes had led to his rice harvests falling by at least 25 percent over the last 5 years.
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Total MCE of foreign banks rose by 3.7% in 2016 to USD1,642 billion, after falling by 14% in 2015, according to data compiled by Fitch.
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Merck's Zostavax vaccine to prevent shingles continued to lose significant ground to GSK's rival Shingrix, with sales falling by more than half to $54 million.
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The survey, by Ipsos Peru and published in local newspaper El Comercio, showed the leader's approval rating falling by 4 percentage points to 39 percent.
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Rupee has been one of the worst performers in Asia this year, falling by nearly 3 percent after strong foreign investment outflows from equity markets.
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Biotech stocks took a tumble Monday with the XBI S&P biotech ETF and IBB Nasdaq biotech ETF each falling by more than 33 percent.
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Global exports of goods and services declined 12.9 percent in dollar terms last year, according to IMF data, with goods alone falling by 12.5 percent.
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Since 2007, more than £1003 million ($905 billion) has been invested in energy and refrigeration efficiency, with its electricity bill falling by £200 million annually.
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Across America house prices, after falling by 25% from their peak between 2007 and 2012, are now at fair value compared with rents and incomes.
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The results put further pressure on Lufthansa's share price, which skidded 21% by 20.8979 GMT, after falling by around a third in the past year.
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In fairness, the chicken companies excel at producing cheap food, with the price of chicken falling by at least half in real terms since 1930.
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The number of people unaccounted for, which has fluctuated widely over the past week, declined to 563 on Wednesday, falling by more than 300 names.
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The U.K.'s largest estate agent group, Countrywide, saw its shares falling by more than 28 percent, after issuing its second profit warning this year.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied late Thursday to close up 6900 points after falling by as many as 2628 points earlier in the day.
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As a result, the country's population is falling by 32,1303 a year, and is projected to shrink from 9.7 million to 8.3 million by 2050.
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After years of being placid, markets have been on a roller coaster, routinely rising or falling by more than 1 percent in a single day.
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The Dead Sea is falling by more than a meter a year, and paradoxically, its destruction is revealing an eerie, enchanting world below the waters.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished Friday down around 53 points, a rebound of sorts after falling by more than 1,000 points during the day.
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That's Tricky In modern youth baseball, the fundamentals are falling by the wayside in favor of flashier skills like big-league-style hitting and pitching.
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Between 2018 and 2019, the volume of Turkish steel exports to the states plummeted by 603%, after already falling by 38% from 2017 to 2018.
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Assuming emissions start falling by 2020, and using the carbon law as our guide, we should halve carbon dioxide emissions to 20 gigatons by 2030.
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The water level in Lake Oroville began falling by Sunday afternoon, but state officials said water could still keep washing over both spillways into Monday.
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Similarly, the latest U.S. GDP report showed business investment had declined for the second quarter in a row, falling by 3% from the quarter before.
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Polls from Quinnipiac, Emerson, IBD, Reuters/Ipsos, YouGov and Marist showed the Democratic edge on the generic ballot falling by an average of four points.
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Contracts for 'Made in Germany' goods rose by 0.3 percent after falling by an upwardly revised 3.5 percent in January, data from the Economy Ministry showed.
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Data from the European statistical office showed industrial production falling by 0.1 percent in October, though the numbers were up by 0.6 percent on the year.
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The stock market pulled back Tuesday with the Dow falling by as much as 800 points after an initial surge, reflecting Trump's misdirection on trade talks.
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Takeda's shares began trading after the statement, falling by as much as 4 percent, compared with a 1.8 percent dip in the benchmark Nikkei 225 index.
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Inflation is expected to hit almost 720 percent this year, and Gross Domestic Product is seen falling by 8 percent, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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Soybeans on the Chicago Board of Trade rose 0.5 percent to $9.03-1/4 a bushel, regaining some ground after falling by 1.1 percent on Tuesday.
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And it was the firm's gaming division that posted the biggest slump, with revenue falling by 45% in the latest quarter compared with the year before.
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BRIGHT SPOT Goldman Sachs Group Inc's fixed-income business suffered another disappointing quarter with net revenues falling by 13%, impacted by interest rate products and currencies.
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The tests assess how the banks would fare in an adverse situation under a range of factors, such as British house prices falling by a third.
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The rental market was also depressed with rents for apartments and villas falling by 3 percent in the first quarter versus the previous quarter, it said.
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In the 12 months to May, output was flat, the first time since July last year it has not been falling by this measure, IBGE said.
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China's stockmarkets had another turbulent week, with the Shanghai Composite index falling by 6.4% over one day to its lowest point in more than a year.
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Revaluation gains also boosted first-quarter profit, helping it beat the average estimate in a Reuters poll, which had seen profit falling by around a third.
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Boeing's decision knocked the shares of aerospace groups involved in the 737, with Meggitt, Melrose and Safran all falling by between 1 percent and 2.5 percent.
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For the past four quarters, earnings-per-share for the S&P 500 have been falling by about 123% compared with the prior year (see chart).
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In the decade to 503 (the latest available data) suicides in highly rural parts of England rose by 250%, while falling by 2250% in urban areas.
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"The demand for data is growing at an exponential rate, while the cost of access to space is falling by orders of magnitude," Morgan Stanley said.
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The Hang Seng has taken a beating in recent months amid instability in the city, falling by more than 10% since the start of the protests.
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However, with oil prices falling by more than 70 percent since June 2014, the Gulf economies are heading for a sharp slowdown, and possibly a recession.
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Holdings of gold by exchange traded funds (ETFs) tracked by Reuters meanwhile were stable after falling by 1.4 million ounces, or 2.4 percent, since late May.
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The total mainland China exposure (MCE) of foreign banks rose by 2.4% in the six months to end-June 2016, after falling by 14% in 2015.
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But with oil prices falling by more than $10 since then, that discount effectively cut the price in half to about $12.50 a barrel on Monday.
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Inventories of commercial crude oil slid in recent weeks, falling by more than 50 million barrels year over year in late December, according to federal data.
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Markets were sent spinning, falling by more than 1 percent and then rebounding later in the day, while everyone is now wondering what might come next.
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What's more, carbon emissions in the U.S. declined by around 2.1 percent in 2019, with emissions in the power sector falling by an impressive 10 percent.
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Shares were falling by 4.62 percent at 10:09 GMT, their biggest drop since April 4, making SFR the third-worst performer of the SBF 120 index.
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But there's little chance of the current estimate falling by the $7 million it would take to leave Marvel's latest in second place for one more day.
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Academic salaries have been falling by about 2% a year in real terms for two decades, and the army of part-time lecturers has grown ever bigger.
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But that ambition came at a cost: hefty discounting led to the company's North American operating profit falling by nearly a third in the year just ended.
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Earlier, the Indonesian Oil Palm Research Institute said it expects palm oil production next year to rise by 6.6 percent, after falling by 2.3 percent this year.
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The drops were particularly large among its nearest maturities, with bonds maturing in October 2020 and May 2021 both falling by more than 7 points in price.
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The manat has continued to lose value, falling by more than a third against the dollar in the past month alone, triggering a steep spike in inflation.
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Interactions then fell sharply on Facebook while they continued to rise on Twitter, with the ratio of Facebook engagements to Twitter shares falling by approximately 2000 percent.
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Banking stocks shed 1.9%, dragged down by Italian lenders, while China-exposed basic resources and autos stocks led losses, with both sectors falling by more than 2.5%.
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Another poll, conduced after the Supreme Court bill was approved, showed that support for PiS falling by 4 percentage points to 32 percent compared to last month.
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Cryptocurrencies plunged today with several of the largest falling by more than 20 percent and bitcoin sliding below $8,000 and headed for its worst week since 2013.
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Still, gasoline stocks were down sharply, falling by a surprise 3.8 million barrels, compared with analysts' expectations in a Reuters poll for a 1.4 million-barrel drop.
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Spending drops even faster for people in their 85003s compared to younger retirees, falling by an average of about 30 percent over a 10-year time-period.
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Boeing's decision knocked down the shares of aerospace groups involved in the 737, with Meggitt, Melrose and Safran all falling by between 1 percent to 423 percent.
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A survey from credit-card company Visa released Monday showed consumer spending falling by 0.3 percent in the three months to June compared to a year ago.
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As for Yahoo's own core business, revenues are falling by a tenth each year as consumers and advertisers migrate from desktop computers and the internet firm's products.
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Thursday's figures showed store prices falling by the smallest amount since July 2014, and on Wednesday the ONS announced a slowdown in the rate of job creation.
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But it was probably just to stir up some conversation (it worked) and draw some attention to Tyga, who has kind of been falling by the wayside.
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For instance, disaggregated merchandise trade data highlights the impact from the Brexit vote, with exports to the UK falling by almost 10% y-o-y in 3Q0003.
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Air France KLM said it would cut back flights over the next few days, with the number of available seat kilometres (ASK) potentially falling by 70%-90%.
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Air France KLM said it would cut back flights over the next few days, with the number of available seat kilometers (ASK) potentially falling by 70%-90%.
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Isner reached the semifinals at the All England Club last year, falling by 26-24 in the fifth set to Kevin Anderson after 6 hours 36 minutes.
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The S&P 500 had a weak start to August in both 1954 and 1958, falling by more than 1 percent in over one week both years.
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Contracts for "Made in Germany" goods rose by 0.3 percent after falling by an upwardly revised 3.5 percent in January, data from the Federal Statistics Office showed.
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Insurance stocks sank as Florence rolled closer, with Travelers and Allstate each falling by about 2 percent and high-end real estate insurer Chubb falling 0.8 percent.
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Since then, the terms of the deal changed, with the price falling by $500 million and Cabela's agreeing to sell its financing unit to Synovus Financial Corp.
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Part of the Dow's slide Monday took place as Trump delivered a speech about the new GOP tax plan, falling by about 85033 points during his remarks.
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Stores are having trouble filling job vacancies, despite a series of mass closures that have resulted in employment in retail falling by 74,000 so far this year.
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The pan-European FTSEurofirst 23.6 lost 1.6 percent to close at 1,219.82 points after falling by as much as 2.6 percent to its lowest since September 2013.
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And their uniforms do seem particularly gendered at a time when the definition between men's wear and women's wear is falling by the personal, and legal, wayside.
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Rivals were also caught up in the turbulence, with shares in Ryanair, British Airways owner IAG, Wizz Air, Air France and Easyjet falling by up to 4.4%.
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Progress in computing speed has slowed recently, but the cost of computing power is still estimated to be falling by a factor of 10 every 10 years.
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A poll published on Wednesday by Hadashot showed Likud falling by one seat from 30 to 29 after months of polls that have shown it gaining power.
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Oil prices plunged to their lowest in seven months after data showed that the stockpile of crude in America is falling by much less than had been expected.
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HD Supply's stock plunged in September after its second-quarter earnings missed analyst expectations, falling by as much as 16 percent on the morning it published the results.
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The financial index slumped more than 2 percent to a six-week low, with the "Big Four" banks falling by as much as 2.3 percent to 3.1 percent.
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After giving up their early lead and falling by double digits, the Nets were within 333-90 when Markel Brown hit a 3-pointer with 4:29 remaining.
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The volume amounts to about 8 percent of Ukraine's total anthracite demand in 2016, although the energy ministry has forecast consumption falling by around a third this year.
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The administration also said in the statement that central government spending on receptions totalled 419 million yuan ($63.31 million) in 2016, falling by 72.03 percent compared to 2012.
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Even though the plan concentrates benefits among the rich, it's hard for a middle-class family to get annoyed at their tax bill falling by over a third.
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Frederick Exley's "A Fan's Notes"; "Northline," by Willy Vlautin; "Hard Rain Falling," by Don Carpenter; "Stoner," by John Williams; and "Lost in the City," by Edward P. Jones.
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Oil use in the OECD peaked at 22018m barrels a day in 22020 before falling by almost 2100 per cent up to 2014 as higher prices crimped consumption.
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For manufacturers, economic indicators have fluctuated, but the fact remains that manufacturing job openings are at an 220006-year high—despite manufacturing employment falling by 2202,2628 in September.
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Over the last decade, we've made some progress in this area, with energy consumption per capita in the U.S. falling by almost 8 percent from 2007 to 2018.
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Renegades beat MAD Lions 28-22 in the other semifinal, winning Dust II 2000-11, falling by the same score on Train and then taking Nuke 16-6.
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In other words, the theory of creative destruction works when you're talking about specific companies or industries falling by the wayside because a better alternative has come along.
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"Even before their implementation, these proposed tariffs are starting to have an impact, with Chinese imports of US crude falling by 70% from April to July," Courvalin writes.
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The ONS said the fall in inflation was driven mainly by a decrease in computer game prices, as well as clothing prices falling by less than last year.
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Always wild, forever unruly and stubbornly unapologetic for it, Courtney's mere existence has proved divisive, her and Hole's musical output often falling by the wayside in the process.
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International adoption as a whole has contracted drastically, with the number of children entering the United States falling by two-thirds since the peak of international adoptions in 2004.
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ZURICH, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Adecco Group reported its revenues falling by 3% during its second quarter as the staffing company said hiring slowed in Europe's automotive and manufacturing sector.
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China's imports of cobalt raw materials shrank by 35 percent to 150,000 tonnes (bulk weight), with supply from the DRC falling by a harder 41 percent to 132,000 tonnes.
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The Hang Seng index declined about 0.2%, in the final hour of trading on Tuesday, with Hong Kong-listed shares of China Construction Bank falling by more than 1403%.
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The number of rigs drilling for oil in U.S. fields declined for a fifth straight week, falling by 8 to a total of 382, Baker Hughes reported on Friday.
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The Commission also asked Italy why its net primary expenditure — which does not include interest payments — is expected to grow by 1.9% next year, instead of falling by 0.1%.
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Plus500 said that the level of client spreads and overnight charges rose to about $93 million in the second quarter, after falling by $82 million in the first quarter.
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The study was a success on its own terms, with the rate of depression falling by 73% for the mothers who received CBT compared with 41% for the rest.
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In countries like France, Rifkin argues, formal assessment is slowly falling by the wayside and giving rise to a system that puts experience, socialization, and collaboration above test scores.
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Almost every sector of the South African economy was hit, according to the country's statistics office, with manufacturing, mining and agriculture output falling by 8.8%, 10.8% and 13.2% respectively.
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The household survey painted a less-flattering picture, with full-time jobs falling by 103,000 and part-time positions gaining 90,2191, while and government reported a 2000,2176 net gain.
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German prices, harmonized to compare with other European countries (HICP), rose by 0.1 percent on the year after falling by 0.2 percent in February, the Federal Statistics Office said.
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Revenue in its recent Q2 2018 was up 20 percent year-on-year despite monthly active user count falling by five million to reach 164 million in the quarter.
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"Take New York, a state that has experienced one of the longest sustained decarcerations in recent history, with prison populations falling by about 25 percent since 20163," Pfaff writes.
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Energy Transfer Partners $40 billion deal to buy William Cos is at risk after their stocks have taken a nosedive, falling by roughly 60 percent before recovering a bit.
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Could this be the group to power through the knockout rounds and avoid falling by the wayside like the talented yet ultimately doomed Belgian teams of past World Cups?
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It will also lead to the bank's common equity Tier 1 capital ratio, a key measure of its financial strength, falling by about 20 basis points, the lender said.
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Air France KLM said it would gradually cut back its flights over the next few days, with the number of available seat kilometers (ASK) potentially falling by 70%-90%.
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Air France KLM said it would gradually cut back its flights over the next few days, with the number of available seat kilometres (ASK) potentially falling by 70%-90%.
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However, concerns about how the virus would dent global growth have hit markets around the world, with major indexes in the United States falling by about 2% on Friday.
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Now, to hit 1.5˚C, emissions would need to fall off a cliff, falling by 15 percent a year every year, starting in 2020, until they hit net zero.
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The digital currency has been volatile this year, falling by over 20% in one week in late September to its lowest level since July amid increasing skepticism and uncertainty.
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But the IEA said supply may still exceed demand throughout the whole of 2016 and added it saw non-OPEC output falling by just 0.6 million bpd in 2016.
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The ministry said it saw gross financing needs falling by 8 billion crowns in 2021 and by 23 billion crowns in 2022 compared with 2020, because of lower redemptions.
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The leak slowed dramatically as SoCal Gas tapped the reservoir to supply customers, with releases falling by about two-thirds before being capped altogether on February 11, Conley said.
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Across the Seine the Musée d'Orsay also released figures for 2015, which showed attendance falling by 1 percent, to 3.4 million, after mostly steady increases over the previous five years.
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Even a rise in 10-year Treasury yields to 2%, a level not seen since beginning of the year, could mean prices falling by as much as 3% to 4%.
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A few years ago, both factors were important, as we were recovering from a severe recession and the unemployment rate was falling by more than 1 percentage point per year.
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By contrast, Ericsson said last week it saw the wireless network market falling by a "high single-digit" percentage this year versus earlier guidance of a 2-6 percent decline.
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Biden's frontrunner status is underwhelming for a variety of reasons, but he really is in first place in the polls, and there's nothing inevitable about him falling by the wayside.
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For the first 23003 days in February, South Korea's overseas sales fell 11.7 percent, with sales of memory chips and petroleum goods falling by 27.1 percent and 24.5 percent, respectively.
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He remembers how, in the late 1980s, Chinese-made bikes sold in America at prices that made no sense and then kept falling by a further 5-10% each year.
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Copper bucked the trend, with imports falling by more than a quarter to their lowest in over a year, the latest sign of waning appetite as local supplies remained plentiful.
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However, this growth was negatively impacted by higher costs, resulting in a large drop in UK gross margins, and EBIT in the UK business falling by GBP212001 million in FY17.
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The survey reported a decline in all of the countries in this region, with Turkey taking the worst hit, falling by 7.5 points, due to the failed July coup attempt.
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The most recent monthly production figures from the U.S. Energy Information Administration showed U.S. output falling by just 20,000 barrels a day in July, marking a slowdown from previous months.
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The government's new fiscal objectives are for cyclically-adjusted public sector net borrowing to be under 103% of GDP, and for public sector indebtedness to be falling, by FY20/21.
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Industrial orders figures for July, due on Thursday, are expected to show only a small rise after falling by the most in nearly a year-and-a-half in June.
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Ray Dalio's Bridgewater Associates, the world's largest hedge fund, is betting more than $1 billion on stock markets around the globe falling by March, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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This time, the international price is around $73 a barrel — West Texas intermediate, the American benchmark, trades about $10 cheaper — after falling by more than $10 over the last month.
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And domestic programs outside of military and homeland security whose budgets are determined annually by Congress would also take a hit, their funding falling by $57 billion, or 10.6 percent.
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Demand in the OECD area will slow, falling by a net 1.2 million bpd to 2022, due to weaker economic growth and greater assumed vehicle efficiency improvements, the agency said.
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In 2016, the number of closings outpaced openings, with the total number of operating courses in the United States falling by 171 to 14,117, according to the National Golf Foundation.
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The closed lower around 2,704.34 after falling by 1.68 percent, while the Shenzhen composite also saw a similar loss of 20.1 percent to end the trading day at about 20.7170,23.
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Overnight, US stocks snapped out of their recent calm streak, falling by 1% as bond yields rallied and money moved into safe haven fiat currencies such as the Japanese yen.
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That payment was a big factor in the company's cash reserves falling by $1.5 billion during the quarter, leaving it with just over $2 billion in cash on its balance sheet.
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While he sold out of several of his positions this year, with gold prices falling by 10 percent since Trump's election, some of the stocks he had purchased look attractive again.
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Meanwhile, South Korea's Kospi also saw losses of 24 percent to close at 23.7,295.220, with industry heavyweight Samsung Electronics slipping by 23 percent and chipmaker SK Hynix falling by 241 percent.
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Commercial lending was a weak spot for the U.S. lender when it reported third-quarter results in October, with balances falling by more than $5 billion compared to the prior period.
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The budget deficit is 4% of GDP and he has set three fiscal rules, including a pledge that the ratio of public-sector debt to GDP must be falling by 2020.
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After falling by a third from 2014 to 2017, Norway's oil and gas investments rose 2% year-on-year in 2018 to 151.8 billion crowns as rising crude prices boosted activity.
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The S&P 500 must stay above the 2,23 to 2,030 range in order to keep the S&P 500 from falling by nearly 500 points from current levels, Henrich said.
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Various factors, including a lingering glut in supplies and American pressure on Saudi Arabia to keep energy costs low, have resulted in oil prices falling by a third since early October.
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The extra competition has contributed to leisure fares falling by 28 percent from a year ago for Los Angeles' top routes, a late December report by travel consultancy Harrell Associates found.
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But Apple's results for the first quarter of the year showed total sales falling by some 14% in greater China compared with a year ago, the fifth consecutive quarter of decline.
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Oil prices turned lower on Tuesday, falling by about $2 a barrel as U.S. President Donald Trump said progress has been made with Iran, signaling tensions could ease in the Mideast.
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Nationwide said London was the weakest performing region in the United Kingdom in the first quarter of 2019 with prices falling by an annual 3.8 percent, the biggest drop since 2009.
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Energy-sector coal consumption dipped for the second straight year, falling by 1.7 percent and bringing the fuel's share of electricity production to 28.1 percent globally, its lowest level since 2004.
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Global interbank lending, a key measure of financial flows, is also in retreat, falling by more than half a trillion dollars in the last quarter of 2015, according to BIS data.
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Insecurity has already taken a heavy toll on Turkish tourism, with the number of foreign visitors falling by more than third in May, the biggest drop in at least 22 years.
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IUMA was a hugely influential idea, but struggled as a standalone company, eventually falling by the wayside around 2001 after a failed acquisition by the similarly noble digital music company eMusic.
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Racial equality and police misconduct are issues that deeply divided the NFL and its fans in 2016 and were seen as a factor in television ratings falling by 8% that season.
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On average, the IEA said in the report, it expected U.S. light tight production to grow by closer to 170,000 bpd in 2017, after falling by nearly 300,000 bpd in 2016.
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Monthly retail sales figures can be volatile but over the three months to January sales were also down, falling by 0.4 percent in volume terms, their weakest performance since November 2013.
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Egypt's trade deficit has been steadily improving since the currency flotation, falling by 43.8 percent year-on-year in May as imports declined by $1.63 billion, according to statistics agency CAPMAS.
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Those lessons are falling by the wayside as states adopt Common Core standards, which only require manuscript handwriting instruction until the first grade and cursive instruction is not mandated at all.
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Despite its winless start, Bucknell has had its moments thus far, trailing by just one midway through the second half at No. 9 North Carolina on Wednesday before falling by 12.
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MARKET OVERVIEW The global real estate crisis of 2008 affected the housing market throughout Italy, with prices falling by 20 to 30 percent, and Piedmont followed the national trend, brokers said.
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Oklahoma was one of two Super Tuesday states that Sanders overwhelmingly carried in 2016 but lost in 2020, with his vote share in the state falling by almost 27 percentage points.
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Multifamily looks to be the safest and strongest asset class, with vacancies peaking this year at only 6.6% and with rents only falling by 2.8% this year and 3.9% next year.
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"Early on, we came up with all sorts of specific lines, and they kept falling by the wayside, because we couldn't come up with different ways to interpret them," Scheinert said.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the average payment to affected doctors could end up falling by between 15 percent and 20 percent if the bill before the Senate becomes law.
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The total number of deaths from terrorism declined for the fourth consecutive year in 2018, falling by 15.2% on the year to 24,2271 — a 22017% reduction since its peak in 21.
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The PIK's announcement last Tuesday triggered a sell-off in Verallia's existing bonds, with the cash price bid on its 225m 7.25% 2023 unsecured notes falling by more than four points.
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That controversy has now resulted in the company's stock falling by nearly 20 percent, an ongoing Federal Trade Commission investigation, and delaying the launch of its in-home surveillance device smart speaker.
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Distillate consumption is forecast to increase by 60,000 barrels per day in 2017, after falling by 120,000 bpd in 2016 and 40,20163 bpd in 2015, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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Shares of major Japanese automakers fell on the back of poor September auto sales in the U.S., with Toyota falling by 215 percent while Honda saw losses of 2070 percent on Wednesday.
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But rather than falling by the wayside for being unable to keep up, Gett has turned the situation into an opportunity of sorts, by taking a very different, vastly more modest route.
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Some analysts see sterling falling by another 10 percent in the coming months should Britain fail to clinch a deal on future trade ties, luring more speculators to bet against the currency.
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Crude continued its losing streak on Wednesday, falling by more than 3 percent on news that Libya was raising production at a time when oil oversupply is still a concern for OPEC.
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China's pull on metal from the rest of the world was distinctly subdued in the first half of 2017, net imports actually falling by 40 percent year-on-year to 20183,000 tonnes.
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Sterling was effectively flat at $1.2881 after slipping 0.3 percent overnight in the wake of data showing prices of British homes for sale falling by their most in nine months in August.
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Lazard reports that renewables are now cheaper than fossils for new electricity generation, with costs falling by 66 percent for wind and 85 percent for solar over the last seven years alone.
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In fact Big Blue is badly bloodied, with pre-tax profits falling by 66% (or 27% if you accept that a variety of costs are one-off, as the firm itself suggests).
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Those work requirements are now almost universally applauded as one of the great social policy success stories of modern times with caseloads falling by more than half as paychecks replaced welfare checks.
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After falling by 12.7 percent in 2016, Argentina's construction activity rose by over 10 percent year-over-year in March, April and May, helping offset continued weak performance in the industrial sector.
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A new poll by Ifop for Le Journal du Dimanche showed Hollande's favorability rating falling by 5 percentage points month-on-month to 19 percent in February, its lowest since December 2014.
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The test considers what would be the impact of oil falling by nearly half from $54 a barrel, shares tumbling by a quarter, and unemployment rising to above 12 percent in 2018.
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Background checks on gun purchases declined in January for the second consecutive month, according to FBI data released on Friday, falling by nearly 20 percent compared to the same period last year.
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Venezuela's oil exports are falling by tens of thousands of barrels every month, and Iranian exports could fall by between 200,000 and a million barrels a day by next year, analysts say.
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The International Energy Agency sees oil consumption falling by about 2628 million barrels per day this year, because of the economic slowdown — and maybe a global recession — resulting from the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Dow Jones industrial average rose over 1,294 points on Monday — its biggest point gain ever — after falling by more than 3,500 points last week as fears about the coronavirus outbreak swirled.
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Friday's stock market sell-off continued into this week, with the falling by about 24 percent on Monday and the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping by 27,5.23 points, or about 25.2 percent.
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Benchmark German 10-year government debt yields were down 1.7 basis points at -0.362%, with the rest of the euro area market falling by 1 to 2 bps as bond prices rose.
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A U.S. consumer confidence survey furthered concerns, falling by the most in nine months in September, as Americans saw the economic outlook darkening in the face of the U.S.-China trade war.
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By contrast, viewing of the Grammys dropped precipitously in 2018, in what turned out to be a harbinger for the Oscars, which took a similar dive, each falling by more than 20%.
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Likewise, German jobless data on Friday sounded a positive note, with the number of people out of work in Europe's biggest economy falling by 7,000 and the unemployment rate steady at 5.3 percent.
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Unadjusted direct and portfolio investments meanwhile turned negative, dropping by 6.3 billion euros after an inflow of 68.0 billion euros with direct investments falling by more than half and portfolio outflows rising sharply.
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Many of the country's banks have seen their share prices plunge by more than half this year alone, with flagship names like the Monte dei Paschi di Siena falling by almost 80 percent.
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China shares on Tuesday extended a two-day selloff, with many shares falling by the 10 percent limit, after news from a Communist Party meeting of a renewed focus on regulation and deleveraging.
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In Britain, where a fifth of 16- to 24-year-olds do not drink at all, the number of pubs is falling by about 1,000 a year, and nightclubs are faring even worse.
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JOHANNESBURG, July 11 (Reuters) - South Africa's manufacturing output fell 0.8 percent year-on-year in May, contracting less than expected, after falling by 4.2 percent in April, Statistics South Africa said on Tuesday.
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Oil-rich Norway's crown took the biggest beating among developed-world currencies, falling by over 1.5 percent to a three-week trough against the dollar and also shedding 1 percent against the euro.
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One treasured technology is falling by the wayside: the huge instant film and camera used by artists like Chuck Close, Mary Ellen Mark and William Wegman (an example of whose work is above).
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The biggest impact was on the pound, which continued Friday's big decline, especially against the US dollar, falling by another five cents to less than $183, its lowest level since the mid-218s.
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Shares in Mongolia-based firms plunged this week after the election, with Turquoise Hill Resources and Aspire Mining falling by around 5 percent and the Mongolian Mining Corp losing 14 percent since Monday.
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In the market for non-prescription treatments, consumers are more easily comparing prices on the Internet, with Bayer's premium brands such as sunscreen Coppertone or allergy remedy Claritin often falling by the wayside.
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Venus and Serena Williams lost for the first time ever at the Olympics, falling by 22-22000, 22008-22012 in the women's doubles to the Czech team of Barbora Strycova and Lucie Safarova.
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The closure of the cold meat facilities weighed on the company's value-added meat products business, with revenue falling by 9 percent and operating income plunging by 78 percent to 13 million rand.
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LONDON, July 21 (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond welcomed official figures on Thursday showing public borrowing falling by a greater than expected amount, saying it showed the underlying strength of the economy.
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That's spooked markets around the world, with shares in Tokyo dropping 5 percent and a top index on Wall Street falling by 7 percent, forcing a trading stop shortly after open on Monday.
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Take the estimates for the S&P 21.9: The highest called for the index to rise 6003 percent, while the most bearish pegged the market falling by around 2600 percent by mid-22.1.
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That is the best-case path for growth, but still in involves economic output for the year falling by 1.6% over the year and the unemployment rate rising to 8% by the fall.
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Shares were falling by 5.95 percent at 0808 GMT, on track for their worst day in four-and-a-half months, making Publicis the worst-performer of the French CAC 40 stock index.
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"Our current assessment forecasts that COVID-19 could result in global exploration and production (E&P) investments falling by around $30 billion in 2020," said Audun Martinsen, head of Rystad's oilfield service research.
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That was offset a $33 million fall in production costs, exploration expenses falling by $128 million and average realized oil prices rising to $43 a barrel, up 10 percent from a year earlier.
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As President Donald Trump turns inward and champions a myopic America First approach with focus spent only on militaristic endeavors, activists are afraid efforts to bolster civil society are falling by the wayside.
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Technology company valuations have come under pressure since the third quarter of 2015, with global venture capital investments falling by a third since then, according to a recent CB Insights and KPMG report.
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The negative impact on oil demand hit oil prices hard as the virus took hold in January with a barrel of Brent crude falling by around $10 to fetch below $20203 a barrel.
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The CBOE Volatility Index has staged a stunning reversal over the past few weeks, falling by about half as the uncertainty and volatility surrounding the Brexit vote dissipated and the climbed to record highs.
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" A rep for Evans previously told PEOPLE that the MTV star "had friends over Saturday night and they had a bonfire on her property" and "Jenelle ended up tripping and falling by the fire.
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But the contango has vanished for the second half of the year and futures prices in 2018 are now trading in backwardation, suggesting most traders think stocks will be falling by then (tmsnrt.rs/2hm4zT1).
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Share offerings in the region's stock exchanges slumped 57.1 percent to $66.6 billion, with both initial public offerings and follow-on share sales falling by the same amount, according to data through June 27.
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Before the onset of each of the last four recessions (1981, 1990, 2001 and 2007), the effective federal funds rate had peaked and was already falling by the time the business cycle turned down.
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FCF Turnaround: Fitch forecasts Televisa's FCF generation to turn positive in 2017 as the company has largely completed major network upgrades in 2016, resulting in capex falling by over 30% to about MXN20 billion.
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In West Virginia, Deskins estimates that sales would fall 20 percent from today's levels of 95 million to 100 million short tons per year, with coal-industry employment falling by about the same amount.
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DIHK Managing Director Martin Wansleben told a news conference Britain's vote last June to leave the European Union had already hit business, with trade between the two countries falling by 3 percent last year.
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Prices had fallen at their slowest annual rate in four years in June, at 0.3 percent, but in July deflation reverted back to the levels seen in May, with prices falling by 0.4 percent.
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Regional pressure for substitution, however, is set to continue with Chinese HFCS prices falling by almost a third from about three years ago to below 2,500 yuan ($368) per tonne, according to industry insiders.
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In comparison, output at the world's second-largest producer India is likely to reach a record 29.5 million tonnes, with local prices already falling by more than 17 percent over the last six months.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algeria's economy will improve this year, Prime Minister Ahmed Ouyahia said on Saturday, as revenue from the OPEC member's oil and natural gas exports picks up after falling by half since 2014.
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Permits to drill new wells in the largest U.S. oil-producing state also declined this year, falling by about 14% to 7,166 in the first seven months of the year from 33,330 last year.
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The liquidity crunch in non-bank financing, higher insurance costs and rises in taxation have served to increase the pressure on the car sector, with monthly auto sales falling by 250-260% since April.
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Tightness in the raw materials section of the supply chain has traveled to the refined metal sector in China, with production, primary and secondary combined, falling by 2800 percent last year, according to ILZSG.
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Tightness in the raw materials section of the supply chain has travelled to the refined metal sector in China, with production, primary and secondary combined, falling by 2800 percent last year, according to ILZSG.
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German prices, harmonized to compare with other European countries, rose by 0.1 percent on the year after falling by 0.2 percent in February, preliminary data released by the Federal Statistics Office on Wednesday showed.
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Despite Rausu's troubles, with its population falling by several hundred a year and fishermen going out of business, there's no resentment of nature tourism, which brought nearly 33,500 people to the town in 2018.
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"One by one, these unwritten Hollywood rules about what audiences supposedly will and will not support are falling by the wayside," said Jeff Bock, a senior analyst at Exhibitor Relations, an entertainment research firm.
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Teacher salaries across the United States have failed to keep pace with inflation since 28, falling by an average of 26 percent, according to data from the National Education Association, the national teachers' union.
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Dubai's real estate prices, hit by new supply, could decline by 10 to 15 percent over the next two years, after falling by 5 to 10 percent in 2017, according to S&P estimates.
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In May, consumer prices — harmonised to compare with other European countries (HICP) — were unchanged on the year after falling by 0.3 percent in April, the Federal Statistics Office said on Friday, confirming preliminary estimates.
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Over on the mainland, the composite lost its earlier gains to and was down by 1.14 percent to close around 221,2111.60 while the Shenzhen composite ended at 20.14,20.7298 after falling by around 23 percent.
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Both companies have asked that trade officials exclude large-scale panels used for their utility projects from the 30 percent tariffs, which are set to last four years, falling by 5 percent each year.
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Adding to the sense of gloom, Ericsson said it now sees the mobile infrastructure market falling by a high single-digit percentage this year, compared to its earlier guidance of a 2-6 percent decline.
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France has also tightened the screws on spending, with the central government's expenditures falling by 1.5 percent last year, helping bring down the deficit to 70.5 billion euros, below the 74.4 billion euros initially expected.
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CGBs have performed very well this year: While the Citigroup World Government Bond Index has fallen 1.4%, Chinese bonds have rallied, with the yield on the benchmark 10-year CGB falling by about 20 bp.
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However, Biden's numbers with African Americans appear to be slipping, with his position as either a first- or second-choice candidate falling by 22019 points among black voters, down to 52 percent in Wednesday's poll.
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Between shopping, wrapping, cooking, cleaning, organizing, and making sure you see all your friends and loved ones during the season, the holidays can often feel like a pressure cooker, with details falling by the wayside.
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In every subsequent trading day since the filing, and amid a wider sell-off for Chinese indexes, the firm's share price has opened for trade before immediately falling by the 10% limit before being halted.
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There are two federal campaign election laws that make it specifically a crime to give money to a foreign national in a campaign and to hide it by falling -- by filing false and misleading reports.
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On Monday, central bank data showed foreign reserves decreased for the fourth straight month in October, falling by $45.7 billion to $3.12 trillion—the biggest monthly decline since January and the lowest level since 2011.
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Curaleaf said it expects "significant" cost savings, with input costs more than halving and processing costs falling by about a quarter, and would give it access to Select's operations in Oregon, Nevada, California and Arizona.
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Square's iconic magstripe reader, which plugs into the headphone jack, is falling by the wayside as the company pushes its newer reader which accepts chip cards and near-field-communication payment methods like Apple Pay.
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OPEC's efforts in restraining output led to commercial oil stocks across the world's richest nations falling by 3.1 million barrels in April to a new three-year low of 2.809 billion barrels, the agency said.
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So-called circuit breakers, which are designed to stop prices from free-falling by putting a halt on trades, were introduced to the Chinese stock market for the first time on Monday of this week.
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Shipments of U.S. scrap aluminium, which were hit with total Chinese tariffs of 50 percent last year, managed to hold up much better, falling by a relatively modest 16.9 percent to 513,850 tonnes in 2018.
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The law requires the miner to continue paying the 10 percent tax to state coffers "for a period of nine years, gradually falling by 2.5 percent per year beginning year 10," the congressional statement said.
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Once again donning the sheer white dress with a matching cropped white fur coat, Kardashian West was snapped leaving her trailer in Downtown Los Angeles — her pin-straight long dark hair falling by her waist.
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Shop coffee at Dripkit hereOne of the most revered rituals of all time, making and drinking coffee is an instrumental part of many people's days, but is prone to falling by the wayside when traveling.
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While overall output is expected to rebound this season after falling by around 28 percent last season, the CCC source said it would hold off on marketing the mid-crop until the start of 2017.
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The world's equity markets have got off to the worst start of the year ever with the Frankfurt and Tokyo exchanges falling by double-digit percentages, New York by 9 percent and London 8 percent.
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The open-endedness of the bank's guidance seemed to be a welcome surprise, with the euro falling by around 0.5% against the dollar immediately after the announcement, though the effect unwound later in the day.
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Armed with trends in data usage and time-use surveys Mr Byrne and Ms Corrado construct a quality-adjusted price index for digital access services that shows prices falling by 21% between 2007 and 2017.
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In Japan, the combination of an ageing population and changing purchasing patterns means that the market is in structural decline, with total sales volumes falling by 734% in the fiscal year ending 31 March 2016.
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"Right now, it looks like it's going to be crowded, but it could end up falling by the wayside if you have some key leaders ... coming out in support of a particular candidate," Murray said.
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Retaliation against U.S. tariffs is hitting American farmers, with export prices for agricultural goods falling by 28503 percent in July as trade duties in our export destinations such as China reduce demand for U.S. crops.
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Shipments of U.S. scrap aluminum, which were hit with total Chinese tariffs of 50 percent last year, managed to hold up much better, falling by a relatively modest 16.9 percent to 513,850 tons in 2018.
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" In The New York Times Book Review, Jesse McCarthy said Ms. Anderson's book "links scenes that should be familiar to us, yet somehow keep falling by the wayside in the story of America we tell.
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Housebuilders also suffered, with shares in Persimmon , Taylor Wimpey and Barratt Developments falling by 2.3 percent to almost 3 percent after the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said house prices in Britain were no longer rising.
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Maybe it's this mixed bag of information that has the U.S. 10 year yield falling by 5 basis points in response from where it was just before the release to 2.44 percent as of this writing.
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The Indian stock market fell heavily on the announcement, with the benchmark NSE Index falling by up to 2 percent in Mumbai and a key "fear index" that measures volatility rising to a three-month high.
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Distiller Kweichow Moutai, the country's most famous producer of fiery liquor baijiu, fuelled the broader consumer slump, falling by the daily limit of 10 percent after it reported sharply slower profit growth in the third quarter.
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Revenue from the iPhone continued to slow, falling by 222% in the first three months of the year compared with the same quarter in 6803; the device accounts for an ever-smaller share of Apple's revenues.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With world oil inventories swelling despite a global pact on cutting output and crude prices falling by a fifth in the past month, OPEC appears to be losing its battle to balance the market.
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About two thirds of Hannover Re's property and casualty reinsurance premiums were up for renewal at the start of the year, with the renewed volume falling by 1.5 percent to 4.36 billion euros, the company said.
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BERLIN, April 15 (Reuters) - Volkswagen brand sales kept falling by 2.7 percent in March as the carmaker grapples with its emissions scandal, it said on Friday, though the pace of the slowdown eased compared with February.
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Shares in Manulife have recovered more than half their losses since falling by 20 percent last October after research firm Muddy Waters said it had taken a short position on the stock, citing the court case.
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However, the survey of 225 German analysts and investors conducted between April 4-18 showed that their assessment of the current situation in Germany was worsening, with the gauge falling by 3.0 points to 47.7 points.
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Its new fiscal objectives are a reduction in public sector borrowing adjusted for the economic cycle to below 2% of GDP by FY21; and for the public sector debt/GDP ratio to be falling by FY21.
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Indeed, the Department of Health reported earlier this year that the birth rate among white teens in the same period, while falling by 36 percent, is still about half that of their black and Hispanic counterparts.
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About two thirds of Hannover Re's property and casualty reinsurance premiums were up for renewal at the start of the year, with the renewed volume falling by 1.4 percent in traditional reinsurance to 4.62 billion euros.
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ALGIERS, April 14 (Reuters) - Algeria's economy will improve this year, Prime Minister Ahmed Ouyahia said on Saturday, as revenue from the OPEC member's oil and natural gas exports picks up after falling by half since 2014.
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The banking index was down over seven percent, also set for its biggest one-day loss since June 2016 with shares in the country's two largest banks, Intesa Sanpaolo and UniCredit also falling by six percent.
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Falling by accident into an ice-cold Chicago drainage canal as a child, and not knowing how to swim, he instinctively rolled onto his back and began kicking his feet furiously until he reached dry ground.
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The Turkish lira had another wobbly week, falling by 1.6% against the dollar in a day, after the Turkish president criticised the central bank for not lowering interest rates, which he described as a "means of exploitation".
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Solutions to climate change range from the effective and the practical to the potentially catastrophically dangerous—but, in this somewhat heated debate, a potent weapon in our arsenal is falling by the wayside: the empowerment of women.
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Finance Minister Dulcidio De La Guardia told an investment forum that new openings of companies in Panama had been falling by about 7.5 percent per year since 2008, before accelerating this year after the Panama Papers scandal.
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The previous surge in U.S. oil production also shows signs of decelerating, with the number of rigs drilling for oil falling by 69 (8 percent) since the end of 2018, according to oilfield services company Baker Hughes.
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The Americans were favored to win their regional championship, the Gold Cup, as the hosts last summer, but were shocked by Jamaica in the semifinals, falling by 2-1, in a dreadful showing at Atlanta's Georgia Dome.
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Exports also showed signs of improvement, falling by a less-than-expected 2.8 percent from a year earlier, as demand in the United States, Europe and even Japan showed some signs of improvement, data showed on Thursday.
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As for the market, due to concerns about the rise in trade barriers, as well as the uncertainty brought about by trade war, Whirlpool's stock price fell overnight after the first rise, and finally falling by 1.28%.
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Though Italian bonds have also broadly been the beneficiary of expectations of more ECB policy stimulus, with yields on 10-year debt falling by 120 bps since mid-May, the rally has stalled since late last week.
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While Utah and its players may have taken some offense, they didn't take it out on the court against the Warriors in the first two games of the series while falling by double digits in each contest.
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So when he lost in his final qualifying match once again on Friday, falling by 2000-22019, 1-6, 6-3 to Donald Young, the stage was set for Polansky to complete his regrettable but remarkable sweep.
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LONDON, March 24 (Reuters) - Global airline revenues are seen falling by $250 billion this year, a cut of 44% on 2019 levels, the International Air Transport Association said on Tuesday, as the coronavirus outbreak hits the sector.
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It turned out to be a tough day for both the American veterans, as Woods and Patrick Reed were the only American pairing to lose in the morning, falling by 3 and 1 to Fleetwood and Molinari.
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Hong Kong's high-flying residential property market is showing signs of serious strain, with home prices seen falling by double digits over the next 12 months as a mix of domestic and international factors slam the sector.
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De Beers produced 28.7 million carats in 2015 after lowering its target several times from a high of 32 to 34 million carats, with rough diamond prices falling by 15 percent over the course of last year.
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Energy Aspects' Sen said that even predictions of Iran's crude production falling by much as 1.5 million barrels a day could prove to be "conservative" by year-end, particularly because of escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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The June decline in durable goods orders resulted in the Atlanta Fed's model to downgrade its forecast on real equipment investment in the second quarter, falling by 1.9 percent from its prior estimate of a 1.2 percent decline.
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Malaysian stocks have underperformed Southeast Asian markets so far this year, with the benchmark index falling by 3 percent versus a rise of 8 percent in the Singapore market and a 5 percent increase in the Indonesian index.
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South Korea's won currency extended losses against the dollar in offshore non-deliverable forward trade, falling by some 0.4% against the dollar in just five minutes after the announcement, on concerns that trade disputes with Japan could prolong.
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Despite having abundant hydropower, typically enough to power its own needs and drive exports, Norway saw its domestic production falling by nearly a fifth to 37.7 terawatt hours (TWh) in the quarter, short of its 39.8 TWh needs.
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British new car sales recorded their biggest drop since 2009 last year, falling by more than 5 percent due to uncertainty over potential new diesel charges and weakening consumer confidence since Brexit, an industry body said on Friday.
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Zodiac disclosed late on March 14 new cost overruns and slashed its earnings guidance, with the company now forecasting annual core operating income falling by around 10 percent, against a previous forecast of a 10-20 percent rise.
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First quarter analyst forecasts have dropped steadily in the last six months, and S&P 233 earnings are now seen falling by 2.5%, which would mark the first year-on-year contraction since 2016, according to Refinitiv data.
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They appear to have already started doing so, figures from the International Lead and Zinc Study Group (ILZSG) suggesting national output rose by 6 percent in the first half of 2016 after falling by 3 percent last year.
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Even with production running at record levels, there has been no discernible build in steel inventory in the country and exports remain subdued, falling by 8003 percent, or 16 million tonnes, in the first half of the year.
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Economic crisis and competition from other kinds of gambling have hit Italian horse racing hard in recent years, with gambling revenue falling by three quarters from 2009 to about 500 million euros in 2014, agriculture ministry data show.
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Apprehensions by the Border Patrol have been on the decline, falling by 25 percent in the last fiscal year alone, in part because Mexico's improved economy has given fewer of its citizens reason to risk the perilous crossing.
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The drop was driven by China's blue-chip stocks falling by another 232 percent and overnight interest rates for the yuan outside of China soared to nearly 22.961 percent, their highest since the launch of the offshore market.
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We said goodbye to a lot of shows in 2017, and with this being the first year Netflix decided to start canceling shows, it may seem like more shows are falling by the wayside compared to previous years.
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JOHANNESBURG, May 17 (Reuters) - South African retail sales rose by 0.8 percent year-on-year in March, beating market expectations of a contraction, after falling by 1.6 percent in February, data from the statistics office showed on Wednesday.
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And that is despite the mean pay of FTSE 100 CEOs falling by about 17 percent in 2017 to 4.5 million pounds amid pressure from investors, the government and wider society for excessive pay to be reined in.
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Another factor that may have contributed to the increase, experts say, are austerity-induced budget cuts, with the ranks of police officers falling by nearly 1,000 in England and Wales, according to figures published by the Home Office.
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Under Mr. Schnatter, Papa John's became one of the top pizza chains in the United States, but its stock price has tumbled in the past year, falling by nearly one-third to $59.23 per share, as of Thursday.
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He said there had been a seismic change in the media landscape with newspaper circulation falling by about 30 percent since Leveson reported, and there was now an urgent need to address fake news and largely unregulated social media.
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South Korea's won currency extended losses against the dollar in offshore non-deliverable forward trade, falling by some 0.4% against the dollar in five minutes after the announcement on concern that trade disputes with Japan could be drawn out.
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The Brexit effect seems particularly clear in industries that trade a lot or rely heavily on workers from the EU. Capital spending in the "engineering and vehicles" sector, also hit by diesel woes, is falling by 9% a year.
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Figures from the British car industry on Thursday showed production falling by 4.1 percent in September from the same month a year earlier, a fifth decline in six months that adds to signs of faltering consumer and business confidence.
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Hopes of policy easing have increased since ECB President Mario Draghi's June speech in Sintra, with Italian bond yields falling by more than 100 basis points since then and the euro weakening by more than 2% over that period.
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The latest estimates place the cost of the Mackenzie Gas Project at $20 billion CDN, or approximately $16 billion US. In some ways, however, the cost of the Mackenzie project has gone down, falling by half in relative terms.
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Profit forecasts for the first quarter have dropped steadily in the last six months, with S&P 500 earnings now seen falling by 2.5%, which would mark the first year-on-year contraction since 2016, according to Refinitiv data.
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Federer was twice just a point away from joining him in the final but could not convert either of the match points he held on Djokovic's serve in the other semifinal, falling by 29-22012 in the fifth set.
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After more than halving from a mid-2018 peak, contract prices for so-called DRAM memory chips may stop falling by the first quarter of 2020, and even start ticking up by the second quarter, predicts industry tracker DRAMeXchange.
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While shares in Danske and Swedbank have plunged since 2017, falling by 65% and 47% respectively, DNB has traded near its record high in recent months and is still only 11% off its 2019 peak hit on Oct. 28.
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Engaging in racial discrimination becomes more costly during a spell of full employment, and managers inclined to do it will find themselves falling by the wayside in favor of those ready to give opportunities to black and Latino workers.
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Wednesday's official data also showed house prices rose at the weakest annual pace seen in five-and-a-half years, dragged by London prices falling by the most since September 2009 — just after the low point of the global financial crisis.
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Photo: APMark Zuckerberg and his data-hoarding creation Facebook remain in the crosshairs this week as scrutiny over its Cambridge Analytica profile-scraping scandal continues to mount, with the social media giant's stock price falling by over 13 percent this week.
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Despite the widening of the current account gap, the rupee currency outperformed most of its Asian peers in 2017, boosted by strong dollar inflows, but has become one of the region's weakest, falling by 1.65 percent in 2018, as inflows slowed.
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The Bank of England's forecast is worse: A failure to reach a deal could cause the worst recession since the Second World War, with the GDP falling by as much as 8% in one year and house prices crashing by 2.63%.
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Crude inventories across the world's richest nations fell for a third month in a row in October, marking their longest stretch of declines since 2011, and falling by 74.5 million barrels from July's record 3.102 billion barrels, the IEA said.
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The former phone monopoly carrier, which had aimed for a return to low single-digit growth in core profit excluding leases starting this year, now sees core profit after leases falling by low single digits before returning to growth next year.
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Actually, it took all of 403 minutes for her to become the first No. 1 women's seed in the history of the United States Open to lose in the first round, falling by 6-2, 26-220 to Kaia Kanepi.
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Car production has taken the biggest hit, falling by 17% over the past year, owing in part to slowing demand from big trading partners, such as China and Britain, and a shift in consumer tastes away from German diesel motors.
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Volatility spread across asset classes on Thursday, as the CBOE volatility index spiked to its highest level since May, gold prices rose to two-month highs and all major U.S. equity indices closed lower, with the falling by 1.45 percent.
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Exports were the main drag on the economy in the third quarter, falling by 10.2 percent on an annualized basis as shipments of vehicles and parts fell amid work stoppages and changes to certain models sent to the U.S. market.
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Shares in SocGen were down by around 2 percent in early session trading on Thursday, with the broader market falling by a similar amount after the U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates and dashed hopes of a more dovish outlook.
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The result was not just a year of darkness but truly staggering global cooling: The decade 536 to 545 was the coldest decade of the last 2000 years, with average summer temperatures in Europe falling by up to 2.5 degrees Celsius.
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Venezuela's oil production, which has been falling by about 20,000 barrels per day per month since last year, is on track to fall an additional 240,000 bpd next year as U.S. sanctions and a lack of infrastructure investment hobbles operations.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for GOHL include: - Annual gaming revenue falling by 10% in 2016, then increasing by 2% in 2017-2018 - Overall annual revenue falling by 7% in 0003, then increasing by 2% in 2017-2018 - Operating EBITDAR margin above 34% over 2016-2018 (2015: 38%) - Annual dividend payout by GENS to GOHL at SGD90m-13m RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action on GOHL's rating include: - Weakening ties between GOHL and Genting will result in GOHL's rating being notched down from its parent's rating.
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"Prices are falling by around two crowns next week to 70-72 crowns per kilo for deliveries in Oslo, from 73-74 crowns this week, as the market is reacting to the high prices," said one salmon producer who declined to be named.
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Its investigation found hot-rolled steel from all the countries save Serbia rose to take 12.6 percent of the EU market in the year to mid-2016 from 7.5 percent in 2013, with prices falling by about a quarter, according to the document.
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Figures show that large-scale disruption caused a very negative impact on business, with sales in the transport and tourism sectors falling by an average of 20 to 30 per cent and economic activity in some regions already in a state of emergency.
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The broader disconnect is captured in the latest monthly figures released by the International Lead and Zinc Study Group (ILZSG), which show global mine output rising by 1.8% but refined metal output falling by 3.0% in the first quarter of this year.
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Meanwhile, Chinese nickel production is seen falling by 2 percent this year to 590,000 tonnes, although Xu said this would be offset by increased output in Indonesia, where Chinese companies have invested in projects in line with China's Belt and Road trade initiative.
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In Germany there are signs the global trade tensions are having a more noticeable impact with industrial orders figures for July expected to show only a small rise, after falling by the most in nearly a year-and-a-half in June.
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But this did not stop the share price of the American drugmaker falling by 15% on the day the acquisition was announced, even though the company attempted to soften the blow by saying it would buy back $5bn worth of its own shares.
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WASHINGTON — The United States economy continued a strong rebound last year, with unemployment falling by half since the depths of the 2008 recession, wages growing and consumer confidence at its highest point in a dozen years, the White House said on Monday.
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The ONS said the current account deficit more than halved in the fourth quarter to 12.1 billion pounds — falling by more than expected in the Reuters poll — and stood at 2.4 percent of GDP, down sharply from 5.3 percent in the third quarter.
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EDT (2030 GMT) (Adds comment updates throughout) NEW YORK, July 16 (Reuters) - Oil prices turned lower on Tuesday, falling by about $743 a barrel as U.S. President Donald Trump said progress has been made with Iran, signaling tensions could ease in the Mideast.
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We're seeing a system that is becoming the haves and the have-nots of journalism, where you have a lot of money and resources and name recognition going to a few premier brands and everything else sort of falling by the wayside.
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WTI traded off Monday's lows after data from market intelligence firm Genscape showed crude inventories at the Cushing, Oklahoma delivery point for U.S. crude futures falling by nearly 860,000 barrels during the week to April 15, traders who saw the data said.
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Overall, SWFs' assets under management contracted for the first time in more than a decade, falling by over $30 billion to $7.2 trillion last year, the IIF said, noting the decline was particularly pronounced in oil-dependent Saudi Arabia, Norway and Russia.
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"In the year immediately following the law's passage, median compensation for Wisconsin teachers decreased by 2000 percent in inflation-adjusted terms, with median benefits being cut by 21.92 percent and the median salary falling by 7013 percent," reported the American Progress Action Fund.
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Today, online retail companies require about one employee per $1 million of annual sales, versus 3.5 employees per $1 million at physical stores — a big reason that retail employment is falling by about 100,000 jobs per year, according to the Goldman report.
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The former phone monopoly carrier, which had previously aimed for a return to low single digit growth in core profits excluding leases starting this year, now sees it falling by 'low single digit in 2020' before going back to growth next year.
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Murray, a five-time runner-up in Melbourne, was unable to counter the unrelenting net play of 50th-ranked Mischa Zverev, falling by 7-5, 5-7, 6-2, 6-193 in a fourth-round match on Sunday afternoon at Rod Laver Arena.
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For the U.S. Postal Service, the latest buzz has clearly been its latest finances, which continue to be in disarray with a $28500 billion net loss in the latest quarter, and also how the price of stamps is now falling by 6900 cents.
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The Dow Jones industrial average continued its slide Tuesday, falling by more than 600 points, or about 2.2 percent, as investors brace for the potential economic fallout from the virus, which has infected more than 80,85033 people across more than two dozen countries.
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But while the shares of Danske and Swedbank have plunged since 2017, falling by 65% and 47% respectively, DNB has traded at near all-time high levels in recent months and is still only off 8% from a 2019 peak in late October.
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Indivior shares rose more than 6 percent in early trade, after falling by nearly a third on Friday after Dr Reddy's and U.S.-based Mylan NV received FDA approval for a generic version of Suboxone Film, which generates 80 percent of Indivior's revenue.
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Meanwhile, the company's stock price has also taken a substantial hit on the news of the Note 7's nixing: falling by 8 per cent today, its biggest percentage decline since October 2008, as investors wiped some $19 billion off the value of the company.
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The standoff comes as signs are emerging that the labor market has at last begun to turn the corner with the number of unemployed people falling by nearly 20,000 in April in a second consecutive monthly decline, the Labour Ministry said in a monthly report.
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Wild swings in the share price had continued on Friday, with Monte dei Paschi's stock rising as much as 19 percent and then falling by 8 percent before ending the day up a net 2.7 percent to bring the week's loss to 16.5 percent.
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The deepest cuts since that time have come in the United States, where the overall forecast for capital investment this year and next in the lower 48 states has been cut in half, falling by $125 billion, he said in a recent note to clients.
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Output increased in the services sector by 0.6 percent in the first quarter, the ONS said, but decreased among the other three main industrial groupings within the economy, with production falling by 0.4 percent, construction output by 0.9 percent and agriculture by 0.1 percent.
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Cramer Remix: The irony behind Phil Mickelson's scandal Cramer: Individual stocks worth significantly more than theS&P 500 sum Cramer: Wal-Mart is just in the first inning He found the same situation with biotech stocks, as valuations have been falling by the week.
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"Since the start of the rally back in February ... speculative length on the NYMEX have been growing by 0.6 percent per week, whereas speculative shorts have been falling by 8 percent per week," the U.S.-based Schork Report said in a note to clients.
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Following the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union in June, the economy is seen falling by 21.7 percent in the third quarter, with the risk of further decline into recession, the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) said on Wednesday.
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The higher duties have caused a shriveling of transaction volumes, with sales levels in five prime London boroughs falling by an average of more than 83 percent per year in the five years to March 28 - the most since Land Registry records began in 220.
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Specifically, Lee notes that since 1998, the market has seen 30 instances in which high-yield spreads widened 60 basis points, as it did in late March, and the market saw a decline in 93 percent of instances (falling by a median 4 percent).
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The Yellow Jackets have dropped their first two ACC games for the fourth straight season but pushed No. 7 North Carolina and No. 21 Pittsburgh, falling by a combined 13 points in allowing 86 points to the Tar Heels and 89 to the Panthers.
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Tesla shares seesawed Tuesday, falling by as much as 20193 percent before recovering, hours after the Securities and Exchange Commission doubled down on its allegation that Musk "blatantly violated" a settlement with the agency by discussing the company's production forecasts on Twitter on Feb. 19.
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The record influx and associated concerns are taking their toll politically, with support for Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and its Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU) sister party falling by 2 percentage points to 34 percent in an Emnid survey for Bild am Sonntag.
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In Germany, Europe's biggest economy, there are signs global trade tensions are having a more noticeable impact with industrial orders figures for July expected to show only a small rise, after falling by the most in nearly a year-and-a-half in June.
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That and Trump's clear record of disregard for America's traditional human rights and democracy promoting role, the sad reality is that any U.S. deal with North Korea is likely to resemble the one with Libya 15 years ago, with human rights falling by the wayside.
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The unexpected payout to Orange and Deutsche resulted in first-quarter pretax profit falling by 42 percent, and sent BT shares down 13 percent to 308.7 pence by 1115 GMT, just above the 298 pence they hit on the day of the January profit warning.
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"In aggregating flight databases to track real time aviation patterns across the top five busiest Chinese airports, we found that flight activity plunged 12% over the Lunar New Year weekend, and continues to track lower, falling by a staggering 41% from normal levels," they wrote.
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Good news for first-time buyers looking at properties with two bedrooms or fewer though, the "lower market sector" saw the largest percentage drop in the last 12 months, with prices falling by 3.5 percent, or nearly £18,000, from an average £504,131 to £486,371.
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Or so I always assumed, but this nicety is clearly falling by the wayside, and I can't shake the feeling that its plunge is part of a larger story, a reflection of so much else that is going wrong in this warped world of ours.
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Alten's revenue in the first six months from the UK, which accounts for around 4 percent of the total, fell by 11 percent, with the its oil and gas subsidiary having the biggest impact with revenue falling by 30 percent in the first half, he said.
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The American Dialect Society named it word of the year in 2015, but the word first surfaced as a neutral singular pronoun as far back as the 17th century, to the dismay of some grammarians at a time when "thee, thou, thy" began falling by the wayside.
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"The working age population is falling by about 1 percent per year, and the rate of shrinkage will eventually approach 1.7 percent per year, so that even productivity growth of 2% or more will deliver very low aggregate or per capita growth," a recent OECD report concludes.
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The slowdown in layoff activity in June is reflected in the year-to-date totals as well, with the number of planned workforce reductions falling by 22009 percent to 25,2000 in the first six months of 2017 from more than 313,000 in the first half of 2016.
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"The working age population is falling by about 1 percent per year, and the rate of shrinkage will eventually approach 1.7 percent per year, so that even productivity growth of two percent or more will deliver very low aggregate or per capita growth," the OECD report explains.
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There have been some close calls, such as a February 5 game against Seattle decided by a buzzer-beating three-pointer, but mostly it's been routs: the Cougars have lost by double digits 13 times during the streak, falling by margins of 33, 25, 6.53 and 23.
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"I look for the beauty in this environmental crisis," said Mr. Ben Zaken, whose Salty Landscapes boat tours take travelers out onto the surface of the Dead Sea, where the water level is falling by more than a meter a year as human consumption depletes its sources.
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From 2017 to 2018, death rates decreased for six of the leading causes of death, falling by 0.8% for heart disease, 2.2% for cancer, 2.8% for unintentional injuries, 2.9% for chronic lower respiratory diseases, 1.3% for stroke and 1.6% for Alzheimer's disease, according to the new report.
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The firm, which stunned investors earlier this year by announcing $1.7 billion in provisions, writedowns and restructuring costs, said it now sees the mobile infrastructure market falling by a high single-digit percentage this year, compared to its earlier guidance of a 27.93-6 percent decline.
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What to watch: The coming storms could worsen already unprecedented floodingthat has caused billions of dollars in damage in the Central U.S. What's new: Oklahoma meteorologists reported flooding was a major threat in El Reno on Tuesday morning, with 3.5 inches of rain falling by 3:40 a.
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For example, seven years ago, at the nadir of the last oil price crash, while prompt futures contracts in early January 5003 were falling by more than 15 percent in a month's time, those for delivery periods a year out or later declined by no more than 2 percent.
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Craig McMahon, APAC head of research at Wood MacKenzie, said on Tuesday that markets continued to be oversupplied by 1.5 million barrels of oil a day, although a drop in output was in sight for the second half, with non-OPEC production likely falling by 600,000 barrels a day.
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Padmanathan said ACWA's experience in what he calls the "sunbelt of the Middle East" has shown that Saudi Arabia could even surpass that target by a wide margin, due to the price of solar and wind power falling by 85% and 50% respectively over the past five years.
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According to Kensho, a quantitative tool used by hedge funds, CNBC Pro found over the last decade when Apple jumped more than 10 percent in four trading days, shares usually decline on the fifth day, falling by 0.8 percent on average and trading negatively more than 60 percent of the time.
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Inventory is still falling by the day but there is a growing awareness that a good part of what is leaving is simply being relocated as the battery supply chain, which needs the sort of Class I nickel traded on both London and Shanghai markets, preemptively builds its own stocks.
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Just like Japan, Senegal won once, tied once, and lost once — falling by 1-203 to Colombia on Thursday after giving up a goal to Yerry Mina — but it will be the Japanese advancing to the knockout phase by virtue of having only three yellow cards, while Senegal had five.
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The U.N. report said global temperatures are on pace to rise as much as 3.2 degrees Celsius (5.8 degrees Fahrenheit) by the end of the century, and that emissions must begin falling by 7.6 percent each year starting this year to meet the most ambitious goals of the Paris climate accord.
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There are many routes you can take — you could grab them a high-quality coffee maker to make their future morning commutes better, a new mattress to ensure they get some rest (they're going to need it), or even a fitness tracker so their health doesn't end up falling by the wayside.
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Crown shares suffered their largest ever one-day decline on Monday, falling by 14 percent, while smaller Australian rival Star Entertainment Group dropped as much as 6 percent, amid concerns about the impact the detentions would have on the companies' ability to attract wealthy Chinese gamblers to major new developments in Australia.
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Crown shares suffered their largest ever one-day decline on Monday, falling by 14 percent, while smaller Australian rival Star Entertainment Group Ltd dropped as much as 6 percent, amid concerns about the impact the detentions would have on the companies' ability to attract wealthy Chinese gamblers to major new developments in Australia.
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She also laments that the area in Greenwich Village where she used to live has turned into a "slum," where real estate prices are "falling by $5 a day" because "black people are shooting each other out front" (this sentence is only in her original Japanese text – it was deleted from the English translation, curiously).
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Like a series of tableaus by Jacob Lawrence, Anderson's survey links scenes that should be familiar to us, yet somehow keep falling by the wayside in the story of America we tell: There are the boxcars full of sharecroppers fleeing the South; the bellowing declarations of massive resistance to school integration after Brown v.
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Venezuela's oil production, which has been falling by about 2109,2000 barrels per day (bpd) per month since last year, is on track to fall by at least 21.955,21.972 bpd in 22003, according to numbers reported to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), as U.S. sanctions and a lack of capital hobble operations.
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This may seem like a strange transition for a presidential candidate to make, but recent events, and Trump's reactions to them, suggest that his primary goal of building a lucrative audience has finally eclipsed his purported goal of building a winning electorate, with traditional allegiances to political party, fellow candidates, and even a running mate falling by the wayside.
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The softer outlook for the Chinese economy, rising steel production and waning seasonal demand have fueled the sharp losses in steel-linked futures, said Wu. The most-traded rebar on the Shanghai Futures Exchange was down 21 percent at 26.5198,020 yuan ($310) a tonne by 0553 GMT after falling by the 6 percent maximum allowed by the exchange.
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After largely ignoring growing crude inventories for two months, a small shaking of confidence in oil traders' expectations led to a reversal in this trend, with oil prices falling by a little over $1/bbl last Wednesday, after the latest EIA report was released and an additional $3-$4/bbl by the end of day on Friday.
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Thus, gross national product (GNP), a concept that subtracts payments we make to foreigners on their US assets and adds payments we receive from foreigners — will decrease by more than GDP, falling by 0.2 percent after 10 years and 0.6 percent after two decades: In circumstances like these, economists broadly agree that GNP is a better indicator of living standards for American households.
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Read more: 'There is no company that will be safe': Massive layoffs and furloughs are coming to the oil industry, experts sayThe price of oil could decline even moreThe price of oil crashed in a matter of weeks, with Brent crude — the global benchmark — falling by about 60% to trade between $20 and $30 a barrel, relative to prices upward of $65 at the start of the year.
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With Scotland currently spending 20 percent more per head on public services than England, it is difficult to say that Scots would have to endure more austerity outside of the U.K., under a public services-minded SNP government, than inside the U.K., under a fiscally hawkish Conservative government Meanwhile, the price of oil has fallen from nearly $100 per barrel to roughly $60, with North Sea oil revenues falling by a staggering 97 percent.
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DIHK said looming Brexit was already taking its toll, with German exports to Britain falling by more than 3.5 percent in 2016, largely due to a drop in the second half of the year after Britons voted in June to leave the EU. "We should expect further declines in trade in the coming months," DIHK President Eric Schweitzer said, adding that four in 10 companies that participated in the survey conducted in February expected business to weaken.
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The two levers work together to tame the rise in temperature: Assuming both levers are maximized in the short-term — carbon emissions start falling by 2020 and hit zero by 2050 — we will have about a 50 percent chance of staying under 2 C. That's great, but it falls somewhat short of "well below 1.53 C." To drive the chances of exceeding 2 C down to 20 percent, the researchers had to add another lever (and a fourth building block).
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You can see that the Dow Jones industrial average had kept up before the federal reserve held a press conference, but slumped when the fed published its raising interest rates decision and Powell delivered speech, finally closing down more than 350 points, or 1.49%, falling by more than 730 points from an intraday high, that can be said to be a vertical drop of a rollercoaster ride turned down But greenbacks was pushed up by the dovish fed and retook its loss made before the fed released its announcement.
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