Car sales are already falling sharply in Europe's major markets.
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The dollar extended losses on Friday after falling sharply overnight.
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The share of immigrants coming from Latin America is falling sharply.
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This saying applies to buying a stock that is falling sharply.
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Spot gold edged up 0.04 percent after falling sharply on Friday.
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This substantial increase occurred even as violent crime was falling sharply.
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Stocks were falling sharply along with the tumbling yields on Tuesday.
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And that effort paid off: Wind costs are now falling sharply.
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The price of copper, the biggest export, began falling sharply in 2014.
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After falling sharply at first, prices recouped some ground early on Wednesday.
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In Europe, shares rebounded after falling sharply Thursday on the ECB news.
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The index had risen on Tuesday after falling sharply for several sessions.
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Bond prices, which have been falling sharply since the presidential election, rose.
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With oil prices falling sharply since October, gasoline could become even cheaper.
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In Europe, shares also rebounded after falling sharply Thursday on the ECB news.
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Gold stabilised around the $1,260 per ounce level after falling sharply last week.
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The euro was little changed against the dollar after falling sharply on Wednesday.
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The monthly rate of migrant arrivals in Italy began falling sharply in July.
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The British pound also took a hit, falling sharply after the day's news.
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Yields on benchmark 10-year Polish bonds stabilised after falling sharply last week.
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Long-term bond rates are falling sharply as worries about a recession increase.
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Aurora Cannabis pared losses after falling sharply following its New York Stock Exchange debut.
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That project was announced in mid-2014, just as oil prices began falling sharply.
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Chicago corn and wheat were little changed, pausing after also falling sharply on Thursday.
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Despite the recent rebound, some analysts see the price of iron ore falling sharply.
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Two minutes of chaos in early Asian trading sent the British currency falling sharply.
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With blood donations falling sharply, doctors are switching to regimens that require fewer transfusions.
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"Express Scripts shares are falling sharply on a spike in volume," the anchor said.
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Corporate profits also cratered in 2008, falling sharply as the economy slammed into reverse.
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Energy was the best performing sector, rising 1.6 percent, after falling sharply a day earlier.
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"Swap points were falling sharply, as big banks were offering," one of the traders said.
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Those attempts to calm markets failed, with stocks falling sharply Monday after the mutual escalation.
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Italy's stock market also took a knock, with the benchmark FTSE MIB index falling sharply.
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He made comments on trade talks minutes after stocks began falling sharply, erasing Monday's gains.
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Defensive stocks were under selling pressure, with land transport stocks and food processors falling sharply.
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After falling sharply in late 2017 and 2018, house prices have stabilized in recent months.
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Bitcoin plummeted more than 70% over the course of 2018, with other cryptocurrencies also falling sharply.
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The positive trade news lifted chipmakers, with Germany's Siltronic recovering 4% after falling sharply on Tuesday.
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The fall in the oil price hit commodities, with some oil and gas stocks falling sharply.
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Wall Street's main indexes ended little changed during a choppy session after falling sharply on Friday.
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The sharp rise in rates spooked investors across the globe, with world equities falling sharply last week.
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Mortgage rates are falling sharply, as investors head to the relative safe haven of the bond market.
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By midday, all of 33 Topix's subsectors were in negative territory, with financials and exporters falling sharply.
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European stock futures were higher in early trade, trimming some losses after falling sharply the previous day.
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Energy prices were falling sharply a year ago, but are now rising on a seasonally-adjusted basis.
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Bitcoin rocketed above $2000,0003 for the first time on Thursday before falling sharply from its record high.
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But the losses on those trades piled up after crude oil prices started falling sharply in July.
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Investors bought financial stocks in September, as interest rates began to rise after falling sharply in August.
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Data released Thursday morning showed German manufacturing orders falling sharply in January, due to lower foreign orders.
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It is very easy to imagine emissions rising under Trump and nearly impossible to imagine them falling sharply.
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With oil prices falling sharply since October on signs of an economic slowdown, gasoline could become even cheaper.
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The cryptocurrency rocketed above $239,315.033 for the first time on Thursday before falling sharply from its record high.
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The yuan strengthened on Tuesday after falling sharply on Monday to its lowest official close in seven weeks.
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The offshore yuan was trading at 6.9231 per dollar at 0725 GMT Tuesday after falling sharply on Monday.
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Automakers Ford and General Motors rose 1.6 percent and 3 percent, respectively, after falling sharply earlier on Wednesday.
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Venture capital money going into ad tech start-ups is falling sharply, helping push a wave of consolidation.
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After falling sharply during the crisis, bank loan growth has remained essentially flat while debt issuance has rocketed.
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In this statistical twilight zone, there is one indisputable trend, which is that China's exports are falling sharply.
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Irrespective of the rules, the prices of renewable energies are falling sharply, prompting a shift from fossil fuels.
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"Home Depot was not dead," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street " as the Dow component was falling sharply.
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After falling sharply it found a floor before rebounding as the best performing currency in the world this year.
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Forecasts for U.S. earnings, after a big boost from corporate tax cuts in 2018, are falling sharply in 2019.
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"These push the economy into recession, with asset prices and the pound falling sharply," said the government's budget watchdog.
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Refining was a lifeline for energy companies when oil prices started falling sharply in the second-half of 2014.
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The dollar steadied, after falling sharply this week when U.S. President Donald Trump criticised the Fed's interest rate increases.
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The yield on Germany's 10-year bond was minus 0.13 percent on Friday after falling sharply since Britain's referendum.
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It reached 2154,400 feet before dropping to 5,800 feet, rising again briefly and falling sharply — all within one minute.
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It reached 33,23 feet before dropping to 2000,250 feet, rising again briefly and falling sharply — all within one minute.
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She also said the government's revenue collection was under pressure with income from the natural resources sector falling sharply.
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"But we don't see an immediate possibility of our bond buying falling sharply from the current pace," he said.
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The market reaction was swift on Monday, with shares and debt issued by several subsidiaries of Wanda falling sharply.
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U.S. stock indexes have struggled for most of 2407, falling sharply on increasing worries of a global economic slowdown.
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PC sales have been falling sharply worldwide, and the launch of Windows 10 has so far failed to rekindle demand.
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The FTSE 350 Mining Index declined 3.7 percent, with Anglo American, BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Glencore all falling sharply.
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But to stand a chance of mitigating global warming, they must start falling sharply and keep doing so for decades.
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Boeing lost $5.82 a share in the second quarter of 2019, with revenue falling sharply as well to $15.8 billion.
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Sabine and Samson were among the biggest bankruptcies in the energy sector last year, when energy prices began falling sharply.
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Energy gave the biggest sector boost to the S&P 500, rising 1.2 percent after falling sharply a day earlier.
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But the Dow reversed course during Powell's press conference over the likelihood of raising rates again next year, falling sharply.
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Bets on sterling rising or falling sharply remain few and far between as traders sit it out on the sidelines.
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CONTAINMENT SUCCESS New cases in China have been falling sharply, with 125 reported on Tuesday, thanks to aggressive containment measures.
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But Fed interest rates actually began falling sharply after April, which limited the effectiveness of the Fed's anti-inflation efforts.
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But despite the budget deficit falling sharply, Britain's debt levels remain high, limiting how much Hammond can relax his spending squeeze.
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And in any event, the number of EU migrants into Britain, especially from central and eastern Europe, is already falling sharply.
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Bond markets around the world have been rallying, with Treasury yields falling sharply and British gilt yields tumbling to record lows.
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The payback period for industrial robots (the time it takes for their extra costs to be paid off) is falling sharply.
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Insurer MedGulf, which has been falling sharply this week after reporting a big second-quarter loss, slid a further 2.3 percent.
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Things are looking uncertain in the ECB's own backyard too, with industrial production in the euro zone falling sharply in November.
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After falling sharply in the wake of the referendum result announcement Friday morning, the London exchange closed at 6,360.06 on Wednesday.
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CONTAINMENT SUCCESS New cases in China have been falling sharply, with 125 reported on Tuesday, thanks to its aggressive containment measures.
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It's too soon to know if the Fed will cut rates quickly enough to prevent nominal GDP growth from falling sharply.
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The pan-European Stoxx 21.3672 benchmark tumbled 1.82413%, with Britain's FTSE 21.8241, France's CAC 210 and Germany's DAX all falling sharply.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 benchmark tumbled 203%, with Britain's FTSE 100, France's CAC 40 and Germany's DAX all falling sharply.
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The pan-European Stoxx 600 benchmark tumbled 3.5%, with Britain's FTSE 100, France's CAC 40 and Germany's DAX all falling sharply.
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Those companies and other high-profile technology and consumer stocks have rebounded after falling sharply in the final quarter of 2018.
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The big picture: Two years into Donald Trump's pugnacious and unpredictable presidency, polls show the world's view of U.S. leadership falling sharply.
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Support for globalisation and the free market has been more variable, falling sharply during the financial crisis before recovering in recent years.
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Ireland's economy has been the best performing in Europe for the past three years, with unemployment falling sharply and house prices rising.
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The key interbank rate rose more than 25 basis points for the year, indicating tighter monetary conditions, after falling sharply in 2015.
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Bitcoin rocketed past the $19,000 mark Thursday morning, before falling sharply to $15,000 around where it stayed for most of the afternoon.
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"Analyst forecasts typically start the year at an overly optimistic level before falling sharply over the course of the year," said Dryden.
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As Washington grapples with the complexities of the climate debate, it's worth noting that U.S. greenhouse gas emissions are already falling sharply.
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Overall volume has been strong since July, when rates began falling sharply, and is therefore still elevated, despite the one-week drop.
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The resumption in trade talks after a lull also lifted chipmakers, with Germany's Siltronic recovering nearly 5% after falling sharply on Tuesday.
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Central bank asset buying is also falling sharply, removing one of the key supports for asset prices since the 2007-08 financial crisis.
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Meanwhile, Chinese stocks have turned out poor performance, falling sharply at the beginning of the year and failing to recapture any real momentum.
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Shares in the U.K. government-owned lender have recovered after falling sharply Monday on the whistleblower allegations revealed by the BBC and Buzzfeed.
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U.S. stock indexes have struggled for most of 21, falling sharply with oil prices and on increasing worries of a global economic slowdown.
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The dollar index was down 0.2 percent on Thursday, also falling sharply against sterling and the New Zealand dollar before regaining some poise.
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U.S. home prices in September surpassed a pre-recession peak hit more than 22019 years ago after falling sharply during the housing crisis.
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While the number of Catholic Hispanics has been falling sharply in recent years, they still make up more than half of all Hispanics.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 10 (Reuters) - China shares dipped on Wednesday, with property shares falling sharply as investors took profits from six days of gains.
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The species' population began falling sharply five years ago and by 2015 just 50 wolves were estimated to be left in the wild.
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The dollar has been falling sharply against currencies globally over the past few days, another factor which deterred speculation against the dirham on Monday.
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Refined metal production started falling sharply in the fourth quarter of 2018 as smelters partly or completely closed capacity due to raw material shortages.
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Domestic investment is slowing down due to excess factory capacity and weak demand, while outbound M&A investment by Thai companies is falling sharply.
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Bitcoin has been on a wild ride over the past few days, soaring above $19,000 for the first time on Thursday before falling sharply.
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Brent crude, the international benchmark, rose above $75 per barrel on Monday, a gain of better than 2.7 percent, after falling sharply on Friday.
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U.S. stock futures were falling sharply this morning and pointing to a Dow open below 225,22 and maybe a fifth straight session of declines.
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The Norwegian currency, the crown, strengthened slightly following the first projections after falling sharply earlier in the day on weaker-than-expected inflation data.
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HSBC analyst James Steel believes the rally in gold remains largely intact with the metal not falling sharply despite the strong U.S. jobs data.
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Fiat's volatile shares surged 7 percent in Europe, after falling sharply in U.S. trading on Thursday, and were trading 5 percent higher at 1453 GMT.
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The birth rate in this age group has been falling sharply since 2007, and between 2013 and 20143, there was a record decrease of 9%.
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Markets tanked Friday morning, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping 500 points on open and the NASDAQ and S&P 500 falling sharply too.
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Sentiment for buying, however, has been volatile, falling sharply in February and then bouncing back in March, according to a monthly survey by Fannie Mae.
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Instead of falling sharply — a signal of a panicky market — yields on 10-year Treasury notes were largely stable, finishing the day at 2.78 percent.
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Bond prices have been falling sharply since the election as investors anticipated that Mr. Trump's policies could lead to higher economic growth and higher inflation.
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The Norwegian currency, the crown EURNOK=, strengthened slightly following the first projections after falling sharply earlier in the day on weaker-than-expected inflation data.
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The popularity of cars and trucks with manual transmissions is falling sharply as fewer Americans learn how to drive them and automakers avoid making them.
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Mortgage rates are falling sharply, with the average rate on a 1003-year fixed mortgage dropping from 4.23% on May 21 to 3.94% as of Monday.
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U.S. Treasury prices also reversed direction after falling sharply on Wednesday, with the 10-year note last rising 15/32 in price to yield 2.7452 percent.
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Market focus is largely attuned to a spectacular drop in crude futures, with international benchmark Brent crude and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) falling sharply overnight.
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Fiat Chrysler shares closed 22 cents lower at $9.73 on Friday, a day after falling sharply on concerns about the potentially large fines facing the company.
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Life won't get any easier for them today, with Asian and European stocks falling sharply and U.S. futures implying a 5 percent decline at the open.
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Anxiety spread to Wall Street, with stocks falling sharply as investors dealt with a painful new reality: The trade conflict with China could go on indefinitely.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The Bank of Italy's liabilities towards other euro zone central banks rose in December, after falling sharply the previous month, data showed on Thursday.
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One closely watched measure, from the University of Michigan, rebounded in September after falling sharply in August, although it is still down over the past year.
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A U.S. rate increase last December - the first in almost a decade - unleashed a selloff in global financial markets, sending emerging market currencies and debt falling sharply.
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Japanese benchmark dropped 0.79 percent or 152.9 points at 19,301.44, falling sharply in afternoon trade after the yen strengthened against the dollar, touching lows of 115.18 earlier.
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"We've seen quite a lot of companies announcing above-estimate earnings and their shares falling sharply," Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities senior investment strategist Norihiro Fujito said.
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"Fund managers have pushed pause on a risk rally, with cash balances falling sharply over the past two months," Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at BAML, wrote.
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Investors are worried that, with Venezuelan supply falling sharply, Iranian crude supply will be cut sharply ahead of the imposition on U.S. sanctions on Tehran in November.
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Shares in Oakbay Resources & Energy dropped 16 percent on Monday, falling sharply for a second straight session after the sudden resignations of its chairman and chief executive.
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The company's stock price is down nearly 30 percent from its high last year, falling sharply on Monday after PG&E said it would file for bankruptcy.
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"We've seen quite a lot of companies announcing above-estimate earnings and their shares falling sharply," said Norihiro Fujito, senior investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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German manufacturing has suffered from trade disputes between the United States and both China and the European Union, with German industrial output and exports falling sharply in April.
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Treasury yields declined after the statement release, with the falling sharply to near 0.67 percent, its lowest since mid-February, and the 10-year yield near 1.58 percent.
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The U.S.-China trade war has curbed the export of U.S. crops to China, with soybean sales falling sharply after Beijing slapped tariffs of 25% on American cargoes.
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U.S. stock indexes have struggled for most of 23.5, falling sharply in the previous two sessions, on increasing worries of a sustained global slowdown and falling oil prices.
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The dollar index was slightly lower, after falling sharply Wednesday on the initial comments from Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin that a weak dollar was good for U.S. trade.
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Weak business activity data from both Germany and the United States have stoked concerns about global recession risks, with U.S. two-year Treasury yields falling sharply on Wednesday.
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This has resulted in inventory levels falling sharply in China, with Shanghai Steelhome data showing stocks at China's major coal port Qinhuangdao of 3.55 million tonnes at Oct.
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Bitcoin is down roughly 50 percent from all-time highs near $20,000 reached in December, falling sharply since then as ongoing fears of government regulation plague the cryptocurrency.
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The BoE cut interest rates by a quarter point to a record low 0.25 percent on Thursday, with U.S. Treasury and euro zone debt yields falling sharply in response.
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Venezuela oil production has been falling sharply on its own to the point where it was expected to be well less than 1 million barrels a day this year.
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With steel prices falling sharply, the risk now is producers that reopened - dubbed "zombie" steel mills after being idled when prices slumped in recent years - will have to rethink.
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Guzman said he expected those effects to be temporary with the inflation rate declining in the second half of 2017 before falling sharply next year due to base effects.
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In its statement, the Bank of England noted the hit to financial markets in recent days, with stocks and commodities falling sharply and government bond yields reaching record lows.
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Most scenarios for limiting total global warming to anywhere close to 25°C — the threshold broadly considered "dangerous" — envision global CO275 emissions peaking by 22 and falling sharply thereafter.
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Oil prices ripped higher on Wednesday, rebounding from a pullback on bearish U.S. stockpile data after Saudi Arabia reassured the market that its oil production and exports are falling sharply.
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Raw-material prices are now falling sharply again from an early 2017 spike, testing tyre makers' ability to raise prices to reflect input costs that remain above year-earlier levels.
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Dealers said prices had recovered some ground after falling sharply during the last few days but the mood remained bearish with harvests in the U.S. and Russia making good progress.
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Another survey showed British business confidence falling sharply, while figures from credit card network Visa indicated British consumers cut spending for the first time in nearly four years last month.
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"The number of travellers at Schiphol has now fallen by more than 60% and the number of flights is also falling sharply," the airport said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Analysts do not even know precisely how the new technology will affect the industry—but with response rates already falling sharply, whatever is in store for pollsters cannot be good.
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Bonds issued by Nigeria's Fidelity Bank were marked higher after falling sharply in recent sessions following the arrest last week of its chief executive amid an investigation into the banking sector.
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Shares of Air Arabia were down about 1 percent, after falling sharply a day earlier on concerns about its exposure to private equity firm Abraaj, which has filed for provisional liquidation.
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Employment growth averaged almost 3.0% on an annual basis in 13, with unemployment falling sharply from 8.9% at end-2015, to 6.9% at end-2016, and 6.3% in June this year.
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The world's largest cryptocurrency jumped back above $8,453 Friday after falling sharply following news that U.S. regulators denied an application by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss for the first-ever bitcoin ETF.
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Data on spending by ANZ cardholders and on ANZ's point-of-sale systems on Tuesday showed the deepest cut was in dining out with travel-related and entertainment expenditure also falling sharply.
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The Australian fiscal situation is now healthier and the economy has better momentum (in part because the terms of trade is no longer falling sharply), arguably providing the economy with more resilience.
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The slide in Turkey's equity market came as the government directed the country's banks to withhold lira liquidity from the offshore swap market in an attempt to keep the lira from falling sharply.
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Oil prices steadied after falling sharply earlier in the week on pressure from widespread evidence of a fuel glut despite efforts to curb supply led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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Other US agricultural products such as pork and cheese are also falling sharply since the European Union, Canada, China, and Mexico hit the US with various tariffs in response to Trump's trade moves.
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Vessel-tracking and port data compiled by Refinitiv show iron ore shipments from Brazil to China have been falling sharply since January in the wake of a tailing dam disaster that killed hundreds people.
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Investors have raised concerns over the litigation risk, with Bayer shares falling sharply after the original decision and still trading some 20 percent below their pre-verdict level at 75 euros ($86.53) on Wednesday.
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Oil prices steadied on Tuesday afternoon, following a volatile session that saw U.S. crude top $75 a barrel for the first time since November 2014 before falling sharply and suddenly in mid-morning trading.
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Export orders fell to their lowest level since December 2016, even though the Brazilian real has weakened in recent months, with the new export orders index falling sharply to 44.9 from 47.9 in October.
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Brexit minister David Davis said on Thursday that Britain would consider making payments to the EU to improve its access to the single market, giving sterling a bit of relief after falling sharply since June.
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It also forecast supply growth from major oil producing non-OPEC regions, outside of shale, of 1.4 million bpd in 2020, falling sharply to 0.2 million bpd in 2021 and 0.3 million bpd in 2022.
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STOCKHOLM, March 22 (Reuters) - Housing starts in Sweden are seen falling sharply this year and next from peak levels, marking the end of a building boom, a construction trade and employers' association forecast on Thursday.
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Investors didn't immediately share his enthusiasm, however, with SAP shares falling sharply in early Frankfurt trading on concern that the company's legacy software license business was underperforming, before paring losses to trade down 8.23 percent.
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Today was an awful day for the stock market, with global and domestic equities falling sharply as the world digested a collapse in oil prices, and yet another weekend of the spread of COVID-19.
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The Nifty metals index gained 0.89% on Wednesday, after falling sharply earlier this week, as metals and mining stocks came under pressure on worries about the coronavirus outbreak in China, the world's top metals consumer.
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This year has been no different, with the stock falling sharply on heavy volume three months ago on fourth-quarter numbers, only to surge as much as 10 percent on Wednesday after beating analysts' earnings estimates.
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Output from the Man Maw tin mine in Myanmar, which has disrupted the global market in the metal, is falling sharply and deposits could be depleted in "two to three years", senior mine officials told Reuters.
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"Looking ahead to the next few months, the picture is slightly less pronounced: the forward curve is falling sharply, meaning that market participants expect the (tight supply)situation to ease somewhat," Commerzbank said in a note.
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Investors' trade war fears have clearly intensified - Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly survey showed equity allocations falling sharply in May and a record number of funds saying they were hedged against a sharp stock market fall.
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The breach could once again threatens sales at its restaurants, which only recently recovered after falling sharply in late 2015 after Chipotle was linked to outbreaks of E. coli, salmonella and norovirus that sickened hundreds of people.
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The yen, investors' go-to currency in times of market stress was also up half a percent against the euro and dollar after falling sharply on the back of Japan's move into another round of stimulative policy.
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The report calls this slowdown in these low-carbon investments worrisome from a climate change standpoint because it's happening as investments in new nuclear generations are falling sharply, and are at their lowest levels in five years.
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One of his all-important barometers — the stock market — rebounded on Monday after falling sharply immediately after the announcement of the tariffs last week as the Republican dissent fueled optimism that Mr. Trump would ultimately reverse course.
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A recent survey showed that Bolsonaro's approval ratings are falling sharply, and the number of Brazilians blaming Bolsonaro's government for the sluggish economy - it contracted in the first quarter for the first time since 2016 - is rising.
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Even though stocks were falling sharply amid fears that companies will be affected by the spread of the coronavirus outbreak that originated in China, some investors worried that Ackman's move could point to potential problems at Chipotle.
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OPEC should not return to individual quotas and it should be more than a talking shop, the sources said, deflecting criticism of its refusal to intervene in the market two years ago when prices started falling sharply.
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That's one reason why, despite the fact that the homicide rate is falling sharply both inside the United States and around the world, America has a much bigger homicide problem than the rest of the developed world.
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MAN MAW, Myanmar (Reuters) - Output from a mysterious Myanmar tin mine that has disrupted the global market in the metal is falling sharply and deposits could be depleted in "two to three years", senior mine officials told Reuters.
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China's economy is no longer growing at breakneck speed, so the price of global resources and commodities it has consumed voraciously is falling sharply, deepening worries about world demand, growth and the risk of a pernicious deflationary cycle.
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The temperature was falling sharply as the sun set, so I was delighted to smell wood smoke as we neared the gates of our village home-stay: a timber-frame house with a barn for pigs and chickens.
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Separately, a survey showed four fifths of major British firms have already moved to hedge against the risk of sterling falling sharply after a vote to leave, with companies expecting an average 12 percent fall in the pound.
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Banks were hit hard Friday after the U.K. chose to leave the European Union, with U.S. banks falling sharply when the market opened, including a 4 percent drop for JPMorgan Chase and a 8 percent decline for Morgan Stanley.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British factory orders bounced back in November after falling sharply in October, a survey showed, potentially easing concerns about the scale of a slowdown in the economy ahead of Britain's departure from the European Union in March.
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Long-term energy economics favor policy change, with renewable costs falling sharply due to improved technology and LNG prices sliding over 70 percent from their 2014 peak on a huge supply increase, especially from Australia and the United States.
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Airbus has endured what insiders describe as a painful year, falling sharply behind Boeing and seeing its sales teams demoralized by the impact of UK and French probes into the use of middlemen by a now-disbanded headquarters unit.
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"Weekly data points to U.S. gasoline demand falling sharply by 1.83,000 barrels per day (bpd) year-on-year in January, with such declines only previously during recessions," Goldman Sachs said in a note to clients following the data release.
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After falling sharply from over 1,600 in 2014, before the price rout started, to a low of just 316 in late May, the U.S. oil rig count has steadily risen since then as U.S. producers have adjusted to lower prices.
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Health care began falling sharply in afternoon trade after Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton tweeted about the recent price hikes on EpiPens, marking the second time in about a year the former Secretary of State pressured the sector with a comment.
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That has sent American soybean exports to China falling sharply, with total shipments to the Asian economic giant expected to end this marketing year some two-thirds lower, said Jim Sutter, chief executive officer of the U.S. Soybean Export Council.
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" Coal's share in China's energy mix has fallen from 64 percent in 2015, Kiernan noted, but this rate of reduction is currently "too slow compared to the pace required, both domestically and globally, if emissions are to start falling sharply.
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The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was up 1.6 percent in early trading, building on the previous session's 2.6 percent jump, after falling sharply on Friday and Monday following the result of a landmark referendum to leave the European Union.
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The prospect of Mr. da Silva returning to government produced wide swings in Brazil's financial markets on Tuesday, with the main index of the São Paulo stock exchange plunging 3.6 percent and the currency, the real, falling sharply against the dollar.
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TOKYO, March 13 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan's (BOJ's) unscheduled bond-buying operation on Friday was taken keeping in mind the fact that liquidity in the government bond (JGB) market has been falling sharply recently, a central bank official told Reuters.
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Exit polls for the European Parliament election, also held on Sunday, showed both the opposition centrist National Liberal Party and the ruling PSD on 25.8%, with the latter falling sharply below the 45% it won in the last national ballot in 2016.
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Societe Generale's perma-bear Albert Edwards, meanwhile, said this analysis revealed a growing belief in his long-held theory that yields are on the cusp of falling sharply which in turn would trigger deflation and herald a battle to lower currency values.
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Over the past few years, U.S. crude production, led by independent producers, has been sensitive to rising and falling oil prices, climbing rapidly when the domestic benchmark hovered above $100 a barrel in 2013 and 2014, and falling sharply when prices collapsed thereafter.
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DUBAI, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Shares of Saudi Arabia's largest food producer, Savola, may rise on Wednesday after it started selling some of its shares in peer Almarai, while Banque Saudi Fransi may stabilise after falling sharply on news of Credit Agricole's partial exit.
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As the coronavirus crisis sends stocks falling sharply, causing the Nasdaq to plunge 20% to about 7800 in just one month, experts are recalling the dot-com debacle and what lessons can be drawn as the industry faces another period of scary uncertainty.
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Although currently viewed by Fitch as unlikely, Pamplona's IDR could be downgraded if debt repayment increases significantly above 244% of the city's current balance expected for 229 and 291 (234: 244%), combined with the operating margin falling sharply below 220% (11033: 21103%).
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Russian inflation has been falling sharply since the start of the year as economic recession has constrained consumer demand and because of a base effect from a year earlier, when a slide in the rouble sent inflation to a 13-year high of 16.9 percent.
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Still, with Venezuelan supply falling sharply and concerns around U.S. sanctions against Iran that will target its oil exports from November, crude markets in August are on track to post a more than 4 percent rise for Brent and a 2 percent increase for WTI.
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The Japanese automaker decided "within the last six to 12 months" not to offer a diesel version of the car, unveiled at the Paris auto show, because demand for the powertrain technology is falling sharply, Executive Vice President Didier Leroy told Reuters in an interview.
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The Fed's conviction that it was ready to back away from its unconventional monetary policy caught some traders off guard as bond yields recovered slightly after falling sharply earlier in the day on a weaker-than-forecast report on Consumer Price Index in May.
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China's banks made 1.17 trillion yuan in new local-currency loans in February, falling sharply from near-record levels in the previous month but more than analysts had expected, highlighting the difficulties authorities are facing as they struggle to get rising debt under control.
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Tuttle noted that global growth is weak, and this vote opens the door for a break-up of the EU. The vote, which took place last week, sent financial markets across the globe into flux, with U.S. stocks falling sharply afterwards, but they've rallied this week.
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Sterling had flip-flopped on Thursday, too, falling sharply after the EU's chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier told reporters that talks around Britain's divorce payment had hit an "impasse", and then shooting up after a report the bloc could offer a two-year transitional Brexit deal.
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For more on the factors affecting European stocks, please click on: * The UK bluechip index closed 0.4 percent lower at 6,060.10 points on Monday, with commodity shares falling sharply after a factory survey in China, a major consumer of metals and oils in the world, disappointed investors.
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There is so much pot being grown in California that the wholesale price has been falling sharply in recent years and any pot sold on the legal market in January will have the added costs of taxes, fees and mandatory testing for pesticides and other chemicals.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Arabica coffee prices will rise 203% by the end of the year, recovering some ground after falling sharply this month, though an uptick in Brazilian production will see prices end 2020 down year-on-year, a Reuters poll of 11 traders and analysts showed.
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The New Zealand dollar was one of the big movers in early Asian trade, with the kiwi falling sharply after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand stepped up efforts to impose fresh curbs on a hot housing market - a move seen as raising the chance of a rate cut.
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The yuan extended losses in onshore and offshore markets on Tuesday after falling sharply against the dollar the previous day, but it pulled off early lows amid signs that China's central bank may be looking to stem the slide, which has sparked fears of a global currency war.
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The pattern of shares falling sharply, followed by a rebound of sorts, continues, then, as traders continue to look for signals amidst the global noise; how to value one promise of further government stimulus, for example, against more border shutdowns and bad corporate news is now daily labor.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 8 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks jumped on Thursday, giving the S&P 83 its biggest one-day percentage gain in about two months, as bond yields climbed a day after falling sharply while better-than-expected economic data in the United States and China helped to offset trade worries.
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"While the recent pick-up in wage growth may well push the core rate up a little this year, as energy inflation looks set to keep falling sharply, headline inflation will probably drop to about 1 percent by the middle of the year," Jack Allen, economist at Capital Economics said.
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The pound started the week as it meant to go on, falling sharply against the dollar and euro after the U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May gave a clearer indication of when the country would begin the formal exit process from the European Union, saying "Article 21985" would be triggered before the end of March 2017.
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But the energy group was flat overall, with Cameco Corp falling sharply for a second day, down 5.9 percent to C$13.83, as the uranium producer said it would take legal action against Tokyo Electric Power Company for attempting to terminate a supply contract and RBC Capital cut its view on the stock to "sector perform" from "outperform".
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Yet even that would be only a first step: Many projections for staying below 2 degrees envision China's emissions not just flattening out but falling sharply starting around 2030 or so, which would require the rapid closing of hundreds of coal plants or outfitting them with still-costly technology to capture and bury their carbon dioxide underground.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSE 100 index down 0.6 percent * Major companies trade ex-dividend * ITV falls after revenue update By Atul Prakash LONDON, May 12 (Reuters) - Britain's top share index fell on Thursday, with companies such as Centrica, Sainsbury's , GlaxoSmithKline and Morrisons falling sharply after trading without the attraction of their latest dividend payouts.
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AND LET'S JUST KEEP UP WITH IT. FROST: STEPPING AWAY FROM THE DOLLAR, BACK TO THE STOCK MARKET, LARRY TWO WEEKS AGO OR SO, WE SAT HERE, THE THREE OF US, ASKING YOU ABOUT THE STEEL AND ALUMINUM TARIFFS THE DAY THEY WERE PUT ON. THE MARKET WAS FALLING SHARPLY THOSE COUPLE OF DAYS, AND YOU SAID HERE ON THIS SET THAT YOU WERE HOPING THE PRESIDENT WAS ACKNOWLEDGING THE FALL IN THE STOCK MARKET.
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