"You've gone from a Fed on the move to a Fed on hold," Briggs said.
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The Fed on Wednesday poured another $2150 billion into the market following a $53 billion rescue by the NY Fed on Tuesday.
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And so was the isotopically anomalous big cat, which had clearly been fed on animals (perhaps turkeys) that had, themselves, fed on maize.
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The Wallingford study compared bees that fed on rape plants grown from clothiainidin- or thiamethoxam-treated seeds with those that fed on untreated plants.
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"Mosquitoes that fed on mice that received this vaccine also didn't survive as long as mosquitoes that fed on animals that did not receive the vaccine," Memoli said.
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Bison, which also improved the soil with their clomping, fed on the rich grasses, and golden eagles and ferrets fed on the prairie dogs, which once numbered in the billions.
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"That's partly what Brexit fed on," the French leader added.
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Go deeper: "No one believes the Fed" on interest rates
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It is something that has fed on the skewed demographics.
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It fed on rage and the spectacle of pop culture.
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Both reasons, he has said, should put the Fed on hold.
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Its teeth also suggest the animal fed on soft plant parts.
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Emerging markets are also relatively attractive with the Fed on hold.
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The Fed on Wednesday kept benchmark rates in the U.S. unchanged.
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The Fed on Wednesday announced its decision to keep rates unchanged.
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The Warriors, for better or worse, have always fed on doubt.
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He merely fed on it; he transformed it into Gustav Klimt.
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The Fed on Wednesday proposed an important loosening of capital rules.
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How could lentil eaters stand up to warriors fed on kebabs?
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Yield curves should stay relatively flat with the Fed on hold.
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The Fed on Monday reported the latest senior loan officer opinon survey.
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SO THERE IS A LONG TRADITION AT MINNEAPOLIS FED ON THIS ISSUE.
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The Fed, on the other hand, favors watching the 3-month spread.
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Jerome Powell at New York Fed on best practices 23:200 a.m.
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Bond yields probably won't move much with the Fed on indefinite hold.
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The Fed on Wednesday cut its target range to 1.75% to 2%.
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Clemson's faithful have fed on the criticism, as many fan bases would.
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The Fed on Wednesday will release minutes from its August policy meeting.
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The Fed on Wednesday will publish an official account of the December meeting.
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The Fed on Wednesday approved the first interest rate hike in a year.
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"The uncertainty in financial markets keeps the Fed on the sidelines," McBride said.
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It fed on itself, and spat out words for me to obsess over.
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That may still not be enough to keep the Fed on the sidelines.
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"We fed on the idea of making mothers' hair turn gray," he admitted.
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The Fed on Wednesday lowered rates to a range of 1.75% to 2%.
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And, you know, it fed on KQED on Friday nights in San Francisco.
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The problem is for AI to function it needs to be fed on data.
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On Monday, I'll be on a panel at the Minneapolis Fed on the issue.
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Further backing expectations for a hike, the Fed on Wednesday raised its key rate.
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"The results keep the Fed on track to raise rates in December," he said.
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There's been a tug-of-war between the markets and the Fed on inflation.
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Rising inflation could put the Fed on a quicker path for raising interest rates.
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The Fed on Wednesday lowered its rate hike projection for 2019 from three to two.
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"At the very least, he's keeping the Fed on their back heels here," O'Leary said.
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This puma (not involved in the study) fed on a single deer for five days.
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It suggests the dogs were eating either maize, or animals fed on maize, or both.
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Low-information voters were fed on a diet of conspiracy theories, science denial and resentment.
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The Fed, on the other hand, has a dual mandate: maximum employment and price stability.
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"They used me for their entertainment, fed on shoddy stuff," Spacey read from the poem.
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"And with the Fed on tap for tomorrow, nobody wants to make any big bets."
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More plants meant more bugs, frogs, fish, snakes and birds that fed on them all.
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We hear squeaks for the rats who invaded the trenches and fed on human flesh.
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Here's what R. Kelly was fed on Saturday and Sunday for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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However, "the median dot will signal a Fed on hold," Meyer said in a note.
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However, the muted inflation numbers might be enough to keep the Fed on the sidelines.
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President Donald Trump urged the Fed on Tuesday to match China's central bank by cutting rates.
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These hulking otters of yore would have fed on large shellfish, crushed between their powerful jaws.
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After hatching, the wasp larva fed on the still living fly pupa, ultimately causing its death.
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The Fed on Wednesday left its benchmark overnight interest rate unchanged, nodding to persistently low inflation.
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The statement says doctors told police the rats likely fed on the child for several hours.
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As widely anticipated,the Fed on Wednesday decided not to raise its federal funds target rate.
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More information from the Fed on how it intends to unwind its balance sheet is expected.
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The Fed on Wednesday said weakening European economies are acting as a deterrent to U.S. growth.
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The mosquito that just fed on a person's arm may go on to feed a swallow.
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The UCLA / NPS team used GPS to find sites where mountain lions fed on mule deer.
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A separate report from the Fed on Wednesday showed tariffs continued to cause anxiety among businesses.
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It fed on polyurethane diol, which is usually applied to materials to protect them from corrosion.
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After repeating the experiment three times, they found that the bacteria never fed on the silks.
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Kelly said the "rock solid" jobs report puts the Fed on the road to tighter policy.
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The Fed on Wednesday is expected to provide more clues about when the operation will begin.
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And farmed fish, particularly salmon, are often fed on smaller fish that themselves are caught at sea.
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"The bulls now have the Fed on their side and that makes a big difference," Cramer said.
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Bostic, 50, will take on the role after Lockhart retired from the Atlanta Fed on Feb. 28.
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But it's still a very good, solid report with the Fed on the path for higher rates.
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BKX, dipped 0.38 percent ahead of the expected rise in interest rates by the Fed on Wednesday.
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"That will keep the Fed on track to raise rates again at its June meeting," Pearce said.
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Their currencies are pegged to the U.S. dollar and they follow the Fed on interest rate moves.
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The data likely will keep the Fed on track for a third interest rate increase this year.
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Based on its molar, Kay and his colleagues speculated that the monkey fed on fruits and insects.
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Before they became our companions, they fed on wild plants and small animals on cold, open plains.
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One looming test: He has often commuted to the Fed on his bike, an eight-mile ride.
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Morpho butterflies and Ulysses swallowtails flashed electric blue as they fed on juice from oranges and bananas.
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I'm not very hungry, but I'm not sure whether or not I'll get fed on this flight.
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The Fed on Wednesday had also announced its intentions to start reducing its $463 trillion balance sheet.
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He thinks that if the solid economic conditions remain stable, that would keep the Fed on the sidelines.
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This "represents the only known case of an extinct salamander that fed on a frog," the researchers write.
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It was a type of sauropodomorpha, a class of long-necked "lizard-footed" dinosaurs that fed on plants.
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Analysts said that the rise in inflation seen in Friday&aposs report should keep the Fed on track.
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After 2008, Palin's rise, which fed on celebrity, identity politics, and populism, was a harbinger of Donald Trump.
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IS has fed on the chaos—and added to it, lately by attacking water pipelines and pumping stations.
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Scientists can recover the DNA of the last four animals a leech has fed on from its stomach.
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With the Fed on hold, there is less pressure for the rest of the globe to keep pace.
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Also, any comments from the Fed on intentions to shrink its massive balance sheet will be closely watched.
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The yield, which most reflects the activity of the Fed on interest rates, edged down to 230 percent.
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The BOJ is scheduled to meet on the same dates as the U.S. Fed, on Sept. 20-21.
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And those gwalas in Mirzapur with their cattle fed on mango leaves—if indeed they existed at all.
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The Fed on Monday formally proposed the allowance for regional banks and asked for comment by Nov. 25.
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U.S. businesses now have more debt than American households, according to data released by the Fed on Thursday.
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Trump has repeatedly attacked the Fed on Twitter, demanding lower interest rates to pump up the nation's economy.
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Inflation is the missing ingredient that would put the Fed on a convincing path to raise interest rates.
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With risks described as roughly balanced, the statement left the Fed on a steady course for the next year.
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But farmed fish, particularly salmon and their ilk, are fed on smaller fish that themselves are caught at sea.
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Instead, the Friars fed on electric fast breaks, typically kicked off by one of Dunn's steals or eight rebounds.
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In addition to the cut, the Fed on Wednesday is expected to signal its intentions about future rate cuts.
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The American leader knocked the Fed on Wednesday for continuing to raise interest rates despite some recent market turbulence.
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According to Barclays' inflation forecast, that would leave the Fed on hold not until December, but late next year.
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In Chinese legends, these were undead corpses who vampirically fed on the "qi," or life force, of the living.
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The Fed on Wednesday left U.S. interest rates unchanged and slowed the pace of future rate hikes it expects.
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The Fed on Wednesday cut its key interest rate by a quarter-point for the first time since 225.
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However, some analysts expect to see the Fed on hold for some time, leaving the dollar to drift lower.
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Mr. Grove's paranoia championed and fed on Moore's Law, as Intel strove to achieve profit from that computing cadence.
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The New York Fed on Monday increased its daily cash injections to ensure an ample supply of bank reserves.
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FITCH-A SERIES OF FURTHER RATE CUTS IS UNLIKELY AFTER DEC AND WE SEE FED ON HOLD THROUGH 2020
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The New York Fed on Friday morning accepted a total of $53 billion in bids in repurchase agreement operations.
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It drives up labor costs and increases the number of workers who must be housed and fed on site.
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Investors have been looking for clues from the Fed on whether the pace of those purchases would slow down.
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The Fed's decision to stand pat under Trump came after he harshly criticized the Fed on the campaign trail.
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"It was likely these early chewing parasites might have fed on bird feathers, pending future new findings," Shih said.
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DDT poisoned eagles that fed on tainted fish, leading to eggs with thin shells that routinely broke during incubation.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised rates for the third time this year, indicating its confidence in the U.S. economy.
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However, sustained wage growth has been absent, keeping the Fed on a pace of consistent but gradual rate hikes.
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It's a state that turned its back on Democrats, where populist anger fed on racism and working-class despair.
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Less than six years later, Bernanke found himself at the helm of the Fed on that fateful day, Sept.
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"The United States has VERY LOW INFLATION, a beautiful thing!" he tweeted, followed earlier attacks on the Fed on Monday.
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Over the last 60 years, farmed cattle, chickens, pigs and fish have increasingly been fed on grains, soy and fishmeal.
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"If the Bank of Japan goes more negative, that may put the Fed on pause for even longer," Jacobsen said.
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West Nile spread slowly west, halting each winter as mosquitoes died off and the birds they fed on flew south.
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The Jackson Hole speech is important for oil as signals from the Fed on monetary easing affect the U.S. dollar.
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The size of the cougar was unclear, Ferrell said, because other animals fed on the carcass before wildlife officers arrived.
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Yes, zero: I know that, fed on a diet of hype, hysteria and relentless attacks, people don't feel this way.
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It fed on the thick, parched brush, and engulfed an unknown number of homes and structures, according to fire officials.
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Underscoring the economy's momentum, a separate report from the Fed on Wednesday showed industrial production rose 0.8 percent in December.
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The minutes will also show the view within the Fed on the possible impact of the Trump administration's trade policies.
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"What we think you see from the Fed on Wednesday is what we would call a hawkish cut," said Emanuel.
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A separate PMI survey from the Chicago Fed on Thursday showed a sharper contraction in midwestern manufacturing activity for October.
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Trump criticized the Fed on Tuesday in a pair of tweets bashing the bank for hiking rates despite low inflation.
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Flames fed on the bone-dry vegetation on the east side of town, opposite the side that burned in 2013.
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Treasury yields edged lower, even though the Fed on Wednesday reiterated its intentions to move forward with interest rate hikes.
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The Fed on Monday signaled a coming package of measures designed to ease the signs of panic sweeping financial markets.
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"The 'bromance' Trump had with Putin bothered Clovis but the press and the public fed on it," FBI agents wrote.
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The Fed on Monday said it will expand its asset purchases by as much as needed to stabilize financial markets.
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Keating said traders are testing the new line-up at the Fed on what its interest rate policy will be.
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Poor sanitation was also to blame as the fire fed on trash deposited in small ravines that run throughout Valparaiso.
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The findings, published in the journal Nature Communications on Tuesday, provide the earliest evidence that insects fed on dinosaur feathers.
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Stubbornly low inflation has kept the Fed on a gradual path in increasing borrowing costs and reducing its balance sheet.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised rates for the fourth time in 2018 and projected two, rather than three, increases next year.
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That campaign fed on long-standing resentment of Uber and outrage over Travis Kalanick's position on Trump's council of economic advisers.
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A more assertive policy message by the Fed, on the other hand, would likely lift U.S. yields and boost the dollar.
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"With the Fed on the horizon it seemed prudent of the markets to cover some of the dollar shorts," he said.
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Stocks were rocked on Thursday as markets fed on fears about economic weakness and worries about the health of European banks.
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Absent offsetting operations, this places downward pressure on the fed funds rate toward the rate paid by the Fed on reserves.
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The three banks that were called out by the Fed on Wednesday all had big enough financial buffers, the regulators said.
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The sector's struggles were highlighted by a third report from the Fed on Thursday showing factory production dropped 0.4% in July.
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The Fed on Wednesday increased borrowing costs for the second time this year, while acknowledging the recent moderation in inflation pressures.
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Source: BlackRock The strategists also see inflation picking up, and that should keep the Fed on track to raise interest rates.
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The Fed on Wednesday kept interest rates steady but said it would be patient in raising borrowing costs further this year.
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The Fed may initially set the facility's fixed rate at 35 basis points above the interest the Fed on bank reserves.
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A report from the Fed on Friday showed industrial production increased 0.4 percent in August after a similar gain in July.
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Investors rushed to dump holdings at any price and the uncertainty fed on itself until the trading day ended in exhaustion.
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The Five Star Movement and the center-right coalition led by a reanimated Silvio Berlusconi have both fed on southern discomfort.
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Still to come, from that interview, his comments on the Fed, on interest rates and what that does on market multiples.
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A strong job market and healthy economic growth have kept the Fed on its course for continued rate hikes in 2018.
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Anna says she's being fed on "manna from heaven"; could she be eating without thinking of what she's ingesting as food?
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But significantly, the cameras showed that the monkeys were, straight away, spitting out the seeds of every fruit they fed on.
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He is an expert on housing policy, and he said he intended to focus the Atlanta Fed on housing-related issues.
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Powell took the helm of the Fed on Monday, succeeding Janet Yellen, of whom he is considered a close ideological ally.
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The Fed on Wednesday released the minutes on its March 19-20 meeting at which policy-makers signaled they would not raise rates in 2019 and they would stop shrinkage of its bond holdings "It supports the Fed on its patient path," Cliff Corso, executive chairman of Insight Investment in New York, said of the Fed minutes.
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" In other writings, he championed at-home childbirth and lamented infants being "bottle fed on assembly line schedules by assembly line doctors.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised its short-term target rate by 25 basis points in its second rate hike in a year.
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Trump resumed his attack on the Fed on Monday, tweeting that the central bank is "the only problem" with the U.S. economy.
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The Fed on Wednesday held interest rates steady as expected, and also discarded its promises of "further gradual increases" in interest rates.
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It's likely that it would have fed on other reasonably big animals, as living bobbit worms hunt fish and squids and octopuses.
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NatWest Markets, in a research note on Monday, reiterated the consensus call for no interest rate cuts by the Fed on Wednesday.
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Taylor, a Stanford University economist, is seen as someone who may put the Fed on a faster path of interest rate increases.
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Others, like Mr García, would like to see a simpler system, with the Ibérico tag only for purebred pigs fed on bellota.
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Stocks rebounded Friday after a week when markets fed on fears about economic weakness and worries about the health of European banks.
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The Atlanta Fed on Tuesday bumped up its expectations for second-quarter growth all the way to 4.1 percent from 3.6 percent.
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Besides the balance sheet, the Fed on Wednesday is likely to give a nod to the fact that inflation has been weak.
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Taylor, a Stanford University economist, is seen as someone who may put the Fed on a path of faster interest rate increases.
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They're [the Fed] on the path now where they've indicated they're going to wind down investments in September but not raise rates.
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Fresh economic forecasts released by the Fed on Wednesday showed policymakers expect two rate hikes next year and one the following year.
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Data from the Fed on Wednesday showing a strong jump in U.S. industrial output in January also bolstered the U.S. growth outlook.
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The half a percentage point cut by the Fed on Tuesday brings the benchmark interest rate range down to 1% to 1.25%.
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During its lifetime, Ikaria searched for the organic matter it fed on by burrowing through layers of sand on the ocean floor.
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This doesn't mean Howard shouldn't ever be fed on the block, but this team has superior scoring options and dynamic offensive weapons.
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The Fed on Sunday cut rates by 1% in an emergency move down to 2008 financial-crisis levels of 0% to 0.25%.
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The Fed on Sunday cut rates by 2000% in an emergency move down to 227 financial-crisis levels of 0% to 0.25%.
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" The president lost no time in again berating Powell and the Fed on Twitter: "Jay Powell and the Federal Reserve Fail Again.
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The Fed on Wednesday will also publish a 2017 forecast, including its predictions for economic growth and the path of monetary policy.
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A survey from the New York Fed on Monday showed a measure of business activity in New York state slipped in September.
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Bed bugs that fed on a suspect could prove, via DNA from their blood, that a suspect was in a specific location.
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The Fed on Wednesday pointed to moderate U.S. economic growth and strong job gains but cautioned about risks from an uncertain global economy.
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"The underlying strength of the economy keeps the Fed on track to raise rates again this year and further next year," said Manimbo.
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"It keeps the Fed on the path of accommodation," said Bill O'Neill, co-founder of commodities investment firm Logic Advisors in New Jersey.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised its federal funds rate target by 0.25 percent percent to a range of 0.5 percent to 0.75 percent.
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During the total period, Rosenberg said it took the Fed on average just two months to turn from a tightening bias to loosening.
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Trump continued his rebuke of the Fed on Tuesday, criticizing the central bank for raising interest rates "too fast" after its latest hike.
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"It supports the Fed on its patient path," Cliff Corso, executive chairman of Insight Investment in New York, said of the Fed minutes.
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The Atlanta Fed on Wednesday trimmed its second-quarter GDP growth view to 1.3% on an annualized rate, down from 1.5% on Monday.
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Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump accused the Fed on Monday of keeping interest rates low because of political pressure from the Obama administration.
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The Fed on Wednesday left its benchmark interest rate unchanged but said it would act as needed to keep the economic expansion going.
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A survey from the New York Fed on Monday showed a rebound in its business conditions index this month after contracting in June.
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The Fed on Wednesday lifted the target overnight interest rate by 25 basis points to a range of 0.75 percent to 1.00 percent.
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But the election puts the Fed on shaky ground, with any number of GOP-authored bills waiting in the wings for renewed consideration.
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The market could be in for a "nasty cocktail" if traders see hawkish commentary from the Fed on Wednesday, according to one strategist.
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Beneath it the beasts of the field found shadeAnd the birds of the sky dwelt on its branches;All creatures fed on it.
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The Fed on Wednesday lowered its policy rate by a quarter of a percentage point to a target range of 1.50% to 0.143%.
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I know that statement doesn't seem to jibe with the steady stream of bad news and cynicism we're fed on television and Twitter.
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ET. But solid economic growth combined with rising inflation are likely to keep the Fed on track for another two hikes this year.
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Both he and Warsh, who has been outspoken against the Fed's quantitative easing, would set the Fed on a faster rate-hiking path.
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As Thoreau wrote, "I am more interested in the rosy cheek than I am to know what particular diet the maiden fed on."
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The Fed on Wednesday upgraded its projection of annual economic growth to 3.1 percent of GDP, closer to Trump's target of 4 percent.
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The Fed on Sunday announced a new quantitative easing program under which it plans to buy $700 billion in Treasurys and mortgage securities.
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" Trump said in a tweet that the cut isn't enough, though Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said "I applaud the Fed on this move.
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The New York Fed on Monday increased its daily cash injections to the banking system to ensure an ample supply of bank reserves.
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While there may have been some overlap in what the dominant predators fed on, cats and dogs largely hunted differently from one another.
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Ticks need three meals to reproduce; humans are at risk of contracting diseases only from ticks that have previously fed on infected hosts.
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The Fed on Wednesday left its benchmark overnight interest rate unchanged and suggested it was in no hurry to tighten monetary policy further.
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Investors were also anticipating another interest rate increase by the Fed on Wednesday, at the conclusion of a two-day monetary policy meeting.
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The researchers noted, however, that once these mosquitoes fed on human blood and become bloated, their attraction to humans declines for several days.
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But perhaps Mr. Bischof's most memorable assignment was advising the New York Fed on the reorganization of A.I.G. after the global financial crisis.
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And the myth that all Argentine beef is still grass fed on the extensive pampas plains is dispelled by Colombo in a flash.
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Then you have the Fed on the other side who you have to take into account – your yield curve is disintegrating in here today.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised rates a notch and slightly downgraded median expectations to two more rises in 2019, and one more in 2020.
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From about 3,500 to 5003,000 years ago, this population primarily fed on fish and other seafood, but then they switched to eating domesticated pigs.
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The Fed on Wednesday released the minutes from its March 19-20 meeting, at which policymakers signaled they would not raise rates in 2019.
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In remarks prepared for the hearing released by the Fed on Monday, Powell defended the U.S. central bank's use of broad crisis-fighting powers.
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This is what they came up with:University of California, MercedAlmost the whole country—90%—could be fed on all-local foods, the researchers said.
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Nomura strategists say there's a risk for a stock market that has run up, with the easy hands of the Fed on the tiller.
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The U.S. dollar rose against a basket of major currencies as investors awaited clues from the Fed on its outlook for the U.S. economy.
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The AfD has fed on fears about the influx of around a million migrants to Germany last year and siphoned voters from all parties.
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A survey from the New York Fed on Monday showed a mild rebound in its business conditions index in July after contracting in June.
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With the Fed on hold and a trade deal in sight, that should be enough to lift the market despite the weaker earnings outlook.
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Besides goading Powell and the Fed on Twitter, Trump tried to shoehorn two unqualified, partisan candidates into open positions on the central bank's board.
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In remarks prepared for the hearing released by the Fed on Monday, Powell defended the U.S. central bank's use of broad-crisis fighting powers.
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"The moderate number keeps the Fed on a moderate path, which is growth positive," said Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at PGIM Fixed Income.
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People who have come here for more than 30 years, and where three generations have been fed on roast pork, fries, and chicken dippers.
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It was something very liberating about that, and very much someone who fed on power and control, which is something I don't feed on.
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Tuesday's move to buy back commercial paper followed several emergency measures taken by the Fed on Sunday, including slashing interest rates to near zero.
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For the second time this month, the Fed on Sunday cut short-term rates, this time to a target range of 0% to 0.25%.
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Mr. Bostic is an expert on housing policy, and he has said that he wants to focus the Atlanta Fed on housing-related issues.
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Traders of interest-rate futures judged the report would keep the Fed on track for at least one more interest-rate cut this year.
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They deflate softly in the mouth, somewhere between a squish and a pop, tasting faintly of the mango leaves their parents once fed on.
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Even though central banks are moving away from their ultra-low rates, an announcement from the Fed on Wednesday proved less hawkish than expected.
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However, the Atlanta Fed on Friday actually lowered its GDP projection 0.1 point for the third quarter, albeit to a still-solid 3.3 percent.
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The Fed on Thursday accepted $75 billion of $84 billion in bids submitted in its overnight repo operation, the same amount it accepted Wednesday.
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The Fed on Tuesday accepted $22011 billion of $80.5 billion in bids submitted in its overnight repo operation, after accepting $53 billion on Monday.
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In this country, because all the pigs are fed on grass, they never bulk up which is why normally they're not fat and juicy.
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Honeybee colonies that fed on rape treated with clothianidin had fewer workers the year after the treatment in Britain and Hungary—but not in Germany.
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He represented the New York Fed on the presidential transition team in connection with Tim Geithner's nomination and confirmation as U.S. Secretary of the Treasury.
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Craig Bishop, vice president of U.S. fixed income at RBC Wealth Management, said Friday's jobs report should keep the Fed on a moderate normalization path.
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President Donald Trump continued his blasts at the Fed on Thursday, tweeting that policymakers are "derelict" in their duties for not cutting rates more aggressively.
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The uncertainty expressed by the Fed on Wednesday is bad for the market, said Alison Deans, consultant at AA Deans Advisors and a CNBC contributor.
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A report from the Fed on Wednesday showed "modest-to-moderate growth" in employment in a majority of the U.S. central bank's districts in April.
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The Fed, on the other hand, sees the U.S. economy growing at faster-than-expected pace this year, with only a slight slowdown in 2019.
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That said, Rimac's Concept One, circa 43, fed on 1,073 horsepower from its four electric motors, and could best most supercars on the drag strip.
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The Fed on Wednesday released the minutes on its March 19-20 meeting at which policy-makers signaled they would not raise rates in 2019.
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Bosco explains why he decided to live outside, and how he kept clean, warm, and well-fed on a diet of deer and junk food.
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Bosco explains why he decided to live outside, and how he kept clean, warm, and well-fed on a diet of deer and junk food.
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There could be tons of reasons why the market moved up such as the Fed on hold or relief of stress in the oil patch.
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There could be tons of reasons why the market moved up such as the Fed on hold or relief of stress in the oil patch.
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A report from the Fed on Wednesday showed "modest-to-moderate gains" in employment in a majority of the U.S. central bank's districts in February.
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The US jobs report for May is expected to show almost 190,000 jobs added, keeping the Fed on track to raise rates later this month.
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Concerns that subdued U.S. inflation could stay the hand of the Fed on another rate hike by year-end have also weighed on the greenback.
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"I think comments like that shows a lack of understanding of the impact of the Fed on the economy, and appropriate policy goals," Yellen said.
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"I know that statement doesn't seem to jibe with the steady stream of bad news and cynicism we're fed on television and Twitter," he said.
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We watched in beautiful clarity as a fox, and then a goshawk, and then a kookaburra fed on the slowly deflating body of the kangaroo.
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The BOJ has been receiving queries from several central banks, including the Fed, on how the unconventional program works, sources familiar with the matter said.
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An emergency 50 basis point interest rate cut by the Fed on Tuesday had sent the dollar to a five-month low of 106.84 yen.
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Refined sugar and other new foods, for instance, may have favored a new set of gut microbes over ones that fed on tough plant fibers.
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Given how much T. rex changed from juvenile to adult, the researchers believe that the different age groups of these dinosaurs fed on varied prey.
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It is Anna whose florid, overheated jealousy, fed on fantasies of Vronsky's infidelity, dooms her to the womanish "lesser states" that Kitamura's narrator so dreads.
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This means the mother and the father were 100% Iberian "de bellota" pigs and that the pig was reared free-range and fed on acorns.
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Investors were noncommittal before the expected interest rate cut from the Fed on Wednesday and the next round of U.S.-China trade talks on Thursday.
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Investors have consistently been more cautious than the Fed on the path of U.S. interest rates in recent years, and have consistently been proved right.
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Trump has hectored the Fed on multiple occasions to lower its benchmark overnight borrowing rate, which is currently targeted in a range between 1.5%-1.75%.
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The U.S. Fed on Wednesday lowered its benchmark overnight lending rate by a quarter of a percentage point to a range of 1.75% to 2.00%.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised interest rates for the second time this year amid expectations of moderate economic growth and further strengthening in the labor market.
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With marijuana, or psychoactive mushrooms, I'd say it's virtually impossible for a person to be affected by eating an animal's flesh that has fed on those.
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Also conveniently absent on Tuesday were more comments from the Fed on hiking rates, which some, including Cramer, believe can cause an economic slowdown in 2019.
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Remnants of a leech's last gluttonous meal may remain in its body for months — a boon for researchers curious to see what it previously fed on.
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A widening of the U.S. trade deficit in August overshadowed robust data on services activity last month, according to the New York Fed on its website.
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With the Fed on hold and euro zone economies struggling, the currency hedge trade — ETFs that had seen sharp inflows on its expectations — has come undone.
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Diane Swonk, CEO of DS Economics, said she is looking for any message from the Fed on how it will handle communications, which have been confusing.
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Strong hiring and healthy wage gains in February put the Fed on course to hike rates next Wednesday for only the third time in 10 years.
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"A Fed on pause for at least the next quarter means the weak February payrolls number will have little bearing on potential rate hikes," Hollenhorst said.
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And, you know, I think comments like that shows a lack of understanding of the impact of the Fed on the economy, and appropriate policy goals.
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He fed on the negative feelings of everyone, feasted on them, used them to power his hateful engines and destroy anyone who stood in his path.
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The meeting will be cheered by the banking industry, which has been eager to hear from the Fed on how it intends to implement this mandate.
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Mr. Obama spoke of a "crude populism" driving politics in the United States and Europe that fed on "uncertainty and unease and strife" around the world.
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He renewed his criticism of the Fed on Wednesday, saying "We need a little help from the Fed," for the market to rebound, according to Bloomberg.
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The former two, by their nature, involve a certain degree of getting fed on the fly, and an overlooked pickle or side of slaw is understandable.
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The Fed on Wednesday said it was ready to battle growing global and domestic economic risks with interest rate cuts beginning as early as next month.
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But most of those fox populations are now gone, in part because pesticides like diazinon contaminated birds and grasses the foxes fed on, the agency concluded.
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The New York Fed on Monday said it had increased its daily cash injections to the banking system to ensure an ample supply of bank reserves.
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The New York Fed on Friday embarked on its fourth repo operation in a row to inject liquidity into overnight lending markets for the weekend ahead.
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And, you know, I think comments like that shows a lack of understanding of the impact of the Fed on the economy and appropriate policy goals.
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There is past evidence of parasitic insects that fed on dinosaur blood during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, from 66 million to 201 million years ago.
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The Fed on Wednesday revised its characterization of economic growth to "strong" from "solid," a signal it is likely to hike rates at its next meeting.
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"Once it took off, it fed on itself and it's been remarkably resilient," said Kristen McLean, the executive director of business development at the NPD Group.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised interest rates by a quarter point, only its second rate hike since the Great Recession and a year since the previous increase.
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Ian Lyngen, head of U.S. rates strategy at BMO, said the Treasury market tried to sell off but market sentiment focused on the Fed "on hold" theme.
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Markets broadly expect another quarter-point hike in December, but there's been a wide disparity between investors and the Fed on where rates should head in 2019.
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The New York Fed on Thursday started offering at least $120 billion in daily operations in the market for repurchase agreements, or repo, up from $75 billion.
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The New York Fed on Thursday started offering at least $120 billion in daily operations in the market for repurchase agreements, or repo, up from $75 billion.
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Leeches, the researchers reported in the journal Systematics and Biodiversity, are far from picky eaters: the parasites had fed on 26 different mammal species, plus three birds.
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A survey from the Fed on Wednesday showed the labor market remained tight in early 2017, with some of the central bank's districts reporting "widening" labor shortages.
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Because the Kenyan fossil does not have these crests, Dr Kappelman and his colleagues believe it was much more likely to have fed on fruits and seeds.
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Moreover, with the Fed on hold for most of this quarter, the U.S. rates side of the equation is unlikely to push USDJPY higher in the interim.
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Interest rate futures are fully priced for a quarter-point rate cut from the Fed on Wednesday, with only a small chance of a half-point move.
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The Fed on Thursday said it had no response to Trump's comments published on Wednesday on Yellen and or on whether Yellen would consider a second term.
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Investors also believe the U.K. vote to leave the European Union may put the Fed on the sidelines for 2016 in terms of future interest rate increases.
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Trump has intensified his broadsides against the Fed, on occasion calling the central bankers "crazy" for raising rates and intimating that Powell's job could be in jeopardy.
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The termination means the bank is no longer required to submit quarterly progress reports to the Fed on how its risk management program monitors competitively bid transactions.
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The Fed on Wednesday all but abandoned plans to raise rates this year - a signal its three-year campaign to normalise policy might be at an end.
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Stocks should benefit from a continued environment of low rates and the Fed on the sidelines as long as economic data doesn't show significant slowing, he said.
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The Fed on Wednesday kept interest rates unchanged but gave encouraging comments about the economy, signaling it was on track to lift borrowing costs again in December.
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Wafts of gangrenous infection wrapped in the rancid stench of overused blood-soaked bandages fused with the smell of a fear fed on the emptiness of hunger.
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Over all, investors are betting against June, putting the chance of an increase around 20 percent, and the Fed on Wednesday made little effort to change minds.
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Keeping Scout alive—warm, topped up with unpolluted water, fed on anything she can pull from the Earth or trap using makeshift snares—is a constant demand.
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The Atlanta Fed on Thursday raised its fourth-quarter gross domestic product growth estimate by three-tenths of a percentage point to a 3.6 percent annual rate.
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However, despite the Fed on Wednesday telegraphing a fourth rate hike this year that would happen in December, one more than earlier forecasts, markets are expressing uncertainty.
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The national election there revealed no outright winner, but a majority of votes went to a populist party and groups whose campaigns fed on anti-immigrant anger.
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While the Fed on the whole is forecasting another two rate hikes, in line with December's projection, some officials projected a fourth 2018 rate hike this month.
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Investors were non-committal ahead of an expected interest rate cut from the Fed on Wednesday and the next round of U.S.-China trade talks on Thursday.
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Researchers in the study found that the flying insects fed on sugary nectar droplets from non-flowering plants called "gymnosperms," which were widespread in the Jurassic period.
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The New York Fed on Thursday said it will increase the amount of liquidity it provides to overnight lending markets during a critical period at year end.
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While the Fed on the whole is forecasting another two rate hikes, in line with December's projection, some officials projected a fourth 2900 rate hike this month.
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As they fed on one other — and later on molds, fungi, plants and animals — their victims evolved genes to make bacteria-killing proteins or toxins, nature's antibiotics.
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Remnants of carbon and nitrogen in his bones suggested that he had fed on the seafloor, more like a walrus or bearded seal than a typical monodontidae.
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The Fed on Wednesday signaled that rate cuts could begin as early as July in response to growing economic risks, rising U.S. trade tensions and tepid inflation.
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"With the Fed on hold, I think the whole cohort could become a nice place to hide, even as each one does have some foreign exposure," Cramer said.
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But the heated political climate ahead of the presidential elections will keep the Fed on hold this week, in order to avoid disrupting markets further, market-watchers said.
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Interest rate futures are fully priced for a quarter-point rate cut from the Fed on Wednesday, with a 1-in-4 chance of a half-point move.
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The Argentine ants' assault on native California ant species has also led to declines in predators that fed on those native ants, such as the coastal horned lizard.
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The data helped underscore expectations that the Fed would raise interest rates at a faster pace next year, a view that gained traction after the Fed on Dec.
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The Fed on Tuesday also begins its two-day meeting, where it is not expected to raise interest rates but could signal its intent to hike in December.
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The rally petered out somewhat after the Fed on Wednesday stuck to its outlook for a gradual tightening in policy following an as expected quarter point rate hike.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised rates by a quarter of a percentage point, as expected, but did not flag any plan to accelerate the pace of monetary tightening.
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Cows fed silage produce at least 50 percent more milk than those fed on ordinary dry fodder such as maize leaves and stalks or Napier grass, he said.
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With the Fed on pause and stocks rebounding, optimism seemed to be increasing that the profit outlook would stabilize after hitting a low point in the current quarter.
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The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco released "Chair the Fed" on Thursday, a web-based game that lets players take the reins of the nation's central bank.
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"I expect benchmark yields to move higher in the coming days as data keeps the Fed on track for a December hike," said ING strategist Martin van Vliet.
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"I expect benchmark yields to move higher in the coming days as data keeps the Fed on track for a December hike," ING strategist Martin van Vliet said.
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" The Fed on Thursday noted that companies have "indicated that plans for capital spending had been scaled back or postponed as a result of uncertainty over trade policy.
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Even President Donald Trump has vented about QT. "Don't let the market become any more illiquid than it already is," Trump tweeted to the Fed on December 18.
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Fischer will step down from the Fed on or around October 2900, less than a year before his term as vice chairman was to end in June 220006.
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For us, Robert Downey Jr.'s portrayal of Tony Stark, the playboy industrialist-turned-superhero, both fed on and encouraged a certain young, white, male, liberal teen fantasy.
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Fischer will step down from the Fed on or around October 13, less than a year before his term as vice chairman was to end in June 2018.
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The Fed on Wednesday left rates unchanged, discarded a promise for "further gradual increases" in interest rates and said it would be "patient" before making any further moves.
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Fischer will step down from the Fed on or around October 28503, less than a year before his term as vice chairman was to end in June 22019.
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The Fed on Monday expanded eligible collateral for loans in money market and commercial paper facility programs to include municipal VRDNs and "high-quality" tax-exempt commercial paper.
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The Fed on Wednesday suggested rate cuts might start as soon as next month, saying it was ready to take action in the face of growing economic risks.
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The Fed on Wednesday lowered its key rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 1.50%-1.75% to help the U.S. economy weather a global trade war.
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Together with signs that GDP growth rebounded markedly in the second quarter, that will keep the Fed on course to raise interest rates twice more by year-end.
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Mr. Bostic will join the Fed on June 5, replacing Dennis P. Lockhart, who joined the Fed in 2007 and stepped down in February upon reaching mandatory retirement.
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The Jackson Hole speech is important for oil as signals from the Fed on monetary easing affect the U.S. dollar, which fell on Thursday against a basket of currencies.
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Mr Wathne notes that salmon is a "premium" product, so consumers want to know not just where it came from, but where what it is fed on comes from.
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The Fed on Wednesday stuck by a plan to keep withdrawing support from an economy it considers robust raised key overnight lending rates as expected by 0.25 percentage point.
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The upbeat data helped underscore expectations that the U.S. central bank would raise interest rates more frequently next year, a view that gained traction after the Fed on Dec.
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The St. Louis Fed tweeted about a data series tracking the price of chocolate, and linked to a 2006 take from the Richmond Fed on the economics of marriage.
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While a rate increase from the Fed on Wednesday was largely anticipated, the question of whether policymakers would signal a more aggressive pace of monetary tightening remained less certain.
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Certain food plants—forage rape and fodder beet, in particular—curb methane emission by as much as 25% compared with the belchings of animals fed on grass and clover.
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"Investors will be keenly focused on any indications from the Fed on their adherence to their rate hiking path and a possible change in forward guidance language," Cecchini wrote.
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Like Bernie Sanders, his populism has fed on stagnation and diminished expectations, not panic or collapse: Its success is the fruit of an unsatisfying stability, not a vertiginous decline.
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But, speaking on a panel at a conference at the Dallas Fed on technological disruption Thursday, Ullman reversed the numbers, estimating that only about 300 malls will make it.
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In the 1990s, scientists used more advanced techniques to search for the sugar again in the nectar and in the bodies of dying bees that fed on the trees.
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SWIFT's comments came after the New York Fed on Friday agreed to provide "technical assistance" to Bangladesh Bank in its lawsuit against Manila-based Rizal Commercial Banking Corp (RCBC).
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As they tunneled through the seafloor, the animals likely fed on algae or dead lifeforms they came across, a foraging strategy that may have helped give rise to predation.
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The step by France was also important to Europe, where far-right and populist forces have fed on economic stagnation as well as on the disruption caused by globalization.
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Premium products will include cured legs of Iberico ham, produced from pigs fed on acorns from oak trees and hung out to dry in traditional ventilated cellars for months.
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However, with the Fed on a more predictable path and market participants hoping the economy is strong enough to stand on its own, the institution's importance has faded some.
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Trump proved as much in his campaign rallies, which fed on a steady diet of throwing catchphrases and huge promises at his voracious crowd in exchange for deafening approval.
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Image: M. J. Boyd & D. R. Lomax, 2018Ichthyosaurs were a group of carnivorous aquatic reptiles that fed on other reptiles, fish, and marine invertebrates, such as the squid-like belemnites.
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The rate, which the Fed on Wednesday left in a target range of 2.25 percent to 2.50 percent, is well below historical averages, and barely above the rate of inflation.
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Growing confidence in a pick-up in U.S. economic growth was fed on Tuesday by data suggesting new U.S. single-family home sales have hit their highest in eight years.
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Remarks by several members of the Fed on Monday contributed to the market's lack of conviction, as they showed a diversity in opinion at the U.S. central bank, said Franulovich.
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The Jackson Hole speech is important for oil as signals from the Fed on monetary easing affect the U.S. dollar, which fell on Thursday against a basket of currencies .DXY.
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To survive during the healing period, the dinosaur likely fed on small prey that it was able to catch with its mouth or feet, or with its one good forelimb.
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DO YOU AS A POLICYMAKER, THERE'S BEEN THE BASIC NARRATIVE OVER THE LAST SEVERAL YEARS IS IT'S BEEN THE FED ON THE FRONT LINES IN DOING ALL THE HEAVY LIFTING.
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The Fed on Wednesday reported "modest" U.S. economic growth in recent weeks, with consumers continuing to spend, and a "generally positive" outlook overall even with disruptions from U.S. trade policy.
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Stocks rose amid expectations that the job numbers, though a far cry from disastrous, were just weak enough to keep the Fed on the sidelines for a few more months.
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The Fed on Wednesday releases minutes of its July meeting that could provide clues on its plans to raise interest rates and its view on the health of the economy.
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He said one thing he is watching for is an explanation from the Fed on inflation and how it expects inflation to average 2 percent, not just hit the target.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised the target overnight interest rate by 25 basis points to a range of 0.75 percent to 1.00 percent, a move spurred by steady economic growth.
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The rallies began after the Fed on Wednesday maintained the low-interest rate environment that had helped underpin the bull market for stocks since the global financial crisis in 2008.
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Related columns: - Global economy is close to stalling as trade falls (Reuters, April 26) - U.S. economy hits soft patch, putting Fed on alert (Reuters, April 18) (Editing by Jane Merriman)
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To that end, Trump, who chose Powell to replace former Fed chief Janet Yellen, has often bashed him and the Fed on Twitter and in interviews for the rate hikes.
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The Fed on Wednesday lowered interest rates by a quarter point and signaled it would take a pause from further moves, unless it sees a notable change in its outlook.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised U.S. interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point for the second time this year, and is expected to hike twice more in 2018.
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The Fed on Thursday left rates unchanged at just over 2 percent, though in a statement it paved the way to more monetary tightening next month and into next year.
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"Other than the Fed on Wednesday, I don't see anything going on to make any decisions on," said Paul Mendelsohn, chief investment strategist at Windham Financial Services in Charlotte, Vermont.
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As widely expected, the Fed on Wednesday eased policy for the first time since the financial crisis, but doused market views that it would embark on a lengthy easing campaign.
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Hopes for a rate cut had surged following a second surprise cut by the U.S. Fed on Sunday and massive liquidity infusions and rate cuts by other central banks globally.
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"As the decline in U.S. yields show, the markets will be urging the Fed on to do more even though a September rate cut is already priced in," Ichikawa said.
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The Fed on Monday announced various programs, including purchases of corporate bonds, guarantees for direct loans to companies and a plan to get credit to small and medium-sized business.
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But the statement they issued keeps the Fed on track to raise rates next month and again in December, after two rate increases in the first half of the year.
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"The Transcontinental Railroad connected New York to Sacramento at the new, exhilarating speed of 35 miles per hour," Stone reports, adding that its passengers were fed on grouse and champagne.
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The dollar index last fell below 89.90 on Tuesday, when it hit 89.846 The Fed on Wednesday announced it would raise interest rates 0.953 percent, the first hike in 2018.
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Powell, who took over the Fed on Trump's appointment in 2018, suggested last month the bank is unlikely to move interest rates again unless the economy falters or inflation spikes.
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Signs of rising inflation together with a tightening labor market could put the Fed on a more aggressive path of interest rate increases than is currently being anticipated, economists say.
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The Fed on Wednesday is expected to hold interest rates after it telegraphed that message at the last meeting when it cut interest rates for the third time this year.
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The Fed on Wednesday also published an account of its most recent meeting, in December, which showed that most Fed officials had already reached a similar conclusion at that time.
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Friday's U.S. non-farm payrolls report for September was slightly weaker-than-expected, but it was viewed as strong enough to keep the Fed on track to raise rates in December.
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In prepared remarks for his Senate confirmation hearing released by the Fed on Monday, Powell, who is already a policymaker, defended the U.S. central bank's use of broad crisis-fighting powers.
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It wouldn't be the first time in recent years that markets have helped put the Fed on hold, even as the U.S. economy motored along during its near decade-long expansion.
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But Doll said he believes U.K. voters will choose the devil they know and stay in the EU, reducing the risk of overseas disturbances that could keep the Fed on hold.
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U.S. government bond prices initially rose as traders focused on the disappointing wage growth, which investors saw as keeping the Fed on a gradual path of interest rate increases this year.
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Why it matters: Market watchers agree that one of the greatest threats to the smoking economy is a misjudgment by the Fed on how to manage the record-breaking economic expansion.
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Veterinarians who performed the necropsy could not determine the gender or precise size of the dead cat because other animals had fed on the carcass by the time rangers reached it.
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Taken as a whole, then, Chair Janet Yellen is keeping the hawks at bay and the Fed on a course of loose monetary policy, including the current 0.25-0.5 percent range.
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It has the formaldehyde, but it also has some disinfectants, so not only does it render the tissue unable to be fed on by bacteria, it also kills the bacteria itself.
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While August's job gains likely keep the Fed on course to outline a plan to start shrinking its $4.2 trillion portfolio of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities at its Sept.
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The Fed on Wednesday is due to publish for the first time a new semiannual report on financial stability, analyzing conditions in different corners of the financial system including leveraged lending.
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The Fed on Thursday decided to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged, as was expected, but comments by the U.S. central bank suggested it was on course to continue hiking rates.
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"The markets believe that with the Fed on hold the economy will start to show improvement," said Carin Pai, executive vice president at Fiduciary Trust Company International, based in New York.
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The Fed on Wednesday abandoned its projections for further interest rates rises this year, triggering a slide in the dollar and making dollar-priced commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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The clutch of dismal data comes after the Fed on Wednesday abandoned projections for any interest rate hikes this year as policymakers see a U.S. economy that is rapidly losing momentum.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised interest rate by a quarter-percentage-point for the third time in 2017 and raised its 2018 economic growth forecast to 2.5 percent from 2.1 percent.
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A resumption of the bull market would most likely keep the Fed on course to raise rates several times this year, as Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer recently suggested it would.
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The Fed on June 28 permitted Citigroup to go ahead with a plan to buy back $15.6 billion of stock and pay $3.3 billion in dividends over the next 12 months.
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"Other than the Fed on Wednesday, I don't see anything going on to make any (investment) decisions on," said Paul Mendelsohn, chief investment strategist at Windham Financial Services in Charlotte, Vermont.
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The Fed on Monday announced it would be willing to exceed its initial $700 billion purchase, committing to "amounts needed to support smooth market functioning" and calm the broader financial system.
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The Fed on Tuesday revived a facility last used during the 2007-08 financial crisis and recession to buy bonds from companies facing severe financial distress that would otherwise be creditworthy.
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The Fed on Sunday said it will begin buying $200 billion of mortgage-backed bonds, a move that will stabilize and likely lower mortgage rates, which moved sharply higher last week.
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Officials appointed by the Trump administration might, for instance, decide to oppose a measure proposed by the New York Fed on the grounds that it would add too much new regulation.
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The Fed on Monday rolled out an extraordinary array of programs to backstop an economy reeling from sweeping restrictions on commerce that scientists say are needed to slow the coronavirus pandemic.
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Not only is the Fed on pause and considering an end to its balance sheet winddown, but the uber dovish European Central Bank is backing off plans to hike interest rates.
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The Fed on Monday published a survey showing that 61 percent of young adults reported that they were optimistic about their job opportunities in 2015, compared with 45 percent in 2013.
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The greenback has been on the retreat since the Fed on Wednesday raised interest rates but stopped short of predicting a sharper pace of monetary policy tightening over the next two years.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised its benchmark interest rates by 25 basis points — its fourth hike in 2018 and the ninth since December 2015 when it started rolling back post-crisis stimulus.
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The Fed on Wednesday said it would begin to reduce its $4.2 trillion in holdings of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities in October, bought in response to the 2008-09 financial crisis.
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Doll also said the advanced reading of first-quarter U.S. GDP, which showed disappointing 0.5 percent growth, would only keep the Fed on hold if one assumes that preliminary figure is correct.
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There's plenty of violence, in case you were worried that you won't see hearts being ripped out of chests, innocent waiters being fed on, necks being snapped, or whole families being murdered.
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The Fed on Friday said it expected economic growth to remain steady and saw no serious risks on the horizon that might pause its planned pace of rate hikes, sending stocks higher.
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The metal hit a two-month low of $1,301.91 last Thursday on prospects that a strong non-farm payrolls report for August could put the Fed on track to raise rates soon.
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Through the framing interviews, Zenovich captures Williams' need to please people, the way he hungered for attention and approval, and the way, as one of his directors says, he fed on it.
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The trapped insects' genes are then sequenced and analyzed by a machine learning algorithm to identify the species of mosquito, what animals they may have fed on and which diseases they carry.
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The Fed on Wednesday released the minutes of its last rate-setting meeting that showed several policymakers felt a rate hike was warranted "relatively soon" if the U.S. economy continued to strengthen.
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The Fed on Wednesday brought its three-year drive to tighten monetary policy to an abrupt end, abandoning projections for any interest rate hikes this year amid signs of an economic slowdown.
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Emma Nordin was fed on the wing by a combination of Erika Grahm and Annie Svedin and cut inside before letting fly to beat Finland goaltender Noora Raty at her near post.
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As we inch ever closer to a full-blown crisis, the last thing we need is a yes-man FBI director who has fed on the president's (gross) table scraps for months.
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And even Lockhart, a non-voter this year at the Fed, on Thursday said it was possible the Fed could raise rates once, or even twice, this year, if data allowed it.
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The Fed on Wednesday signaled interest rate cuts beginning as early as July, saying it is ready to battle growing global and domestic economic risks given rising trade tensions and weak inflation.
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Despite the U.S. economy performing at or above its potential, the injection of significant fiscal stimulus is keeping the Fed on guard to likely lean against potential inflationary pressures from the stimulus.
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"We think we'll see yields rising gently, we think we'll still see the Fed on the move this year, but expect to see many episodes of volatility in the marketplace," he said.
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Researchers buy the insects from a specialized breeder, where they are hygienically produced and fed on fruits and vegetables to meet all hygiene requirements required by ANVISA, the Brazilian health surveillance agency.
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"With the Fed on hold and inflation unlikely to take off, we would discourage positioning for a major bear market in US rates next year, even with somewhat better growth," they wrote.
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By this time he was already monitoring his alpha-gal antibody levels, so he was able to compare how much antibody he had circulating before and after these ticks fed on him.
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Fed Up, a coalition of unions and community groups, said it would deliver a giant "Thank You" card to the Fed on Friday afternoon to celebrate Ms. Yellen's success in reducing unemployment.
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Banks stocks jumped 21% after the Fed on Thursday approved capital plans of 22.81 banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co, Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc , in its final stress test hurdle.
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In the report, the authors said they believed the worms did not just feed on alligators, as Osedax species in other parts of the world also fed on different types of bones.
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There's a smattering of other events/data points/asset classes to keep your eye on during the week: The Fed on Wednesday releases its periodic look at economic conditions around the country.
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The Fed on Wednesday released the minutes of its last rate-setting meeting, which showed several policymakers felt a rate hike was warranted "relatively soon" if the U.S. economy continued to strengthen.
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The Fed on Wednesday cut its benchmark interest rate for the first time in a decade to try to counter the impact of Trump's trade wars, stubbornly low inflation and global weakness.
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Axel said the market will be looking for answers from the Fed on how it will solve the problem permanently, particularly with the approach of the end of the quarter on Sept.
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The Fed on Wednesday voted 7-85033 to cut interest rates for the second time this year, lowering its lending rate 0.25 percentage points to a 1.75 to 2 percent baseline range.
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Banks stocks jumped 21% after the Fed on Thursday approved capital plans of 22.70 banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co, Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc , in its final stress test hurdle.
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Banks stocks jumped 21% after the Fed on Thursday approved capital plans of 13 banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co, Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc , in its final stress test hurdle.
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In remarks prepared for delivery at the St. Louis Fed on Tuesday, Bullard did not mention the stronger-than-expected employment report last week that showed the economy generated 287,000 jobs in June.
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The Fed on Wednesday set the stage for interest rate cuts starting next month, saying it was ready to counter growing global and domestic economic risks amid rising trade tensions and weak inflation.
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The Fed on Wednesday set the stage for interest rate cuts starting next month, saying it is ready to counter growing global and domestic economic risks amid rising trade tensions and weak inflation.
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"On balance, the labour market continues to be solid and despite the softer inflation data as of late, the solid employment data should keep the Fed on course for policy normalization," he said.
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The Atlanta Fed on Wednesday cut its view for first-quarter GDP to a 0.9 gain – coincidentally, the same level of fourth-quarter growth when the FOMC approved the December 2015 rate hike.
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With the Fed on the sidelines and buybacks under attack, that could set up even more challenging circumstances for investors, who survived a downturn last year that briefly skated into bear market territory.
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We talk about a wide range of issues every week; everything from the U.S. economy, international economies, regulatory issues, I update the Fed on everything from our trade discussions to everything I'm hearing.
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The Fed on Thursday is expected to leave the fed funds rate range at its current 2 to 2.25 percent level, but raise it when it meets in December by a quarter point.
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In fact, if the polls appear to signal a positive vote, some Fed watchers believe it would be a factor that could keep the Fed on hold when it meets the week earlier.
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The Fed on Wednesday downgraded its forecast for the U.S. economy, adding that it plans to end its program of reducing the bonds and mortgage-backed securities it holds on its balance sheet.
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The Fed on Wednesday made the first rate cut in a decade, but Chair Jerome Powell said the 25 basis points trim was "not the beginning of a long series of rate cuts".
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He has the long face, ponytail, and ironic, shrugging manner of a surviving comedian of the nineteen-seventies, a sort of George Carlin fed on red wine rather than on coke and whiskey.
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Bond yields have surged and the dollar has rallied since the Fed on Wednesday raised rates for the first time in a year and its forecasts showed three more rate increases in 2017.
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Solid U.S. retail sales data on Monday had pushed U.S. and European bond yields higher as markets bet that a strong economy would keep the Fed on the path of raising interest rates.
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"On balance, the labor market continues to be solid and despite the softer inflation data as of late, the solid employment data should keep the Fed on course for policy normalization," he said.
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U.S. consumer prices barely rose in June, but the underlying trend kept pointing to a steady buildup of inflation pressures that could keep the Fed on a path of gradual interest rate increases.
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A tectonic shift saw markets fully price in an easing of 2676.55 basis points from the Fed on March 18, while a cut to near zero was now seen as likely by April.
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Most are herbivores of one kind or another, but one restricted mainly to the ground likely fed on berries and seeds of the abundant fruit that existed in the forest it lived in.
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The Fed on Sunday surprised markets by cutting interest rates a full percentage point, to the zero range, and announcing a new $700 billion quantitative easing program to buy Treasurys and mortgage securities.
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The Fed on Monday increased the limits for its ongoing repo operations, then Wednesday expanded the limits an announced a $50 billion term offering that attracted heavy interest earlier in the day Thursday.
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A tectonic shift saw markets fully price in an easing of 213 basis points from the Fed on March 21.1492, while a cut to near zero was now seen as likely by April.
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A seismic shift saw markets fully price in an easing of 1.63 basis points from the Fed on March 21.6, while a cut to near zero was now seen as likely by April.
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A tectonic shift saw markets fully price in an easing of 21.1492 basis points from the Fed on March 21.1406, while a cut to near zero was now seen as likely by April.
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The Fed on Wednesday will also publish a new set of economic forecasts by the members of its policymaking committee, including their predictions about the course of monetary policy in the coming year.
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The New York Fed on Thursday saw primary dealers submit $72.55 billion in bids for a $20 billion 14-day operation in a market that provides the short-term plumbing for banking operations.
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"If there's market upheaval or uncertainty because the Democratic ticket has to change, then that could have the Fed on hold," said Douglas Borthwick, managing director at Chapdelaine Foreign Exchange in New York.
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The New York Fed on Thursday accepted all $31.269 billion in bids from primary dealers at a 14-day repurchase agreement (repo) operation - which fell short of the $35 billion offered to dealers.
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Investor hopes that the Fed would soon cut interest rates were fed on Tuesday when European Central Bank President Mario Draghi hinted at economic stimulus, comments that drove up stocks and weakened yields.
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"The data were good enough to keep the Fed on track, but not really good enough to do much else," said Aaron Kohli, an interest rate strategist at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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The Fed on Wednesday abandoned projections for any interest rate hikes this year amid signs of an economic slowdown, and said it would end its balance sheet reduction in September, which softened the dollar.
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And while there's been some antagonism to the Fed on the Republican side in the last few years, I still feel like I have a lot of contacts on both sides of the aisle.
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"Overall, I thought it was fairly strong jobs report, and importantly, keeps the Fed on track to continue hiking rates," said Gary Pollack, head of fixed-income trading at Deutsche Bank Private Wealth Management.
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The move, widely anticipated by financial markets, takes the overnight funds rate to a target range of 2015 percent to 1 percent and sets the Fed on a likely path of regular hikes ahead.
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Once it started, the fire in the state-owned storage lot under the highway apparently fed on high-density polyethylene pipes, ballooning into opaque walls of black smoke and eventually crumbling the road above.
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Taylor, a Stanford University economist, is seen as someone who may put the Fed on a path of faster interest rate increases compared to current Fed chair Janet Yellen, whose term expires next February.
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The U.S. dollar slipped ahead of the Fed meeting, with investors also awaiting details from the Fed on its plans to shrink $1.1.75 trillion dollars of assets it amassed to nurse the economic recovery.
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Strategists say Powell may surprise since he's not that well known, but he is expected to be more like Yellen than the other two candidates and keep the Fed on a slow hiking pace.
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Traders see Fed on track to raise interest rates in June U.S. consumer prices rebound modestly in April Oil prices are at the highest since 25 and the surge shows no sign of waning.
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Taylor, a Stanford University economist, is seen as someone who could put the Fed on a path of faster interest rate increases compared with current Fed Chair Janet Yellen, whose term expires next February.
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Though a report from the Philadelphia Fed on Thursday showed factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region slowed less than expected in August amid an increase in new orders, manufacturers reported hiring fewer workers.
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Guha said he does not anticipate an imminent announcement from the Fed on where it will take the balance sheet, with expectations that the issue will be resolved over the March-to-June period.
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Trump blasted the Fed on Monday, describing it as the "only problem" for the U.S. economy and stoked speculation he might fire Mr. Powell, whom he picked for the top Fed job last year.
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" The Fed on Monday said it will continue its asset purchasing program "in the amounts needed to support smooth market functioning and effective transmission of monetary policy to broader financial conditions and the economy.
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Central banks around the world have launched a coordinated round of easing, led by a 100-basis-point rate cut from the Fed on Sunday, but the measures haven't staunched the haemorrhaging in markets.
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The Fed on Monday promised unlimited asset purchases to support markets pummelled by widespread restrictions to arrest the virus outbreak, adding it will "soon" roll out credit programs to small and medium-sized business.
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"The moves in emerging markets are not surprising given the talks, particularly by the Fed on prospective rate cuts in the U.S.," said William Jackson, chief emerging markets economist at Capital Economics in London.
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Last year, in homage to a deceased friend, a developer unveiled a chatbot that, fed on a diet of the friend's text messages, could mimic his speech: an artificial persona conceived as a memorial.
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Fed on hold but other central banks could act Other experts point out there may be fewer levers that the Federal Reserve and President Trump can pull to boost economic and earnings growth further.
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The corn was engineered to kill insect larvae that fed on it, but Dr. Hilbeck found that it was also toxic to an insect called the lacewing, a useful bug that eats other pests.
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The children were fed on a schedule but only the 2-year-old appeared to get enough food, the prosecutor said, adding that he was not charging torture in the case of the toddler.
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Considering I was about to be fed on my flight (and knowing plane food is never very veg-heavy), I loaded a plate full of lighter options and took a seat at the bar.
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A report published by the Fed on Wednesday suggested U.S. businesses have scaled back or postponed investments in several parts of the country due to concerns about import tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
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Concerns about the economic impact of the UK referendum to leave the EU, employment, and perhaps the market's lack of desire for higher rates right now likely put the Fed on hold in July.
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The Fed on Thursday allotted $36.56 billion in one-day reverse repos to 23 bidders, including Wall Street dealers, money market mutual funds and mortgage finance agencies, also at an interest rate of 0.25 percent.
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The Fed on Wednesday said it was keeping the core of its plan to hike borrowing costs intact, even as policy makers stated they would likely slow the pace of further rate increases next year.
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The Fed on Wednesday allotted $31.97 billion in one-day reverse repos to 24 bidders, including Wall Street dealers, money market mutual funds and mortgage finance agencies, also at an interest rate of 0.25 percent.
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The Fed on Wednesday lifted the target overnight interest rate by 25 basis points to a range of 0.23 percent to 1.00 percent, but stuck to its original forecast of three rate increases this year.
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Asia markets closed mostly lower on Wednesday, while U.S. stocks were trading lower around Europe's close, ahead of key central bank decisions from the Fed on Wednesday and the Bank of Japan (BOJ) on Thursday.
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I think in order to see the dollar weaken further you need to see some follow through from the Fed on rate easing, said Mazen Issa, senior fx strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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"I think in order to see the dollar weaken further you need to see some follow-through from the Fed on rate easing," said Mazen Issa, senior fx strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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They probably fed on insects or small land-dwelling animals, including a small crocodylomorph known as a sphenosuchian, which Britt described as a fast creature resembling a crocodile, but with the legs of a Chihuahua.
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The Fed on Wednesday lifted the target overnight interest rate by 21.2343 basis points to a range of 0.75 percent to 1.00 percent, but stuck to its original forecast of three rate increases this year.
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Lastly, they introduced saliva from four species of tick, the Lone Star, deer, Gulf Coast and American dog tick; the saliva samples were from ticks that had and hadn't fed on blood containing alpha-gal.
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Photo: Carolyn Kaster (AP)While bed bugs have been tormenting humanity for millennia, it's long been assumed their evolutionary journey as parasites first began tens of millions of years ago, when they fed on bats.
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Now, with the rupiah Asia's second best-performing currency this year and the Fed on a sharply changed path taking account of slowing global growth, many think BI will ease policy before the Fed does.
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Back in the 1990s, a series of Bloodlines comics were released into the DC Universe, where the villains were Alien-style rip-off monsters who fed on spinal fluid and turned some people into heroes.
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Anthony Uren, manager at the Congi farm in the north-east of New South Wales, said he was keeping his 36,000 merino sheep fed on parched paddocks by bringing in feed like hay and barley.
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Optimism for Friday's jobs data and the likelihood that the Fed on Wednesday would prepare markets for rate increases boosted the dollar against the yen, said Sireen Harajli, FX strategist at Mizuho in New York.
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The Fed on Wednesday lifted the target overnight interest rate by 25 basis points to a range of 0.75 percent to 1.00 percent, but stuck to its original forecast of three rate increases this year.
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Though a report from the Philadelphia Fed on Thursday showed factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region slowed moderately in August amid an increase in new orders, manufacturers reported hiring fewer workers and slashing hours.
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"I think in order to see the dollar weaken further, you need to see some follow through from the Fed on rate easing," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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In a bid to mitigate slow economic growth resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, the Fed on Sunday announced a 100-basis point interest rate cut, taking rates basically down to zero, their lowest since 2015.
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BOND BUBBLE A tectonic shift saw markets fully price in an easing of 21.1492 basis points from the Fed on March 21.1406, while a cut to near zero was now seen as likely by April.
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BOND BUBBLE A tectonic shift saw markets fully price in an easing of 213 basis points from the Fed on March 21.1492, while a cut to near zero was now seen as likely by April.
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BOND BUBBLE A tectonic shift saw markets fully price in an easing of 2676.55 basis points from the Fed on March 18, while a cut to near zero was now seen as likely by April.
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While he continued to heckle the Fed on Twitter Wednesday after the rate-cut decision, it's Trump's tariffs and trade war with China that will determine whether the economy gets back on track or not.
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BOND BUBBLE A seismic shift saw markets fully price in an easing of 1.63 basis points from the Fed on March 21.6, while a cut to near zero was now seen as likely by April.
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It is expected to see a rise to 48.9 from 47.8 in September but a separate PMI survey from the Chicago Fed on Thursday had shown a sharper contraction in Midwestern manufacturing activity for October.
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However, with the Fed on a more dovish path and bond yields holding near lows, Stone sees the potential for funds to shift out of money markets such as mutual funds and into equities again.
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Goldman Sachs economists say unemployment could dip to 3.8 percent, which could put the Fed on track to raise rates once a quarter starting next year even if inflation remains below its 2 percent target.
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"A fly might blow a bubble, and they're mixing it with the enzymes, but then they drop it, and when they do, it looks like blood—because that's what they just fed on," Rivers said.
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"The safe-haven assets continue to be well supported in this environment and that along with some recent comments from the Fed on changing their potential path on interest rates has also been supportive," Meger said.
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The Fed on Wednesday released the minutes on its March 22-20.72 meeting at which policy-makers signalled they would not raise rates in 28.4956 and they would stop shrinkage of its bond holdings by September.
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"A less dovish Fed on the back of better-than-expected jobs data and increased optimism about a U.S.-China trade truce have strengthened the dollar, dragging on gold," said Jeff Klearman, portfolio manager at GraniteShares.
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That is one reason why it is concerning to many that the United States still appears to be leaping ahead with the Fed on a solid path to higher rates while many other economies are stumbling.
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The U.S. Fed on Friday told Wells Fargo it is not allowed to grow beyond the $1.95 trillion in assets it had at the end of last year "until it sufficiently improves its governance and controls".
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While traders expect the incoming U.S. administration to adopt stimulus policies to lift growth and inflation and keep the Fed on course for rate hikes, many investors worry about the potential fallout of Trump's protectionist policies.
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Finally, as the year winds down, all of those external headwinds that kept the Fed on hold have dissipated, and officials have once again paved the way for a rate increase at the December FOMC meeting.
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The Fed on Wednesday held interest rates steady and expressed confidence that a recent rise in inflation to near the central bank's target would be sustained, leaving it on track to raise borrowing costs in June.
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Facebook users will now have a chance to "like" the Fed on the social media site, although the central bank's standing as measured by public opinion polls has taken a hit since the 2007-09 recession.
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Talking to reporters in Australia on Monday, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said opinions differed within the Fed on ending its balance sheet reinvestment policy, but he felt it could start later in the year.
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The figures mollified worries about the U.S. economic outlook after the Fed on Wednesday surprised investors by adopting a sharp dovish stance, anticipating no further interest rate hikes this year and ending its balance sheet rolloffs.
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The New York Fed on Thursday announced steps to boost liquidity and reserves in the banking system, in part through purchasing a broader range of Treasury maturities, in place of its $60 billion in bill purchases.
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In that context, the show forthrightly confronts Luther's notorious anti-Semitism, which fed on the disappointment of his early belief, based on his reading of the Old Testament, that Jews would accept Jesus as the Messiah.
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To check this, the researchers visited two of the sites, collected as many spat-out seeds as they could find, and measured those seeds' distances from their probable sources—nearby plants that had been fed on.
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That was before a global stock market selloff fueled by fears of a renewed world downturn put the Fed on policy hold in January as it sought to assess the uncertain impact on the U.S. economy.
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Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities, said major currencies barely reacted to Powell's comments as investors had already priced in several rate cuts by the Fed on the back of the shifting global growth outlook.
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As expected, the Fed on Wednesday set a start date for its effort to reverse the balance-sheet expansion it undertook in response to the 2008 financial crisis, following a step-by-step plan unveiled in June.
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The Fed on Wednesday acknowledged the ebb in price pressures and said it expected annual inflation rates to remain somewhat below 2 percent in the near term but to stabilize around the target over the medium term.
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" Trump's tweet Tuesday follows his criticism of the Fed on Monday, when he said "it is incredible" that the central bank is "even considering yet another interest rate hike" amid the "outside world blowing up around us.
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Bove, who has long been a closely followed banking analyst, said last year that the "dictatorship of the Fed on the regulatory side has basically taken away capitalism," pointing to regulations put in place by Dodd-Frank.
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But perhaps no unlikely pair of pals is more entertaining or more delicious than Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg, who keep each other laughing and well-fed on their hit VH1 show, Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party.
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At least in the case of Georgia-Pacific, all of the profits from paper napkins and paper towels alike are in turn fed on to its corporate owner, Koch Industries, which also controls countless household product brands.
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In DTI's pilot production room, they are kept in temperatures between 25 Celsius to 32 Celsius (77 Fahrenheit to 90 Fahrenheit) and fed on spent grains and a cereal-based concoction whose exact ingredients are a secret.
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"And I think, as a result, there will be a bias to keep the language pretty close to September just to show that, basically, this is just the Fed on course and ignoring the election," said Clarida.
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Stocks were rising Tuesday as markets anticipated a dovish Fed on Wednesday, and as the European Central Bank's outgoing president, Mario Draghi, laid out a path for the ECB to loosen its own already lax monetary policy.
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While a separate report from the New York Fed on Friday showed factory production in New York state picking up in February after cooling for two straight months, the pace remained close to a two-year low.
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The German data compounded worries about the U.S. economic outlook after the Fed on Wednesday surprised investors by adopting a sharply dovish stance, anticipating no further interest rate hikes this year and ending its balance sheet rolloffs.
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The Fed on Wednesday did not object to any of the capital return plans of 34 banks it reviewed, the first time in the seven-year history of the annual stress test implemented following the financial crisis.
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Friday's protest also fed on Palestinian anger over the failing reconciliation process between Hamas and Fatah, the rival, mainstream movement led by Mahmoud Abbas, whose Western-backed Palestinian Authority holds sway in parts of the West Bank.
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Authoritarian populism itself has fed on the feeling that everything is going wrong: that crime and terrorism have run amok, that immigration is disastrous and that the world has lost its ethical direction in some terrible way.
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The Fed on Wednesday is widely expected to recognize the continued strength of the economy by announcing a quarter-point increase in its benchmark interest rate after a two-day meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee.
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Resistance to the compact has largely fed on fears that it would force countries to throw open their borders and extend welfare benefits to new arrivals, which opponents say would draw enormous flows of people from abroad.
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Much of Mr. Kenney's campaign fed on economic and political frustration in the province, which has been afflicted by job losses in the energy industry since the global collapse of oil prices more than four years ago.
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ET. During Janet Yellen's last meeting as chair of the Fed on Wednesday, policymakers indicated that market-based measures of inflation had increased in recent months and it expected prices to move higher in the next year.
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The Fed on Thursday approved the capital plans of 34 lenders following the second leg of its annual tests, a process introduced after the 2007-2009 financial crisis to assess banks' capacity to withstand a severe recession.
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"The risk would be that the economy would crash to a very, very low unemployment rate," said William Dudley, president of the New York Fed, on June 19th, describing a scenario most Americans may find less than horrifying.
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Since Bullard's previous speech, data showed that a key measure of consumer prices jumped by the most in more than four years in January, to 2.2 percent, which could keep the Fed on track to keep tightening policy.
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The U.S. Fed on May 1 held interest rates steady and signaled little appetite to adjust them any time soon, taking heart in continued job gains and economic growth and the likelihood that weak inflation will edge higher.
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Taylor favors a rule-based approach to setting interest rates and is seen as someone who may put the Fed on a path of faster rate hikes compared with Fed Chair Janet Yellen, whose term expires next February.
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These included JPMorgan Chase & Co, Bank of America Corp and Wells Fargo & Co. The FDIC alone determined the plan submitted by Goldman Sachs was not credible, while the Fed on its own found Morgan Stanley's plan not credible.
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At the Institute of Marine Research in Bergen, the Aquafly project is investigating whether black soldier flies fed on waste products from the food industry or the seaweed growing off Norway's coast could be another viable feed ingredient.
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Caron told "Squawk Box" he believes the Fed on Wednesday will reiterate it expects to raise rates twice this year, but revise down its pace of rate hikes for 2017 and 2018 to perhaps three increases per year.
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A survey from the New York Fed on Monday showed a measure of future business activity in New York state dropped to a more than three-year low in April, with companies downbeat about new orders and shipments.
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Cargill is also co-investing with Calysta, a Silicon Valley startup, in a factory costing up to $500m that will produce up to 200,000 tonnes of fish food, known as FeedKind, made out of bacteria fed on methane.
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The Fed on Wednesday lowered rates for the first time since 2008, as widely expected, but Chairman Jerome Powell said the move was not the start of a long series of rate cuts, sending U.S. share markets lower.
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"I think the market is interpreting the data as it keeping the Fed on the sidelines," said Brent Schutte, chief investment strategist at Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management, but noted that market volatility could increase in the near term.
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Then there are bacteria that turn biological products like leaves and grass, which we can't eat, into sugars and proteins that we can, and bacteria that do the same thing but are fed on methane from natural gas.
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The Fed on Wednesday lowered rates for the first time since 33, as widely expected, but Chairman Jerome Powell said the move was not the start of a long series of rate cuts, sending U.S. share markets lower.
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Taylor favours a rule-based approach to setting interest rates and is seen as someone who may put the Fed on a path of faster rate hikes compared with Fed Chair Janet Yellen, whose term expires next February.
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As part of this review, DFS received a non-objection from the Fed on its capital plan in June 2017, which included a 16.7% increase in the quarterly dividend and $103 billion of share repurchase authority through 2Q18.
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Taylor is seen as the most hawkish pick, and the candidate most likely to set the Fed on a faster course for raising interest rates, potentially upending the current policy of a slow-paced normalization of interest rates.
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The Fed on Wednesday signaled cuts as early as July and by as much as half a percentage point, saying it was ready to battle growing global and domestic economic risks amid rising trade tensions and weak inflation.
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The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week for the first time in a month and producer prices unexpectedly rose in June, likely keeping the Fed on track for a third rate increase this year.
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She is a lifelong New Yorker trying to convey urban authenticity — surely the only candidate in history who said she had no trouble performing nude on television because she had already breast-fed on the No. 2 train.
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If you've recently moved into a dorm only to realize that no, you do not in fact have a real kitchen, an electric griddle is a great way to keep yourself fed on something other than Hot Pockets.
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BNP's Sneyd argued the retreat in U.S. yields in the past week suggested that investors were coming to the conclusion that it is not just global factors that are likely to keep the Fed on hold this year.
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The Egyptians had made only one mistake: they had closed the tomb before the paint, or Tut's mummy, had dried, and bacteria had fed on the moisture, imposing a leopard pattern of brown dots on the yellow background.
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Taylor favours a rule-based approach to setting interest rates and is seen as someone who may put the Fed on a path of faster interest rate increases compared with Fed Chair Janet Yellen, whose term expires next February.
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While Refinitiv data shows 225% of the 21.33 S&P 21 companies that have reported earnings so far have topped profit estimates, data on the U.S. economy went in the opposite direction, supporting action by the Fed on Wednesday.
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While Refinitiv data shows 75% of the 218 S&P 500 companies that have reported earnings so far have topped profit estimates, data on the U.S. economy went in the opposite direction, supporting action by the Fed on Wednesday.
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Scientists at Massachusetts-based Tufts University said in a paper this week that lab-grown insect meat that fed on plants and genetically modified for maximum growth could be the "ultimate green alternative" for nutrition and flavor to meat.
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"We could infer from wear patterns on its teeth that this ichthyosaur was a top-tier predator that fed on hard and abrasive food material, including marine molluscs, fish and possibly other marine reptiles," lead researcher Guntupalli Prasad said .
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The dollar is expected to remain in an uptrend against the yen, with the Fed on a monetary tightening path while the Bank of Japan remains committed to its ultra-loose monetary policy due to low growth and inflation.
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Investors were expecting a more upbeat outlook from the Fed on the U.S. economy and interest rates, given generally upbeat economic data over the past month and a half, as well as a more stable global financial market environment.
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Also, Institute for Supply Management surveys showed measures of manufacturing and services sectors employment dropped in the month, while the Fed on Wednesday reported "modest-to-moderate gains" in employment in a majority of the U.S. central bank's districts.
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The data compounded worries about the U.S. economic outlook after the Fed on Wednesday adopted a more dovish than expected stance, anticipating no further interest rate hikes this year and planning an end to its balance sheet roll-offs.
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Taylor favors a rule-based approach to setting interest rates and is seen as someone who may put the Fed on a path of faster interest rate increases compared with Fed Chair Janet Yellen, whose term expires next February.
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U.S. job growth surged more than expected in June and employers increased hours for workers, signs of labor market strength that could keep the Fed on course for a third interest rate hike this year despite sluggish wage gains.
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The first floor of the structure (one of three decks) is devoted to both displaying how species were housed and fed on the ark while simultaneously quarrelling with those who view the logistics of the ark story as absurd.
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The Fed on Wednesday raised its benchmark overnight interest rate by 25 basis points, the second rate hike this year, saying it expected economic activity to expand at a moderate pace and labor market conditions to strengthen somewhat further.
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He also continued to pressure the Fed on interest rates while speaking with reporters in the White House and said a payroll tax cut might be needed not because of a potential recession, but instead because of the Fed.
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"Although the price trend seems to be picking up, it is un clear whether that is enough to convince dovish members of the Fed on the need to be concerned about inflation," said Shinichiro Kadota, senior strategist at Barclays.
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The Fed on Wednesday signalled interest rate cuts beginning as early as July, saying it is ready to battle growing global and domestic economic risks as it took stock of rising trade tensions and growing concerns about weak inflation.
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The Fed Chair also is likely to find herself in heated exchanges with lawmakers over the bank's perceived secrecy, with presidential candidates from both sides of the aisle now taking regular shots at the Fed on the campaign trail.
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Headline growth was more than twice as fast as the 21.4 percent predicted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New Yorks nowcast model as recently as April 20183, and faster than the 22018 predicted by the Atlanta Fed on April 226.
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Large-cap U.S. banks rose between 1.5% to 2.7% in premarket trading after the Fed on Thursday approved capital plans of 16 banks, including JPMorgan Chase & Co, Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc, in its final stress test hurdle.
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Taylor pushed back at a meeting at the Boston Fed on Saturday, saying he favored a flexible implementation of policy rules and did not want to tie the Fed's hands or suggest that he was motivated by a distrust of policymakers.
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While Refinitiv data shows 75% of the 218 S&P 500 companies that have reported earnings so far have topped profit estimates, data on the U.S. economy has gone in the opposite direction, supporting action by the Fed on Wednesday.
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The Fed on Wednesday left interest rates unchanged as widely expected, but said the case for lower rates was building, suggesting it could ease monetary policy as early as next month amid rising trade tensions and concerns about weak inflation.
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Trump has criticized the Fed on several occasions, a move unusual for a president, saying he is worried the Fed's insistence on raising interest rates could cost the economy the substantial momentum it has built up since the 2016 elections.
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Boosting appetite for risky assets, the Fed on Wednesday signaled interest rate cuts this year, saying it is ready to battle growing global and domestic economic risks as it took stock of rising trade tensions and growing concerns about weak inflation.
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The U.S. Fed on Wednesday left interest rates unchanged as widely expected, but said the case for lower rates was building, suggesting it could ease monetary policy as early as next month amid rising trade tensions and concerns about weak inflation.
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Large-cap U.S. banks rose between 1.5% to 2.5% in premarket trading after the Fed on Thursday approved capital plans of 16 banks, including JPMorgan Chase & CO, Bank of America Corp and Citigroup Inc, in its final stress test hurdle.
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PARC created the laser printer and Ethernet in the 1970s and early '80s and laid the foundation for modern computing by leading the transition from time-shared monsters that fed on punch cards to distributed, interactive machines—aka personal computers.
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That has been a key goal for Yellen and one that may keep the Fed on the "gradual" rate hike path it has committed to in prior policy statements, said Beth Ann Bovino, U.S. chief economist for S&P Global Ratings.
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The Fed on Wednesday downgraded its economic forecast and said it plans to end its program of reducing the bonds it holds on its balance sheet in six months, a process closely followed by fixed-income traders around the globe.
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With the market's rebound this year, the Fed on pause and some expecting economic growth to improve after the first quarter, optimism seemed to be increasing that the profit outlook would stabilize after hitting a low point in the current quarter.
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The Fed on Wednesday said it was ready to battle growing global and domestic economic risks with interest rate cuts beginning as early as next month, as it took stock of rising trade tensions and growing concerns about weak inflation.
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Headline growth was more than twice as fast as the 21.4 percent predicted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's nowcast model as recently as April 20183, and faster than the 22018 predicted by the Atlanta Fed on April 226.
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U.S. job creation surged by more than expected in June and is seen lower but still strong in July, a sign of labor market strength that could keep the Fed on course for a third interest rate hike this year.
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The Fed on Wednesday did not object to the capital return plans for the 34 banks it reviewed in the second of an annual two-part test to see if they have enough capital to withstand a severe economic downturn.
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A speech by Fed chair Jerome Powell next week in Wyoming, announced by the Fed on Thursday afternoon, could carry particular weight coming after a volatile period for global markets and signs the U.S.-China trade war may get worse.
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It's going to be a big week for the markets, with three central bank meetings (the Fed on Wednesday, the European Central Bank on Thursday and Bank of Japan on Friday) and President Trump's summit with North Korea dominating the headlines.
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Investor focus will remain on the Fed on Wednesday, particularly on whether policymakers have sufficiently lowered their interest rate forecasts to align more closely their "dot plot," which shows individual policymakers' rate views for the next three years, with market expectations.
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Instead, the report seems to keep the Fed on course for three increases of a quarter-point in the benchmark interest rate this year, starting when it meets this month for the first time under its new chairman, Jerome H. Powell.
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"Evidence of a strengthening economy and the potential for further acceleration fueled by fiscal stimulus are likely to keep the Fed on its prescribed tightening path," said Jim Baird, chief investment officer at Plante Moran Financial Advisors in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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"The last thing we need is a president threatening the chairman of the Fed on whether he is raising or lowering rates in tune with the president's politics," Pelosi told reporters at a breakfast sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor.
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Days after the central bank slashed interest rates to zero, the Fed on Tuesday launched an emergency effort to make certain that big creditworthy businesses will continue to be able to access funding, amid concern that the cash would dry up.
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The Fed on Tuesday slashed its benchmark overnight interest rate by a half percentage point to a target range of 1.00% to 1.25%, in the U.S. central bank's first emergency rate cut since 2008 at the height of the financial crisis.
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Mr. Brady, who went on a hunger strike in 1999 and was force-fed on the orders of judges who had ruled him mentally ill, never expressed remorse for the killings, some of them involving beatings, torture and sexual abuse.
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"The data keeps the Fed on track for another rate hike later this year, but with wage pressures not yet showing in higher average hourly earning, the market remains skeptical," National Australia Bank currency strategist Rodrigo Catril said in a note.
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Related columns: - Fed rate cut likely if U.S. manufacturing continues to slow (Reuters, May 2) - U.S. economy loses momentum despite impressive headline growth (Reuters, April 26) - U.S. economy hits soft patch, putting Fed on alert (Reuters, April 28) (Editing by Dale Hudson)
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The amounts involved are staggering: The Federal Reserve official told CNBC, for what appears to be the first time, that as much as $80 billion is electronically wired into or out of international accounts at the New York Fed on an average day.
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The Pizzagate gunman, who this past Sunday walked into Washington, DC pizza parlor Comet Ping Ping and fired off a rifle, is a everyday dad who fed on one too many fringe conspiracy theories, according to an interview with The New York Times.
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Other data from the New York Fed on Friday showed its index of factory activity in New York state remained at lofty levels in September amid strong orders growth, indicating that manufacturing remains on solid ground apart from the storm-related distortions.
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The decision to cut rates by another quarter point despite rock-bottom unemployment and decent overall growth shows the extent to which Mr. Trump's hot-and-cold trade war, paired with a tenuous global outlook, has put the Fed on the defensive.
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"Bottom line, while I can only guess what the sentiment was of the bidders, it's clear that the market isn't expecting much from the Fed on the hike side," said Peter Boockvar, managing director and chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group.
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In this way, Dr Jackson and Dr Carlson are able to confirm the species of mosquito captured (for, despite the clever electronics, the traps do occasionally make mistakes), and also the hosts it has fed on and any pathogens it has picked up.
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After raising hopes of fresh stimulus last week, the Fed on Tuesday tempered its tone of monetary easing at its next meeting, lifting the dollar from a three-month low, but disappointing investors who have been betting on a more relaxed policy.
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Some analysts say they think the fundamental message from the Fed on Thursday will be that with a strong economy and unemployment at a near five-decade low of 3.7 percent, steady if modest rate hikes should remain in place for now.
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Still, Federal Reserve fund futures were up again, showing a 75 percent chance of a rate rise in early June and deterring investors from pushing gold higher until further word from the Fed on the likely trajectory for rate increases this year.
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"The data today are likely to keep the Fed on the path of gradual rate hikes this year as long as the stock market stabilizes from its death plunge the last two weeks," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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"The mix of data releases is likely to show that the U.S. economy is neither too cool nor too hot, leaving the Fed on hold though not necessarily as long as the market expects," analysts at Nordea Asset Management wrote in a note.
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While the Trump administration has been touting potential GDP gains of 3 percent or more, the first quarter of 2018 came in at just 2 percent, and the Atlanta Fed on Friday slashed its second-quarter projection to 3.8 percent from 4.5 percent.
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Victoria Finlay, the author of "Color: A Natural History of the Palette," found no record of the pigment's ban in the archives, nor did she find, when she travelled to Mirzapur around 27.29, any local memory of cows being fed on mango leaves.
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Quick take: In a presentation at the Dallas Fed on Friday, Chad Syverson, an economics professor at the University of Chicago, said technological history has been one of lag-times between the launch of new technologies and their visibility in productivity numbers.
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An announcement by the Fed on Thursday afternoon — it plans to inject up to $1.5 trillion in the financial system by the end of the week and begin buying a wide range of Treasury bonds — was meant to ease the strained liquidity.
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To combat the economic fallout of the pandemic, the Fed on Sunday cut its key rate to near zero, triggering an unscheduled easing by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to a record low as markets in Asia opened for trading this week.
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" Here's a look at how Wall Street economists are reacting to April's jobs report: The economists at BofA Merrill Lynch: "While the April employment report was somewhat disappointing, it should continue to keep the Fed on track to raise rates in June.
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In ad campaigns, she cast herself as the nitpicking monarch of the Helmsley Palace Hotel ("It's the only Palace in the world where the Queen stands guard"), while the tabloids fed on tales of her berating and firing employees for minor infractions.
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" Heather Ryan, an expert on the trials with the Justice Initiative, added that the slow pace of the trial fed on itself, creating a kind of complacency, "a sense that the money will go on forever and people's patience will go on forever.
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Tarullo, who leaves the Fed on Wednesday, has long been seen as among the most hard-charging U.S. regulators and an ardent supporter of the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial legislation that has come under fire from the Trump administration and Republican-controlled Congress.
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"The report shows a booming U.S. economy with a sufficient whiff of wage inflation to keep the Fed on track to raise rates in December and at least twice next year," said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds in New York.
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The Fed on Wednesday left interest rates unchanged as widely expected but said the case for lower rates was building, suggesting it could ease monetary policy as early as next month as it took stock of rising trade tensions and growing concerns about weak inflation.
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The PP was the only major party to increase its share of seats from December's inconclusive poll, sapping the power of a wave of new parties which had fed on years of deep recession and public anger over corruption scandals within the major parties.
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A quarter-point cut by the Fed on Wednesday has been fully priced in by money markets, but investors will be looking at the comments with the decision for signs of how far it could go with further easing this year to support growth.
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"Overall, the durable goods data provide further reason to think that economic growth will soon slow to below its 2 percent potential pace, which will keep the Fed on hold throughout this year," said Andrew Hunter, senior U.S. economist, at Capital Economics in London.
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For analysts, the combination of the BOJ's sit-and-wait message and the signal from the Fed on Wednesday that is no rush to raise rates again, fed a broader shift in sentiment that has been gathering momentum since the start of the year.
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Talking to reporters in Australia, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said opinions differed within the Fed on ending its balance sheet reinvestment policy and it would take some time to agree on, but he felt it could start later in the year.
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The Fed on Wednesday left interest rates unchanged, but its statement, forecasts and Powell's comments signaled that the Fed was ready to cut interest rates if needed to help the economy and fight the effects of trade wars, low inflation and a global slowdown.
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Economists also said the impasse in Washington could be hurting business confidence, pointing to a separate report from the New York Fed on Tuesday showing its "Empire State" index on current business conditions fell to a reading of 3.9 in January from 11.5 in December.
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The world faded away and we were left with the essence of wrestling's dramatic side: an actor/stuntman/athlete, in front of a crowd, feeding on their energy as they fed on his, with the weight of pro wrestling's years bearing down on us.
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"A solid jobs market environment, together with a pickup in wage pressure, and on top of healthy U.S. economic activity, will keep the Fed on its charted tightening course," said Beth Ann Bovino, U.S. chief economist at S&P Global Ratings in New York.
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"A report touting more jobs with higher wages will likely keep the Fed on track for two more rate hikes this year and also addressing their sizable balance sheet," said Beth Ann Bovino, U.S. chief economist for S&P Global Ratings in New York.
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"It is time for the armed opposition of Afghanistan to choose whether they are fed on the milk of the mothers of this country, and are inspired by this nation, or whether they are the tools for disunity, chaos, used by outsiders," he said.
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Although a separate report by the Philadelphia Fed on Thursday showed its index of factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region fell to a reading of 20.2 this month from 20.8 in October, manufacturers reported robust demand for their products, rising backlogs and declining inventories.
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To combat the economic fallout of the pandemic, the Fed on Sunday slashed its key rate to near zero, triggering an unscheduled rate cut by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to a record low as markets in Asia opened for trading this week.
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The Fed on Wednesday said that it is keeping interest rates unchanged, though Chair Powell added that officials saw a decline in inflation in the first quarter as simply "transcient" The central bank held its benchmark rate in a target between 2.25% and 2.5%, matching investor expectations.
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According to Reuters, the consensus of economists is that the economy grew by 2.6 percent in the second quarter, but the Atlanta Fed on Thursday sent a shudder through markets when it came out with a new 1.8 percent forecast, off from 2.3 percent the day before.
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Bond prices rallied across developed markets after the Fed on Wednesday brought its three-year drive to tighten monetary policy to an end, with European yields also sharply lower, signaling the growing belief that all major central banks are now looking to keep monetary conditions easy.
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The Fed on Wednesday brought its three-year drive to tighten monetary policy to an abrupt end, abandoning projections for any interest rate hikes this year amid signs of an economic slowdown, and saying it would halt the steady decline of its balance sheet in September.
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Cautious signals from the Fed on further interest rate hikes last month as well hopes of progress in the trade negotiations have helped the S&P 500 climb about 18 percent from its December lows, bringing the benchmark closer to a record high it hit in September.
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"Overall, the report did little to change perceptions that the labor market is tight but has yet to begin overheating, and it keeps the Fed on track for a rate hike next month," said Curt Long, chief economist with the National Association of Federally Insured Credit Unions.
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A broad set of measures rolled out by the Fed on Monday is meant to keep businesses afloat, avoiding corporate bond defaults during a period when earnings may drop sharply as companies shut down under "social distancing" measures meant to slow the spread of the disease.
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Mr. Di Maio, a leader of a web-native and ideologically ambiguous party that has fed on the discontent of Italian voters, especially in the country's poorer south, relished a vote that he characterized as a "run off" between the Five Star Movement and the League.
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The committee is requesting a briefing by the New York Fed on the status of its investigation and "all documents or communications related to any review conducted by the NY Fed of its own information technology," according to a letter from Chairman Lamar Smith (R-Texas).
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A broad set of measures rolled out by the Fed on Monday is meant to keep businesses afloat, avoiding corporate bond defaults during a period when earnings may drop sharply as companies shut down under "social distancing" measures meant to slow the spread of the disease.
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Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Neel Kashkari, who does not have a vote on the Fed's monetary policy committee this year but participates in policy discussions, urged the Fed on Wednesday to use pledges about future policy, known in central banking as "forward guidance," to boost the economy.
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He went so far as to take on the Fed on Christmas Eve during a violent sell-off: Trump's strategy tying the stock market's performance to the economy under his watch had always been a risky one, and with a potential bear market looming it became even riskier.
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A move by the Fed on interest rates or a communication misstep by the central bank would likely end either the rally in the stock market or in investment-grade bonds by the end of the year, restoring the traditional give-and-take between risk and safety, investors say.
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"Members observed that a patient approach ... would likely remain appropriate for some time," with no need to raise or lower the target interest rate from its current level of between 2.25 and 2.5 percent, the Fed on Wednesday reported in the minutes of its April 30-May 1 meeting.
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"Everything went wrong: I woke up to a sea of chewed shoes; he barked and yodeled at me when he wasn't fed on time; he chased our little dogs; and he would just lay down on walks, refusing to budge any further," Reilly wrote in an essay for Petco.
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WASHINGTON — Federal Reserve Board policymakers raised concerns at their March meeting about the prospect of the United States heading into a global trade war, zeroing in on potential harm to American farmers such a clash would cause, according to minutes of the meeting released by the Fed on Wednesday.
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"Given the focus of the Fed on inflation and the fact that the inflation indicators in this report were slightly disappointing, I think the market has a toned down reaction to it," said Shyam Rajan, head of U.S. rates strategy at Bank Of America Merrill Lynch in New York.
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"Solid U.S. employment growth of 235,881.483 in February, a fall in unemployment and a slight rise in wages growth keep the Fed on track to raise interest rates again this coming Wednesday," said Shane Oliver, head of investment strategy and chief economist at AMP Capital, in a weekly note.
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Kashkari, who had just run for governor of California on the Republican ticket, and who had for a very brief period administered the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) at the United States Treasury, was elected president of the Minneapolis Fed on January 1, and announced his plan in February.
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The greenback has edged higher since the Fed on June 14 raised interest rates for a second time in 2017 and announced it would begin cutting its holdings of bonds and other securities later this year, while indicating that a recent softening in inflation was seen as transitory.
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The Fed on Wednesday also dropped its pledge to keep rates low enough to stimulate the economy "for some time," and signaled a slightly faster pace of rate increases in the coming months, with two additional hikes expected by the end of this year, compared to one previously.
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"This keeps the Fed on track to raise rates later this month, but it also supports a likely downgrade in the number of rate hikes the committee projects for 2019 from three to just two," said Curt Long, chief economist for the National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions.
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Since the passage of Dodd-Frank, Barclays has been penalized by the Treasury Department for sanctions violations, by the Fed on six different occasions, by the Securities and Exchange Commission three times, and once by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation for misconduct related to its credit card business.
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YANGON, Jan 6 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For years, Yee Lay kept the back door of her ground floor apartment firmly shut to keep out both the stench from the rubbish that other tenants would carelessly throw behind the building and the hordes of rats that fed on it.
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Milano, 45, posted a statement to her Facebook page on Wednesday, defending farmworker women who have claimed they were "forced to work without pay, trapped for months at a time in scorpion-infested camps, often without beds, fed on scraps, and beaten when they tried to quit," according to Harper's Magazine.
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Democrats won control of the U.S. House of Representatives, giving them the opportunity to block President Donald Trump's push for a further round of tax cuts and deregulation - measures that have boosted the U.S. economy, stock markets and the dollar, and have kept the Fed on a policy-tightening path.
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Democrats won control of the U.S. House of Representatives, giving them the opportunity to block President Donald Trump's push for a further round of tax cuts and deregulation - measures that have turbo-charged the U.S. economy, stock markets and the dollar, and have kept the Fed on a policy-tightening path.
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"Members observed that a patient approach...would likely remain appropriate for some time," with no need to raise or lower the target interest rate from its current level of between 2.25 and 2.5 percent, the Fed on Wednesday reported in the minutes of the central bank's April 30-May 1 meeting.
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Selling flowers in Camden Market, then clothes, while also promoting underground club nights and working on film shoots and fashion shows, Mr. Hajjaj became a utility player in the emerging London bohemia of immigrants' children, fed on reggae and pirate radio, that produced bands like Young Disciples and Soul II Soul.
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"I think the impact of the Fed on the markets currently in Asia is going to be significantly less than the talks that are happening now in Beijing," Neil Hosie, Credit Suisse's head of equities for Asia Pacific, told CNBC's Nancy Hungerford at the Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong.
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The European Central Bank's policy review last Thursday, more hawkish comments from the Fed on Friday, and simmering speculation the Bank of Japan is thinking of ways to steepen its yield curve have rudely confronted investors with what they may have quietly feared all year: Central banks are running out of stimulus options.
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"The economy picked it up a notch from the slow start earlier this year, but the inflation fires are not burning brightly and this will likely keep the Fed on just a gradual pace for interest rate hikes later this year," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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I remember Dick Grasso, then president of the New York Stock Exchange (who would a couple of years later become the chairman/CEO) and the "red stripes" (the most senior floor brokers charged with helping to maintain fair and stable markets) huddling over by the ramp with the Fed on the phone.
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The results, announced by the Fed on Wednesday afternoon, are the second part of the annual stress tests, which compel each institution to run a simulation of how it would bear up under various catastrophic conditions, like an abrupt rise in interest rates or unemployment, or a big crash in equity markets.
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"After the initial reaction on the Fed's growth outlook and that being a reason why they're not going to raise interest rates, the markets believe that with the Fed on hold the economy will start to show improvement," said Carin Pai, executive vice president at Fiduciary Trust Company International based in New York City.
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"In the absence of much improvement in the fundamental economic outlook for EMs, it appears that March's surge in flows to EMs was mainly due to a global risk-on shift in investor behaviour and lower mature market interest rates, supported by surprisingly dovish signals from the (Fed) on March 16," the note said.
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"Given signs of slowing growth and little material progress on the trade war, a rebound in job growth would still leave the Fed on course to cut rates at the July meeting and we expect a 25 basis points cut," said Sam Bullard, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Related columns: - U.S. economy loses momentum despite impressive headline growth (Reuters, April 26) - U.S. economy hits soft patch, putting Fed on alert (Reuters, April 18) - Next U.S. recession is likely to be shorter and milder (Reuters, March 26) - Feds next move more likely to be cut in interest rates (Reuters, March 7) (Editing by Toby Chopra)
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Related columns: - U.S. economy loses momentum despite impressive headline growth (Reuters, April 26) - U.S. economy hits soft patch, putting Fed on alert (Reuters, April 18) - Next U.S. recession is likely to be shorter and milder (Reuters, March 26) - Fed's next move more likely to be cut in interest rates (Reuters, March 7) (Editing by Toby Chopra)
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The strong job gains, along with 2.7 percent increase in average hourly earnings, "keeps the Fed on track for a rate hike in the next couple of weeks and maybe even keeps alive the thought there's a possibility of a fourth rate hike down the road," said David Joy, chief market strategist for Ameriprise Financial in Boston.
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The Fed on Wednesday is widely expected to hike interest rates for the first time since last December and only the second since the 2007-2009 financial crisis, but investors will be examining the central bank's statement and economic forecasts for any signs of how it thinks Trump's election affects the outlook for growth and inflation.
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Posts about tall pills and height hacks have been banned from r/short, a height-oriented subreddit with more than 53,000 members, because, as one community moderator told Gizmodo, he and other moderators felt these products were usually misleading and part of a culture that fed on short desperation, preventing people from learning to live in their own skin.
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Thanks to a rarely-triggered clause in the Fed's rule book that passes voting rights to an alternate when the designated voter's post is vacant, Kansas City Fed President Esther George will vote on interest-rate decisions once San Francisco Fed President John Williams takes his new job as chief of the New York Fed, on Monday.
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The Fed on Wednesday is widely expected to hike interest rates for the first time since last December and only the second since the 2007-2009 financial crisis, but investors will be examining the central bank's statement and economic forecasts for any signs of how policymakers think President-elect Donald Trump's election affects the outlook for growth and inflation.
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I had asked for a truncated menu, but it was more than enough: green-pea gnocchi in a stock of elderflower, lake fish fed on plankton, a tartlet of eggplant and caviar, and something like seven desserts (they were getting rid of them at the end of the night), including divine cones of sugar filled with sweet herbal liquids.
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In a brief opening statement released by the Fed on Monday, Powell, who is currently a member of the Fed's Board of Governors, endorsed the core ideas that have defined U.S. central banking since the financial crisis of 2007 to 2009 - a willingness to move aggressively against a downturn, and an insistence on flexibility and independence from political influence in setting policy.
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You also saw a nice bump in average hourly earnings, so that suggests the economy is quite firm here and keeps the Fed on track for a rate hike in the next couple of weeks and maybe even keeps alive the thought there's a possibility of a fourth rate hike down the road - but we'll worry about that in the second half.
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In a June 5 order, the administrative law judge overseeing the case, Christopher B. McNeil, said that he expected to issue a recommended decision in favor of the Fed on all three claims brought by the agency's lawyers: that Mr. Jiampietro engaged in unsafe or unsound banking practices, violated requirements surrounding the use of confidential information, and breached his fiduciary duty to Goldman.
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