The Australian housing market may get another financing fillip soon.
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This crisis has provided him a much needed fillip politically.
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The election has given a fillip to separatist sentiment in Alberta.
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One way to read that generosity is as an election fillip.
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This political fillip has been reinforced by stronger economic data, too.
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This year's competition will be a fillip for Vladimir Putin's kleptocratic regime.
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Essentially a documentary project given an aesthetic fillip, it does have an
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Less whining from foreign visitors would also provide a fillip to national pride.
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Normally, a soaring stockmarket would be a fillip for all corners of finance.
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The recent rally in oil prices has provided a fillip to investment managers.
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A summer heatwave and Extinction Rebellion's activism have given environmental issues a fillip.
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Yet two decades on, the film has become a fillip for internet trolls.
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Unintentionally adding an extra fillip: his 1-year-old daughter, August, wailing offscreen.
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While that's a short-term fillip to growth, the longer-term consequences are dire.
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While geeing themselves up with that, Republicans can also reflect on another big fillip.
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"If Labor was to lose that, it'd be a huge fillip for Turnbull," Economou said.
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The fillip to the economy from President Donald Trump's tax cuts is fading (see article).
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As increasing numbers of cars get wireless-internet connections, that will give podcasts another fillip.
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That's given Uber a big fillip to move ahead with the Jump launch here now.
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She will be looking for a similar fillip, Bernie Sanders permitting, at Philadelphia in July.
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Not just because of the potential revival of IS and the fillip to Mr Assad.
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" As an added fillip, Trump demeaned the value of Cruz's endorsement: "I don't want his support.
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Analysts do not expect the commodity sectors to provide the fillip for capex this time around.
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Goldman also only expects a temporary fillip and it's remaining "structurally bearish" over the longer term.
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The Aussie dollar duly dived 1.8 percent and gave a broad fillip to the U.S. dollar.
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For those hoping to block Mr Trump, Mr Cruz's triumph in Utah is a rare fillip.
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In the present show, they run to death and sorrow, with a fillip of political history.
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Supporters called the plan "revolutionary" and a fillip for activists seeking to advance women's standing across society.
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The Lima group's endorsement of the national assembly is a fillip to the divided and ineffectual opposition.
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The appointment of the China-friendly governor of Iowa, Terry Branstad, as ambassador to Beijing is a fillip.
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The expected parliamentary logjam as Britain replaces EU laws with its own could bring another fillip for crooks.
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But his countrymen who export in the opposite direction get a fillip, as their wares become more competitive.
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The huge spending is expected to give a fillip to private sector investments according to the finance minister.
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In fact, it was a fillip for other industries, whose growth helped to make up for mining's troubles.
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South Carolinians have delivered a big fillip to a campaign that was already looking fairly sure to win.
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That suggests there may well be a long-term return to sterling assets to underpin any speculative fillip.
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If he hoped that his best handwriting would give the greenback a fillip, he may well be disappointed.
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But two of them seem to be in a wait and watch mode, giving the pound a fillip.
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The drop in the dollar gave a fillip to commodities, with copper firm after jumping 2.7 percent overnight.
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The move is a fillip for Prime Minister Theresa May, who is battling to win support for a Dec.
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The drop in the dollar meanwhile gave a fillip to commodities, with copper firm after jumping 2.7 percent overnight.
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However on the economic side, Northern Ireland could do with a fillip - some of the worst statistics across Europe.
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Ms Thornberry may get a fillip from the sheer scale of the humiliation but she embodies Labour's London problem.
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Mr Trudeau saw them as a fillip to Albertan oil producers—and that feeling was shared across America's oil patch.
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If Mr Raab is right, it would be a fillip for an economy already enjoying a strong spell (see chart).
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Asian markets likely got a fillip from higher oil prices, closing mostly higher Thursday after wavering throughout the trading session.
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The weaker currency is proving a fillip to some manufacturers, as consumers switch from expensive imports to cheaper domestic alternatives.
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The weaker yen triggered by the billionaire property magnate's election has given Japan's economy a fillip by making exports cheaper.
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A weaker yen tends to benefit exporters, which get a fillip when overseas earnings are repatriated into the home currency.
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The Chinese currency likely received another fillip from a surge on Monday in the cost of borrowing the offshore yuan.
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As iron ore demand also tends to get a fillip around this time of year as Chinese steel mills restock.
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S. trade relations gave Wall Street a fillip, but a near 56.853 percent plunge in Nvidia's stock soured the mood.
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The Aussie dollar duly dived 1.8 percent to stand at $0.7110 and gave a broad fillip to the U.S. dollar.
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S. trade relations gave Wall Street a fillip, though there were duelling reports on the prospects for an actual agreement.
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The sector received a fillip this week after drugmaker Roche agreed to buy gene therapy specialist Spark Therapeutics for $4.3 billion.
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The sharp decline in oil prices between the middle of 2014 and early 2016 provided a tremendous fillip to vehicle use.
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The index's multinational composition benefits from the tailwind of sterling weakness and the fillip that can provide to revenues generated overseas.
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With good rains forecast this summer, the farm sector is set to get a fillip after two successive years of drought.
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The sharp decline in oil prices between the middle of 230 and early 221 provided a tremendous fillip to vehicle use.
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BHP Group on Tuesday also declared a slightly lower dividend despite a windfall from last year's fillip in iron ore prices.
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"A financing of £2.5bn-£3bn in the UK corporate market would have been a fillip for loan volumes," a senior banker said.
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But without the fillip of incumbency, the neophyte Republican candidates vying to fill seats are sure to do a bit worse anyway.
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Meanwhile in the currency markets, Kensho data shows that Dutch elections can provide a fillip for foreign exchange crosses in the region.
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He's come to regard it as a fillip at best, at worst as a device meant to conceal the book's true purpose.
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Abbasi has promised blackouts will end by November, which would give the PML-N a huge fillip ahead of the 2018 polls.
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SINGAPORE, April 22047 (IFR) - Sentiment in Asian markets improved today, providing a fillip to stocks and stemming a widening in regional credits.
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These efforts will get a fillip from support among the battlefield commanders who now believe that ISIS-K is the top priority.
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He described the surprise of Peck's creations — the way he'll embroider a typical balletic movement with a mundane fillip that renews it.
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In PEOPLE's cover story of the wedding, her friends said they immediately recognized her bare feet as the most Julia-esque fashion fillip.
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Broader sentiment got a fillip after U.S. President Donald Trump said trade talks with China, Australia's biggest trade partner, were going very well.
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Victory for the theocrat would be a fillip for them, perhaps leading to a string of primary challenges to sitting Republicans next year.
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The sluggish pace of the recovery has been especially disappointing given the fact that the euro area has benefited from a double fillip.
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This partnership will instantly provide UPI access to over 100 million Hike users and provide a significant fillip to India's digital payments ecosystem.
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Even the "all right?" had an edge, like the verbal fillip ineffectual parents add on when demanding better behavior from a misbehaving child.
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She was informal, colloquial, her sentences bookended by the word "see," a conversational fillip that also strangely felt like a mark of authenticity.
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The proposal, aimed at giving a fillip to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Make in India" program, was first announced in February's federal budget.
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Opening up production to private firms could provide a fillip to India's resource-rich eastern states, which hold most of India's coal reserves.
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Meanwhile, there's the memory of his bon vivant, old-boy-but-not-quite cinematic presence — and of that defining fillip of a mustache.
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The central bank would have welcomed the fillip to consumer demand as it wrestles with whether to cut interest rates from already record lows.
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The fertility fillip Spain got from high immigration before the financial crisis, for example, evaporated when foreign workers went home after the 2008 crash.
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S. companies to repatriate overseas cash through changes to the tax code could see a further fillip to the spending capabilities of domestic strategic buyers.
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It got an added fillip from data showing Japan's economy grew at an annualised rate of 2.2 percent in the third quarter, handily beating forecasts.
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The RBA in particular would have welcomed the fillip to consumer demand as it wrestles with whether to cut interest rates from already record lows.
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This would provide a quicker fillip to the oil price, rather than continuing to export at the same rate and just cutting production, she suggested.
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Even before the fillip to e-commerce provided by the coronavirus pandemic, India was seen as one of the world's fastest growing e-commerce markets.
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It got an added fillip from data showing Japan's economy grew at an annualised rate of 215.34 percent in the third quarter, handily beating forecasts.
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And that fillip could offset any concerns, perhaps in the White House, about the negative effect on real estate firms of removing the interest deduction.
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While Trump's plan to boost U.S. fiscal stimulus might provide an economic fillip to emerging markets, that's unlikely to be felt before late 2017, Nomura said.
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The export earnings will help to plug Ethiopia's gaping current-account deficit, while the cheap power will provide a timely fillip to its nascent manufacturing sector.
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Yet if the rally continues, it would give a further fillip to the green brigade: higher coal prices will squeeze the margins of their dirty rivals.
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Meanwhile, Baidu is described as the "default search engine" in the country with a 38 percent fillip to its share price expected in the next year.
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"The project is likely to provide a major boost to Govt's 'Make in India' initiative and fillip to manufacturing capability for helicopters in India," it said.
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They also came tailor-made, in every sense of the word, for day, finished with the most casual fillip of a ruffle under swishy suit jackets.
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Demand for such analysis got a fillip with the financial crisis, as multinationals pared back in-house strategy departments charged with providing it (among other things).
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The improved mood on trade gave a fillip to industrial commodities, with copper and iron ore bouncing, while spot gold was steady around $1,352.00 an ounce.
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In a fillip to opposition parties, the BJP lost power in three states in December, dealing Modi his biggest defeat since he took office in 2014.
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An estimated 55 million have experience at middle-manager level and above, which could provide a significant fillip to household incomes as well as to economic activity.
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Updating the list represents a fillip for pharmaceutical firms in the world's second-largest drug market, where high costs put many new drugs out of patients' reach.
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Japan could finally pass a long-awaited bill with the potential to transform the country into an international gaming destination, providing a fillip for the stumbling economy.
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In early 2016 some analysts fretted that consumers were squirrelling away the money they were saving on cheap petrol, and so denying the economy a needed fillip.
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It also could be a helpful fillip to those of us out there who are trying to figure out engaging ways of reducing screen time for offspring.
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Any agreement on rolling back tariffs "would boost risk sentiment but not necessarily provide (an) immediate economic fillip," said Stephen Innes chief Asia market strategist at AxiTrader.
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The dollar index came under pressure for a third straight day, giving a fillip to emerging currencies such as the Turkish lira, Russian rouble and Mexican peso .
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The family-controlled company released some initial data from early- and mid-stage trials late on Wednesday, giving a 153 percent fillip to the share price on Thursday.
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Lower oil prices lead to cheaper gasoline prices, which can prompt consumers to increase their spending on other goods and services, usually a fillip for the wider economy.
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The unprecedented surge in coal prices in the past few months to more than double their June levels is a big fillip for Glencore and other coal miners.
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Being champions will bring a financial fillip: a prize of about £90m ($131m), which is a share of the £1.7 billion the league gets in broadcast income yearly.
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The tragedy may even offer a fillip of support to a president who polled low even before the months of violent "Yellow Vest" protests erupted late last year.
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Created by Fillip Studios, or the art duo Roos Meerman and Tom Kortbeek, the artwork is the most recent piece in the exhibition and perhaps the most compelling.
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There was a further fillip for the Brussels audience with the belated award of gold medals to the Belgian women's 4x100 meters relay team from the 2008 Olympics.
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Its near-term fortunes lie with the European Central Bank which is expected to attempt to give an ailing economy a fillip at a policy meeting later on Thursday.
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Meanwhile, others point to the tourist sector as getting a big fillip since the country's civil war with the Tamil Tigers ended in 2009 after 131.103 years of fighting.
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For some global shippers, the bankruptcy of South Korea's Hanjin was both a fillip and a sharp reminder of just how much clean-up was needed in their businesses.
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Chinese mainland stocks experienced a fillip from the Caixin data, gaining 90.8203 percent, but Polish shares fell 2118.88 percent to seven month lows and Turkish shares slipped 2118.83 percent.
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The results got a significant fillip from trading, a business Goldman must do well in, but not so well that investors think the bank is too dependent on it.
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Hillary Clinton won the New York Democratic primary with 58% of the vote, a fillip to the front-runner's campaign after a recent string of losses to Bernie Sanders.
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If the delistings revive, it could also provide a significant fillip to lending in China, which has dropped to approximately US$95.8bn in the first three quarters of 2019.
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Those who cling, as I do, to the faint hope that Brexit will collapse under the weight of its folly have been given a fillip; this is not over.
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It also got a fillip when the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) announced bank capital requirements that were less harsh than many feared, removing one source of risk.
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Though the numbers gave sterling a brief fillip, sending it to a one-week high of $1.20.3, the currency closed the day more than a cent lower than that.
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Its near-term fortunes lie with the European Central Bank, which is expected to attempt to give an ailing economy a fillip at a policy meeting later on Thursday.
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ECONGB Though the numbers gave sterling a brief fillip, sending it to a one-week high of $1.21.2169, the currency closed the day more than a cent lower than that.
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The division posted a 37 percent jump in sales in the latest quarter and is expected to receive a fillip once the acquisition of Germany's Wirtgen Group closes in December.
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Likewise the beaten-down Travel & Leisure sector was given a fillip, up 0.3 percent, after Air France jumped 3.5 percent after an improvement in its earnings thanks to lower costs.
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Earlier this week China's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported that the country's refined zinc production fell by 2075 percent in June, providing yet another fillip for zinc's bull run.
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Concerns over interest rates' effects on banks got an additional fillip when Sweden's central bank yesterday slashed its deposit rates from negative-829.083 basis points to negative-50 basis points.
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That building's eventual return to the aegis of Moscow would be a great fillip for Mr Putin who takes a strong interest in the built heritage of the tsarist era.
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"We believe that the measures announced by the finance minister will help to provide a fillip to credit growth, rate transmission and improving investor sentiment," noted economists at Morgan Stanley.
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"So credit to the (small and medium enterprise) sector, credit to the mid-sized manufacturing unit, then creates another fillip or a boost to the financial services industry," Naik said.
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Fitch's India Ratings & Research chief economist Devendra Pant estimates the cumulative impact will be 0.63 percent of GDP, a fillip for Asia's third-largest economy that is saddled with idle capacity.
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The fillip of cheap energy caused by the collapse of oil prices—which boosted consumer spending in much the same way as a tax cut—has largely come to an end.
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" But Cheng was concerned that such violent protests may be a fillip to "the [Hong Kong] administration and cause a public opinion backlash against the mainstream, moderate and pro-democracy groups.
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The coupons it gets on money loaned to Fannie and Freddie count as income but their debt doesn't end up on its books; that provides a nice fillip for the accounts.
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On top of that, we are still expecting U.S. President Donald Trump's tax reform to be passed before year-end, which could give another fillip to risky assets, when eventually approved.
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A Brexit might not lead to a cascade of membership referendums, but it would be a huge fillip to anti-EU forces elsewhere, not least by demonstrating that membership is reversible.
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That is a trend that could get a significant fillip with the next generation of tech-heavy cars, which many believe might become too unaffordable for the vast majority of drivers.
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If "A Moveable Feast" had been rewritten in purple prose and bedazzled, with a flowing chiffon cape and a feather fillip for good measure, that is what it might look like.
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Victory for Matteo Renzi, the business-friendly prime minister, could mean a big fillip for firms of all sizes, whereas a loss would be "a shock in the system", said Mr Rocca.
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Its last major overhaul in 2017 was seen at the time as a much welcomed fillip for drugmakers as many patients had opted not to try new drugs because of high costs.
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But unlike neighbouring, democratic Taiwan, whose decision last year to give same-sex couples the right to marry gave a fillip to the gay rights movement across Asia, China has not budged.
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Mr Cruz received another fillip on March 2nd, when Ben Carson, a former neurosurgeon with a Christian following, who has long been cluttering the Republican field, suggested he was about to quit.
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Changes in the way fund managers pay for and consume research has raised concerns about staffing levels across analyst teams at large investment banks and has given independent research firms a fillip.
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But it's a moot question as to whether a local exchange delivery option has given the financing business an extra fillip by affording lenders on the mainland an added level of security.
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SYDNEY, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Australia's central bank is optimistic that the fortunes of the country's hard-hit mining states are turning for the better, a fillip for economic growth and inflation nationally.
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Australian shoppers splashed out on clothing and at department stores in May in a much-needed fillip to consumption, while a strong month for resource exports also augured well for economic growth.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Hong Kong's democracy protesters and politicians have hailed a sweeping election win by Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen as a fillip for their movement that puts further pressure on China.
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Asian shares had started firm after reports the United States might pause on further China tariffs gave Wall Street a fillip, but a near 56.863 percent plunge in Nvidia's stock tempered the mood.
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China shares may be getting a fillip from a Goldman Sachs report released Tuesday, which raises its probability estimate from 50 percent to 70 percent for A-share inclusion in the MSCI indexes.
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On October 28th HSBC, which has $2.7trn in assets, said it would ditch its ROTE target of 11% for 2020, suggesting it did not expect much of a fillip in the near future.
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The Vietnamese market could get a further fillip as the Philippines, which accounts for 2410% of total shipments from Vietnam, might be considering easing its restrictions on rice imports soon, another trader said.
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If the forecasts stack up, the city state's economy could get an extra fillip from the expected pick up in construction activity, though there was scant data on the specific impact on output.
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"Concerns around the U.S.-China trade wars continue to weigh on prices, while the halt in Saudi shipments through the Red Sea waterway has seemingly failed to provide a bullish fillip," he said.
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Opposition parties across the country received a fillip last month, when India's ruling party lost power in three states and dealt Prime Minister Narendra Modi his biggest defeat since he took office in 2014.
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The euro gained a quarter of a percentage point after figures showed growth in the euro zone grew more than expected in the first quarter, a fillip after poor manufacturing inflation data last month.
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The Fed move comes just a day after the European Central Bank chief's sharp dovish turn had fueled hopes of a global wave of central bank stimulus which gave a fillip to markets worldwide.
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This is a fillip for start-up airlines such as Vistara, 49 percent owned by Singapore Airlines and controlled by India's $100 billion Tata Group, and AirAsia India, an AirAsia Bhd and Tata venture.
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The SFO's Barclays case was given a fillip by the guilty plea of Johnson, a 61-year-old senior Libor submitter responsible for choosing and sending the bank's daily rate to a London administrator.
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Short, curvy portrait-collared cashmere or fur coats had a jolie madame cool, and cocktail dresses with hip-hugging skirts and high waists under colorful silks sliding off one shoulder, a fillip of chic.
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The campaign got a new fillip in January when the state attorney general, Xavier Becerra, approved language for a Yes California-backed ballot measure for the 2018 election, clearing the way for signature gathering.
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The use of an actor (Igor Vernik, speaking credible French and English as well as Russian) playing the auctioneer, Avedon and an apparatchik who reports Nureyev's defection, provides a dramatic fillip and smooth linkages.
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Providing a fillip to Japan shares, the Japanese yen weakened overnight, with the dollar/yen pair trading at 107.57 in the afternoon Asia time on Tuesday, compared with levels as low as 106.35 on Monday.
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Whatever else the triumph of AMLO (as Mexicans call Mr López Obrador) may portend, it has provided a fillip for the Latin American left, of all varieties, after it has suffered a series of defeats.
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Pipeline companies rallied, as the Trump victory gave a fillip to an industry whose growth prospects have been hit by environmental and native group activism as well as the steep two-year oil price slump.
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The move to cut the seven-day repurchase rate comes after the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates to near zero on Sunday in another emergency move to provide a potential fillip to the global economy.
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A failure to proceed will offer a fillip to rival schemes to import liquefied natural gas (LNG), but unions and industry say this won't do enough to lower energy costs and save jobs in manufacturing.
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We are in a world where policymakers are making up as we go along," Taking an alternative view, Janjuah sees only a short-term fillip from increased fiscal loosening as "governments are terrible at spending money.
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Michael Levy, manager of the Baring Frontier Markets Fund, linked Pakistan's promotion to the big league to efforts to create an environment for companies to deliver strong earnings growth, which should outlast any short-term fillip.
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That would provide a fillip to Wall Street, whose three main indexes have shed at least 003% in May following a sudden flare up in trade tensions and Washington's threat to slap tariffs on Mexican goods.
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SYDNEY, July 4 (Reuters) - Australian shoppers splashed out on clothing and at department stores in May in a much-needed fillip to consumption, while a strong month for resource exports also augured well for economic growth.
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The pound was already at historic lows against Asian currencies and more declines were widely expected in the near-term, which could provide a fillip to British exports and make goods cheaper for foreign visitors, it explained.
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An extra fillip came after Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said he was consulting with Saudi Arabia and other countries to "achieve oil market stability," according to comments from the Asharq Al-Awsat newspaper, reported by Reuters.
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The better than expected sale price and the resulting expectations of an enticing future share buy-back provided a fillip to shares, which rose over 2 percent to their to their highest in more than two months.
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The 53 European members of FIFA met on Friday and UEFA said in a statement following the meeting that they would back Infantino, a move which was not unexpected but still a significant fillip to his campaign.
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"The rate cut is unlikely to give a major fillip to investments as capacity utilization still remains low in the manufacturing sector," said Devendra Kumar Pant, chief economist, India Ratings & Research, the arm of rating agency Fitch.
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That would provide a fillip to the Wall Street, whose three main indexes have shed at least 20.9% in May after a sudden flare up in trade tensions and Washington's threat to slap tariffs on Mexican goods.
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I brought in Jamie and Fillip Hord, the husband and wife duo from the professional home organization company, Horderly , to show them my apartment and to create a plan for how to best re-organize my space.
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The surrounding bread, enriched with milk and a fillip of sugar, is somehow dense and porous at once, with a sweetness just shy of challah's; dipped, it drinks up the curry in a rush without falling apart.
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"The market has been crying out for big new deals and the European market can absorb somewhere like €2bn per deal, so I think they will provide a welcome fillip to the market," a syndicate head said.
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"The demand side of the equation got a substantial fillip via today's China data suggesting prices will continue to move higher on improving global growth and risk sentiment," said Stephen Innes, head of trading at SPI Asset Management.
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The crowdsourced content, meanwhile, had an interesting fillip, too, when Memrise ran a Kickstarter campaign in 2015 to fund a "Membus," a double-decker bus that toured through Europe collecting clips of "tens of thousands" of native speakers.
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Sentiment toward oil was likely boosted by speculation that the world's oil producers might finally move to tackle the global supply glut, with prices likely getting an additional fillip from data showing a drawdown in U.S. crude inventory.
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Macron's campaign for the Elysee palace has been given a fillip by a scandal over fake pay embroiling his main rival, conservative Francois Fillon, and the nomination of a hard-left candidate to represent the ruling Socialist party.
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Since short-term nominal interest rates cannot be pushed much below zero, central banks have resorted to bond purchases to depress long-term borrowing rates and push investors into riskier assets, to give a fillip to the economy.
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A stronger yen hurts Japan's economy and is especially detrimental to the export sector because it makes local goods more expensive for overseas buyers, providing a fillip to rival Asian manufacturers with weaker currencies, such as South Korea.
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The news, which confirms initial indications from some of the electronic platforms where banks and other major institutions trade openly with each other, offers a welcome fillip to an industry beset by declining activity over the past year.
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But job changes seem not to provide much of a wage fillip, the authors find, suggesting that people are staying put because other firms are uninterested in hiring new workers and feel little pressure to offer high wages.
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I'm not talking about the bigots who have seen the Leave vote as a fillip for abusing pedestrians on the street (we'll get to them), or the triumphant Leave campaigners celebrating despite their complete lack of a plan.
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French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, the most popular Socialist government minister after close to 40 years in politics, offered another fillip on Thursday when he said he would back Macron rather than the official Socialist candidate Hamon.
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"Strong U.S. labour data and a wait-and-see Fed have kept market pricing of a 2019 rate hike minimal and given 'risky' currencies a fillip," Kit Juckes, global head of FX strategy, Societe Generale, said in a note.
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Not only had Armstrong become the first rider to win the same road event at three different Olympics — providing a fillip for all 40 somethings to boot — she also spared the Games what would have been a controversial victory.
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Cyclical stocks such as industrial and machinery firms have rebounded from December lows and will likely remain in favour on hopes that China will step up measures to shore up the economy, likely giving the manufacturing sector a fillip.
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Cyclical stocks such as industrial and machinery firms have rebounded from December lows and will likely remain in favor on hopes that China will step up measures to shore up the economy, likely giving the manufacturing sector a fillip.
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Op-Ed Contributor KARACHI, Pakistan — The American killing by drone strike of Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour, the leader of the Afghan Taliban, may seem like a fillip for the United States' ally, the embattled government of President Ashraf Ghani.
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LONDON (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline's new inhaled medicine Breo proved significantly better than standard care in a large British study that tested it in everyday use, providing a fillip for the product after the failure of another big trial in 2015.
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LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline's new inhaled medicine Breo proved significantly better than standard care in a large British study that tested it in everyday use, providing a fillip for the product after the failure of another big trial in 2015.
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Argentina's soy production will likely reach 0.71583 million tonnes for the 2018/2019 season, 2 million tonnes more than previously estimated, the Rosario grains exchange said on Wednesday, a fillip for the sector that was battered by drought last year.
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He has always seemed less interested in health-care reform than in the fillip scrapping Obamacare might provide for the wider conservative agenda—especially its cherished tax cuts, part-funded by the $772bn Mr McConnell hoped to cut from Medicaid.
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The rally has run out of steam in the past week, however, as traders trimmed those expectations from their peaks, and the strength of the dollar against the euro in recent days may offer a fillip to many European companies.
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The new list earlier this year, the first update in eight years, marked a long-awaited fillip for drugmakers in the world's second-largest drug market where many new drugs have been out of patients' reach because of high costs.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China is likely to raise the quota of imported films allowed into the country, the state-run Global Times newspaper said, a potential fillip for Hollywood producers who are increasingly looking to tap the country's fast-growing box office.
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To those he added the melancholy fillip of a glittering image of the World Trade Center on one T-shirt and, on another, the face of Representative Maxine Waters, among the most vociferous critics of President Trump and his policies.
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The cake needs no embellishment to make it more welcoming than it already is, but I'll sometimes brush a little warmed marmalade across the top to give it a gloss; it's a fillip, but the cake is worth the extra attention.
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A failure for the project to proceed will offer a fillip to rival schemes to import liquefied natural gas (LNG), but unions and industry stakeholders have said this will not do enough to lower energy costs and save jobs in manufacturing.
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"The (TUI) share price has spiked of late, having risen 23% over the last three months including a fillip (Monday) following the Thomas Cook news, although over the last year the picture is markedly different," he added in a note Tuesday.
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Last month, the government updated its list of medicines covered by basic medical insurance schemes, a long-awaited fillip for drugmakers in the world's second-largest drug market where many new drugs have been kept out of patients' reach because of high costs.
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The effort to push companies to end long overtime hours got a fillip about a year ago, amid an outcry after an employee at advertising agency Dentsu committed suicide after working more than 100 hours of overtime every month for around nine months.
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The rich got another fillip from the bringing forward of a planned increase in the threshold for the higher rate of income tax (though, as is common practice, these gains were eroded by a corresponding increase in national-insurance contributions for such earners).
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The decision would also prove something of a fillip for IOC bosses, who are concerned the Games is losing its luster, with a pattern of cities pulling out of bidding for both summer and winter Games after baulking at huge costs required.
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Having Toyota endorse lithium-ion will be a fillip for the developing technology, and gives the automaker the option to produce for an all-electric passenger car market which it has avoided, preferring to put its heft behind hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles (FCVs).
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MARKETS NEWS * Asian shares rose to a three-month high on Monday, as risk assets got a fillip from hopes of a trade deal and strong U.S. corporate earnings, while major currencies marked time as focus shifted to a Federal Reserve rate decision.
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The growth of Airbnb and other big travel startups has given a fillip to the wider travel industry, and today several smaller startups in the short-term property sector are announcing that they have merged to tackle the opportunity with more scale.
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The sentences are a welcome fillip for the SFO, which has prosecuted five men and one woman over Euribor rigging to date and secured four convictions, including former Deutsche Bank star trader Christian Bittar and one-time Barclays trader Phillipe Moryoussef in 2018.
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A 1 percentage-point increase could add billions of dollars to the top line of the biggest U.S. lenders within a year, and act as yet another fillip to trading desks at the likes of JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America.
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Providing a fillip to investor confidence was strong retail sales data and upbeat corporate earnings reports, which pushed the S&P 22 through the 22.2,21.1 mark for the first time on Thursday, while the other main U.S. indexes also rallied to record highs.
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The Kartarpur Corridor, which has been praised by Beijing and Washington, promises to "give a new fillip to the strained relations between the two neighboring countries," the All Parties Sikh Coordination Committee, a prominent Sikh organization based in India-administered Kashmir, said in a statement.
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LONDON, Aug 210 (Reuters) - German yields fell on Wednesday after a failed attempt by the Bank of England to meet its bond-purchase target highlighted a scarcity of bonds for central bank monetary stimulus, giving a fresh fillip to top-rated fixed income markets.
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The success of that bid would be a huge fillip for Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley, who is in a race against time to increase investment banking profits and vindicate his faith in a business that an activist investor argues should be cut back.
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It is, arguably, the duty of arts organizations to respond to seismic moments in our nation's history, and it was King's untimely passing 50 years ago that gave, within the arts, a pronounced fillip to manifestations of cultural diversity and the struggle for racial equality.
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SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) - An unprecedented surge in coal prices in the past few months to more than double their June levels is a big fillip for Glencore and Noble, who are among the biggest traders of thermal coal, which is used to produce electricity.
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Team Kirby Clash Deluxe might not be the finest hour for HAL's rotund mascot—heck, it's not even the best Nintendo game this month with Deluxe in the title—but it's become a daily tonic for me, and a fillip for a console I prematurely cast aside.
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In another potential fillip to domestic-focused stocks, Matsui also expected that in the autumn, Japan's parliament would introduce a fiscal stimulus package that could be as large as 2 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), or more than 10 trillion yen, aimed at boosting domestic consumption.
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Japanese stocks rallied across the board, with sentiment getting a fillip after Kozo Yamamoto, a key Abe ally, suggested on Friday that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe needed to hold an emergency economic summit to discuss measures to address a global growth slowdown as well as market turbulence.
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Multinationals such as Samsung and Intel have already been ramping up their presence in the country and the recent Trans-Pacific Partnership is expected to provide a further fillip to growth, but analysts say more needs to be done to improve the ease of doing business.
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Built on the tailoring that may be their comfort zone, they combined swingy, slightly oversize jackets and the wide-legged trousers that seem ubiquitous this season with shirts and flirty little cocktail dresses that wrapped round the body and ended in a fillip at one hip.
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My home for this scorchingly hot week in June is a one-room cabin without electricity or running water that my host, the artist Andrea Zittel, has purposefully left nearly bare, and I'm craving the flame's intricate shadow, the only baroque fillip in this spartan interior.
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LONDON, Sept 20 (LPC) - Europe's leveraged loan market is digesting around €18bn of new paper, providing a fillip to what has been a quiet year, but once those deals have passed the pipeline looks sparse, prompting concern among bankers that are coming in 40%-50% under budget.
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The urgency to build and fill sites after this year could get a fillip, the IEA said, from the growing rift between China and the United States - a newly important oil exporter whose President Donald Trump has angered China by threatening to impose billions of dollars in trade tariffs.
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Asian lending and M&A deals in particular, received a huge fillip with a US$12.7bn bridge loan for China National Chemical Corp's (ChemChina) massive SFr43bn (US$43.45bn) bid for Swiss seeds and pesticides company Syngenta AG, which was the global M&A highlight of a volatile year.
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RATES: Metals got a fillip in the morning after the Fed chairman said on Tuesday the central bank will respond "as appropriate" to the risks posed by a global trade war and other recent developments, remarks that seemed to open the door to the possibility of a rate cut.
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While it brought opprobrium upon his friends and family in Russia, it also gave an extra fillip to the sensation caused by his dancing, his long hair, fierce expression and sexual allure — "like a predator let loose in a drawing room," one British critic wrote of his performance.
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MB Capital trader Rick Jones said the FTSE 100 had received a further fillip from traders moving in to buy up several blue-chip stocks before investors lost the right to qualify for their latest dividend payouts.. "The FTSE's been helped by some last-minute buying of those stocks for their dividends," said Jones.
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It's beyond belief that the price of improving this community's library is the loss of its art, but Mr. Emanuel is not the first official to conclude that visual art, with its unique place in an international speculative market, offers an easy budgetary fillip and an escape from more difficult fund-raising and political calls.
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On June 20th moderate Democratic candidates for Congress received such a fillip when the New York Times reported that Michael Bloomberg, a billionaire, political independent, and former mayor of New York, intends to spend at least $20203m on the mid-term elections, mostly on Democratic congressional candidates—with the aim of flipping the House of Representatives.
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KaiOS cites research from IDC that estimates that this market will see sales of 500 million units each year for the next five — a trend that could see a fillip from pricing pressures and a general decline in smartphone sales, and perhaps even from the nascent trend of people actually preferring to shut off rather than constantly be connected.
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But after about an hour of radio silence it emailed again, now fleshing out its "Google isn't taking the committee's concerns seriously" angle: Note the "both are far from perfect" fillip aimed at Twitter and Facebook to lay down a little light covering fire for a reframed double-barrel assault on Google as the really big baddie for not even showing up.
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Ian Harnett of Absolute Strategy Research says that I remain convinced that the economics and politics of an isolated England leave UK assets and markets very exposed to the risk of a capital account induced recession...I am therefore very unhappy to confirm my view that in the coming months we will see sterling close to parity and UK equities, even with that fillip, 20% lower.
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Domestic sales of Gucci handbags to Chanel cosmetics, sluggish in China for years, rose at the fastest pace in over half a decade last year and are poised to consolidate the gains in 26.4348, according to consultancy Bain & Co. That could provide a major fillip for brands targeting the world's top luxury spenders, though who benefits most will depend on which brands are able to lure in China's big-spending youth - now the driving force in the market.
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This proposal would not deny any company tax relief; instead, it would offer a fillip to the companies that are doing the most to achieve what President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has argued that corporate tax relief would and should do.
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