Market volatility gauges in the pound remained firm even as other gauges, such as one-month euro volatility indexes, fell.
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"I had gauges, like hanging gauges," Ripa says in the video, wearing a bright floral-print Erdem dress and diamond stud earrings.
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This week's developments have also pushed up expected gauges of volatility for the pound, with one-month implied gauges elevated vis-à-vis the euro.
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This week's developments have also pushed up expected gauges of volatility for the pound, with one-month implied gauges staying elevated vis-a-vis the euro.
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Wall Street futures gauges suggested gains of around 0.3% .
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Both gauges point to much stronger demand for factory goods.
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Wall Street futures gauges were down between 0.2% and 0.3%.
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But other gauges of wage growth have been more robust.
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The technique is not as accurate as rooftop rain gauges.
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Most of the BCC's key gauges either stagnated or fell.
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Capital requirements had been based on simple gauges of size.
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The referee had two gauges, and one was way off.
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Yet Mr. Villar Rojas has impressed at smaller gauges, too.
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In the past, scientists had to rely on tide gauges.
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The January Barometer is one of Wall Street's favorite seasonal gauges.
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The Economist gauges house prices against two measures: rents and income.
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But other gauges measured more than 31 inches in Watson, Louisiana.
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Positive Chinese factory gauges and signs of progress in Sino-U.
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Since then, almost all the gauges of Britain's economy have disappointed.
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Broad market gauges of risk, such as the CBOE Volatility Index .
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Wall Street futures gauges were also indicating losses of around 20.4%.
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There was no smoking gun, but there were conflicting pressure gauges.
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Accidents that cause radiation gauges to spike in nearby towns are.
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The job market appears resilient for now according to several gauges.
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Another, a fluorescent eye stain, gauges the health of the cornea.
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The CNBC/Moody's tracker is somewhat more pessimistic than other gauges.
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Key gauges of manufacturing activity suggest that it may be contracting.
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Inside, the Taycan has almost no physical switches, knobs or gauges.
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There isn't much equipment lying around or even visible temperature gauges.
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Other gauges, such as the employment to population ratio, also lag.
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The acceleration in wholesale prices is evident in various other price gauges.
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Other key activity gauges in the PMI report offered a mixed picture.
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He bought the same gauges the N.F.L. used to measure p.s.i. levels.
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They're gauges by which campaigns can adjust their media and organizing strategies.
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Since AV crashes have been rare during development, other gauges are needed.
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The U.S. bond market's gauges of inflation expectations added to their rise.
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The plane was shaking so hard I could not read the gauges.
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Rouble implied volatility gauges saw their biggest jump in almost three months.
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The test gauges that average over the previous three months or so.
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Gauges of Americans' expected income and spending growth also rose last month.
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The workers were issued faulty radiation gauges to track exposure, Kazlauskas said.
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Meaning, in the latter case, knits, all possible gauges and patterns thereof.
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IHS Markit's gauges for the U.S. services and manufacturing sectors also rose.
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Two-month implied volatility gauges for pound options, which cover the Oct.
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If a coffee shop gauges community, Rockport is thriving at Seafolk Coffee.
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Factory gauges have dipped lower across Europe and are wavering in Japan.
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Henry isn't a hateful person, necessarily, and the film gauges that difference.
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So instead, they simply recreated the decades-old gauges on the screen.
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Moreover, the devices themselves are not the surefire gauges of futurists' dreams.
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Various market-based gauges put the probability at 43 to 55 percent.
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Drive modes change the steering weight, the throttle response and the gauges.
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Next door is a company that makes coatings for aircraft cockpit gauges.
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The basic gauges are about as old-school as you can get.
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But gauges of investor anxiety, including stock volatility, showed no signs of strain.
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Government gauges haven't captured the full depth of the manufacturing slowdown until recently.
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The team at Slate has produced a calculator which gauges your gentrifier status.
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Most gauges of financial returns have been on a long decline (see chart).
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In May, the gauges had hit their lowest levels since at least 2017.
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Other gauges of the housing market have pointed to a slowdown across Britain.
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The BoE is watching pay closely as it gauges whether to raise rates.
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The GT500 comes with upgraded seats, extra gauges and some materials are improved.
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Among its conclusions was that the gauges used were different, but consistently different.
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Yet within the central banking community, distrust of these market gauges is growing.
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The gauges had hit their lowest levels since at least 2017 in May.
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Completed in 2008, it consists of seismographic sensors, buoys, tidal gauges and GPS.
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Whereas the tide gauges, you might have maybe one in a county typically.
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January also features one of Wall Street's favorite seasonal gauges — the January barometer.
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Tide gauges indicated that any tsunami waves generated by the earthquake were small.
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Most gauges have three tide heights to determine minor, moderate and major flooding.
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But they're not the best gauges of his and the party's political fortunes.
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Toyota's gauges remain centered, making the head-up display on Advanced models desirable.
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LIBOR gauges what banks say they would charge each other to borrow dollars.
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Gone are so many of the gauges needed to monitor a gasoline engine.
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Other gauges of inflation, like the Consumer Price Index, are a bit higher.
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A very tall bouncer with scorpion gauges kept the peace at the door.
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That's a set of digital gauges that remains on the screen at all times.
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One-month implied volatility gauges have spiked to their highest levels since July 2016.
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"The gold standard is rain gauges because they physically collect the rain," said Huffman.
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Other gauges cited by market watchers point to a greater than 80 percent chance.
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Others point to problems with infrastructure, such as incompatible railway gauges and weak bridges.
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Gauges compiled by banks and asset managers also imply positioning is off recent extremes.
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In practice, it is surprisingly hard to use valuation gauges to time the market.
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This ratio gauges the buffer that a bank has in times of economic stress.
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Below are some important gauges of the health of the world's fifth-biggest economy.
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But market-based inflation gauges - five-year forward swaps - have tumbled sharply this year.
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Gauges on new orders, employment, exports fell, while measures on production and inventories grew.
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Once you have it, click on the settings wheel and flip the "Gauges" toggle.
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DXY, which gauges the greenback against six currencies, was down 0.4 percent at 98.97.
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The U.S. bond market's gauges on investors' inflation views also turned higher on Wednesday.
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The real-time miles-per-gallon gauges in our cars are a great example.
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But several economic gauges widely seen as leading indicators are not yet flashing red.
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One caveat to these findings: This only gauges what people are willing to admit.
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His 10-yard split, which gauges short-area quickness, was a solid 1.65 seconds.
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However, some market gauges started to show yuan's depreciation pressure might have picked up.
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The system was set up in 2008, with seismographic sensors, buoys and tidal gauges.
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Surely a plane will have fuel gauges to indicate how much fuel is left.
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Captain Pearson took this to mean that the cockpit fuel gauges were completely inoperative.
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The purchasing-managers' index, which gauges manufacturing activity, showed the sharpest decline since 2009.
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The PMI, or Purchasing Managers' Index, gauges the economic well being of the manufacturing industry.
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The two officials used different pressure gauges, and Blakeman's showed lower levels on every ball.
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"That's just — c'mon, you never ask a gentleman how big his gauges are," he says.
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The developers strap beta-testing teens with galvanic skin responses, EKG, and blood pressure gauges.
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The organization has revamped how it gauges its political effectiveness, said organizing director Julie Greene.
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The report gauges Bahrain's implementation of recommendations made by the Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry.
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Indonesia has a tsunami early warning system with tidal gauges, accelerometers, and seismic broadband stations.
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DXY, which gauges the dollar against six other currencies, was up 0.4 percent at 97.537.
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The measure gauges the difference between respondents who say the economy is improving or declining.
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Thomas Jefferson also put great stock in his store of weathervanes, thermometers, and rain gauges.
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To be sure, there are some gauges showing that the 2% goal is within reach.
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Elsewhere, the Navy repaired ships containing glow-in-the-dark gauges covered with radioluminescent paint.
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"I love being able to toggle the gauges from larger to smaller," Mr. Khan said.
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More forward-looking gauges, most notably the ISM manufacturing report, point to potential trouble ahead.
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The data also included gauges on voters' views regarding immigration, abortion and the Second Amendment.
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Gauges of future activity offered little hope for a turnaround in the next few months.
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One-month implied volatility GBP1MO= gauges have spiked to their highest levels since July 2016.
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But it was triggered in an "artificial manner," according to the group monitoring the gauges.
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She gauges each patient's progress, asking about their highs and lows since their last appointment.
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Clear, concise controls and gauges make for an optimal place for drivers to do business.
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That starts with a minimalist instrument panel that eliminates almost all traditional gauges and controls.
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CNN political director David Chalian gauges the political winds with CNN political analyst Amanda Carpenter.
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Future output, which gauges what factories think they will produce, rose to 66.9 from 66.6.
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Implied volatility gauges in sterling/dollar — a measure of expected swings in a currency — rose.
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"Hard" economic gauges of actual activity have begun improving relative to "soft" economic-sentiment indicators.
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Implied volatility gauges in sterling/dollar -- a measure of expected swings in a currency -- rose.
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Credit, oil and currency markets and volatility gauges have all reflected a rebuilding of risk appetites.
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" And strain gauges are "deformation-sensitive resistors, that slightly change their resistance when stretched or squished.
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The Cboe Volatility Index — one of the market's best gauges of marketplace fear — rose above 30.
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The Cboe Volatility Index — one of the market's best gauges of marketplace fear — rose above 296.494.
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The bearish call from Capital Wealth Planning's Jeffrey Saut stems from one of his proprietary gauges.
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Serious investors and the researchers that serve them have their own gauges of the Chinese economy.
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Touchscreen controls alter the gauges that appear as an image in place of traditional instrument panel.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against six currencies, was down 0.3 percent at 99.112.
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It was covered with dials and gauges, long out of use and cut off from power.
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But gauges of investor anxiety, including stock volatility, showed little sign of strain, flummoxing some investors.
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James correctly gauges that Domenick is an aggressive gamer just waiting to make a big move.
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Two other favourite gauges, households' and firms' inflation expectations, are declining, which added pressure to ease.
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Unfortunately, gauges of such expectations derived from bond prices—admittedly imperfect measures—are falling, not rising.
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Risk reversals painted a slightly bullish picture with one-month gauges creeping higher in overnight trading.
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February's reading of the twin gauges of factory activity showed a contraction in the manufacturing sector.
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But all of these sentiment gauges only matter like in that one-tenth of a percent.
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The party gauges public opinion in an attempt to respond to expectations and relieve social pressures.
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In the following months, I was subjected to heart monitors, blood-pressure gauges, electrocardiograms, and echocardiograms.
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Eric Carlson, one of the volunteer first responders, gauges the impact they have had so far.
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Manufacturers produce filmstrips in four different sizes — called gauges — each with its own properties and applications.
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Gauges of expected sterling volatility also nudged back up, with one-week options at 7.8 percent.
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Investors were scooping up commodities as the main equity gauges on Wall Street were under pressure.
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After a rough start to the year, the major stock gauges have nearly recouped their losses.
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These gauges were constantly relaying information, and an observant driver could see something malfunctioning fairly early.
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Now, like all super-duper-early presidential polls, this one mostly gauges one thing: name recognition.
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Four days after Florence made landfall, 45 gauges now measure flooding along rivers throughout the region.
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Using satellite photos and data from gauges around the dam, they tried to assess its condition.
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The Taycan has digital gauges that appear on a curved glass screen behind the steering wheel.
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Such gauges are "extraordinarily sensitive to energy prices" and other factors, he added in the interview.
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Fourteen river gauges recorded levels above major flood stage, the North Carolina Emergency Management agency tweeted.
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Hit a button on the steering wheel and the gauges reduce in size while the map increases.
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Gauges of risk appetite such as the Australian dollar, and the euro/Swiss franc were little changed.
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HARD TO SUSTAIN Gauges compiled by banks and asset managers also imply positioning is off recent extremes.
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It turns out, it works using a pair of "strain gauges" on either side of the phone.
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Manufacturing gauges are teetering near contraction territory and readings from individual Fed districts have been universally weaker.
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In general, currency gauges based on purchasing-power parity work best when comparing countries with similar income.
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Hit a button and it rotates away, revealing a set of three analog gauges in its place.
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The classification system that gauges the relative merits of these strategies is itself run by machine learning.
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This is echoed by significant drops in optimism in professional-investor sentiment gauges kept by Consensus Inc.
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The future output index, which gauges optimism, fell to 63.0 from 53.33, its lowest since late 2016.
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Your health provider can give you a C-reactive protein test, which gauges your level of inflammation.
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The dollar index, which gauges the dollar against six other currencies, was up 0.4 percent at 97.55.
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Pye's nine-member team analyzed the gauges and compared them to 50 others of the same model.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of currencies, edged slightly higher to 96.584.
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There is one exception to my discussion: tidal gauges measure sea level with respect to the shoreline.
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Other price gauges come up with different results, depending on how they're structured, including the chart below.
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In front of the driver is a 7-inch TFT instrument display flanked by two analog gauges.
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Still, Wall Street futures gauges suggested U.S. stocks would show more resilience, forecasting gains of around 27%.
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Lee Quiñones gauges his earliest pieces by subway-car length — his canvas of choice 40 years ago.
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Implied volatility gauges for euro/dollar are falling back toward late 2019 lows, according to Reuters analysts.
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The show begins with faces, the most immediate visual gauges of sentiment, though not always reliable ones.
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Ten river gauges in the state showed major or moderate flood stages, the National Weather Service said.
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According to the US Geological Survey, six stream gauges set records and 50 stations were overtopped by floodwaters.
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Iowa Mississippi River gauges in Scott County, which includes Davenport, were in a major flooding zone on Wednesday.
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Mission-critical things like speedometers and fuel gauges use QNX, a BlackBerry-made software designed for supreme reliability.
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Sam has rainbow hair and rainbow gauges in her ears; Tori's wearing a Set It Off band tee.
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Were their stockmarkets gauges of the two countries' trade-war prospects, he would seem to have a point.
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Even as you're filming, you're watching the gauges, and you're looking for places to land, just in case.
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It gauges your color and undertones in any light in order to match you to your best foundation.
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More than two dozen flood gauges in North and South Carolina showed flooding on Saturday, the NWS said.
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Imagine taking an electrocardiogram and tightening those gauges so that the higher and lower parts are more level.
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Basel 22022 uses several gauges of banks' ability to survive catastrophes that sweep away equity and drain liquidity.
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The I.P.O. market has been rife with pain, as the broader gauges slumped this year and volatility spiked.
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In some cases, range gauges will show an optimistic figure, then draw down power at an alarming rate.
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Investor optimism has continued to erode through the current correcting, with some gauges showing bearishness at multiyear highs.
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Renishaw, which makes machine tool probes and gauges, generates about half of its revenue from the Far East.
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But a University of Virginia scientist posits the dramatic increase in sunbathed buoys as temperature gauges explains this.
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Bank of England policymakers, who meet next week to set interest rates, are monitoring gauges of inflation closely.
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It hopes to maintain its 81+ Net Promoter Score, which gauges the loyalty of a company's customer relationships.
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They also found a civilian contractor to build blast gauges, like the ones used in the breacher study.
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"People think being a pumper is easy, it's just readin' gauges and writin' on a clipboard," Evelyn said.
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It fell against the yen and Swiss Franc also and gauges of expected sterling volatility nudged back up.
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Beijing will be keeping a hawk-like eye on its urban pollution gauges over the next few months.
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The survey chimed with other gauges of the economy that point to a pick-up since the Dec.
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This so-called multiple expansion has subsequently lifted various gauges of the market&aposs valuation to unnerving levels.
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As if skeet shooters fired their 12-gauges in symphonic harmony, four sonic booms punched through the air.
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Although industry continues to struggle, gauges of services activity, consumption and credit growth have all improved a little.
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The truck was rebuilt with a rolling and racing seats and gauges just like a regular race car.
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Spreads on three-month euro-dollar and dollar-yen swap spreads - gauges for how much premium non-U.
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Using a picture of the user's eyes, the app gauges how much bilirubin is present in the eye.
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The Climate Central analysis relied on hourly water level records from 27 different tide gauges at U.S. coastal locations.
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The latest ISM manufacturing and service-sector reports, reliable gauges of economic momentum, were both above 295 —boomtime readings.
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The best gauges are based on pupil improvement and other measures of value-added, rather than raw test scores.
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More than three dozen flood gauges in North and South Carolina showed flooding, according to the National Weather Service.
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Instruments on the seabed include tilt meters, cameras, seismometers, temperature gauges, hydrophones, chemical probes, pressure sensors and fluid samplers.
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A two-dimensional map can also be displayed in front of the driver in place of some secondary gauges.
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CR also took issue with Tesla's decision to eschew traditional buttons and gauges in favor of a giant touchscreen.
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Inside the driver's car, next to his oil pressure, water temperature, and RPM gauges, is his continuous glucose monitor.
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Tidal gauges show the fluctuations in water levels in Southern New England after thunderstorms generated a meteotsnuami on Tuesday.
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Nonfarm payrolls are one of the most important gauges tracked by market participants to anticipate the Fed's next move.
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Gauges of consumer confidence typically slide in the weeks or months after terror incidents, only to rebound soon after.
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Trump as president has continued to put ratings first, second and third in terms of his gauges for success.
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While overnight gauges of volatility have fallen back from earlier highs, they still remain elevated compared to historical averages.
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For most of 2015 and 85033, temporary declines in energy and import prices had dragged down aggregate inflation gauges.
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In fact, the broader equity gauges are trading just shy of their nominal record highs (not adjusted for inflation).
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The Australian dollar and New Zealand dollar - both gauges of global risk appetite - were both last down 0.3 percent.
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The American Association of University Women (AAUW) gauges the length of time women work annually to achieve pay equity.
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The driver gets a pretty typical Chevy setup as far as the steering-wheel controls and gauges are concerned.
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She put her hands on pipes, felt for hot spots, peered into gauges, cocked an ear for wrong sounds.
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Another report showed the Chicago purchasing management index, which gauges factory activity, came in better-than-expected for September.
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Recent data has shown a slight uptick in inflation and other gauges of economic activity, suggesting a nascent recovery.
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The Fed watches such gauges to get a sense of how market turmoil might feed into the real economy.
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Each service member gets three gauges, one for the helmet, one for the chest, and one for the shoulder.
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The backdrop: The survey, which gauges the sentiment of sophisticated investors about market-related topics, was conducted on Aug.
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The derivatives market was also quiet, with overnight and one-month sterling implied volatility gauges falling slightly on Monday.
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In lieu of gauges and an infotainment screen, there's a single, ultra-wide display that's curved toward the driver.
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The study also found that much of Texas' Gulf Coast is flooding more frequently than local tide gauges reflect.
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Anything above 50 represents growth in the survey, which gauges the percentage of companies expecting to expand their businesses.
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Broader market sentiment mirrored that view, as gauges for implied sterling volatility in different tenures eased off recent highs.
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These days, most drivers probably look at the central screen more often than they look at the gauges, anyway.
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Another report showed the Chicago purchasing management index, which gauges factory activity, came in better than expected for September.
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But the other three gauges—complexity, interconnectedness, and global activity—are measured just once annually, on New Year's Eve.
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Am I advocating for a total throwback, to the era of three gauges, à la this vintage Siata roadster?
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The electric motors made enough sound and vibration that I knew when to shift without staring at the gauges.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has removed climate change-related pages on subjects from ice core samples to tide gauges.
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He also said that the department had created a tool that gauges whether inmates are ready to leave prison.
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He also said that the department had created a tool that gauges whether inmates are ready to leave prison.
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Turkish lira implied volatility gauges fell to their lowest in more than a month, as sentiment continued to improve.
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Volatility gauges for both remain at multi-month highs, with traders taking out insurance bets ahead of France's upcoming election.
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Fourteen states have a "high prevalence," meaning they scored high on one of the two gauges used in the study.
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Kostin specifically focused on companies that have high "Sharpe ratios," a measure that gauges a stock's return against its risk.
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And with U.S. and Chinese manufacturing gauges at multi-year lows the dark clouds have shown few signs of lifting.
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One source of support for this stance is a mosaic of investor sentiment gauges showing a good deal of confidence.
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The U.S. bond market's gauges of investors' inflation outlook tumbled to their lowest levels in about 25-25/22 weeks.
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Sentiment gauges, particularly those that measure professionals as the Investors Intelligence survey does, show market optimism around 30-year highs.
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One way to minimize this problem is to invest in index-style funds, which track standard market gauges, like the .
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The stalks on the steering wheel, the door handles, and even the trim around the gauges are all machined metal.
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Its consumer gadgets have all been terrible, like its questionable line of smartwatches or its Bluetooth earbuds that resemble gauges.
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These kind of stocks are typically considered reliable gauges of economic health, based on the wide range of goods carried.
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So just as heavy rains are becoming more common in a warming climate, the number of functioning gauges is declining.
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More than two dozen flood gauges in North and South Carolina showed flooding on Saturday, the National Weather Service said.
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Other gauges of risk include the client's health, life expectancy, stress levels, hobbies and type of work done, Ramnani said.
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Heavy falls are so rare in this area, there are only a few rain gauges to measure it, Cutter said.
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But the BRC's survey echoed two other weak gauges of consumer spending in June by the CBI and accountants BDO.
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Turkish lira implied volatility gauges fell to their lowest levels in more than a month, as sentiment continued to improve .
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Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMI), generally reliable gauges of economic trends, have been painting a pretty gloomy picture in recent months.
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Busy speeding up a runaway train, we see our dominant gauges of success continue to point in a positive direction.
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Expected gauges of market volatility in the pound ticked higher though it remained well below levels seen in November 2018.
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In "Marionette," a poignant head crowns a steely, spindly body, with typewriter components and vintage gauges replacing flesh and bone.
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Still, she did call out closely watched gauges of US manufacturing and service-sector strength as potential early warning signs.
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Prices for copper, an industrial metal whose prices are considered good gauges of expectations for Chinese economic growth, also climbed.
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Even before that, it gave birth to one of China's most closely watched unofficial economic gauges: the Li Keqiang Index.
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Perhaps in the future we'll all wear forehead temperature gauges in public during outbreaks, just to reassure the excessively nervous.
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Another source of potential headwind for the bond market were market gauges indicating a mild pick-up in price pressures.
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The Japanese gauges show kilometers, so smartphone apps that convert kilometers to miles will help owners go with the flow.
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Gauges line the walls of the gallery, programmed to detect changes in pressure; water seeps through cracks in the floor.
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Finally, after several hours, he stopped; his intuition, aided by the pressure gauges, told him that the cavity was full.
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Take the production of all the devices needed to make things out of metal, like gauges, clamps and drill bits.
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The rovers are also equipped with temperature gauges, optical sensors as well as an accelerometer and a set of gyroscopes.
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The index gauges demand for architectural design in key commercial real estate sectors such as office towers and apartment buildings.
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The penalty varies in increments, starting at 1% of risk-adjusted assets and rising depending on five gauges of riskiness.
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A donation threshold is one of the gauges the Democratic National Committee sets for candidates to make the debate stage.
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However, gains in Asia saw the MSCI regional and global stocks gauges rise again towards last week's six-week highs.
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The optimism was set to spread to Wall Street, too, where futures gauges were pointing to gains of between 0.9%-1%.
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Gauges for loan book and non-interest expense growth also were revised downward, as a continuing credit downturn kept dragging along.
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The JOLTS report gauges the degree of employment vacancy across the country as well as those who have left their positions.
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That is keeping currency traders on edge with implied volatility gauges, a measure of short-term currency fluctuations in sterling elevated.
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The lira's implied volatility gauges also fell to their lowest levels in more than a month, as sentiment continued to improve.
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His bleach blond buzzcut, which reminded me of Eminem, complemented the small gold gauges in his ears and the yellow earbuds.
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The index gauges overall personal finance knowledge and provides a nuanced analysis of eight areas where individuals routinely make financial decisions.
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The information shown on the display directly behind the wheel is easy to interpret; there are no complicated dials or gauges.
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This is one reason why Airbus fits hundreds of sensors, ranging from voltage meters to strain gauges, all over its A350s.
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All the footballs and air pressure gauges to be used in the NFL playoff game I am leaving to go to?
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In Europe, Deutsche Bank on Thursday passed the Fed's stress test, which gauges banks' abilities to weather a major economic downturn.
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Options markets however show gauges of volatility remain elevated, with three- and six-month implied volatility at the highest since April .
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Global volatility gauges were back at ultra-low levels again though in commodities markets the picture was a little more mixed.
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In the currency derivative markets, volatility gauges remain elevated, with three- and six-month implied volatility at the highest since April .
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DoD has developed wearable blast gauges that measure the overpressure levels servicemembers are exposed to when a blast wave hits them.
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The bank's latest quarterly survey showed that corporate inflation expectations weakened in October-December, and other similar market gauges also sagged.
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The report focused on "raw pay," which gauges median total compensation when salaries aren't adjusted for seniority, job title or location.
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Toyota said it would decide on plans beyond May 14 as it gauges parts supply, which was disrupted by the earthquakes.
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All of them take cranks from Shimano, Campagnolo, SRAM and FSA, another parts maker, and add strain gauges and supporting electronics.
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A 'good bet' volatility will jumpGoepfert took these individual gauges and measured them as a percentage of their one-year ranges.
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Do you want your gauges to appear on a digital display, instead of a standard instrument panel, in your new vehicle?
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With gauges still rising along South Carolina's rivers, however, Mr. Becker struggled to give a fuller picture of the state's problems.
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The positive mood was set to spread to the U.S., too, where Wall Street futures gauges were up between 0.4%-0.6%.
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He found that, if he disabled one of the fuel‑sensor channels going into the processor, the gauges started working again.
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More than 200 river gauges reported levels above flood stage from the Great Lakes to eastern Texas, the Weather Channel reported.
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Trust gauges public sentiment about a personality while satisfaction is related to an individual's performance related to his position or duty.
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Implied volatility gauges for euro/dollar are falling back towards late 2019 lows, which is "very telling", according to Reuters analysts.
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Microsoft's AirPods competitor are big, round, and — with their resemblance to goth-y ear gauges — some could even call them XhardXcoreX.
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The positive mood was set to spread to the U.S., too, where Wall Street futures gauges were up between 0.4%-0.6%.
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The rovers are also equipped with temperature gauges and optical sensors as well as an accelerometer and a set of gyroscopes.
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Both gauges have risen this year, making up ground after years in which they slipped since the survey began in 2013.
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Producer inflation gauges in China, closely tracked by analysts and investors, are seen as bellwethers of industrial demand in the economy.
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Data on Tuesday showed credit growth remains stubbornly weak, with several key gauges hovering around record lows despite months of policy easing.
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Lira volatility gauges were back at their highest in almost a month, and Turkish bank shares and bonds were also falling again.
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The surge in interest in the digital currency is driving upbeat outlooks from several gauges of investor sentiment on the proposed fund.
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Implied volatility gauges for the British currency - market expectations for price moves - over the next week and month have come down sharply.
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Implied volatility gauges for the British currency — market expectations for price moves — over the next week and month have come down sharply .
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Producer and consumer price gauges in China have picked up, easing concerns about deflationary risks, but broader inflation levels are still modest.
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Implied volatility in yuan options, which gauges investors' expectations for swings in the dollar against the yuan, fell to multi-month lows.
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Implied volatility gauges for the British currency - market expectations for price moves - over the next week and month have come down sharply .
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Now its labor markets conditions index, which gauges the health of the job market, has been negative six months running, she said.
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It makes sense, too, that a code that gauges the size of a network could be the foundation for anti-virus software.
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The report used different gauges to measure 24-month sources of liquidity risk for 46 Brazilian non-financial and non-utility companies.
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Rivers in southeastern Louisiana rose rapidly on Friday and over the weekend, with at least nine river gauges setting new record highs.
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Using sensors like accelerometers and strain gauges, the teams measured how much shaking and rattling the faux-fuel endured during its trip.
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Implied volatility gauges for the British currency -- market expectations for price moves -- over the next week and month have come down sharply .
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The dollar index, which gauges the U.S. currency against a basket of six major rivals, wallowed at more than three-year lows.
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Both gauges rose last month and have recently trended higher, after years in which they slipped since the survey began in 2013.
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Real-time inflation gauges have also edged higher toward a 2 percent Fed target, encouraging central bankers to gradually raise interest rates.
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A dependable long-term air-quality index, similar in design to existing short-term gauges, is needed in the world's big cities.
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Rare, a recruitment firm, has developed software which screens candidates for disadvantage and gauges their outperformance against the average for their school.
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The CNN Money Fear & Greed Index of market-based risk-appetite gauges is at a searing-hot 95 on its 100 scale.
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The anonymous annual "climate survey" gauges employee's feelings about the agencies and was conducted from February to March, according to the report.
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For the British pound versus the dollar, expected volatility gauges leapt to 2000%, their highest level since before the 2218 Brexit vote.
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For the British pound versus the dollar, expected volatility gauges leapt to 183%, their highest level since before the 218 Brexit vote.
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The Dow, a basket of 210 large, blue-chip stocks, is one of the most familiar gauges of the U.S. stock market.
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The Dow, a basket of 30 large, blue-chip stocks, is one of the most familiar gauges of the U.S. stock market.
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Production and employment gauges also showed contraction in August for the first time after growth for almost three years, ISM data showed.
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Traders are expecting much more volatility in sterling in the coming months, with implied volatility gauges at or near their 2019 highs.
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Non-Hispanic whites were surveyed and placed on a 20163-point scale that gauges the racial resentment they feel toward African-Americans.
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For the British pound versus the dollar, expected volatility gauges leapt to 2218%, their highest level since before the 2000 Brexit vote.
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For the British pound versus the dollar, expected volatility gauges leapt to 214%, their highest level since before the 240 Brexit vote.
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More than 150 river gauges remain above flood stage from the Ohio Valley into the Southeast, with another 130 near flood stage.
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Wall Street will start a half-day session on Friday following Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday, with futures gauges suggesting losses of around 0.2%.
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BofAML uses a proprietary "Bull & Bear" indicator that gauges when inflows or outflows point to investors moving too far to either side.
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Turkish lira implied volatility gauges fell to their lowest levels in more than a month on Friday, as sentiment continued to improve.
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Measurements made in those different gauges must be convertible into each other in a way that preserves the underlying relationships between things.
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Some gauges along the river, which is up to five miles wide in places, showed water levels just below minor flood stage.
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Apple also looks beyond its organization: The company gauges what its competitors are doing and takes it one step further, says Anthony.
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However, market moves were restrained, with gauges of risk appetite such as the Australian dollar and the euro/Swiss franc little changed.
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Oil's recovery Thursday did help increase U.S. bond market's gauges on traders' inflation expectations to their highest levels in nearly four weeks.
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The CNN Business Fear & Greed Index, which looks at the VIX and six other gauges of investor sentiment, is in "greed" territory.
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Wall Street will start a half-day session on Friday following Thursday's Thanksgiving holiday, with futures gauges suggesting losses of around 0.23%.
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The Bank of England is focusing closely on gauges of exports and investment by businesses ahead of next week's interest rate decision.
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The driver is presented with a pretty basic set of analog gauges and a small information screen in classic Buick blue-green.
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Like all PMI gauges, a reading of 50 is deemed neutral, indicating that activity has neither accelerated nor decelerated during the month.
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Rain gauges measured 8 to 10 inches of rainfall in a window of only 12 hours across a central band of the state.
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But at least in even the most recent BMWs, you'll still see the standard round gauges that have adorned cars since their invention.
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Instead, all the digital displays are in front of the driver where the gauges and other information, like navigation, are all shown together.
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The next option is ground-based radar, which covers a wider swath of the weather than rain gauges, but less directly measures rain.
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More importantly, other measures of economic health — and, yes, many of them are much better gauges than stocks — are looking really good lately.
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The colored circles show the locations and longest available forecast for flooding at stream gauges that are set up to monitor river heights.
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The points show stream gauges for which there is enough historical data to forecast the likelihood of flooding over the next several days.
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The VIX, one of Wall Street's best fear gauges, rose above 23 on May 9 – its highest level since the start of 2019.
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The optimism was set to spread to Wall Street, too, where futures gauges EScv210 NQcv210 were pointing to gains of between 21.6097%-21%.
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However, there is little sign derivatives are pricing big sterling swings, with one-month as well as one-week implied volatility gauges subdued.
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"These were notorious for either catching fire, leaving you stranded, [or] running out of gas because they didn't have the gauges," he says.
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Both gauges have largely been on an upward trend this year after years in which they slipped since the survey began in 2013.
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This upgraded version measures more than just weight — it gauges heart rate, body mass indexes, muscle mass, body fat percentages and cardiovascular health.
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Implied volatility in yuan options, which gauges investors' expectations for swings in the dollar against the yuan, continued to fall across key tenors.
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Configurable gauges dress up what's already a much-improved interior and vanquishes the old car's reputation for cheap interior plastics and outdated tech.
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On the other hand, regional manufacturing gauges from the New York and Philadelphia central banks rebounded this month from steep declines in June.
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Although the central bank said job gains were solid and both inflation and economic confidence were rising, some inflation gauges were still weak.
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MSCI indexes are used by investment funds worldwide, with some $1.7 trillion of active and passive money benchmarked against its emerging markets gauges.
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That's been an elusive feature of the economy so far, at least according to the gauges U.S. central bank officials like to use.
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The central bank is watching wage growth closely as it gauges whether the increase in inflation is creating longer-lasting pressure on prices.
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A cottage industry has sprung up to cater to the sceptics, blending various indicators of economic activity to produce new gauges of growth.
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Essentially, that means the policymaking Federal Open Market Committee would raise or lower rates based on gauges like the unemployment rate and inflation.
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"I started with regular ear piercings, and then started experimenting with bigger earrings and gauges," explained Noel of how the permanent stretching started.
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The gauge in the accident area was 85033 inches apart, but gauges greater than 57.25 inches are supposed to be removed form service.
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The survey of consumer expectations, published on Monday, is one of the Fed's price gauges as it weighs the need for rate rises.
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A Citigroup economic surprise index in Britain has dropped to its lowest levels in eight years while similar gauges in Europe have stabilised.
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A noise meter gauges their success, and, presumably, the parents of young viewers cross their fingers that their own children will take notes.
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One and three-month sterling/dollar implied volatility gauges - a measure of expected price swings - are close to their lowest since early 2018.
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ROBOpilot even includes a camera system so that it can monitor feedback from the myriad of dials and gauges on a plane's dashboard.
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He said the company is delaying some exports and is reducing its monthly output by 20%-30% while it gauges the global demand.
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Still, two Wall Street giants — Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley — came close to falling short on one of the Fed's financial-health gauges.
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Market gauges of long-term inflation expectations fell to their lowest in a month and a half in the euro zone at 22013%.
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Risk reversals and implied volatility gauges for the pound signaled calm over the next few months, with both indicators holding near recent lows.
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That optimism has also filtered through to the currency derivatives markets, with gauges of expected volatility plummeting to more than three-year lows.
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Chick-fil-A will just be testing its kits until November while it gauges consumer interest before rolling it out to other locations.
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Mr. Sanders gauges how well he is doing in large part based on the size of his crowds and his status in polling.
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But presenting both sides of the argument stops people from seeing just what the pollster is presenting and more accurately gauges their opinions.
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The stock market, which is one of the president's favorite gauges of economic success, is up about 26 percent from a year ago.
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The Partisan Voter Index from the nonpartisan Cook Political Report gauges districts' leanings in presidential election compared to the nation as a whole.
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The dollar index, which gauges the U.S. currency against a basket of six major peers, was slightly higher on the day at 100.98.
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This new Facebook format could similarly roll out further depending on how the company gauges users' reactions in this first round of testing.
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The cabin replaces conventional gauges, knobs and switches with an assortment of touchscreens, including ones built into each of the front seat armrests.
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The CNN Fear & Greed Index, which uses market-based risk-appetite gauges, has surged from the extreme lows cited here two weeks ago.
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I have one gripe: I wish that there was a display mode with bar graphs instead of the simulated gray-on-black analogue gauges.
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The , which gauges market fear, is about half its long-term average, while the Dow industrials are riding a nearly 10 percent postelection rally.
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The dollar index, which gauges the U.S. currency against a basket of six major peers, was off 0.3 percent on the day at 100.71.
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"The tide gauges are operating, but they are limited in providing any advance warning," Louise Comfort, a disaster management expert, told the Associated Press.
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The overall index, which gauges the cost of shipping resources including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertiliser, fell 2 points to 291 points.
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The services gauges come after Monday's data showed national factory activity increased to a reading of 50.9 in January, the highest level since July.
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The company is seen as one of Wall Street's clearer gauges of the state of Chinese demand, and its impact on big western multinationals.
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Such tsunami-warning systems as do exist rely on seismometers to detect earthquakes, and tide gauges and special buoys to track a wave's passage.
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The main equity gauges on Wall Street closed down following a 2.54 percent drop in Apple's shares on reports of weak iPhone X demand.
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A Citigroup index of economic activity in Britain has dropped to its lowest levels in eight years while similar gauges in Europe have stabilized.
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The dollar index, which gauges the U.S. currency against a basket of six major peers, was lower 0.1 percent on the day at 100.85.
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And the yen is cheap based on measures of purchasing-power parity, including rough-and-ready gauges, such as The Economist's Big Mac Index.
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The unemployment rate, one of the gauges the Fed watches most closely, fell to 22015 percent in February, a healthy level by historical standards.
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Implied volatility in yuan options, which gauges investors' expectations for swings in the dollar against the yuan, remained around multi-month lows on Wednesday.
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Suggesting companies don't expect a rebound anytime soon, the future output index, which gauges optimism, fell to a near four-year low of 59.4.
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The dollar index, which gauges the U.S. currency against a basket of six major peers, was off 0.38 percent on the day at 100.64.
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With the risk of no deal dwindling, implied volatility gauges, a measure of expected swings in the pound, extended their drop across the board.
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Two key market gauges, followed closely for what they say about the economic outlook, look to be rethinking the policy possibilities of President Trump.
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Despite the latest political developments, various gauges of volatility indicators for the pound ticked lower on Tuesday, reflecting a broader drop in forex volatility.
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Concerns about Brexit are keeping currency traders on edge with implied volatility gauges in the pound, a measure of short-term currency fluctuations, elevated.
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Sterling/dollar three-month and six-month implied volatility gauges GBP3MO=FN, which measure price swing expectations, have shot to their highest since February.
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The U.S. economy will barely grow at all in the fourth quarter, if two Federal Reserve gauges that track gross domestic product are correct.
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The dollar index, which gauges the U.S. currency against a basket of six major peers, was off 0.25 percent on the day at 100.75.
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Where a person resides has become as much an indicator of their politics as the more traditionally established gauges of ethnicity, income, and education.
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More than one million packages of radioactive nuclear material are transported within Canada every year, from spent nuclear fuel to nuclear gauges for breweries.
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A Citigroup index of economic activity in Britain has dropped to its lowest levels in eight years while similar gauges in Europe have stabilised.
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During the first few decades of the automobile's evolution, the dashboard tended to be outfitted with gauges to indicate the health of each system.
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These mostly small and medium-size businesses churn out components ranging from bearings, castings and industrial packaging to electronic assemblies, pressure gauges and steel.
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More than 80 river gauges, all of them in the Midwest and the South, were in "major flooding" stage on Wednesday, the government said.
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Gauges of the mood among European businesses, however, show a clear negative trend, one that could have an outsize impact on the regional economy.
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Similar gauges on one-month pound-dollar options fell by a third to 16.6% versus 22%, indicating some calm was returning to panicky markets.
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Expected volatility gauges for sterling against the dollar leapt to their highest level since before the 2016 Brexit vote on Thursday as jitters remained.
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There definitely seem to be a few cases where the local experience is quite different from what the flood gauges, the flooding estimates show.
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In the maritime industry, a Seattle company, ioCurrents, digitally monitors shipping vessel engines, generators, gauges, winches and a variety of other mechanical systems onboard.
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One relaxed reporting measure experts anticipate Price to continue is known as "resource use," which essentially gauges how efficient doctors are in delivering care.
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This caused all the gauges to go blank, and Ouellet went off to order a new processor, forgetting to re‑deactivate the circuit breaker.
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As trading in major currencies slumbers, their implied volatilities, key gauges of expected swings measured by their option prices, plumbed record lows this week.
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The market's strong performance so far also sets up a good sign for another one of Wall Street's favorite seasonal gauges — the January barometer.
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Four large display screens dominate the cockpit with nearly all standalone gauges, including the angle of attack indicator, being replaced by the glass screens.
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Their street names wrapped them in metaphor, like their tattoos and piercings and gauges did, saying something both sorrowful and beautiful, tough and vulnerable.
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Among other market-moving numbers next week are purchasing managers indexes (PMIs) for the manufacturing and services sectors and two gauges of consumer confidence.
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Garner uses the report as a tool to measure the level of fear or complacency in the futures market, which gauges traders' price predictions.
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Implied volatility in yuan options, which gauges investors' expectations for swings in the dollar against the yuan, rose across the board on Thursday morning.
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The Bank of England is watching wage growth closely as it gauges whether the increase in inflation is creating longer-lasting pressure on prices.
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At the Expedia Group product testing lab, facial recognition software gauges travelers' feelings as they go through the process of booking hotel rooms online.
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What's more, both rain gauges and ground-based radar have limited ranges, leaving vast stretches of ocean where hurricanes spend most of their existence unmeasured.
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In a recent note, Kostin wrote that markets are calmer than they were in the first quarter, demonstrated by the drops in various volatility gauges.
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The overall index, which gauges the cost of shipping dry bulk including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertiliser, dropped one point to 1943 points.
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It can be caused by a number of factors including a fuel leak, internal icing, failure of the fuel pumps or gauges, or crew error.
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The Cboe Volatility Index — one of Wall Street's gauges of market fear — rose above 25 and volume for the stock market was heavier than usual.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, erased earlier slight losses and edged up 23 percent to 28.
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It's unclear whether the "Hungerithm" actually gauges internet sentiment, but it does offer sample tweets from Twitter users who appear to demonstrate a certain mood.
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Market gauges such as bond yields and swaps, private economists' forecasts, as well as surveys of U.S. consumers are all still showing low inflation expectations.
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Nearly all the river gauges in this part of the state set flooding records during Floyd, but now several have seen Matthew eclipse those records.
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A number of apps can help with this, like Digit, which gauges how much you can afford to auto-save by tracking your spending habits.
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Some weather gauges measured more than 2800 inches (2108cm) of rainfall between the evening of Thursday August 21900th and the afternoon of Tuesday August 29th.
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Last year FTSE Russell and S&P, two big index providers, barred companies from joining their stockmarket gauges if they list only non-voting shares.
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In lieu of the massive screen, there's also an option for traditional gauges paired with the 12.3-inch screen that's housed in the center console.
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That has sent investors scurrying to price greater pound volatility, with implied volatility gauges jumping in recent days -- the six-month contract, encompassing the Oct.
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We had strain gauges and accelerometers placed on the actual fake fuel that's inside a basket, that's inside a canister, that's inside a transportation cask.
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These sensors can include accelerometers to calculate vibration in stay cables, strain gauges, anemometers for wind speed and direction, and temperature and light level sensors.
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But rather than introduce a foldable smartphone at this time, the company plans to hold off while it gauges consumer responses to folding smartphone technology.
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Instead of pretending you're not affected by racism, take a test that gauges how you associate people and groups, positive and negative attributes, and stereotypes.
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But traders do not expect the central bank to move anytime soon as it gauges the impact of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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That has resulted in catastrophic flooding, evidenced by river gauges in the city reporting severe flood levels and a nearby levee failing under intense pressure.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, added 0.1 percent to 100.73, up 0.4 percent for the week.
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That has sent investors scurrying to price greater pound volatility, with implied volatility gauges jumping in recent days — the six-month contract, encompassing the Oct.
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In 2015, median household incomes — one of the broadest gauges of what a "typical" U.S. household earns — rose 5.2 percent, the biggest jump on record.
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In the currency derivative markets, volatility gauges remain elevated, with three- and six-month implied volatility at the highest since April GBP3MO=FN GBP503MO=FN.
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It also gauges the number of expiring tax laws and the spread among economic forecasts, suggesting that a greater dispersion of forecasts suggests more uncertainty.
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Despite the latest political developments, various gauges of volatility indicators for the pound ticked lower on Tuesday, reflecting a broader drop in currency market volatility.
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The main equity gauges on Wall Street were under pressure following a 2.6 percent drop in Apple's shares on reports of weak iPhone X demand.
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The report gauges the best opportunities for retail investments globally and ranks the top 30 developing countries based on the firm's findings for market attractiveness.
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This is a tricky thing as earlier measurements mainly relied on tidal gauges, imperfect tools subject to myriad variations due to location and measurement technique.
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So how significant are these risks in the eyes of investors and what gauges do financial markets use to measure the outside chance of "Quitaly"?
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Consumer sentiment, which gauges Americans' outlook for their economic prospects, rose to 95.5 in October from 20203 in September, according to the University of Michigan.
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Inside, old-fashioned concrete concourses and generator rooms are overseen by a modern control center complete with a wall of gauges and blinking computer arrays.
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But despite the threat of more tariffs, global markets remained broadly sanguine with gauges of market volatility in equities and currencies edging lower this week.
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The fact that Papadopoulos was unpaid puts him in line with many on Trump's campaign and in no way gauges his stature in the operation.
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Excluding the case, the so-called NPL creation, which gauges the scale of new defaults in coming quarters, would have declined on a quarterly basis.
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It's a fact that's evident in consistently rising temperature gauges around the world -- and to anyone in the US who stuck their head outside recently.
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Using gauges on the improved LCD screen, drivers can track their fuel efficiency like a game (far safer than playing Pokémon Go at the wheel).
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But the shortened event will change the way the event gets covered Sunday in Florida, a way Clinton's campaign gauges the success of each visit.
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Many China watchers look to rail volumes along with other activity gauges such as power consumption amid concerns about the reliability of official economic data.
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Ahead of a handful of big quarterly earnings reports due out next week, analysts' revisions could be one of the most important gauges to track.
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Once gauges at the plants register a half-inch of rainfall, volunteers will be sent a text message asking them to wait to use water.
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The Fed is watching warily as global trade flows slow, manufacturing indexes sag and confidence gauges wobble against continuing uncertainty about Mr. Trump's trade war.
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It does this, the plaintiffs say, by manipulating aspects of its admissions process, especially nonacademic gauges — including a "personal rating" — that are hard to quantify.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, erased earlier slight losses and edged up 20.7625 percent to 5003.
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Less sophisticated sea-level measurements, including tidal gauges in Indonesia, Thailand, the Maldives, and several other locations, picked up the quick rise in sea level.
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The central bank holds its December policy meeting on Tuesday and is widely expected to hold steady as it gauges the impact of past stimulus.
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In the U.S. alone, one of the broad gauges of the nation's money supply, known as M2, totaled nearly $14 trillion as of December 2017.
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Also, in Indonesia's case, its buoys and gauges are mostly positioned in areas considered more likely targets for tsunamis, which Sulawesi was not, said Pattiaratchi.
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As trading in major currencies slumbers, their implied volatilities, key gauges of expected swings measured by their option prices, plumbed to record lows this week.
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Facebook rolled out an "off-Facebook activity" tool in August that allows users to view how the social network gauges their activity off the site.
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The overall index, which gauges the cost of shipping resources including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertiliser, fell by 1 point to 290 points.
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That suggests the Journal sees these hires as a temporary assignment — a compromise approach — as it gauges the benefits and costs of the Apple partnership.
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But scientists would like more than intuition, more than a history of 18th-century river level gauges and discharge stations, more than written and folkloric memory.
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In this case, the tide gauges failed to show any changes during the event, meaning there were no mass movements on the seafloor of any kind.
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The minutes noted that most gauges show inflation rising around 2 percent or a little more, with little expectation that it will continue to heat up.
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The First Street Foundation, a group that studies sea level rise, looked at historical records, tide and river gauges, and aerial imaging to conduct their analysis.
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Its one-month MOVE index, which gauges expected market volatility one month out, rose to 55.07 on Thursday, which was the highest reading since June 12.
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The Cboe Volatility Index — one of Wall Street's gauges of market fear — hit a nine-month high in October and since has been hovering around 25.
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The Cboe Volatility Index — one of Wall Street's favorite gauges of market fear — rose above 21 and volume for the stock market was heavier than usual.
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Ashish Kumar, who recently retired as the head of India's statistics office, says economists are using the wrong gauges to understand data that measures value addition.
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It was also back below 90 pence per euro, while implied sterling volatility gauges had ramped up to highest levels since this March's original Brexit deadline.
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This is especially key when it comes to gauges: "When the skin is stretched and it heals up, it is a permanent change," says Dr. Zeichner.
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" Both South America and Asia had their hottest years on record while sea levels, measured by tide gauges and satellites, were also the "highest ever recorded.
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And over in front of the driver, Letv has replaced the standard instrument panel with a 12.2-inch TFT screen that incorporates electronic instrumentation and gauges.
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Some of the sentiment gauges, such as the regional Fed manufacturing surveys, have been softening lately, and Tuesday's housing starts release fell considerably short of expectations.
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An ETF tracking the performance of high-yield debt consolidated near three-week highs while gauges of volatility edged lower after a spike earlier this week.
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Sterling-dollar implied volatility gauges with one-month durations - expiring just before the election - edged lower, having more than halved since their peak in mid-October .
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The tutorial introduces you to gauges and power-ups and boss battles and enemy behaviors that, taken in turn, make the game seem like a mess.
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Sterling-dollar implied volatility gauges with one-month durations - expiring just before the election - edged lower, having more than halved since their peak in mid-October .
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While wages are important to policymakers on the Federal Open Market Committee, they prefer wider gauges like the personal consumption expenditures and the consumer price indexes.
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The central bank holds its November policy meeting next week and is widely expected to stand pat as it gauges the full impact of the easing.
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While the measure also was strongly optimistic on the first quarter as well, at one point estimating 5.4 percent growth, other gauges are positive as well.
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But the fact that Papadopoulos was unpaid puts him in line with many on Trump's campaign and in no way gauges his stature in the operation.
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That number is being watched as a metric on inflation, and if wage inflation picks up, the expectations are that other inflation gauges will move higher.
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Gauges of expected swings in the pound over the coming months remained firm with six-month implied volatility rising to its highest levels since April 2019.
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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report's Partisan Voter Index, which gauges how districts voted in recent presidential elections, rates the 23rd District as an "R+1" area.
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"A big part of how Trump gauges how things are going is how they play out on television in particular," a Trump campaign official told me.
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We'd also pay the $850 Mercedes charges to upgrade from traditional gauges to a 12.3-inch configurable cluster that can show navigation, multimedia and driving information.
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Engineers have dredged and carved the land, funneling the water here and there, controlling it with gates and gauges, but it still does what it wants.
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The signals from the sensors in the tanks (one in each of the airplane's wings) went into a fuel‑level processor, which then controlled the gauges.
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One flight before its disastrous trip, the Boeing 767 was sitting in Edmonton and a certified aircraft technician named Yaremko was examining the faulty fuel gauges.
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Lightning fast Taking a ride in the Taycan, Porsche's first electric car, means using computer touch screens because it has almost no knobs, switches or gauges.
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The Investors Intelligence survey, which gauges the sentiment of investing newsletter authors, showed bullishness at 29.33 percent, a decline of 2.4 percentage points from last week.
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When you look at gauges of technical momentum like the relative strength index, RSI, it's gotten above 70 on both the weekly and a monthly basis.
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Where once parents were alerted to their baby's cries by a radio-like crackle, today's designs incorporate everything from video and motion sensors to temperature gauges.
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Two gauges of manufacturing activity slumped in February, with the Caixin manufacturing index falling to the lowest level in its history, according to data released Monday.
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Mr. Prince now gauges the winds in Washington as shifting in his favor, with Mr. McMaster gone and Mr. Mattis often at odds with Mr. Trump.
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As my colleague Lauren Goode wrote, the displays are easy to interpret, there are no complicated dials or gauges, and the speedometer is in big, bold numerals.
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Roughly 3413% of Brexit voters think that Britain should limit imports to protect the British economy, according to data from NatCen Social Research, which gauges public opinion.
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Nonetheless, gains in Asia saw the MSCI regional as well as the broader global stocks gauges rise again towards last week's six-week highs hit last week.
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Gauges showed that the river, once 10 feet deep, had dropped suddenly from May 26 to 29, not long after the canyon was formed in the glacier.
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The gauges are aftermarket, and Hogye turned the tachometer 90 degrees counter-clockwise, so the steering wheel never blocks his view of the all-important red line.
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On all three counts there are reasons to worry about the MSCI All-World Country Index, one of the most widely used gauges of the global stockmarket.
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The movie is tracking at 43 percent approval at Rotten Tomatoes, a site that gauges fan and critic sentiment, while early reviews have been tepid at best.
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After the data, interest rate futures traders were still largely expecting a Fed rate hike in December while the bond market's gauges on investors' inflation outlook rose.
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Last month, the Baltic Exchange's benchmark main sea freight index, which gauges the cost of shipping dry bulk cargoes, rose to its highest in nearly two years.
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Gauges of market risk have been rising but are far off their peaks as the expectation still is that diplomacy would prevail and prevent a nuclear conflict.
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Duterte's net trust rating, which gauges public sentiment about his personality, was "very good" at 60 points, down from "excellent" 75 he achieved in the previous poll.
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It was also back down at 90 pence per euro, while implied sterling volatility gauges were ramping up and at the highest since March's original Brexit deadline.
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With the risk of no-deal seen to be dwindling, implied volatility gauges, a measure of expected swings in the pound, extended their drop across the board.
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Various positioning gauges meanwhile indicate that selling sterling in anticipation of being able to buy pounds back later at a lower price — "shorting" — is becoming less popular.
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Currency derivative markets painted a cautious outlook with implied volatility gauges for the pound remaining elevated compared to other currencies such as the euro and the yen.
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"The main inflation gauges all edged up in April and should climb a bit further in coming months," said Marcel Thieliant, senior Japan economist at Capital Economics.
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Even before these cuts, the agency has been having trouble maintaining its network of river gauges that the National Weather Service relies on for triggering flood warnings.
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Investors concerns about big swings in the pound have subsided somewhat according to one-month implied volatility gauges which are at their lowest levels in four-weeks.
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The Bank of England is watching gauges of inflation pressure in Britain's economy closely as it considers whether to raise interest rates from their record low level.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, was up 3953 percent at 2395 but was down 21 percent for November.
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These gauges often vary, even within the same industry, making apples-to-apples comparisons difficult and hampering an investor's ability to determine when an executive is overpaid.
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Cook's Partisan Voter Index, which gauges how areas voted in recent presidential elections relative to the country as a whole, rates it as a Republican +5 district.
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Implied volatility gauges for sterling for one-month maturities - encompassing the election - jumped to more than 11%, nearly doubling from levels of around 6% earlier this month .
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Some areas in the South will in fact make a run for wettest year on record with the last few storms filling rain gauges to record levels.
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Cook Political Report's Partisan Voter Index, which gauges how districts vote in presidential elections relative to the country as a whole, rates it an "R+224" district.
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Various positioning gauges meanwhile indicate that selling sterling in anticipation of being able to buy pounds back later at a lower price -- "shorting" -- is becoming less popular.
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According to reports coming out of Iceland, Dr. Einarsson says that strain measured on these strain gauges is higher than it was prior to the 2000 eruption.
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The logic is explained above; the data come from hundreds of tidal gauges throughout the world, many of which have been in operation for over a century.
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While you're doing all this, gauges to the left and right of the screen will gradually fill, eventually prompting the Vaus to transform into a giant bow.
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Antonina V. Parivova, a psychologist, said the test does not yield a medical diagnosis, but gauges whether a person is thinking rationally or has suffered brain damage.
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Concerns included engine stalling, brake problems, airbag failures, headlight failures, unintended acceleration, an uncomfortable ride, faulty gas gauges and gas tanks prone to exploding in rear impacts.
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The US military is putting blast gauges in body armor to detect whether or not a US service member has been exposed to a potentially harmful blast.
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Frustrated tweets led scientists to believe that tidal floods along the East Coast and Gulf Coast of the US are more annoying than official tide gauges suggest.
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The central bank holds its December policy meeting on Tuesday and is widely expected to hold steady as it gauges the full impact of its past stimulus.
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Boston, New York and Miami are among the big cities the study identified as locations that are seeing nuisance flooding that often goes undetected by tide gauges.
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Investors concerns about big swings in the pound have subsided somewhat according to one-month implied volatility gauges which on Friday fell to a four-week low.
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Source: Ned Davis Research "Like other sentiment gauges it works contrarily," Ed Clissold, chief U.S. strategist at Ned Davis Research, told CNBC in a phone interview Thursday.
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But the gauges were correct, recording yet more alarming warmth in a state facing melting permafrost, disappearing sea ice, acidifying oceans, and glaciers wasting away to rubble.
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Derivative markets were flashing amber with implied gauges of market volatility jumping to a six-month high as investors grow wary about the prospects of a deal.
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The dollar index, which gauges its value versus six major peers, was little changed at 97.44, below the 19-month high of 97.71 it hit on Friday.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, was steady on the day at 93.801, up 1 percent for the week.
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Today's episode of our new podcast, The Daily, looks at why she was so controversial and also gauges the level of confusion inside an evolving White House.
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The Fed acknowledged that some market gauges of inflation have fallen in recent months, a trend more typical of growth slowdowns rather than an economy on fire.
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Fair stands apart from political scientists because he uses gauges of inflation and economic growth, reasoning that a strong economy and low inflation favor the president's party.
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The original Garmin vívomove featured a similar design, but with a pair of permanent gauges on the watch face that displayed fitness and activity metrics at all times.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, was steady on the day at 93.151 but was down 20.7585 percent for November.
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The National Weather Center reported that five river gauges in the state were still at a major flood stage and five others were at a moderate flood stage.
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The overall index, which gauges the cost of shipping dry bulk including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertiliser, fell 1 point, or 0.28 percent, to 354 points.
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The clickbait economy has trained readers to recognize shock and surprise as gauges of newsworthiness, and our increasingly surreal political universe has made conspiracy theories seem more plausible.
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Analysts and investors are closely watching inflation gauges in China to see whether there has been real improvement in underlying demand, which would support industrial profits and investment.
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Volvo is into screens these days, so all XC40s will come with a 12.3-inch TFT display behind the steering wheel, where conventional dials and gauges have lived.
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The US Geological Survey reported that at least 14 river gauges in North Carolina have broken streamflow records, most of which had been set during Hurricane Floyd flooding.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, was up slightly on the day at 216 , up 2666.66 percent for the week.
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Once you've loaded the new page in Chrome you'll be greeted by an internet speed test, where Google gauges the resolution that your bandwidth can keep up with.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback's value against a basket of currencies, was up over 21.0350 percent at 22003 after hitting 103.65, its highest since December 2002.
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Things aren't exactly bleak for those up front, however, as two 12.3-inch TFT screens display both the instrument gauges and infotainment system, though not Mercedes' latest interface.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, was down slightly on the day at 100.63, up 0.3 percent for the week.
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As investors selectively took shelter in safe-haven assets, the MSCI index of global stocks hit its lowest levels since early February while gauges of market volatility jumped.
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It will all be according to the company's own time-tested "playbook," which determines supply-demand characteristics, and then gauges the right submarkets, community design and amenities package.
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A candidate is ranked above another when his or her majority-grade is better or, if both have the same majority-grade, according to their gauges (see below).
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Implied volatility measures also indicated caution with one-month gauges for the pound remaining elevated despite a dip this week compared to the euro and the Japanese yen.
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Black eyeliner, I got gauges, which I definitely regret now, and I had the world's worst haircut—it looked similar to a mullet with a rats tail essentially.
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The overall index, which gauges the cost of shipping dry bulk including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertiliser, dipped three points or 0.96 percent to 314 points.
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Reflecting the broader market nervousness before a series of key votes in parliament this week, gauges of expected market volatility in the pound ticked higher across the board.
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Business The Fed's policy statements grew so complicated after the recession that standard gauges of readability suggested people needed four years of university or more to understand them.
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Rivers were still rising in parts of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi early Wednesday, with 15 river gauges showing major flooding and a further 26 showing moderate flooding.
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These gauges are reporting that the number of days per year where nuisance flooding is occurring somewhere in the country has increased rapidly over the last 50 years.
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Yet even accounting for some more permanent upward shift in these gauges, he sees real (after inflation) returns of 2-53 percent a year looking out two decades.
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" It used a new statistical framework to combine reconstructions of 21,23 geological sea level changes in 230 locations around the world, along with measurements from 290 "tide gauges.
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The overall index, which gauges the cost of shipping dry bulk including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertiliser, fell seven points or 2275 percent to 21 points.
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The wins in state legislative races are seen -- in part because the candidates are typically little-known -- as gauges of voters' enthusiasm in small slices of the country.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, was slightly higher on the day at 216, up 2666.66 percent for the week.
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Tech-heavy start-up index ChiNext, which gauges growth stock price movements, has risen 2.2 percent so far this month following a gain of 6.5 percent in August.
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It was also back down at 90 pence per euro, while implied sterling volatility gauges were ramping up and at the highest since this March's original Brexit deadline.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, was softer at 62.50 as the market waited for the tax reform bill vote.
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The overall index, which gauges the cost of shipping dry bulk including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertiliser, fell four points or 2212 percent to 210 points.
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The dollar index, which gauges its value versus six major peers, was little changed at 97.44, below the near 18-month high of 97.71 it hit on Friday.
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The Cook Political Report's Partisan Voter Index, which gauges how areas vote relative to the rest of the country, rates the 12th District as an "R+7" region.
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These gauges can be used to create a quantitative record of exposures, which will be vitally important for servicemembers to receive medical care if they develop symptoms later.
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The overall index, which gauges the cost of shipping dry bulk including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertiliser, fell 2348 points or 3.56 percent to 325 points.
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By comparing newer climate models with older sea level measurements, the team discovered that readings from coastal tide gauges may not have been as indicative as we thought.
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According to the study, most of the gauges were located in the Northern Hemisphere where global ice melt has occurred at a faster rate over the past century.
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He wore gauges in both ears, the earlobes stretched (how much commitment it took to do such a thing!), and the T-shirts of early-aughts punk pop.
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This argument supports a controversial, meritocratic understanding for the world—and it also ignores the fact that there's no proof that IQ gauges intelligence as Peterson understands it.
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After an election in Israel, its president gauges, following consultations with all political parties that won parliamentary seats, which legislator stands the best chance of forming a government.
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The VIX finishing the week in the 20143s and gauges of credit-risk showing escalating stress by week's end make it hard to declare the fever is passed.
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But disconnecting the old system disabled the gauges, and the flow of high-pressure gas into the system — without an accurate reading of the pressure — caused the explosions.
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As a result of two years of bureaucratic foot-dragging inside the Defense Department, none of the troops hit by the Iranian missile attack were wearing the gauges.
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Indeed, overnight gauges of market volatility have surged to more than 15%, a one-month high, as investors prepared for the central bank's first meeting of the year.
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Indeed, overnight gauges of market volatility have surged to more than 15%, a one-month high, as investors prepared for the central bank's first meeting of the year.
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That and Spot might not even be the right tool for your needs—if you want to remotely monitor five gauges, just train five stationary cameras on them.
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However, a separate index measuring households' expectations of future financial wellbeing slid back into negative territory in January, as gauges of perceptions of workplace activity and income weakened.
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Someone with a neck tattoo might not be the best choice for a bank job, but this industry doesn't bat an eye at neck ink or ear gauges.
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The week closes out Friday with the durable goods report, which gauges how much demand there is for items like washing machines, refrigerators and other long-lasting items.
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Fed economists closely watch what is known as the Phillips curve, which traditionally has indicated that lower employment will drive higher wages and push inflation gauges up simultaneously.
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The overall index, which gauges the cost of shipping dry bulk including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertiliser, fell five points or 2314 percent to 2197 points.
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Implied volatility gauges embedded in currency options markets have been bumping along at multi-year lows as central bank stimulus policies since 2009 flooded financial markets with liquidity.
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At least 20183 river gauges along the Mississippi River and its tributaries are indicating major flooding, and 104 more are reporting moderate flooding, according to the latest data Wednesday.
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A total of 70 river gauges along the Mississippi River and its tributaries are experiencing major flooding, and another 104 are seeing moderate flooding, as of Wednesday's latest data.
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Reduced purchases of commercial paper among institutional prime funds in recent weeks have increased some gauges of companies' short-term borrowing costs to levels not seen since the crisis.
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A virtual companion has personality, gauges the personality of the user, retains memory of prior conversations, and uses all that to converse with humans like a fellow human would.
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With doubts rising over U.S. President Donald Trump's ability to deliver policies to promote faster economic growth, many of these gauges have fallen back to near Election Day levels.
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The index, which gauges manufacturing activity in Africa's most industrialised economy, slipped to 45.4 in May from 47.2 in April, below the 50 mark that separates contraction from expansion.
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Staffing firms such as Hays, PageGroup, SThree and Robert Walters, are seen as gauges of wider economic health because people tend to switch jobs more often when confidence rises.
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Official retail sales data have painted a more upbeat picture than most other private sector surveys including the CBI's, although some gauges of consumer morale are starting to weaken.
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But job gains are moderating, consumer sentiment gauges have softened this year and manufacturing continues to falter, keeping risks alive for the central bank and the economy it stewards.
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The Surface Earbuds, unveiled during Microsoft's big product event in New York, could easily be mistaken for gauges, or edgy ear piercings that people slowly acclimate their ears to.
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The price-to-earnings ratio is a key valuation metric for stocks which gauges how much an investor must pay on the stock market for each cent of earnings.
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The index, which is compiled by the Bureau for Economic Research and gauges manufacturing activity in Africa's most industrialised economy, rose to 47.8 in October from 44.9 in September.
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It gauges the firms' size, the bosses' personal wealth, the wealth created for clients and also for shareholders, and the influence the two men wield beyond their own companies.
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Implied volatility in yuan options in both onshore and offshore markets ,, which gauges investors' expectations for swings in the dollar against the yuan, continued to fall across key tenors.
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In their place is a future of plodding increases where progress will be measured by more arcane gauges of job quality and worker behavior: What's happening with temp agencies?
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Euro overnight implied volatility gauges rose to their highest since mid-December at 11.6 vol, while the common currency weakened by 0.2% to $97.66, the lowest since May 30.
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The growth story is always something that's going to be critical, and it's what Wall Street is looking for as it gauges whether Twitter can be a sustainable business.
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The index, which is compiled by the Bureau for Economic Research and gauges manufacturing activity in Africa's most industrialised economy, rose to 48.6 in November from 47.8 in October.
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The dollar index, which gauges the U.S. currency against a basket of six major counterparts, edged down 0.1 percent to 96.300, well below its previous session high of 13.
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Virtual cockpit gets the map right in between the digital speedometer and tach; with a press of a button, you can make those gauges smaller to expand the map.
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Officials downstream were carefully watching flood gauges in Atchison, Kansas, a community of about 10,000 residents where a handful of riverfront properties and roads were under threat of flooding.
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The index, which is compiled by the Bureau for Economic Research and gauges manufacturing activity in Africa's most industrialised economy, rose to 49.9 in January from 44.9 in December.
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There was a modest uptick in loans in some measure of delinquency in the third quarter, but several gauges of severe credit stress are at or near record lows.
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A U.S. proposing stiff new sanctions on Russian banks and oil and gas firms sent shares in Moscow tumbling more than 256 percent and ignited rouble FX volatility gauges.
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The impact of the market sell-off on other asset classes has been fairly muted though various gauges have risen reflecting broader uncertainty around markets in the short term.
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Recruitment companies such as PageGroup, Hays, SThree and Robert Walters are seen as gauges of wider economic health because people tend to switch jobs more often when confidence rises.
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Staffing firms such as PageGroup, Hays, Robert Walters and SThree are seen as gauges of wider economic health because people tend to switch jobs more often when confidence rises.
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One of the most reliable positioning gauges comes from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) - it shows speculators' short sterling positions at 10-month highs at nearly $6 billion.
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Several key gauges of short-term borrowing costs are hovering at their highest levels since the peak of the global credit crisis following the 2008 collapse of Lehman Brothers.
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The index, which is compiled by the Bureau for Economic Research and gauges manufacturing activity in Africa's most industrialised economy, fell to 44.9 in December from 48.6 in November.
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These gauges, located at more than a dozen sites across the Northern Hemisphere, have been a primary data source for estimating sea level changes during the last several decades.
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All the power meter companies offer competing claims about the ideal location for the gauges and whether it is necessary to measure the power being applied to both cranks.
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In addition, UniCredit Bank head of macro research Marco Valli estimates that price gauges from the real economy are currently in line with or above their long-term averages.
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Trade-sensitive factory gauges are weakening, particularly in Germany, and the president has threatened auto tariffs that would hurt German carmakers, casting a persistent dark cloud over the outlook.
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Honeywell RCHT9610WFSW2003 RCHT9610WFSW Home T9: This Honeywell unit comes with a remote sensor that gauges the room's occupancy, humidity, and temperature and delivers comfort where you want it most.
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And the CNN Business Fear & Greed Index, which measures the VIX and six other gauges of investor sentiment, fell into Fear territory Friday for the first time since October.
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And the CNN Business Fear & Greed Index, which looks at the VIX and six other gauges of market sentiment, is now showing levels of Extreme Fear in the market.
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The dollar index, which gauges the U.S. currency against a basket of six major counterparts, edged down 251.593 percent to 96.227, well below its previous session high of 97.447.
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That rise has been measured by NOAA's array of tide gauges that line every coast of the US mainland and territories including Alaska, Hawaii, and Pacific and Caribbean islands.
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At a majority of the tide gauges analyzed on the East Coast, the rise in sea level was found to be accelerating -- and that trend is expected to continue.
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Sterling implied volatility gauges slipped across the board, extending a recent decline, to their lowest levels since January 2018, as no significant Brexit-related developments were expected this week.
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But many major gauges on economic growth and job growth were just as strong during parts of the Obama years, even without Trump's deregulation and deficit-boosting tax cuts.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Fed's policy statements grew so complicated after the recession that standard gauges of readability suggested people needed four years of university or more to understand them.
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The Bloomberg Café Con Leche Index, which gauges Venezuela's inflation through the price of a cup of coffee, showed an annual inflation rate of 149,900 percent after its latest reading.
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In essence, the market debate has been over "hard data," like what show up in GDP computations, against "soft data," or the sentiment gauges that show above-trend growth ahead.
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"Even as some gauges of the strength of the economy have disappointed, job market conditions remain a very bright spot," said Jim Baird, chief investment officer at Plante Moran Financial.
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As a candidate and now as President, Donald Trump has smashed the gauges that once tracked the normal temperature, pressure and wind speed in the climate map of American politics.
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Uncertainty around these trade talks have sent stocks for a wild ride as Wall Street gauges the potential impact of a prolonged conflict on corporate earnings and the global economy.
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As of Wednesday, severe weather and heavy rain had resulted in major flooding at 70 river gauges along the Mississippi River and its tributaries, with another 104 experiencing moderate flooding.
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The euro has recently traded in a fairly narrow range but expectations of price swings in next month's elections for the European Parliament have risen according to implied volatility gauges.
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He or she might be watching the track or monitoring the dashboard gauges, and then suddenly — with a pistol-shot crack — the heavy windshield is spiderwebbed or even caved in.
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Recent figures have pointed to price growth retreating from the central bank's 2% goal, pressuring the market's long-term inflation gauges to their weakest levels since the fall of 2016.
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Furthermore, gauges the BoE itself uses to get a handle on the long-term path for inflation and which strip out near-term prices moves, are flashing some warning signs.
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When you first sign up for Spotify (how long ago was that?), each user has to fill out their date of birth — "Your Time Capsule" gauges your age from this.
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Implied volatility in yuan options, which gauges investors' expectations for swings in the dollar against the yuan, showed that volatility might pick up in the two weeks following the summit.
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Morgan Stanley strategists say market sentiment is extremely bearish on sterling with gauges indicating traders are paying more premiums to buy currency options to brace for a rocky ride ahead.
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Spanish stocks dropped as much as 20.4 percent as volatility gauges woke from their recent slumber while Madrid's government bonds also sold off, but like the euro, they rebounded again.
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The data pressured the dollar index, which gauges the U.S. currency against a basket of six major currencies, and U.S. Treasury yields but world stocks hit a one-year high.
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The overall index, which gauges the cost of shipping dry bulk cargoes including iron ore, cement, grain, coal and fertiliser, was down 23 points, or 2049 percent, at 373 points.
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Recent figures have pointed to price growth retreating from the central bank's 1.6143% goal, pressuring the market's long-term inflation gauges to their weakest levels since the fall of 2016.
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It's possible that as interest rates and bond yields go negative, they start to drag down gauges of inflation expectations, too and policy then just ends up chasing its tail.
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That was down sharply from a record 26.6 trillion yuan in January, when several other key credit gauges also picked up modestly in response to the central bank's policy easing.
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Twin gauges of Chinese factory activity revealed slowing growth in February, underpinning the case for more monetary stimulus a day after the country's central bank moved to improve liquidity conditions.
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Officials downstream were carefully watching flood gauges in Atchison, Kansas, a community of about 10,000 residents where a handful of riverfront properties and roads were under threat of anticipated flooding.
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But analysts say low market volatility masks the heavy weight of options written on these gauges by investment banks betting that the calm conditions will persist for a long time.
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Supported by the California Department of Transportation, the IoT ecosystem includes tri-axis accelerometers, strain gauges, wind velocity, temperature and potentiometer displacement sensors measured using a proprietary Narada circuit board.
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The sharp swings in the cash markets also rippled over into the currency derivative markets where expected gauges of pound volatility shot to the highest levels this year on Tuesday.
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One tip: Don't skip the $2,800 convenience and lighting package that adds configurable gauges, head up display, heated steering wheel, wireless phone charging and accent lighting that transforms the space.
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The Dow and S&P 500 both closed at new records while gauges of global stock markets also scaled fresh highs, capping their best week in more than two months.
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The experiments began with the two gauges used by the referee Walt Anderson — one called the "logo" gauge, with a Wilson logo on it, the other the "non-logo" gauge.
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The gauges are designed to turn red if they register a force of more than 12 pounds per square inch, the lower limit indicating a possible concussion or brain injury.
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Multiple gauges of the manufacturing sector will be released along with durable goods orders, a reading on consumer sentiment and the revised gross domestic product report for the first quarter.
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Right now they are not signaling much imminent danger of recession or financial contagion, which is a big factor keeping gauges of financial conditions quite loose and friendly toward stocks.
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Why it matters: It gauges progress in wringing heat-trapping gases from what was, until recently, the largest source of U.S. carbon dioxide emissions (but has now fallen behind transportation).
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The ECB should take the low inflation expectations implied by bond prices with a pinch of salt as other gauges show greater confidence in the outlook, Coeure said on Thursday.
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The ratio of bids to the amount of 30-year bonds offered , which gauges overall demand at an auction, was 2.11, which was the lowest since February, Treasury data showed.
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Virginia and New Jersey are the only states to hold their governor elections the year after presidential elections, which turns the two states into gauges of a new president's popularity.
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A total of 58 military units consisting of 12 to 360 individuals have been equipped with a total of 4,408 sets of B3G7 sensors (BlackBox Biometrics 7th generation blast gauges).
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The first hints of trouble are expected to come in weekly jobless claims and gauges of the factory sector, which has been under strain from President Donald Trump's trade wars.
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Sportradar also furnishes some teams an advanced metric called Percentage of Field Covered, which gauges a punter's value by measuring how much field position his team gains based on opportunity.
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We can see this in the observational record provided by tide gauges up and down our coasts, as well as in the projections generated by any number of computer models.
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Half a million geotagged tweets showed researchers that people were talking about disruptively high waters even when government gauges hadn't recorded tide levels high enough to be considered a flood.
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It's an interesting source of data to complement the more standard measures that come from tide gauges that [the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration] puts up to measure tide heights.
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A mosaic of sentiment and investor-positioning gauges say the market mood is subdued, especially given the S&P 500 is within a small upward wiggle of a record high.
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He is barely ahead of Ms. Warren in that ranking, which gauges national support, and he is tied with her, or trailing, in three of the four early-voting states.
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Implied volatility gauges in euro/dollar, the most traded currency pair, were relatively calm, suggesting investors are not yet fleeing to add protection to their portfolios by buying currency options.
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The report also lists the extensive bodywork Kevin had done to the Barracuda ... including adding a 6.4L Hemi V-8 engine, sport tires as well as custom gauges and graphics.
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Specifically, the difference between bullishness and bearishness among professional investors is at its highest since April 1986, according to the Investors Intelligence survey that gauges the outlook of newsletter authors.
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In fact, analysis of consumer behavior, PMIs and Economic Sentiment Indicator surveys by Unicredit found that all real economy price gauges are in line with, or above long-term averages.
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The 2017 GLAAD Studio Responsibility Index, which gauges LGBTQ representation in Hollywood, found that only 23 of the 125 films released by a major studio in 203 included LGBTQ characters.
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It can be caused by a number of factors including a fuel leak, internal icing, failure of the fuel pumps or gauges, or crew error managing the engine's use of fuel.
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A mile from the plant, we pulled up to a fenced-off injector—a rusty pipe, with a few bends and gauges, that disappeared into a cement block in the ground.
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But in contrast to the brutal May selloff, market gauges reflecting risks of Italy leaving the euro zone — a possibility market players dub "Quitaly" or "Italexit" — are flickering rather than flashing.
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The circles on the map show the longest available forecast — typically up to five days in the Carolinas — for flooding at stream gauges that are set up to monitor river heights.
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The storm has brought about 1 to 2 feet of rain in some regions, and gauges have measured winds as fast as 125 miles per hour, according to the Weather Channel.
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Markets broadly look at two gauges of currency volatility — a daily swing in actual spot prices and an implied gauge derived from options markets on what traders expect volatility to be.
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My lightly optioned car had an eight-inch interface screen; an optional setup buys a larger touch screen and replaces the gauges with a configurable display similar to Audi's Virtual Cockpit.
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Getty ImagesThe White House just released new guidelines that detail how the federal government will respond to large scale hacks, including details on how it gauges the significance of particular hacks.
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Wall Street's main gauges fell on Tuesday as Apple and shares of its parts suppliers weakened on a report of soft iPhone X demand, pulling down the best-performing technology sector.
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NEW YORK, Dec 12 (Reuters) - The U.S. bond market's gauges of investors' inflation expectations rose on Wednesday as data showed underlying domestic inflation trend remained intact in November, matching analysts' expectations.
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In calculating common-equity ratios and other gauges, the standard will be phased in over five years, in much the same way as post-crisis capital standards known as Basel 3.
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The wave of selling was triggered on Friday when U.S. President Donald Trump announced tougher sanctions on Turkish steel and aluminium exports, causing a spike in emerging foreign exchange volatility gauges.
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Copper and steel is used extensively in building and infrastructure construction, so their prices are gauges of how the economy is doing, while iron ore is a key steel-making ingredient.
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Sterling implied volatility gauges - a measure of expected price swings in the pound - have risen to their highest since April as investors prepare for a rocky few months for the currency.
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More than two in five respondents from Burkina Faso and Liberia worry their home could be taken away from them, revealed Prindex, a global property rights index which gauges citizens' views.
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The newspaper report lifted implied currency volatility on sterling — market gauges to predict price movements for currencies — from recent lows even as FX options market data showed positions were evenly balanced.
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And while Instagram stories managed to ship the basic features of Snapchat stories in version 1.0, so far there are no face filters, geofilters, time stamps, or weather and speed gauges.
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Gone are the traditional mechanical dials — the speedometer, the tachometer, the various gauges and pointers — and in their place is a 12.3-inch LCD screen that houses an animated instrument cluster.
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The HITO Silent Non-ticking wall clock has a sleek and simple style that matches most décor, a sweep second hand, and temperature and humidity gauges — all for a great price.
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Since then, almost all the gauges of Britain's economy have been weaker-than-anticipated —thus ultimately delaying a move to lift rates to a post-financial-crisis high of 0.75 percent.
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Now, the rapid increase in trucking demand is beginning to gather attention, with some corners of the financial markets wondering how long it will take until broader inflation gauges are impacted.
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The transit agency already replaced 450 rail ties in the area following its own preliminary investigation that determined deteriorating wooden rail ties led to the wide gauges, likely causing the accident.
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The jobs report tempered equity markets that had rallied all week with MSCI's world stock index and the three major U.S. gauges on Wall Street setting four successive record closing highs.
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One-week gauges of volatility are even higher, rising to 15 vol from to 9 vol earlier this week as investors prepare for a series of votes in Parliament next week.
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Gauges of public inflation expectations have risen sharply of late, reflecting the fall in the value of the pound as the Brexit crisis escalates which raises the price of imported goods.
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Some investors are also betting inflation in the euro area will weaken, with market gauges of long-term inflation expectations falling to their lowest in 1-1.1753/2-months at 1.2516%.
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Jackman said that price increases ranged from about 3% to 5.5% — which is greater than the increase in the Consumer Price Index, one of the most closely-watched gauges of inflation.
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Here and there are gauges and cameras, part of a system that collects real-time information—water pressure, temperature, chemistry—that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers monitors around the clock.
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Some stream gauges used to monitor river levels failed when they became submerged, but others showed water levels rising steadily, with forecasts calling for rivers to at or near record levels.
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While Kaplan did not put a specific level where he thinks GDP gains will fall, gauges from the New York and Atlanta Fed are estimating rises of 0.7% and 0.4% respectively.
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It is a dreadful place where our most august jurists ruminate over catheter gauges and needle sizes, and ponder whether to slice deep into the groin or puncture internal jugular veins.
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A conventional dash with all its gauges in place, save a single unit in place of the tachometer to relay the electrical goings-ons, will be an option on retrofitted vehicles.
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The tragedy has cast a light on Indonesia's less-than-ideal early warning system, which consists of a network of 170 seismic broadband stations, 238 accelerometer stations, and 137 tidal gauges.
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Some economists said caution was warranted when looking at the market-based inflation gauges, which tend to be dragged down by the general flight into safe-assets during times of uncertainty.
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As the U.S. and North Korea escalated their exchanges, major stock indices in every world power that a military or nuclear conflict would affect, as well as other key market gauges, suffered.
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The dollar index, which gauges the greenback against a basket of six major counterparts, edged down 0.1 percent to 94.718, on track for a modest gain of 0.2 percent for the week.
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Traders often look at the Cboe Volatility Index, known as the "VIX" and considered one of the market's best fear gauges, for sign that capitulation is here and the selling is over.
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"Most notably the far more positive gauges on leisure spend and buying conditions across a range of items including cars, should help to underpin retail sales and consumer spending growth," Uglow said.
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They tend not to like free trade: 50% of them think that Britain should limit imports to protect the British economy, according to data from NatCen Social Research, which gauges public opinion.
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The euro was flat at $1.1144, unmoved by lower regional German inflation data and weaker euro area economic sentiment gauges, but not far from the low of $1.1101 it reached last week.
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The ECB should take the low inflation expectations implied by euro zone bond prices with a pinch of salt as other gauges show greater confidence in the outlook, Coeure said on Thursday.
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NEW YORK, Sept 1 (Reuters) - The U.S. bond market's gauges of inflation expectations rose on Friday following a brief drop tied to a weaker-than-forecast report on U.S. payrolls in August.
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Unlike the other patients we've seen this season, Noel's skin-condition is self-inflicted: She has very stretched-out earlobes as a result of wearing huge gauges back when she was fifteen.
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At one new production line, two robotic arms, painted bright yellow, spun in a midair ballet as workers checked the gauges while Kings of Leon, the rock group, played on the radio.
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BANKRUPTCIES, FORECLOSURES & COLLECTIONS There was a modest uptick in loans in some measure of delinquency in the third quarter, but several gauges of severe credit stress are at or near record lows.
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"What's concerning is that we saw the index break below its January high with narrowing breadth and not getting a confirmation of the most recent high by several momentum gauges," Thrasher said.
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Nonpartisan election analysis site Cook Political Report's Partisan Voter Index, which gauges how a district voted in recent presidential elections relative to the whole nation, rates it as an "R+5" district.
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The one-month contract of the implied volatility, which gauges investors' expectations for swings in the dollar against the yuan in a month's time, rose to the highest level since Oct. 20.0.
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As part of its hiring efforts, Vista uses a personality test first developed by IBM that gauges technical and social skills, as well as a candidate's interest in the arts and humanities.
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European stocks plunged close to 10% in brutal trading conditions that also sent volatility gauges surging to record highs and had Wall Street traders expecting more major damage when U.S. markets reopen.
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Indonesia currently uses only seismographs, global positioning system devices and tide gauges to detect tsunamis, which are of limited effectiveness, said Louise Comfort, a professor at the University of Pittsburgh graduate school.
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But take a look: the map below shows gauges monitored by the National Weather Service that measure where rivers were flooding on Saturday, a day after Florence made landfall in North Carolina.
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LONDON, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Turkish lira implied volatility gauges jumped to the highest levels in three-weeks after the lira weakened in the wake of Ankara launching its military operation in Syria.
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Nervous investors are buying protection against unexpected moves in sterling, sending one-month implied volatility gauges -- which span the deadline for Johnson to find a Brexit deal -- to a three-week high .
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The "biggest forecasting mistake of 2017" — U.S. inflation — has become apparent as gauges of inflation have delivered "an almost unprecedented string of downside surprises since April," according to a recent JPMorgan report.
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Ripa, who has four piercings on her left ear and three on her right ear, says she developed those "gauges" due to wearing hanging earrings, which tore through her lobes over time.
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But several other key credit gauges remained stuck at record lows or fell to new lows, suggesting China's policymakers will need to step up support efforts soon to stabilise the slowing economy.
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It's anchored by a 48-inch digital display that stretches from door to door across the top of the dashboard and will display everything from gauges to audio, navigation, climate and other information.
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That fear is certainly evident on bond markets where the gap between three-month and 1991.1-year U.S. treasury yields — one of the gauges the Fed uses to assess inflation risks — has inverted.
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We have that: Benjamin Hansen, an economist at the University of Oregon, put together an analysis that gauges what Colorado and Washington state's murder rates would be if they had not legalized marijuana.
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Other gauges of skittishness — Bank of America Merrill Lynch's index of implied Treasury volatility and the implied volatility in the euro-dollar currency pair — hit three-and-a-half-month highs on Thursday.
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Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury debt ticked six basis points lower to 3.16 percent though similar gauges in currency markets such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc were broadly steady.
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If you're an average smartphone user, you don't need the CAT S60, but if you're someone who's constantly checking gauges and working on homes, I can't imagine a better phone for the job.
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The leather-wrapped and bushed-metal-trimmed steering wheel has the usual button-fest to control systems, and the all-digital instrument cluster goes for old-school gauges with new-school information display.
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LONDON, April 24 (Reuters) - Volatility gauges for a number of central and eastern Europe's main currencies fell sharply on Monday after the market's favoured candidate won the first round of the French election.
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Rail freight therefore requires special handling at China's borders with Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia, and again between the borders of Russia/Central Asia and Iran/Europe ("List of track gauges", Wikipedia, Apr 2016).
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The pump communicates with a smartphone app that measures milk output and that the Alvarezes eventually plan to sync with a "smart" baby bottle they are developing that gauges a baby's milk consumption.
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During the debate, the overnight futures markets rallied, raising the value of broad stock market gauges like the Standard & Poor's 211-stock index by two-thirds to three-quarters of a percentage point.
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Gauges of both upstream and downstream inflation in the manufacturing industry rose sharply in August, the PMI data showed, which if sustained could complicate China's efforts to boost lending and rejuvenate domestic growth.
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Soon after that disaster, Indonesia introduced a sophisticated early warning system using buoys, sea-level gauges and seismometers that can send alerts to countries' tsunami warning centers within 10 minutes of a quake.
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"We were still trying to check our tidal gauges to convince ourselves before canceling the announcement" about a possible tsunami, said Andi Eka Sakya, director general of the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency.
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NEW YORK, Oct 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. bond market's gauges of investors' inflation expectations fell further on Thursday following soft demand at a $5 billion sale of 30-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities.
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The National Weather Service, which said that many of its river gauges in eastern North Carolina showed major flooding, predicted that the Lumber River would remain above record levels until at least Friday.
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Of the 170 tidal gauges that Indonesia has to monitor changes in water levels, there is only enough money to maintain 70 of them, said Mr. Rahmat, the agency's earthquake and tsunami chief.
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Gauges of expected market swings in the euro for one-month maturities edged lower while currency swap spreads, where most of the funding pressure in dollar markets was evident in recent days, eased.
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Other tactical gauges, such as Bank of America Merrill Lynch's Bull-Bear Index, is sending a clearer tactical buy signal now that the "pain trade" for the short term remains higher for stocks.
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The best-known version of the tale goes like this: High up on the Soviet tech shopping list was software to regulate the pressure gauges and valves for the critical Siberian gas pipeline.
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Yields on 10-year U.S. Treasury debt ticked four basis points lower to 3.18 percent though similar gauges in currency markets such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc were broadly steady.
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So isn't it a bit ironic that in order to read the essential information from the gauges on your car's dashboard, you have no choice but to take your eyes off the road?
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"Rarely are so many economic gauges of the U.S. economy so strong — including employment, income, retail sales, business spending, manufacturing and small business," wrote Jack Kleinhenz, chief economist for the National Retail Federation.
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While the cash markets were relatively quiet, overnight implied volatility gauges jumped to 45%, their highest level since around the Brexit referendum vote in June 2016 as investors braced for a rocky night.
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