A few gyrations in one position, a gruff rolling maneuver, then a few more gyrations in another.
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Doing so can cause market gyrations that ultimately restrain growth.
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The gyrations in the JGB market impacted currencies as well.
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I started with STEPMOTHER, added OVULATE, then POSTMASTER and GYRATIONS.
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"I'm not watching these gyrations in the market," Ryan said.
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The pick-up in stock market gyrations early last week drove more people to bet on subdued stock market gyrations, said Anand Omprakash, director of equity and derivative strategy at BNP Paribas in New York.
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The outrageous gyrations below the belt -- and all on primetime TV!
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Another followed in February when the Swiss Franc saw wild gyrations.
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This week's wild gyrations suggest the process has only just started.
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If you're tired of the market's endless gyrations, get some rest.
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Its gyrations briefly brought its price near $20,000, according to Blockchain.
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That question has loomed large in the stock market's gyrations this week.
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Fully $3trn is invested in index funds that track its daily gyrations.
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The recent equity-market gyrations by themselves give little cause for concern.
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Including, right from the jump, the latest gyrations in the stock market.
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All the gyrations are to offset hand shake from the photographer. pic.twitter.
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These gyrations are not leadership qualities that have endeared Rubio to Latinos.
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But those domestic policy gyrations undermined the U.S. wind-energy equipment industry.
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But are the more extreme emotional gyrations of "Mephisto" really for children?
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Are you tired of TechCrunch reporting on the daily stock market gyrations?
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The markets' recent gyrations have offered a harsh lesson for inexperienced investors.
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Without this guidance, a company's stock price is more exposed to gyrations.
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So in the consumer categories, we weren't seeing big gyrations in category size.
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Dow futures were falling in early trading, as market gyrations make their return.
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We'll never forget her crystal-encrusted floor gyrations from the "Toxic" music video.
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Sharper equity market gyrations could serve up opportunities for stock pickers to shine.
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The gyrations at high-end steak houses were even more exaggerated, he said.
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A flatter VIX futures curve indicates little expectation for increased stock market gyrations.
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But they're not risk free, partly because of gyrations in market interest rates.
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The Vision Fund's performance has become the driving force behind SoftBank's stock gyrations.
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It's the movement in the expectations that is adding to gyrations in market.
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They could treat market gyrations as noise and largely ignore them, Nolan said.
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The early morning gyrations illustrate the market-moving power of the president's Twitter feed.
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First, the effects of unemployment on inflation can get lost amid temporary economic gyrations.
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What kind of signal do you get economically from these gyrations in the market?
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The British pound was 0.2 percent lower after three straight days of wild gyrations.
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Through the gyrations, the trend in claims has remained consistent with jobs market strength.
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Tin's long-running supply issues, meanwhile, remain unaffected by these spread and stocks gyrations.
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We should all prepare for big oil price gyrations in the next few days.
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Gyrations in coal prices will be determined mostly by Chinese demand, the bank added.
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VIX, the most the widely followed barometer of expected near-term stock market gyrations.
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More than three-quarters of Americans over 65 remain homeowners despite housing market gyrations.
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Rattled once more by repo gyrations, it is tempting to say not far enough. ■
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This winter's stock market gyrations have sunk investor expectations of rate hikes in 2019.
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In particular, fixed-income trading desks struggled during the gyrations in currencies and interest rates.
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Some analysts said the gyrations in Square's share price are not all the company's fault.
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The British pound was last flat at $1.3209 after three straight days of wild gyrations.
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Traders are betting the stock will remain prone to wild gyrations in the near term.
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Despite the gyrations, though, it would be surprising if the departure led to financial calamity.
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For all the nearly-nude gyrations of this Bacchanale, its intensity doesn't build to boiling.
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Either way, investors are bound to grow nervous, especially after the stock market's recent gyrations.
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There had been speculation that the futures launch would trigger more gyrations in the market.
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Investors will have to stomach any near-term gyrations in the market for delayed gratification.
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But those segments typically have been the most sensitive to gyrations in the stock markets.
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All the market gyrations have left many investors wondering if a bear market is coming soon.
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Apart from some short-term and small gyrations there is no substantial impact from Yellen's statements.
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But apart from some small, short-term gyrations, there is no substantial impact from Yellen's statements.
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Kaplan did not address the market gyrations or the latest trade tension headlines in his talk.
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The U.S. stock market is steadier after its wild gyrations and heavy losses late last year.
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The approaching settlement could add an extra dose of volatility to the cryptocurrency's already wild gyrations.
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The British pound was 0.1 percent lower at $1.3197 after three straight days of wild gyrations.
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SUPPLY PROBLEMS Tin's long-running supply issues, meanwhile, remain unaffected by these spread and stocks gyrations.
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This can confuse investors and lead to wild gyrations of long- and short-term interest rates.
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My own view is that last week's stock market gyrations reflect a more fundamental market failure.
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While the Dow and S&P's daily gyrations steal the headlines, bonds are Wall Street's sleeping giant.
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Meanwhile, he said, he does not watch daily financial market gyrations so much as longer-term trends.
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Apple Capital also uses derivatives in order to protect the firm against currency and interest-rate gyrations.
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"Don't put too much significance on day-to-day gyrations in the share price," the host said.
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Even after recent share-price gyrations, it remains around 2.8%, well up since the start of 2018.
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That is the most ever for a month and shows investors are gearing for increased stock gyrations.
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That Baltimore metal was likely drawn into the LME system by the most recent time-spread gyrations.
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"Sorry, it's how I negotiate," the president said, defending his abrupt policy gyrations and rhetorical switch-backs.
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China unofficially suspended QDII in 2015 when gyrations in Chinese stock and currency markets prompted capital flight.
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Republican Trump won a shock victory in this week's U.S. presidential election, sending worldwide markets into gyrations.
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That's because realized volatility has historically been low, with only a few bouts of strong price gyrations.
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And the current gyrations in both stocks and bonds may not turn out to constitute that proof.
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Mr Meline was talking before the recent market gyrations, which have sent valuations for biotech groups lower.
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The currency gyrations come as fears rise over the possibility of an armed confrontation with North Korea.
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The dollar's gyrations come as fears rise over the possibility of an armed confrontation with North Korea.
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China's mercurial markets found only fleeting relief, underlining how little their gyrations have to do with economic fundamentals.
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The spike in volatility comes against the backdrop of next week's Fed meeting and gyrations in oil prices.
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Come for the darkest timeline take on Fresh Prince, stay for Redd's damn near perfect Will Smith gyrations.
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Indonesian-born Pinot Ichwandardi is animating Glover's hypnotic gyrations on computer that would barely qualify as a millennial.
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However, barely a month before the election and after weeks of legal gyrations, the electoral authority disqualified them.
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THERE'S BEEN GYRATIONS AS TO YOU KNOW WHETHER IT COULD GET THROUGH FROM A PRICE OR GOVERNMENT STANDPOINT.
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Such gyrations in financial markets make headlines, but families are focused on steadily rising paychecks and improving prospects.
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The trade war has deepened worries about the global economy, while triggering gyrations in U.S. and foreign markets.
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Gyrations in the company's stock price included a 29 percent drop on a single day in late September.
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But Ford "runs a lot better when we have certainty and we don't have big gyrations," he added.
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Robinhood's cofounders have blamed 'stress to its infrastructure' from an 'unprecedented load' for outages during huge market gyrations.
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NEW YORK, Dec 30 (Reuters) - What do you do when daily stock market gyrations all but dry up?
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Hedge fund, private equity fund and real estate investing has left the pensions more exposed to market gyrations.
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Variable annuities, which make up about 45 percent of Lincoln's earnings, can offer protection against stock market gyrations.
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In the current climate, most strategists are advising a tactical approach that doesn't including freaking out at gyrations.
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Attention remained fixed on the gyrations of China's yuan and a fall in oil prices to $30 a barrel.
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It is now a mere vehicle for Pardew's dance moves, a vessel to be filled by his liquid gyrations.
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Analysts have long bemoaned the lack of sophistication among Chinese investors for the gyrations in the country's financial markets.
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In addition to short-term market gyrations, a possible exit from the EU will also have long-term consequences.
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Now, again, we won&apost know officially until Wednesday, but just those gyrations on the corporate thing, this thing.
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"Don't put too much significance on day-to-day gyrations in the share price," the "Mad Money" host said.
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UBS Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti said the recent wild gyrations in financial markets had been tough on the bank.
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Investors typically dismiss political gyrations as sideshows that might cause temporary market turmoil but with little long-term impact.
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That's why the LME aluminium contract has been prone to sporadic gyrations in the time-spreads in recent years.
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As such, it is heavily exposed to the kind of wild trade gyrations that Mr. Trump's policies have generated.
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Wild gyrations in financial markets earlier this year pushed many to look outside of stocks and bonds for returns.
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That seems to be what caused the dramatic gyrations of the stock market last week, at least in part.
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The news comes as high demand for bitcoin and other digital currencies has sent their valuations into wild gyrations.
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But investors will be listening nervously for signs that banks are getting hurt by the gyrations of interest rates.
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It might not be his trademark pelvis gyrations, but from the neck up, he's sure got the moves like Elvis.
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Practice Fusion's trajectory with I.P.O. discussions is becoming a familiar one as ripple effects from the stock market gyrations spread.
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Museum directors should be more worried about the gyrations of the stockmarket than any of the changes to income tax.
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Attention remained fixed on the gyrations of China's yuan and a fall in oil prices to around $30 a barrel.
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Then it becomes good fun, because it's so stupid, an older man doing lively gyrations in front of beautiful woman.
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One problem is that China's weaker growth and global market gyrations have dented corporate Japan's willingness to raise base salaries.
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Presumably, he's referring to his inability to walk, run, or do his trademark dance gyrations built for the Gif era.
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VIX, the widely followed barometer of near-term stock market gyrations, briefly dipped to 9.97, the lowest in a decade.
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Not last, they imagine that cryptocurrency exchanges that are currently dealing with all kinds of pricing gyrations will embrace Basis.
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Why limit yourself to such plebeian gyrations as running, bicycling and weightlifting when you have several billion dollars to burn?
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The present downturn is one of the most severe in the history of an industry known for its wild gyrations.
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Analysts said it was difficult to pin the sharp gyrations in the oil market on Tuesday on any one headline.
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Stocks ended the past week flat to lower, with the barely changed at 2,669, after a week of wild gyrations.
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In the short term, potential market gyrations could delay merger talks, although major stock market indexes rose modestly on Wednesday.
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Central banks could potentially intervene to smooth out significant and prolonged gyrations in currency markets but that would be controversial.
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And further market gyrations could prompt the president to declare victory, even if China does not give up too much.
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Stock market volatility rivals the 2008 financial crisis, and the abnormal daily gyrations do not reflect changes in underlying fundamentals.
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The Trump administration's daily-soap-opera gyrations attract more attention, but its attempt to ignore global warming is more sinister.
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The President's gyrations on the Middle East have been head-spinning and this week's developments are only the latest example.
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Howard also fielded ground balls and headed to the outfield to limber up with some strange-looking contortions and gyrations.
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The late gyrations in Monday's session saw the Dow all over the map before closing down by about 1,175 points.
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Besides the outlook on rates, markets will be keen to see what the Fed makes of the gyrations in markets.
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Market gyrations could be enough to do damage to the American (and global) economy, but that particular risk might be overstated.
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Ali Al-Naimi, Saudi Arabia's oil minister, called climate change a greater challenge for his industry than even crude price gyrations.
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The CBOE Market Volatility index, known as Wall Street's fear gauge, has also spiked and dropped with the stock market's gyrations.
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VIX, a barometer of expected near-term stock market gyrations, ended down at 13.46, its lowest closing level in a week.
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Market-makers, or dealers which quote prices for options, are also not expressing a great deal of anxiety over stock gyrations.
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Liquidity may well be extremely tight on the first day of trading, which will cause large gyrations in the stock price.
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Yet whether the market gyrations are rooted firmly in fundamentals or not, they could themselves be a source of economic instability.
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Initially the gyrations are small and stable, but then they expand and become widely unstable just before the top falls over.
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The spring housing market is in full swing, but wild stock market gyrations may be keeping some potential homebuyers at bay.
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The gyrations of seats, screens and footrest can cause children to go bonkers (adults, too, though they're loath to admit it).
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Amazon's reach is blamed for spurring a retail meltdown; Apple's economic impact is so profound it can cause market-wide gyrations.
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Presidents generally do not talk about daily gyrations of the stock markets or tout corporate expansion plans, seeing it as inappropriate.
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Still, the dollar was down 20.2% so far this week The euro stood flat at $21.11, after wild gyrations on Monday.
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The market gyrations came after the World Health Organization declared the outbreak a public health emergency of international concern late Thursday.
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This compares with Yellen and her predecessor Ben Bernanke who have been sensitive to gyrations in financial conditions, according to Goncalves.
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But analysts note that the frequent gyrations of Chinese stocks are often unrelated to what is happening on the ground in China.
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The S&P 500 has regained some of the ground it lost last week, but it is experiencing more gyrations on Wednesday.
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Claims briefly pushed higher last month and in November, but economists blamed the gyrations on difficulties adjusting the data around moving holidays.
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Ali Al-Naimi, Saudi Arabia's oil minister, called climate change a greater challenge for his industry than even crude price CLc1 gyrations.
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Frequent bursts of market gyrations have kept things lively in the volatility space and has made betting on enduring turmoil hugely profitable.
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The figures suggest that companies focused on the domestic economy remain healthy, despite gyrations in the financial markets and slowing global growth.
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Besides the outlook on rates, markets will be keen to see what, if anything, the Fed makes of the gyrations in markets.
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Investors also braced for more market swings due to currency market gyrations on speculation over Britain's referendum on the EU on Thursday.
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This week saw an uptick in market gyrations driven by worries that Washington and Beijing could fail to reach a trade deal.
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If you're on the cusp of retirement or have just stopped working, it's hard to tune out the stock market's recent gyrations.
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And market gyrations could foreshadow deeper problems that signal the end of a nine-year boom and short-circuit the economic recovery.
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The governor appeared to be walking a line between aggressively advocating new spending and showing sensitivity to California's history of financial gyrations.
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With the massive gyrations in the public markets, it's perhaps not surprising that assets considered "safe" have seen massive interest from investors.
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Unless you're employed in the financial services industry or enjoy actively trading your retirement income, it's often wise to ignore market gyrations.
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These market gyrations have occurred as the number of coronavirus cases outside China, where officials believe the virus originated, have increased sharply.
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And just because investors are not braced for election-linked stock gyrations is no guarantee that markets will remain calm, analysts said.
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If you decide to invest your HSA, bring a long-term mentality to the game and prepare to ride out market gyrations.
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The hula hoop startled the world in the summer of 1958 with its simplicity and the gyrations required to keep it aloft.
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Alas, in alternating scenes, the 30-something humans, Mikey (Alton Alburo) and Dean (Jacob Perkins), go through pretty much the same gyrations.
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By contrast, about a year ago bearish sentiment was prevalent as commodity prices dived and China's market gyrations roiled investors around the world.
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Friday's trade figures came against the backdrop of renewed gyrations in the Chinese yuan this year, which have revived concerns over capital outflows.
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Wall Street has recoiled at this week's Fed gyrations, with major averages on Friday set to close the week on a down note.
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Amidst Tesla's gyrations, they looked at the other side of the trade by checking in on two legacy automakers: General Motors and Ford.
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Net profit for the year fell 18 percent to $2.69 billion, hit by market losses from equities and foreign exchange gyrations in Asia.
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Fears that May's hard-fought deal could collapse sent British markets into gyrations not seen since the June 2016 referendum on EU membership.
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The move sparked share price gyrations by firms in close trade partners like Australia as companies and investors scrambled to understand the impact.
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The gyrations in the energy market won't make the budget process any easier for airlines, trucking and other businesses that rely on crude.
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Investing checklistFirst of all, don't make any rash moves because of the growing chatter about recession or any wild gyrations on Wall Street.
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Some analysts have warned the vote could lead to gyrations by the pound similar to moves by the Swiss franc in January 2015.
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This lack of investment "sex appeal" leaves the lead price beholden to the gyrations of zinc, the second-weakest LME performer this year.
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At one point, the rout become so drastic that CNN and MSNBC switched from the speech to report exclusively on the market gyrations.
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When the Fed has too itchy a trigger finger in trying to protect the economy against market gyrations, it can have negative consequences.
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Fears that May's hard-fought deal could collapse sent British markets into gyrations not seen since the June 56.493 referendum on EU membership.
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VIX, the most widely followed gauge of expected near-term gyrations for the S&P 212, had its lowest close since Oct. 252.
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On average, emerging equity funds lost 6.85 percent, reflecting gyrations over trade wars and other geopolitical concerns that ensured MSCI's benchmark emerging stocks index .
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This would, of course, be nonsense — the president doesn't control the economy, even if he or she is ultimately held responsible for its gyrations.
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And some developing nations going through major economic gyrations offer huge opportunities to investors, even as large portions of the population remain in poverty.
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Livent rival Albemarle Corp has split its business focus between hydroxide and carbonate, another type of lithium, helping to inoculate it from market gyrations.
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Their sheer size influences global markets in commodities, and China's stock market gyrations have already begun to have knock-on effects around the world.
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In it, the camera lingers a bit too long on Curtis's gyrations, leering at her hip thrusts like an interloper in a locker room.
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It's a desirable combination at any time, but the CIO's targets might be even more attractive in the wake of the market's latest gyrations.
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Instead of being exposed to the constant gyrations of the US-China trade war, multinational corporations are simply packing up shop and moving elsewhere.
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Recent inflows to exchange-traded products (ETPs) used to place bets on market volatility show growing expectations of more gyrations for the stock market.
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But gyrations in derivatives had little impact on broader cash markets, with the single currency struggling to push above the $1.09 level on Wednesday.
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The strategist says he&aposs not making big overall changes, but details some adjustments that could help investors endure the market&aposs latest gyrations.
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Which is why the outright LME aluminium price has largely ignored it, tracking the broader risk-off, risk-on gyrations of the financial universe.
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Beyond such monthly gyrations, however, the labor force has been growing gradually, an impressive feat given the ongoing retirement of the baby-boom generation.
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The recent stock market gyrations and rising bond yields are reminiscent of another stressful time for investors, strategist David Joy told CNBC on Friday.
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Simons views gyrations in financial markets as a hidden Markov model: a sequence of seemingly random events that are actually governed by concealed variables.
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In general, the recent market gyrations have not spurred financial advisers into action, Patrick Nolan, a senior strategist with BlackRock's portfolio solutions team, said.
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When it comes to the economy and its gyrations, Janet Yellen has seen a wider and richer collection of patterns than has Jay Powell.
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"However, if we see a red sweep of any substance it's quite possible we could see real gyrations in the health-care market," Crowell said.
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BTC=BTSP Wild gyrations of 10-30 percent in a single day is quite common in bitcoin, which was last up 1.5 percent at $16,900.
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In a couple dimly lit Instagram videos where Spears is barely clothed, she reminds us that she can still kill it, hip gyrations and all.
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Traditionally the high level of wealth among the buyers of homes in these beach communities makes it somewhat protected from market gyrations, though not fully.
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The one advantage of such price gyrations is that they quickly alert a company to the existence of a rumour which is being taken seriously.
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Is there a new king of the dance ready to take over professional sports and captivate us with his pre-game and in-game gyrations?
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Expect more gyrations in the markets in the coming weeks as we learn more about Trump's proposed electronics tariffs, and the Chinese response to them.
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While the fences saw limited trade volumes, brokers also saw increased buying in volatility in anticipation of market gyrations as Mexico gets into the market.
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Mr. Obama mentioned the market several other times during his presidency, but Mr. Furman said he stayed away from commenting on day-to-day gyrations.
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Huge exchange-rate gyrations have also pushed up the price of buying options that might offer some protection against a renewed drop in the pound.
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"Every headline, or rumor can cause intra-day gyrations in core euro zone bonds," said Mathias van der Jeugt, a fixed income strategist at KBC.
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And finally, we'll link this all back to startups, younger technology shops sensitive to changes in market sentiment and repricing due to public market gyrations.
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Kaplan said he did not expect the market gyrations to have repercussions on the economy and described them as a "healthy" corrections from high valuations.
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One-month historical volatility for the S&P 500 index - a measure of daily gyrations - is close to the lowest it has been since October.
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It's tight and claustrophobic and characterized by Bowie's otherworldly gyrations, most of which take place while he's confined to a hospital bed (with buttons for eyes).
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Despite market gyrations, trade wars on several fronts and fears of a recession, the country generated 210,28 new millionaires in the 10 months to mid-803.
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It appears that Rihanna is wearing the $215 bodysuit version (better suited for all those crotch gyrations, obviously), while the T-shirt option is slightly cheaper.
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The wild price gyrations experienced in recent years was cited by the minister as a key problem in harming the forward-looking development of the industry.
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The BOJ has in the past caused market gyrations through policymaker statements that have been incorrectly interpreted by traders as a sign of imminent policy change.
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Recent gyrations in the financing markets are providing non-bank lenders a significant opportunity to leverage the market's illiquidity premium to earn compelling risk-adjusted returns.
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Trading was not restricted to hedging activity as traders also took to the options market trying to profit from the wild gyrations in the stock price.
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"According to the office of Architect of the Capitol: 'Various gyrations and dances are encouraged ... as they are known to result in higher lottery numbers," Rep.
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Chinese retail investors, who tend to buy gold speculatively, have been burnt by domestic stock market gyrations and may be more cautious as domestic growth slows.
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Even after the day's market gyrations, rate futures showed traders were still banking on a Fed rate cut as early as the central bank's December meeting.
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The hefty swing downwards come amid huge gyrations in import volumes in recent months that traders based across China say reflect unpredictable government policies on imports.
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But Boeing's business cycle "transcends the gyrations of the broader economy" because its key driver is the "long-term rise of the global middle class," Cramer said.
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LME stocks look set to fluctuate around the one-million-tonne level with movements both in and out determined primarily by gyrations in short-dated time spreads.
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"They have been trying to sell that business in very difficult environment in Brazil given the political dislocations, the currency gyrations and the economic uncertainty," she said.
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"You're going to see more of these gyrations as investors continue to weigh the Fed move," said Katie Nixon, chief investment officer at Northern Trust Wealth Management.
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The others sit on $350bn of net cash and in most cases are controlled by their founders, who can shrug off slower earnings and share-price gyrations.
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Employment in rural and low-population counties can be exceptionally vulnerable to gyrations in the global economy, said Mark Muro, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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Italian markets have experienced violent gyrations in recent months on fear the coalition government will embark on a spending binge that will worsen the country's debt burden.
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Even as polls show that Trump is holding onto his base support, they also show that the general public is tiring of his hype and wild gyrations.
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Last week's spreads gyrations briefly halted that drift in price but nickel is once again on the back foot, struggling to hold the $12,000 level on Monday.
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Biden's foreign policy gyrations are notorious; he now says he should have reversed his positions and been for the first war with Iraq and against the second.
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Mr. Trump's focus during the midterm campaign on a caravan of migrants overshadowed the positive economic story he had to tell before the latest stock market gyrations.
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The moves helped reverse some of Monday's gyrations, but at 21.3658 yen per dollar the Japanese currency was not back above the 23.6 seen before this week.
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At a wedding in a plush Cairo suburb, a barefoot Alla Kushnir shimmied onto the flower-strewn dance floor, a whirlwind of quivers, twists and furious gyrations.
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In volatility futures markets, bets against stock market gyrations, stood at their lowest level since September last week, data from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission showed.
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But gyrations in Chinese markets coupled with concerns about China's growing influence over Hong Kong had helped make it more likely the bank would stick to London.
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Retirees and those approaching retirement can't diversify away all of the risk in their portfolios, but they can certainly protect some of their savings against market gyrations.
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The recent stock market gyrations should remind us that when seemingly placid markets correct, the downdraft can be powerful, and that placidity can rapidly transform into turbulence.
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Steinmeier told about 1,000 guests at a Deka Bank event in Frankfurt that a new debate was needed about regulating cryptocurrencies, given recent gyrations in their valuations.
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Since the end of 2010, the EU sugar market has been characterized by high and volatile prices, and a shortage of supplies — thus mirroring world market gyrations.
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Fears that UK Prime Minister Theresa May's hard-fought deal could collapse had sent British markets into gyrations not seen since the June 2016 referendum on EU membership.
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Jim Dowd, his recently deceased former PR rep for the show, described the gyrations executives went through as ratings started to drop-- and they had to tell Trump.
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Yet U.S. and European officials — mired in issues ranging from Trump administration immigration gyrations to Brexit — have failed to give this mother of all inflection points enough attention.
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That's how much cash families should aim to set aside to ride out gyrations in their income and expenses, a new analysis from JPMorgan Chase's research arm finds.
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But even if the BoE could cope with immediate market gyrations from Brexit, it would soon face what Mr Saunders called "a major policy dilemma" over interest rates.
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The gyrations in the futures curve are linked closely to traders' perceptions of the availability of seaborne crude once sanctions are re-imposed from early November (tmsnrt.rs/2oZ5MoB).
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Elvis's look plus his gyrations and dancing made him nothing at all like the clean-cut, fairly sexless, nice American boy teenage girls were supposed to long for.
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Its recent gyrations have sparked fears of a repeat of the August currency crisis which led to the lira losing almost 30 percent of its value last year.
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Chris Weston, head of research at Pepperstone Group in Melbourne said investors did not hear what they wanted to from Powell, leading to negative gyrations in equity markets.
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Given President Trump's pledge to prioritize the rolling back of many of the stricter oversight initiatives introduced in recent years, the regulatory gyrations are only expected to continue.
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"These gyrations and inconsistent behavior attest to a manic market on medication," said David A. Rosenberg, chief economist and strategist at Gluskin Sheff, in a note to clients.
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Huge gyrations are a fact of life in stock market crises — "they rip up, and they rip down," he counseled — and the best approach was to be unemotional.
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Since destabilizing policy gyrations in 2015, financial policy has settled down, said Barry Naughton, a professor at the University of California, San Diego, who studies Chinese economic policymaking.
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Working with the Kenzo-designed tour suits as a blueprint, Greenfield used a 3 percent Lycra fabric that would breathe, stretch and withstand the performers' gyrations and perspirations.
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Traders also cautioned markets could be susceptible to bigger-than-usual gyrations as trading volumes are expected to be light ahead of the long Labor day holiday weekend.
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VIX, the most widely followed gauge of expected near-term gyrations for the S&P 500, finished up 1.06 points at 25.58, its highest close in 5233 months.
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Dallas Fed President Robert S. Kaplan said he did not expect the gyrations to have repercussions on the economy and described them as a "healthy" corrections from high valuations.
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VIX, the most widely followed barometer of expected near-term gyrations for the S&P 500, jumped 4.52 points to close at 25.23, its highest close since Feb. 12.
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The first is whether the recent gyrations in the stockmarket were reactive, responding to the recent rise in bond yields, or predictive, in the sense of spotting future trouble.
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Method Design then used that data and built procedural animations and simulations around those funky fresh gyrations, resulting in human-like figures made from feathers, marbles, strings, and fur.
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Traders said a choppy currency market, with the dollar falling roughly 2.5 percent at 102.430 yen after rising to 105.480 earlier, contributed to the gyrations in the stock market.
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The dollar is the world's dominant currency, and the decisions of the Fed and gyrations of Wall Street influence interest rates and the price of equities around the world.
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Rising prices and tight labor markets could threaten economic growth and Trump's uncertain foreign policy plans, trade and tax policies could translate into more stock market gyrations, Ainslie wrote.
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The VIX is derived from the price of S&P 500 options and is an indicator of investors' collective estimate of near-term gyrations for the benchmark stock index.
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Fears that May's hard-fought Brexit deal could collapse sent British financial markets into gyrations not seen since the sell-off following the June 2016 referendum on EU membership.
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Whatever his gyrations, Mr. Trump always does make clear where his heart lies — with the anti-immigrant, nativist and racist signals that he scurrilously employed to build his base.
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For years, Krickstein chafed at the thought of Connors's birthday theatrics and body gyrations, and how behaviorally dismissive he had been of a friendship that began as a mentorship.
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As with Britain's vote in June to leave the European Union, gyrations in government debt and currency markets could mean brisk business for traders of bonds, currencies and commodities.
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That gave a long-term logic for a move to Hong Kong, despite near-term headwinds such as flagging Chinese economic growth and gyrations in the country's stock markets.
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As with Britain's vote in June to leave the European Union, gyrations in government debt and currency markets could mean brisk business for traders of bonds, currencies and commodities.
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While gyrations in Uber's share price are unlikely to alter Son's thesis, the company's mounting losses and unclear path towards financial stability are proving unappealing to public market investors.
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While the market gyrations are likely to drown out some of the potential impact from next week's results, some corners are already feeling the effects of Sanders' recent success.
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The nations studied here won independence between 1957 and 1964, and a massive timeline maps their economic gyrations, stumbles toward democracy, and soccer successes from liberation to the present.
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The probability was last higher at nearly 210 percent in January 243, following another market sell-off, showing how sensitive the outlook for survey respondents can be to market gyrations.
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It would also have been easy to miss the possible political symbolism in J. Lo and Shakira's halftime show with its explosion of hip gyrations, pole dancing and Latin rhythms.
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Regardless of whether VXX's strong performance is a portent of trouble for stocks next year, higher levels of daily stock gyrations should draw more investors to the ETN, analysts said.
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The Cboe Volatility Index, better known as the VIX and the most widely followed barometer of expected near-term stock market gyrations, spiked up to 14.14.66, its highest since August.
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Estimates are coming down as RH's high-end, highly discretionary product falls victim to signs of a slowing economy and stock market gyrations and weakness in high-end housing trends.
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That helped to attract institutional investors, who tend to shrug off market gyrations and like to buy assets when they are cheap, says Jan Dehn of Ashmore, a fund manager.
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The revision underscored the dairy firm's vulnerability to global commodity price gyrations, even as it made a concerted effort to move more of its production into value-added branded products.
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Scientists carefully watched and photographed 50 male and 50 female birds during the mating season in the Camargue, in southern France, recording the type, timing and frequency of their gyrations.
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The stock market's gyrations are not likely to have a tangible effect on the housing market — at least not right now, according to Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics.
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And with William M. Weidemeyer, the superintendent of House office buildings, encouraging "various gyrations, dances and visible praying" for extra luck — nothing was too much to appease the lottery gods.
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His gyrations over China -- from fury to adopting a softly softly approach and buttering up Chinese President Xi Jinping -- have left his strategy on the trade war mired in confusion.
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A global investment craze over bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in the last year has seen wild gyrations in their valuations, making fortunes for some investors, while others have lost heavily.
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The CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX, closed at 27.01 on Friday, its highest since late September, and VIX futures show an ongoing inversion, meaning investors expect more near-term gyrations.
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In financial markets, the report noted that valuations are still high even with recent gyrations that took the major indexes into correction territory, with more than 10 percent losses each.
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Hochstein said such OPEC-led oil price gyrations can be dangerous for at least six oil-producing countries whose economies, services, and social safety nets are built around oil revenues.
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Kik also attributed the lower-than-expected fund-raising figure to the volatility of the crypto-currency market over the last two weeks, during which bitcoin has seen sharp price gyrations.
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The Cboe Volatility Index, the most widely followed barometer of expected near-term gyrations for the S&P 1, closed down 5.953 point at 25.95, its lowest close since late January.
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With all these gyrations, one question looms for senators now that Shelton is coming up for a confirmation hearing before the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday: Which Shelton will show up?
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That carries risks for Mr. Trump, who spent the first year of his presidency as a stock-market cheerleader but in recent months has been mostly silent about the market's gyrations.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The big uptick in stock market gyrations this year has made a surprise winner out of a trade that has rarely delivered a win - buying and holding volatility.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's most recent push to impose duties on imports from China have triggered fears of a global trade war and have fueled wild market gyrations in recent weeks.
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Well-intentioned efforts to avoid another financial crisis have put the banking system in a straitjacket, discouraging lending and reducing liquidity on trading desks, which has contributed mightily to market gyrations.
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The Cboe Volatility Index, the most widely followed gauge of expected near-term gyrations for the S&P 500, finished up 2.89 points at 24.52, its highest close in seven weeks.
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Of course, savers shouldn't peg a Roth-conversion decision solely to stock-market gyrations — doing so would be like trying to time the market, which is a fool's errand, experts said.
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Slowdowns often come alongside gyrations in financial markets, and that is certainly happening this time around: The stock market has wavered since the start of Mr. Trump's trade dispute with China.
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"So here's the bottom line: while Harvey dominates the headlines, takeovers and an accelerated iPhone launch explain a lot more of today's gyrations than the storm of the decade," Cramer said.
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One Hong Kong newspaper, the South China Morning Post, which is owned by the mainland's Alibaba Group, said that Mr. Xiao was "assisting investigations" into China's stock market gyrations in 2015.
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An investor who's approaching retirement might be more interested in protecting themselves from market gyrations while a younger investor might have a stronger stomach for risk and higher returns over time.
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You gotta see this -- Doug is rendered speechless by the gyrations he witnesses on the streets of New York, and doesn't seem like he's too interested in recreating them for America.
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Fears May's hard-fought deal could collapse has sent British markets into gyrations not seen since the June 2016 referendum on EU membership, but on Thursday she promised to fight for it.
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The brightest argument, then, may be that the market's ups and downs are just the typical gyrations that nonetheless have been absent for much of the bull run that began in 2009.
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Here are a few observations on how the surprising vote could filter into Wall Street: U.S. banks are stable and market moves are so far well within the range of manageable gyrations.
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The Cboe Volatility Index, the most widely followed barometer of expected near-term gyrations for the S&P 500, jumped 4.52 points to close at 25.23, its highest close since Feb. 12.
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What Trump may not realize is that after all the campaigning is over, a president's influence comes not from any gyrations of his charisma but from the accumulated legitimacy of the office.
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"We are looking at a mixed to lower session today as investors assess events that could cause some gyrations," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial in New York.
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At the same time, tremors had developed in funding markets, the plumbing of financial markets in which cash flows between banks, as fears over the coronavirus economic caused gyrations across Wall Street.
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The CBOE Volatility Index, the most widely followed gauge of expected near-term gyrations for the S&P 500, finished down 3.55 points at 16.36, its lowest close in about a month.
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First, if you're trying to make sense of the stock market, I discuss its gyrations on the new episode of the Slate Political Gabfest, with Emily Bazelon, John Dickerson and David Plotz.
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China, which was the original epicenter of the outbreak and faced its health consequences first, has seen massive gyrations in its markets as investors learned the scope and scale of the pandemic.
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But others tell us they see the huge market gyrations and all the downstream effects of the novel coronavirus creating a great environment for long-term bets in the coming weeks. Why?
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But he feels it must be liberated from its self-appointed guardians: people like the film's steely dance teacher who insists, implausibly, that there is nothing sensual about the gyrations he demands.
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Yet the 226 paintings at Tate Britain, the oldest from 1962 and the newest completed last year, do suggest the breadth of Mr. Bowling's career and its gyrations of style and orientation.
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There has been increased investor interest in AMD since the beginning of the month, with options drawing large trades that appeared to be betting on increased near-term gyrations in the shares.
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While markets walked back some of their early gyrations, DBS warned it was "too early to let down your guard," citing the need to watch for responses from the U.S. and China.
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The tumbles over the last two weeks have little to do with the pro-democracy demonstrations that have subsumed Hong Kong for five months and sometimes caused gyrations in the local market.
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Growth this year is seen bolstered by a $1.5 trillion income tax cut package and increased government spending, which economists say will offset some of the impact from the stock market's gyrations.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The Australian and New Zealand dollars are likely to stay resilient this year, a Reuters poll showed, even as fears of a global trade war spark wild gyrations in currency markets.
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Hurricane Matthew's immediate effect on fuel markets is expected to be limited, but gasoline prices could whipsaw in the coming weeks as the storm causes gyrations in supply and demand in the Southeast.
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The focus was on whether there would be sufficient investor demand for 700 billion yen ($6.29 billion) of 30-year JGBs which the finance ministry will auction on Thursday following recent market gyrations.
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At face value the mood seems justified as many negative factors (China's financial gyrations, volatility in oil prices, weaker growth in the U.S, and new clouts over Europe's banks and debts) are colluding.
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A global investment craze over bitcoin BTC=BTSP and other virtual currencies in the last year has seen wild gyrations in their valuations, making fortunes for some investors while others have lost heavily.
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You can hear urgent beeping as the plane radio warns of incoming surface-to-air missiles, called SA-2s, and watch the plane's gyrations as the pilot attempts (successfully) to dodge the missiles.
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But in the meantime, we should expect to see ongoing gyrations in the monthly wage readings, even as the payroll figures quiet down and cling more closely to the underlying trend going forward.
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Weighed down by Trump's blistering accusations and surprised by the unpredictable gyrations of Democratic rivals on his left, Biden is challenged daily to run a nimble campaign while also sticking to a strategy.
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Its rising popularity has prompted global exchanges such as the Cboe to launch futures contracts, a move market participants said will bring in more institutional investors and curb gyrations in the volatile cryptocurrency.
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Chinese customs data shows the gyrations in the nickel market, with imports of ores and concentrates down 11 percent in the first quarter from the same period last year to 3.03 million tonnes.
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Stock market gyrations have ground the IPO market to a halt, with several companies announcing plans to either withdraw or delay their public offerings, including Station Casinos, Nordic Realty Trust and Elevate Credit.
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Her droll, perfunctory gyrations and sketchy device to bust a dealer in stolen goods are worth noting, but these are upstaged by the wealth of scenes shot in the long-gone Steeplechase Park.
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Indications of further stimulus efforts by some governments helped reverse some of Monday's gyrations, but at 22 yen per dollar the Japanese currency was not back above the 21.3694 seen before this week.
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Aware of the historical gyrations in revenue collections, he regularly insists on building up a rainy-day fund so the state has a financial buffer to get it through the next inevitable recession.
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Global smelter profitability is once again beholden to the gyrations of the alumina price with still little evidence that such volatility is being hedged in either the CME Group's or LME's new futures contracts.
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When the Fed starts to tighten interest rates, you have your mid-cycle correction — that's what we've had over the last year, the very wide gyrations — and now we're breaking out to the upside.
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Wall Street pessimists who focus on overcapacity and business cycle gyrations in the cruise industry are missing the bigger picture, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings President and CEO Frank Del Rio told Cramer on Thursday.
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Brevan Howard's Master fund gained 2.44 percent in January, and the wider industry has benefited from trading opportunities tied to gyrations in equity markets and the prospect of further Federal Reserve interest rate increases.
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The slowdown in the world's second largest economy, coupled with gyrations in the yuan and China's stock markets, has cast a pall on global commodity prices and unnerved investors from Tokyo to New York.
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It is a rare comment from an investor who typically looks through stock gyrations based on faith in fundamentals, but in this trading environment even active managers are being hit by large stock moves.
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But the proverbial Ferraris of investing - paid big to beat the market or protect from its gyrations - have so far shown little sign of curtailing their lavish spending on compensation, offices and employee perks.
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The newest way to bet on bitcoin, the cryptocurrency that has taken Wall Street by storm with its stratospheric price rise and wild daily gyrations, will arrive on Sunday when bitcoin futures start trading.
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"As you can see from the gyrations on the currency markets, the one thing that is for sure is that if you vote to go there will be several years of uncertainty," Blair said.
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Gold is traditionally used as a safe investment during political and economic uncertainty, but the threat of a global trade war and gyrations on world stock markets have so far failed to lift prices.
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Even so, it appears the deep level of fear that has set in on Wall Street — as weeks of market gyrations have wiped trillions of dollars of wealth — has also permeated people's personal lives.
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The impact on the real world, meanwhile, is less dramatic than the gyrations of the stock market, but it points clearly toward higher taxes on most Americans and an unsettling environment for business investment.
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To understand where the cryptocurrency is going, he takes a look beneath the price gyrations and examines how people are actually using the technology — for speculative transactions and criminal transactions and by the oppressed.
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The dollar traded at 106.33 yen, bouncing back from Monday's low of 105.15, but still down 1.6% so far this week, The euro last stood at $1.1167, little changed after wild gyrations on Monday.
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While the spread of the coronavirus has been a catalyst, nobody knows exactly why the market moved the way it did, including whether underlying economic troubles are contributing to the severity of the gyrations.
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Authorities have been taking steps in recent days to support the yuan, in the onshore and offshore markets, as gyrations last year unnerved global financial markets and revived concerns over the health of China's economy.
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VILNIUS (Reuters) - The political situation in Italy should not pose a threat to the euro zone despite the gyrations it is causing on financial markets, European Central Bank rate setter Vitas Vasiliauskas said on Monday.
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Robust corporate earnings, encouraging economic growth and a view that world central banks are available to rescue markets if trouble strikes, have helped mute stock market gyrations and spell success for those betting on calm.
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In fact, although everyone would like to know where the current gyrations will take us, the unpleasant truth is that there is simply no reliable way to foretell the short-term path of the market.
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The index fell 4.3 percent for the week, tracking weakness in most global equity markets as the new year kicked off with wild gyrations in the Chinese stock market, which fanned fears of broader malaise.
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But the bank will stick with its plan to invest more in its Chinese business and double its number of clients there, despite the country's slowing economic growth and wild gyrations in its stock market.
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Other luxury groups that expanded rapidly in mainland China such as Gucci and LVMH have also suffered from the economic uncertainty there, and violent stock market gyrations so far this year will not have helped.
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Gyrations in Chinese markets coupled with concerns about China's increasing influence over Hong Kong and its independent status meant it was seen as increasingly likely in recent months that the bank would stick in London.
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The wildest routines—such as a straitjacketed Rabbit twitching to "Livin' la Vida Loca" as flames shoot up, or some Fosse-esque gyrations by one-eyed monsters—do have a giddy, "Laugh-In" camp appeal.
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Benjamin likens her insomnia to a sad, coked-up old swinger who doesn't want the party to end and insists on keeping her out on the dance floor, swaying along unhappily to his mortifying gyrations.
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" Asked if he expected more gyrations in the stock market, he responded:"No, I think — I think, you know, a lot of people are staying here and they're going to be doing their business here.
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By placating the far right on immigration, embracing his instincts on foreign policy and unnerving investors with his trade wars and policy gyrations, Mr. Trump is elevating the nativist and noninterventionist elements of his party.
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But the drastic sell-off on Friday and Monday demonstrated why most presidents scrupulously avoid talking about short-term gyrations in share prices: If you live by the Dow, you may die by the Dow.
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But the reality is that the gyrations in the media industry in Manhattan are entirely avoidable by focusing on users, getting the basics right, using feedback properly, and being sure to walk before you run.
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Trump's gyrations on Iran are similar to his reversals on Syria: Trump said that he would pull all American soldiers out of Syria on two occasions in the past year, only to reverse himself twice.
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Still a mercurial and easily offended provocateur capable of head-spinning gyrations in policy and politics, Mr. Trump nonetheless at times has adapted his approach to both the job and the momentous challenges it entails.
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The intricate manipulations Beethoven gives his themes in the symphony's finale are nothing compared to the gnarly gyrations of the piano variations, which Mr. Denk, 48, dispatched with a winning combination of pluck and intensity.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly praised Wall Street gains during his first year in office, on Wednesday dismissed recent market gyrations, saying stocks should not be falling amid strong economic news.
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It is important to look past some of the gyrations in the market and stay focused on the productivity and long-term profitability likely to be realized by those companies enabling and embracing this next revolution.
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Given that the dollar's gyrations have significant spillover in international markets, it raises the question of how frontier markets, many of which are reliant on exports, will respond if their currencies turn volatile under Trump's policies.
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But being public is a hassle and it is expensive: quarterly financial reports, daily gyrations of the share price, meetings with Wall Street analysts and public investors and greater legal liability for misstatements to the public.
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Despite these oil price gyrations the rouble has been relatively stable, which analysts said showed that the forex market has found an equilibrium based on the need for companies to accumulate roubles for approaching dividend payments.
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But the possibility of major losses if the bubble bursts and wild gyrations of 21-30 percent in a single day have instilled a sense of urgency among policymakers to come up with a regulatory response.
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Meanwhile, a potential dilution of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement process in the political gyrations of the 2020 U.S. presidential election race if U.S. lawmakers do not ratify it soon also weighs on the outlook.
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You can explain most of the gyrations in oil this year by the U.S. dollar, not the swings in fundamentals, Adam Longson, Morgan Stanley head of energy commodity research, said on CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Tuesday.
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Alice's temporal gyrations between present and past as she dives in and out of the liquid mirror give "Through the Looking Glass" a jarring whiz-bang momentum that intensifies and accelerates as the movie hurtles along.
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Taking advantage of market gyrations could be a salve for ADM and its rivals Bunge Ltd and Cargill Inc, as they cope with the risks to exports posed by the wave of trade protectionism, analysts said.
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The Japanese group, which last week reported a $6.5 billion quarterly operating loss, is therefore more sensitive to stock-market gyrations than early-stage investors like London's Balderton Capital, California's Fusion Fund or White Star Capital.
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If the January's U.S. consumer price index due Wednesday from the U.S. Labor Department, and the producer price index the next day, come in higher than the market anticipates, that could spur further gyrations in stocks.
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Market experts peg the relative tranquility in stock market gyrations to a mix of factors including an upbeat macro-economic backdrop and the lack of any big risky events that could potentially rock the volatility boat.
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Far fewer workers in the private sector are retiring with lifetime "defined benefit" pensions; many more will rely on a fragile, unstable, highly unequal "defined contribution" system of individual retirement accounts linked to stock market gyrations.
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In a document updated on Wednesday, it set out additional urgent measures that it proposes to mitigate a no-deal Brexit, signaling that Brussels considers that scenario to be likely despite the political gyrations in London.
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In the Gulf Coast spot market which impacts wholesale prices, gasoline made wild gyrations Friday, spiking to $1.73 per gallon but ending the day near $1.62 per gallon, still 12 cents above Tuesday's level, Kloza said.
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While most people are in agony over their plunging net worth amid stock market gyrations due to the coronavirus, those who are in the FIRE movement — that's "financial independence, retire early" — have their eye on bargains.
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We are now exactly as far removed in time from the 1986 release of Heavy Metal Parking Lot as its sleeveless truants and zebra-print daytrippers were from Elvis Presley's gyrations on The Milton Berle Show.
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"If you are actually invested for the longer term in individual stocks, maybe then focus on the business, focus on the fundamentals, and don't get distracted by the gyrations and the day-to-day movements," he said.
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However, contract prices are by their very nature cushioned from spot market gyrations and as they failed to match the spot price spike of 2015-2016, they are now unlikely fully to track it on the downside.
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The dog days of summer have lived up to their sleepy reputation this year as far as U.S. stocks are concerned, but market gyrations could soon pick up as a traditionally more volatile time of year looms.
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"We did not aim to do something that would impact the currency market, and there were no large gyrations, so in that sense we're satisfied so far," Olsen told Reuters on the sidelines of a business conference.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A widely followed gauge of expected near-term stock price gyrations perked up on Tuesday to a six-week high as traders took to the equity options market to pick up some protective contracts.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Even as U.S. stocks remain near highs and daily gyrations for stock prices are the most subdued in more than half a century, some options-based measures point to investors positioning for increased volatility.
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The civilian gun market, with all of its politics- and event-driven gyrations of supply and demand, is woven into this stable core of the global military small arms market the way vines weave through a trellis.
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Administration officials said that recent gyrations in the stock market, the interest rate increase and the layoffs announced by General Motors this week have added to a desire for something Mr. Trump can claim as a victory.
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The president has been criticized for singling out other companies for criticism, like Boeing and Lockheed Martin, prompting gyrations in their stock prices, but those controversies had to do with government contracts, not his family's own fortunes.
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Besides Mr. Barris's manic hosting style, the show was known for the awkward gyrations of Gene Gene the Dancing Machine and the groan-inducing jokes of the Unknown Comic, who wore a paper bag over his head.
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Market gyrations returned to forex trading in early 2018 after years of calmer markets, as investors ramped up bets on a weaker dollar and uncertainty about the end of the era of cheap money briefly stoked volatility.
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Financial pundits are already blaming the tariffs for the most recent stock market sell-off, when in fact the market's gyrations and the tensions over trade are both symptoms of the darkening mood rather than its cause.
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Granny Lydiato Chris Schonberger When I couldn't relate to what he was referring to, I was still entertained looking at the cross and bird tattoos on his face and watching his gyrations trying to deal with the burning.
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That will allow Russia to put aside enough money to "protect our economy from any gyrations caused by the situation on oil markets or from any fallout from sanctions which might be introduced on our country," said Makarov.
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Even more impressive than the acrobatic stunts on display are the gyrations performed behind the scenes by Robert Iger, chairman of the Walt Disney Company, to ensure that his firm's vast investment in China brings equally huge rewards.
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Market gyrations before the vote, which takes place on Thursday, may make it look as if they are in line for a repeat of the huge profits made following the pound's 1992 exit from the Exchange Rate Mechanism.
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A $60 billion investing firm unveils 7-year forecasts for a wide range of assets — and explains why emerging markets are a trader's best betIt's easy to get caught up in the day in, day out market gyrations.
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With so many substantive reasons to criticize Ocasio-Cortez, from her socialist pipe dreams to her disdain for basic facts, conservatives do not have the time, much less the inclination, to attack her over some innocent collegiate gyrations.
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"These monthly gyrations have also wreaked havoc with the year‐over‐year advances, which have swung from as high as 2.9 percent in December to 2.5 percent in May, the lowest reading in over a year," Stanley said.
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Islamic finance is seen as a more stable alternative to the conventional banking system and therefore appealed to borrowers still haunted by the gyrations in global bond and equity markets when the U.S. housing bubble burst, they added.
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For now, he said, stock market gyrations in China have not affected his view of the U.S. economy or outlook for monetary policy, though he said he is watching closely developments in foreign economies and in the dollar.
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If the January's U.S. consumer price index due next Wednesday from the U.S. Labor Department, and the producer price index the next day, come in higher than the market anticipates, brace for more selling and gyrations for stocks.
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During that period, South Korea's government moved quickly to push new regulations and clamp down on the spread of blockchain, which caused large gyrations in the price of Bitcoin as investors observed how the country's investors would react.
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From the gross pre-election misjudgments to postelection bafflement, the best pundits are at a loss to accurately anticipate his response to matters like North Korean military aggressiveness or his moment-by-moment political gyrations and opinion reversals.
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The Federal Reserve will stick to its plan for "steady, gradual" interest-rate increases, a Fed policymaker said Wednesday despite market gyrations and strong data on U.S. wage growth that has bond traders pricing in faster rising inflation.
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"Given that U.S. markets are now in correction territory, it's likely that the most severe gyrations will hopefully have passed," said Kerry Craig, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, in a research note on Friday morning.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mutual funds pitched to retail investors as hedge funds for the everyman promise to shield them from market gyrations, but many in 28 proved just as exposed to market risks as their plain-vanilla counterparts.
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They argue that, even while gyrations in the stock market command headlines, the potential for farmers and people in related industries to be hurt by rising trade tensions has serious and often overlooked consequences — both economically and politically.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Months of subdued U.S. stock market gyrations seemed to relegate options hedging into a futile and expensive trade, but last week's huge spike in equity market turbulence quickly reminded investors of the virtues of defensive options.
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Gyrations in the dollar can have a big impact too, but there also tend to be hangovers after big central banks that are not the U.S. Federal reserve announce long-anticipated stimulus injections, something expected from Japan on Friday.
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Global output, as reflected in measures of purchasing managers' activity, bounced along with market gyrations, sinking in 2015 and lurching upward in 3003 before falling this year to levels not seen since the depths of the euro-area crisis.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The striking calm in foreign exchange markets in recent months has led some U.S. multinational companies to scale back on guarding against currency gyrations, potentially leaving them vulnerable if volatility rebounds from near five-year lows.
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For weeks, analysts have speculated that Tesla has seen a marked drop in sales since the beginning of the year, and the electric-car maker's recent gyrations on price cuts and cost-saving initiatives have only bolstered their suspicions.
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Attention remained fixed on the gyrations of China's yuan and a fall in oil prices to $30 a barrel, a morning recovery for crude helping wipe away initial falls for the Norwegian crown and Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollars.
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NEW YORK, May 9 (Reuters) - The striking calm in foreign exchange markets in recent months has led some U.S. multinational companies to scale back on guarding against currency gyrations, potentially leaving them vulnerable if volatility rebounds from near five-year lows.
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While pipeline operators derive profit from long-term contracts not linked to commodity price gyrations, the dip in oil prices in recent years has nonetheless weighed on the sector, said Tamar Essner, director of energy and utilities at Nasdaq Corporate Solutions.
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With his wealth tied up largely in Square's stock and the gyrations in Square's share price, Mr. Dorsey slipped from being a billionaire to becoming a mere multimillionaire on Wednesday, at least for a spell, according to calculations from Forbes.
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"Going forward, emerging market economy (EME) central banks will need to further develop their toolbox for dealing with the challenges of exchange rate and capital flow gyrations," Carstens was due to say in a speech at the London School of Economics.
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In 2008, the Karachi Stock Exchange was demoted to frontier market status, from emerging market, by MSCI after the exchange had imposed a market floor rule, which prevented shares from falling, in response to gyrations caused by the global financial crisis.
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He's spent two to three hours a night for months "pixel-knitting"—Ichwandardi 's term for his zen illustration method—each frame of Glover's hypnotic gyrations using a 1970's Summagraphics Tablet connected to a 1984 Macintosh 128k's MacPaint program.
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"As February comes to a close, large gyrations experienced during the month could very well spill into next month as topic of rates dominates," Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial in New York, wrote in a note.
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If you're already beyond the days of earning a paycheck or nearing that time, advisors say part of your portfolio should be protected from market gyrations to help prevent you from selling stocks at a depressed price when you need income.
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He's gotten some flack for his over-the-top stage gyrations, but I'd rather watch someone go all out with spins and high kicks and pogos than see yet another bunch of long-haired grumps stare grimly down at their fretboards.
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All too often, investors seem to forget that there's an actual business underlying that fluctuating stock ticker — and market gyrations are exponentially harder to stomach if your focus is 100% on the stock price, and 0% on the underlying business.
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Lurking behind the daily gyrations of the stock market is a deeper story about the threat coronavirus carries to the global economy — a story that Congress needs to understand and act on now to stave off a potentially devastating recession.
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"When the U.S. and China fight, nobody wins, as the past year's market gyrations, lost deals and strained diplomatic ties have made abundantly clear," said Peter Robinson, the president of the United States Council for International Business, which represents global companies.
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But Mr. Trump, who blames the Fed's recent interest rate increases for the market gyrations, said "the only problem our economy has is the Fed," an assertion that exacerbated the worst sell-off on Wall Street since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Still, as the markets follow the gyrations of a news cycle driven by the U.S. response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has now infected more than 6,500 people in the U.S., volatility is going to be the new normal.
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The net outcome of this year's policy gyrations is that between them the two countries produced 223,000 tonnes of nickel in the first months of this year, up from 184,000 tonnes in the same period of 2016, according to the INSG.
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CHINA'S IMPORTS BOOM The gyrations in LME stocks may be more about LME spreads than fundamental dynamics, but they have nevertheless allayed any fears of an imminent supply shortfall after Indonesia brought forward a ban on the export of nickel ore.
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The frenetic action in the currency market was matched by some sharp gyrations in the country's stock markets, which recovered from early losses to close solidly higher amid reports of the imminent release of detailed rules governing the wealth management industry.
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After the Dow Jones industrial average surpassed the 20,000 mark on Wednesday, Mr. Trump's staff-managed official Twitter account sent out a message declaring it "Great!" even though other presidents made it a policy not to comment on daily market gyrations.
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" I spoke with him again a few days ago, when he added that "the gyrations that kids have to do to get in" to schools like Swarthmore has taught them that "the measure of success is the badge you get.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. stock market's main gauge of investor anxiety closed at the lowest level in over two decades on Monday as equities show no break from the small daily gyrations that have characterized the market over the last several months.
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" Working with an investment professional can help investors manage their emotions over market gyrations and keep their eyes on the long-term investing prize, noted Tom Stringfellow, president of Frost Investment Advisors, who described current market conditions as a "rolling correction period.
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The Total Stock Market Index Fund manager didn't rule out that index funds and ETFs could in theory contribute to market gyrations, but said that in reality the current breakdown of passive versus active assets in the market doesn't support these fears.
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The big question now is whether these gyrations quickly dissipate, as with so many similar spikes over the past year, or whether current events were a trigger for a more durable correction to one of the longest-running bull markets in history.
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While these days are still some of the biggest in terms of volume in options and stocks, technological advances and the availability of weekly options have robbed the day of some of its power to cause stock market gyrations, market watchers say.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - World stocks will keep rising over the coming year, according to the latest Reuters polls of strategists, but wild gyrations are likely in the lift from expected central bank policy easing and drag from developments in the U.S.-China trade war.
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Not if one is guided by history: If you smooth out for monthly gyrations and take a 3-month average, the number of jobs increased by 140,000, well below the 211,103 during the same months in 2018, and the least in two years.
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Mr. Trump has already broken with tradition by singling out companies for criticism, like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, automakers and news organizations, sometimes causing gyrations in their stock prices and prompting debates about whether corporations would tailor their conduct to suit a bellicose president.
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"We are putting more investments into the UK despite Brexit, the perception of North Sea as being very mature and dying and oil price gyrations," Al Cook, Equinor's executive vice president for strategy, told Reuters, speaking before the vote Brexit vote was postponed.
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The past two sessions' gyrations may be indicative of what is in store for the next several days as the quarterly earnings season winds down and traders focus on macroeconomic data, said Eric Wiegand, senior portfolio manager at U.S. Bank's Private Client Reserve.
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The moves will stir the debate over the role of speculators, who have caused wild gyrations in everything from steel to eggs to corn in recent years, as well as the heavy-handed intervention by regulators which may scare off some players.
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"Really stick with domestic demand areas of the market that have much more stable earnings and are not going to be whipsawed by macro gyrations outside of Japan," she said, tipping internet-related and biotech plays, as well as the food and beverage sector.
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" Asked about the most recent spike in oil prices to a two-year high this month he said, "I am not distracted by short-term gyrations in prices and I certainly don't spend time looking at hedge funds and the flows into financial investment instruments.
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The inverse volatility product XIV, while having doubled in price this year, logged an 11.4 percent decline in August as stock gyrations picked up briefly amid escalating worries about the ability of the administration of President Donald Trump to push through its economic agenda.
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But similar market gyrations could become more frequent among important currencies, given the pound's two large drops so far this year against the dollar, and the Swiss franc's surge against the dollar in January 2015 after the Swiss National Bank abandoned its euro peg.
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Mr. Tapper has spent the last four years working on the novel — a seeming eternity for someone whose metabolism is attuned to the wild gyrations of the 24-hour news cycle, during one of the most volatile and unpredictable eras in the nation's political history.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Muted gyrations in foreign exchange markets has turned companies complacent about hedging currency risks, and as the third-quarter earnings season gets underway investors should brace for U.S. companies to report sizeable negative impacts due to the stronger U.S. dollar, analysts warned.
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The suspension of those outbound investment schemes came after gyrations in Chinese stock and currency markets in 2015 prompted a capital flight that led Beijing to burn its vast foreign exchange reserves by nearly $1 trillion to shore up the yuan and reduce outflows.
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Quoting directly from the document, here are some of Bogle's words of advice: "Over the long run, the growth trends in our economy and financial markets have been solidly upward, despite the gyrations and uncertainty we inevitably experience as the years roll by," Bogle concluded.
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Concerns about the inability of major economies to generate any amount of inflation have driven financial markets through wild gyrations over the past year, despite the fact U.S. stocks are now near record highs and sovereign bond yields are near record lows almost everywhere.
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The survey, taken during a period of extreme gyrations in global financial markets, also found it was a close call for economists on whether the ECB would hike its main refinancing rate in a year's time, and it may be pushed into early 20.4.
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"The election is a straight-up risk event with a defined date, much like Brexit, so the cautious view is to anticipate some gyrations in markets," said Shehriyar Antia, a former senior analyst at the New York Fed who later founded Macro Insight Group.
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Forward interest rate markets magnified these verbal gyrations: Two-years-forward overnight interest rates moved from 2628 percent in January 28500 to a high of 6900 percent in October before moving all the way back to 2628 percent at the beginning of January 28503.
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Hersey is often regarded as a progenitor of the New Journalism of the 222s and 1970s, but he couldn't be further from the antic gyrations of Tom Wolfe, Hunter S. Thompson, or Michael Herr, or even the brilliantly rococo self-dramatizations of Joan Didion.
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NEW YORK, May 8 (Reuters) - The U.S. stock market's main gauge of investor anxiety closed at the lowest level in over two decades on Monday as equities show no break from the small daily gyrations that have characterized the market over the last several months.
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Weak real estate prices and the gyrations of the stock market, which plunged as much as 40 percent in a summer meltdown last year and has tumbled around 17 percent so far this year, have only encouraged the trend to seek better returns elsewhere.
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The S&P 500 Index gained 20153 percent, with dividends, but many investors were burned during a volatile year that included a rout in the junk bonds of energy companies, plummeting healthcare stocks, and market gyrations pushed by fears of a Chinese economic slowdown.
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This long-term chart of the ratio of the price of S&P 500 stocks to the earnings of S&P 500 companies makes the point pretty clearly: There are big waves of optimism and pessimism and lots of little gyrations within those waves.
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Friday that Microsoft's Japanese division experimentally eliminated from the workweek for one month in summer 2019, resulting in a 39.9 percent spike in labor productivity, the panegyric gyrations of tech journalists everywhere, and—I suspect—a cascade of Silicon Valley copycats clamoring to follow suit.
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But while the Vegas festivities featured heads poking out of the top of limos, bubbly toasts, and stage gyrations at a strip revue (This Is Us and Magic Mike Live, two things you probably weren't expecting to see together), it wasn't all fun and grinding games.
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Confusion over Trump's plans for the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), which requires increasing volumes of biofuels to be added to gasoline and diesel each year, triggered gyrations in the energy and agricultural markets this week and reopened questions about Icahn's role shaping the president's regulatory policy.
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" Read More Saut expects bottom next week, then stock rally "I always feel it's best to smooth out the monthly gyrations of payroll data and today's number brings the 9.093 month average to 222k, the 6 month average to 212k and the 20.6 month average to 23k.
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While there is the usual stress over the market's gyrations, this time it is coupled with an even greater unease about what the future will hold for London as a financial capital, amid repeated warnings that tens of thousands of jobs will move to continental Europe.
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These gyrations in view in such a short space of time have to raise the basic question as to whether over the past few months the global economic outlook has really moved around in a way remotely paralleling the way that the Fed's views have changed.
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The stock market's sub-par performance when the world's biggest soccer tournament is going on could also be a function of stock traders being more interested in the dazzling ball-handling skills of Argentina's Lionel Messi and Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo than the dizzying gyrations of the Dow.
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The gyrations in the stock market, the rise in interest rates and thousands of layoffs announced by General Motors this week have all rattled Mr. Trump, officials said, fueling his desire to emerge from his meal with Mr. Xi with something he can claim as a victory.
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I think the important point here is, overall stability is important-, SI: And it's not about short-term volatility or gyrations, and I think that's really the focus that we have-, SI: To ensure that our region remains a stable place, for investors and for businesses.
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"Gold's lack of momentum despite an escalating trade war, raised concerns about stability in the Middle East, recent stock market gyrations and bond yields near an 18-month low have left potential investors frustrated and sidelined," Saxo Bank commodity strategist Ole Hansen said in a note on Monday.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Aug 16 (Reuters) - The recent gyrations in the world economy around Turkey's currency and the escalating U.S.-China trade dispute have taken a toll on commodity prices, especially industrial metals.
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Prices of the steel-making material have since come off, but China-originating global price gyrations underscore how far the country has come in pricing power on both the spot and in the futures market, particularly for heavily-traded products like copper, which is regarded as a barometer of economic health.
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The bank hopes the market makers, dealers who agree to buy and sell at set prices, would bolster liquidity in the exchange market to help avoid the sharp gyrations the peso has suffered in recent weeks when it hit a record low of 42.5 pesos per dollar in thin trading.
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The gyrations in China's stock markets, an unexpected devaluation of in August and sharp falls in currency reserves rattled global markets, raising concerns about the health of the economy and Beijing's ability to steer the country through both a protracted slowdown in growth and a shift away from manufacturing towards services.
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With many experts predicting increased market turmoil, the new AH Fund is being pitched to investors as a chance for Howard to once again profit from global macroeconomic gyrations and their effect on government bonds and other highly liquid securities, according to five additional people familiar with the new fund.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The exclusive club of Americas-based hedge funds managing more than $238 billion in assets shrunk a bit in 214.21 after market gyrations in the second half of the year took a bite out of returns and prompted some investors to pull money, data released on Wednesday show.
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But it is playing catch up to hometown rival General Motors and German luxury brands including Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz, which have invested heavily in Chinese production in recent years as a form of insurance against trade, political and currency gyrations and to lower price points for their premium cars.
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"While the solid shape of the U.S. economy and the prospect of some fiscal stimulus make a more compelling case for a tighter stance of monetary policy and a stronger dollar over the coming months, the recent political gyrations in Europe will continue to weigh on euro and sterling," the bank said.
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The gyrations in China's stock markets, an unexpected devaluation of the yuan in August and sharp falls in currency reserves rattled global markets, raising concerns about the health of the economy and Beijing's ability to steer the country through both a protracted slowdown in growth and a shift away from manufacturing toward services.
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But it is playing catch up to hometown rival General Motors Co and German luxury brands including Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz, which have invested heavily in Chinese production in recent years as a form of insurance against trade, political and currency gyrations and to lower price points for their premium cars.
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The scene in which Chan, who did all of his own stunts, employs the handle of an umbrella to hang on to a moving bus is easier to describe than the gyrations he uses to confound six bad guys armed with clubs or ride a large shopping mall chandelier down to the ground.
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That doesn't mean the market won't have 5% to 10% gyrations over the next couple of months both up and down, whenever it becomes hysterical about a rise in COVID-19 cases, unemployment claims, or an earnings' warning, but it feels as if there should be ample bargains to lure investors back at that point.
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"All of the gyrations that you read about in the press and the drama that you read about in other cases, we can certainly fall victim to a lot of those things if we are distracted by the news cycle or things that are short-term by nature," Pinterest Chief Financial Officer Todd Morgenfeld said.
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"All of the gyrations that you read about in the press and the drama that you read about in other cases, we can certainly fall victim to a lot of those things if we are distracted by the news cycle or things that are short-term by nature," Pinterest Chief Financial Officer Todd Morgenfeld said in an interview.
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That's on top of 25% and 10% tariffs enacted, respectively, on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, China, Mexico and the European Union, and by those countries against the U.S. Employment in rural and low-population counties can be exceptionally vulnerable to gyrations in the global economy, said Mark Muro, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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" Colorful writing: "No better evidence of this could be adduced than the gyrations of joy indulged in all over the spacious greensward at the game's close by thousands of dancing, yelling, leaping fans, who swarmed from stands and bleachers as Stengel's fingers closed on Lewis's fly for the final put-out, and moved in grotesque parade about the field.
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While a 2 percent move is roughly in line with the S&P 500 Index's weekly gyrations over the last 10 weeks, the volatility premium embedded in these near-term contracts underlines how important the summit could be to shaping expectations for how the fraught trade relationship between the United States and China will weigh on equities.
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The uber-earnest, swooning ballad has capped off her reign as a chanteuse of traditional pop, a reign designed to make those who might have written her off as a weirdo pop star — one who blended wild gyrations with the aesthetic of a performing arts high school student given an unlimited budget — realize just how much talent she possessed.
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As the trade war enters its second year with no sign of a resolution, White Plains, New York-based Bunge and other grain traders are also navigating weather-reduced crops in the United States, a herd-culling hog disease in China that has slashed demand for soybeans and currency gyrations that have fueled uncertainty in top soymeal exporter Argentina and elsewhere.
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He argues that Mallarmé's transcendence of conventional poetics, his spatio-temporal gyrations, his yearning efforts to collapse signifier and signified, his wish to erase all boundaries between word, idea, and object, as well as between art and life, paved the way for innovative Modernist thought and practice in literature, music, visual art, philosophy, modern physics, and even prefigured aspects of today's digital era.
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His work's entirety — the songs, the music, the guitar, the voice, the persona, the gyrations, the recitativos, the whole artifice of "the act," or what Springsteen calls the "sum of all my parts" — is so dense, involved and authentic-seeming as to all but defy what we think we know about how regular human beings make things at ground level.
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Not because of the gyrations of the Dow, which had all eyes suddenly fixed on Wall Street, but because the Italian brand Bottega Veneta had decided that for one season only it would move its joint men's and women's show from Milan to Manhattan, and it had chosen the early-20th-century limestone building on Trinity Place as its site.
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Regulators announced the latest step in its attempts to tame the wild gyrations in its stock markets back in September and was introduced for the first time Monday Here is what you need to know: A circuit breaker refers to measures put in place to avert panic in markets by putting temporary halts or a freeze in trading if, for instance, the index in question falls by a pre-determined level.
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Many industries are saddled with inventory while financial market gyrations, including lack of clarity on China's currency policy, have also sapped confidence Finance Minister Lou Jiwei on Monday that the 2015 budget deficit was 2.4 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), two days after the finance ministry said China had budgeted for a deficit of 3 percent of GDP in 2016 in a bid to support the economy.
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" While it's true that families with means have always helped their children (discreetly or not), what's different today is that as the economy has more extreme gyrations and wages flatten, family wealth plays an outsize role in helping people get ahead, said Chuck Collins, a scion of the Oscar Mayer food corporation and the author of "Born on Third Base: A One Percenter Makes the Case for Tackling Inequality, Bringing Wealth Home, and Committing to the Common Good.
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" The managers added that the flat performance of gold during the third quarter, and the move down in response to the increasing belief that the Fed will soon rate interest rates, seemed puzzling: "Given the market gyrations that have accompanied each of the Fed's previous attempts at hiking policy rates over the last few years, now would seem to be an inopportune time to abandon the only actual safe haven that investors may reach for as an alternative to the really bad deal offered by fixed income instruments given current pricing.
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