Given the expectation that almost every major central banker was leaning towards hawkish, the prepared remarks don't sound particularly hawkish.
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The new Fed will be more hawkish because of a switch to more hawkish Fed presidents as voters next year.
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"I don't expect them to be particularly hawkish tomorrow," but we could see a more hawkish Fed in the near future.
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He has appointed his second secretary of state, the hawkish Mike Pompeo, and his third national security adviser, the ultra-hawkish John Bolton.
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His criticism of the Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome Powell, for being too hawkish will, if anything, only make an independent-minded Fed more hawkish still.
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Clinton herself has more hawkish instincts than Obama, but there's fierce debate over how much more hawkish she is than her predecessor in Democratic leadership.
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Schumacher said if Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is even just slightly hawkish, the market could move to price in a more hawkish Fed for next year.
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The big picture: Bolton was a hawkish national security adviser at a time when the Department of Defense was taking a more hawkish approach to cybersecurity.
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" "It was a good, maybe slightly more hawkish, meeting.
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Clinton is unapologetic in expressing her hawkish views this cycle.
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Rhetoric from central bank officials has been mostly hawkish lately.
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Bolton has sometimes used his hawkish reputation to his advantage.
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Expectations shifted after hawkish statements from several prominent Fed officials.
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It had reached $1.4067 overnight following the hawkish BoE comments.
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Both have offered hawkish warnings to Iran over its behavior.
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And there was talk about dovish positioning rather than hawkish.
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A soaring deficit could make the central bank more hawkish.
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"He comes out and he's hawkish and dovish," said Briggs.
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" On Trump's hawkish trade adviser Peter Navarro: "He's a professor.
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Solomon: Well those were your words too hawkish too dovish.
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But in China it was taken as a hawkish sign.
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" Chandler said Draghi sounded not so much hawkish as "defeated.
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Do you think that he was too hawkish last week?
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Investors initially read Yellen's speech on Friday as slightly hawkish.
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Other recent Fed speakers have also sounded more hawkish notes.
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His hawkish partners will want him to fulfil that promise.
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Does that mean we can expect a "hawkish" ECB meeting?
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Slightly hawkish comments and wage hikes will make it four.
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As for foreign policy, Hillary has flapped her hawkish wings.
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Even Janet Yellen has been sounding a little more hawkish.
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That sentence itself featured multiple instances of more hawkish language.
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Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan proved especially hawkish on Monday.
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On foreign policy she is more hawkish than Mr. Obama.
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Here, Deutsche Bank analysts see both dovish and hawkish catalysts.
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He was way more hawkish than I was, for starters.
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Pompeo is also known for his hawkish views on trade.
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Sceptics called it a political stunt to woo hawkish voters.
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Bluemel made clear Austria would take a similarly hawkish line.
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And Republicans' hawkish foreign policy often aligns with Israeli positions.
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It's been more hawkish talk than maybe many would expect.
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To really sound hawkish, the Fed may need more proof.
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Navarro is known for his hawkish economic stances on China.
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However, the comments were more hawkish than some traders expected.
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"This does skew hawkish," said Jon Hill, BMO rate strategist.
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I don't think its hawkish, its either dovish or neutral.
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The only surprise here is that they weren't more hawkish.
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One fine point: Hillary was always more hawkish on Iran.
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Flynn's old deputy, the hawkish KT McFarland, is out , too.
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"The BoE meeting tomorrow is possibly pivotal if (Governor Mark)Carney can ... take a more hawkish stance and wax hawkish on the inflationary risks if sterling falls further," said Saxo Bank strategist John Hardy.
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Their attacks have focused mostly on Mr. Abe's hawkish security policies.
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The blockbuster jobs report will certainly validate the Fed's hawkish stance.
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The minutes followed hawkish comments from Fed policymakers earlier this week.
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A "hawkish" monetary policymaker is more aggressive in warding off inflation.
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If she's more hawkish you could see the market changing direction.
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Investors are expecting some more hawkish words from the Fed tomorrow.
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Holub's comments echoed hawkish statements by two policymakers released on Tuesday.
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A hawkish tone in those minutes wiped out a decent rally.
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There's "some (hawkish) rebellion showing up at the Fed," Gundlach said.
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But those videos belie a less hawkish, more easy-going figure.
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For years she was one of the most hawkish voices around.
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Traders took the tone as hawkish, and markets sold off sharply.
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But his hawkish trade policy gives investors plenty to worry about.
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The curve tends to flatten when the Fed gets more hawkish.
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Previously, the advantage would have gone to the more hawkish Tories.
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Investors also digested hawkish comments from Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester.
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Certainly Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner, has sounded more hawkish.
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As hawkish politicians know, embracing wars can bring enviable political advantages.
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In 85033, several hawkish regional bank presidents rotate off voter status.
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Yellen's hawkish tone dovetailed with recent comments from other Fed officials.
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Such sentiments have slipped into the speeches of hawkish EU officials.
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Powell may be slightly more hawkish than Yellen, but not much.
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The Trump administration is not pursuing a hawkish policy any more.
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Some analysts point to increasingly hawkish U.S. policy decisions impacting Iran.
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Clinton has advocated a more hawkish foreign policy stance than Sanders.
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Trump has reportedly grown frustrated with Bolton's hawkish approach toward Iran.
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This made analysts see the policy decision as a hawkish cut.
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Macron was criticized in some quarters for a less hawkish response.
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But the party has only gone in a more hawkish direction.
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The real narrative is whether the Fed will sound more hawkish.
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The dollar has benefited from a hawkish rate outlook all year.
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Under such a scenario, one could envision Yellen becoming more hawkish.
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Markets are saying it's not hawkish or dovish, it's very neutral.
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His departure coincided with the arrival of the hawkish John Bolton.
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Less hawkish members of the Trump administration have echoed Navarro's thoughts.
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President Trump is now taking a more hawkish approach to China.
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"Generally speaking, she is more hawkish than President Obama," he said.
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All the while, Washington's rhetoric and policies have grown more hawkish.
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Right now the market sees the Fed more hawkish than anticipated.
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Before 1968, the Democratic Party was more hawkish than the GOP.
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Clinton is indeed more hawkish than other Democrats, including toward Russia.
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If there was anything ultra hawkish, financials would be responding up.
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Failure to do so would create a "hawkish shock," Goldman argued.
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Only a few hawkish Republicans supported the president&aposs unilateral action.
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The European Central Bank has also put out hawkish rhetoric recently.
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A hawkish tone from Yellen could be a negative for stocks.
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He's also allied with some extremely hawkish politicians in the Knesset.
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Showdown in the South China Sea: How we got here Hawkish president?
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Hawkish statements in recent days appear to have pushed up the chances.
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And without once fiscally hawkish Republicans in Congress saying much of anything.
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Trump's hardline approach has its defenders, including hawkish lawmakers such as Sen.
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However, some analysts have warned the central bank may sound unexpectedly hawkish.
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Lyft and Uber rallied behind this less hawkish deal, Beale told CNBC.
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She is fairly hawkish -- meaning that she favors higher rates when necessary.
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Some hawkish commentaries are written by military and government officials under pseudonyms.
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It believes a "dovish hike" is more likely than a "hawkish hold".
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Sterling has strengthened as the Bank of England has turned more hawkish.
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Ariel Sharon, Israel's hawkish prime minister, withdrew from Gaza completely in 2005.
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This isn't the sign of a new, less hawkish Trump immigration agenda.
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"Hawkish on security, moderate on diplomacy," as a party colleague describes him.
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And hawkish American trade officials have their talons full at the moment.
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Take the example of Uganda, which has a notoriously hawkish central bank.
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I increasingly believe that there are unstated reasons buttressing their hawkish stance.
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Mrs May ignored its more hawkish members and gave the green light.
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Other officials have been more hawkish, including Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren.
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Hawkish officials are gearing up to push back against the NCSC's position.
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It was also underpinned by the Fed's hawkish stance on interest rates.
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If the message is more hawkish than expected, the dollar could rally.
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Prior to her remarks, other Fed members had made more hawkish statements.
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Central banks in England, Europe and Canada are also sounding unexpectedly hawkish.
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But he added that it was premature to expect that hawkish tilt.
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" MICHAEL O'ROURKE, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, JONESTRADING, GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT "It's only mildly hawkish.
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That, in turn, could push some members toward a more hawkish stance.
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BECKY QUICK: The-- the Fed has been sounding a little more hawkish.
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"Our base case is for Yellen to be mildly hawkish," they said.
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Outgoing United Nations ambassador Nikki Haley has taken the most hawkish line.
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However, Iuorio warned that more hawkish rhetoric could indeed deter his thesis.
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The hawkish tone saw the euro surging against a number of currencies.
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Powell is expected to deliver another hawkish statement to the Senate body.
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Bolton stood out for his hawkishness even in the hawkish Bush administration.
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He said that change could be read either as dovish or hawkish.
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President-elect Donald Trump has chosen three hawkish loyalists for key posts.
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Some were airing their reservations about Rajan's hawkish stance in the media.
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He's no fan of her hawkish, civil liberty-annihilating war on terror.
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What is clear is that the hawkish non-diplomatic paths failed catastrophically.
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Poland and Estonia, both hawkish on Russia, expressed support for more sanctions.
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According to the polls, it's Avigdor Lieberman, Israel's hawkish ex-defence minister.
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And on September 10th the NSC's hawkish chief, John Bolton, was sacked.
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Both were hawkish supporters of Israel and active in the Republican Party.
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If the Fed becomes more meaningfully hawkish, the yield curve can invert.
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Central banks in most major economies have struck a hawkish tone recently.
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The hawkish comments also led to a hike in interbank Bubor rates.
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Appointment of a more hawkish candidate would give the dollar a lift.
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"We're concerned the Fed's 2019-20 view grew more hawkish," he wrote.
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Others have defended the hawkish Bush administration official this week, including Sen.
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Sometimes the situation brings out his hawkish impulses, and sometimes it doesn't.
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President Donald Trump has been less hawkish about standing up to Russia.
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He's also on the hawkish end of the North Korea expert spectrum.
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While the central bank was widely expected to stand pat, some traders had been speculating the RBA might deliver hawkish signals after the European Central Bank and the Bank of England took a more hawkish bent last week.
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He has at times been criticized by EU members more hawkish on Russia.
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If confirmed, Pompeo will bring his more hawkish worldview to the State Department.
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Bolton has sometimes used that hawkish reputation to his advantage, administration sources say.
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Overall, that was interpreted by some in the market as a hawkish message.
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But the Yellen comments could change that view if she sounds more hawkish.
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I think she is going to be a little more hawkish next week.
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The original sin, for Mr Trump's most hawkish advisers, is the trade imbalance.
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Some speculated that hawkish Lighthizer is warring against moderates Larry Kudlow and Mnuchin.
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Expectations for a hawkish Fed failed to buoy the dollar against the euro.
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The Trump administration is taking a hawkish line on drugs of all kinds.
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They did tweak their projections a little bit for both dovish and hawkish.
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Forget all that recent hawkish talk from top officials at the central bank.
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"The blockbuster jobs report will certainly validate the Fed's hawkish stance," he said.
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However, a fairly hawkish central bank could increase those expectations for future months.
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This was, though, a hawkish cut, if I can put it like that.
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Mr Moore shares Mr Trump's view that America's monetary policymakers are too hawkish.
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Hawkish Americans scoff at such assurances, which they often hear from Chinese leaders.
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He said if Yellen makes hawkish statements on Friday, the banks could rally.
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And Trump's foreign policy advisory team, very much including Bolton, is notably hawkish.
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The market has also been stoked by recent hawkish comments from the Fed.
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And he has plainly become more hawkish in office, as most presidents do.
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"She is much more hawkish-sounding on Iran than Obama is," she said.
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He stressed his hawkish foreign policy, and his strong conservative record on abortion.
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It also dropped its hawkish bias, saying that data would drive its policy.
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Charles Evans and Dennis Lockhart, while both nonvoters, also made hawkish comments recently.
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Q: Why do you think the Fed may surprise on the hawkish side?
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But many reckon the tax cuts will result in a more hawkish Fed.
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Risk was tilted to the Fed sounding more hawkish than expected, she said.
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Others realized there was virtually no chance of a hawkish Fed in 2016.
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Schindler is a former National Security Agency analyst with hawkish foreign policy views.
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The risk for markets is that the ECB sounds more hawkish than expected.
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Expectations of a more hawkish Fed have sent bond yields higher this year.
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Denormocrats were generally hawkish and once viewed a strong Russia as a menace.
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McCain has proved to be one of the most hawkish senators toward Russia.
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According to their analysis, any permutation less than that amount would be hawkish.
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Many observers see Trump's hawkish approach to Venezuela as a foreign policy aberration.
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Draghi seemed to walk the middle path by being neither hawkish nor dovish.
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The comments followed hawkish statements from two central bankers earlier in the week.
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Rising inflation comes at a time when the Fed has appeared more hawkish.
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Eye in the Sky, however, is cautious and morally inquisitive rather than hawkish.
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They could acknowledge the deterioration in financial conditions and soften their hawkish tone.
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If it's too hawkish, we get almost the equivalent of a rate increase.
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Hawkish expectations are rising even though inflation pressures have been held at bay.
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Others expect a turn toward the hawkish, with an indication of four increases.
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" "I would classify it as right down the middle, neither hawkish or dovish.
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His patrons include Mohammed bin Salman, the hawkish crown prince of Saudi Arabia.
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The president needs to heed his deal-making reflex, not his hawkish advisers.
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The Federal Reserve has already done a sudden reversal from hawkish to dovish.
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The Bank of England took a more hawkish tone than expected on Thursday.
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He's the symbol of the hawkish foreign policy they've spent years fighting against.
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The market is interpreting the Fed as slightly hawkish but not too much.
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Monday morning, Trump's hawkish national security advisor, John Bolton, backed the president's threat.
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"We had a hawkish hold here," said Joe Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM.
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Trump's rhetoric on the trade negotiations has veered between hawkish and highly optimistic.
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Peter Sellers stars in three roles; George C. Scott plays the hawkish Gen.
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"Yellen was very hawkish, that's why you're seeing the dollar pumping," Cilliers said.
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"There has been a notable hawkish shift in expectations in December," he said.
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Mester is known as one of the more hawkish members in the Fed.
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She has avoided criticizing Abe, with whom she shares hawkish views on security.
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This brings a proverbial ceiling to how much more hawkish it could become.
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Some are preparing for more-hawkish-than-expected signals from the central bank.
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Bolton is famously hawkish and a key architect of the disastrous Iraq War.
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"People were expecting slightly more hawkish minutes yesterday," Scalone of TJM Brokerage said.
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The market initially took that unanimity as a more hawkish-than-expected sign.
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The markets were braced for a more hawkish sounding Fed, particularly on inflation.
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"I honestly think Draghi thinks he took a very hawkish position," said Sinche.
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So I think this is more of what we call a hawkish hold.
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Breitbart under Bannon was more hawkish on immigration than other conservative outlets, sure.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar touched its lowest level against the euro in a year on Wednesday after hawkish comments from the head of the Bank of England added to speculation that monetary policy in Europe was turning hawkish.
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"The market isn't expecting anything particularly hawkish today so obviously anything that did appear hawkish would certainly be a bit of a surprise and would give the dollar a bit of additional support," Rabobank currency strategist Jane Foley said in London.
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She maintains uncomfortably strong ties to Wall Street and remains hawkish on international affairs.
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His position, conveyed via Twitter, sent various intelligence officials and hawkish public figures reeling.
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Hawkish regulators and former regulators oppose the idea of lightening stress tests too much.
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He has a compliant legislature and possibly a hawkish Fed," he told "Closing Bell.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, are every bit as hawkish on China as Trump.
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With the economy improving, Bank of Canada policymakers have taken a more hawkish tone.
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Global equities were also down following the hawkish turn in Trump's comments on trade.
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You can't have a stronger economy, a more hawkish dollar and a weaker currency.
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Others are regarded as insufficiently hard-line to suit the president's more hawkish aides.
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Hawkish colleagues may say that it is time to settle the issue by force.
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And the Senate confirmed the hawkish C.I.A. director, Mike Pompeo, as secretary of state.
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And he suggested the Bank's hawkish tilt had been aimed at supporting the pound.
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With low unemployment and strong consumer spending data, they are very "hawkish," he said.
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But unless accompanied by unexpectedly hawkish language, emerging markets are unlikely to be impacted.
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It might take a really hawkish statement by Powell tomorrow to move that assumption.
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Clinton, who talks of American exceptionalism and is considered more hawkish than Mr. Obama.
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He expected the Fed to take a slightly more hawkish tone in its statement.
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Mester is typically on the hawkish end of the policy spectrum at the Fed.
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The statement was "not very hawkish," Gundlach told Reuters, shortly after the Fed decision.
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But they rose sharply over the past week as Fed-speak turned more hawkish.
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Is it sexism, racism, her hawkish foreign policies, or her too-liberal social policies?
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I want to ask you, you think that, you think Powell is too hawkish?
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Bespoke Investment Group's Fedspeak monitor quickly shot from neutral to hawkish readings last week.
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Finally Mr Trump and his hawkish aides are making a bet about European friends.
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Although he has recently sounded less hawkish, his hiring surely dooms the Iran deal.
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Williams's speech was just the latest piece of hawkish rhetoric from top Fed officials.
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By July, the Fed sounded more hawkish, noting that the labor market had strengthened.
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Clinton's past record is the area where she does indeed appear the most hawkish.
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Kohli said traders expected the Fed's minutes to be more hawkish than they were.
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Deficit hawks, after all, tend not to be so hawkish when they're in control.
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The perceived less hawkish tone of the Fed's record of the Jan. 31-Feb.
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Netanyahu's Cabinet includes pro-settler politicians even more hawkish than the prime minister himself.
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A: Buy some hedges for asset classes sensitive to a net hawkish message tomorrow.
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The move by the hawkish Graham, who ended his own presidential campaign on Dec.
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US President Donald Trump's administration is increasingly hawkish on the issue of North Korea.
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The new plot is a bit more hawkish than some of the recent charts.
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The metal slid 3 percent last week after hawkish comments from several Fed officials.
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On all these issues, Pompeo will be much more hawkish and closer to Trump.
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Bolton and Pence got what they wanted by tying Trump to a hawkish approach.
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Powell is considered less hawkish than Taylor, who is seen advocating higher interest rates.
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To view a graphic on German yields, euro rising on hawkish ECB, click: reut.
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Even the most hawkish critics of Iran agree that it has done its bit.
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Several also recall Cain's relentlessly hawkish stand throughout the depths of the Great Recession.
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Evans' comment follows a hawkish speech from another traditional dove, Fed Governor Lael Brainard.
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"The market has started to price in a more hawkish Fed chair," he said.
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So the Fed may have to dial back its hawkish policy somewhat going forward.
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Adopting a more hawkish tone moving more aggressively or moving more faster in 2018.
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Now, much of the Democratic foreign policy establishment has become as hawkish as Mrs.
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Pompeo is considered a serious — and hawkish — member of the Republican national security establishment.
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A number of hawkish comments from U.S. Federal Reserve officials also weighed on sentiment.
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The preference for Democratic candidates is not because they are perceived as less hawkish.
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This is in stark contrast to the paranoid, divisive, hawkish Federation Into Darkness depicts.
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Furthermore, investors should not jump to conclusions as to who is dovish or hawkish.
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You've got people like (trade advisor) Peter Navarro and all — hawkish views on trade.
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Trump may also have been drawn to Mattis because of his extremely hawkish reputation.
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The more hawkish sorts see advantages for Russia in Syria's remaining an open wound.
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At present, the goals of American evangelicals and the hawkish Israeli government largely align.
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Which is exactly what grates on some of the more hawkish Republicans in Congress.
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Bolton is smart and knowledgeable, but his hawkish approach also has a track record.
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Bolton's hawkish tendencies could seem out of line with Trump's more dovish campaign rhetoric.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), whose libertarian foreign policy views clash with Bolton's hawkish stance.
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Kuwait but declined to invade Iraq and "finish the job," as his hawkish critics
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Evans' comments built on similarly hawkish remarks from Fed rate-setters in recent weeks.
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Treasury yields have risen sharply over the past month amid hawkish central-bank rhetoric.
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And his alliances with many of the Senate's more hawkish Republicans ran far deeper.
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Mr. O'Brien has previously worked for Mr. Bolton and has cited his hawkish views.
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Swonk, in an email, said the Fed should increasingly sound hawkish at upcoming meetings.
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John Bolton gives Trump his most vocal supporter for a hawkish foreign policy agenda.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump has struck a far more hawkish tone toward Japan.
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The average forecast for these six officials is a much more hawkish 3.4 percent.
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China experts who have spoken to him said his views were hawkish but mainstream.
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He says Trump's hawkish stance on China will stall the country's economic growth engine.
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The other hawkish member Vojtech Benda said that the situation was rather mixed now.
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Sounding the call to arms in Congress are his hawkish lieutenants, led by Sens.
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The Fed's sharp pivot, from very hawkish to very dovish, successfully broke the cycle.
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Draghi's comments come as markets have begun to price in a more hawkish Fed.
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Worldwide markets were following a negative trend on expectations of a more hawkish Fed.
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These two mechanisms made sense when Congress was dealing with a less hawkish president.
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Traders were initially surprised by the unanimous vote, which was interpreted as quite hawkish.
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However, he did tell CNBC that the group's supporters have hawkish views on China.
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Michael Pillsbury, the hawkish China scholar has become influential since Mr. Trump became president.
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The legislation is strongly supported by Bennett and hawkish members of Netanyahu's own party.
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John McCain, who is as hawkish as they come on Russia and foreign policy.
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None has shown strong signs of planning to depart significantly from Netanyahu's hawkish policies.
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And Clinton's positioning as "hawkish on Iran" is not even all that credible anymore.
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The administration already has support from some hawkish members of Congress for a strike.
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"Our gut is that the Fed will sound more hawkish or rather hawkish in the sense that they are trying their best to keep the market alert to a hike (or hikes) this year," CRT Capital Group's David Ader wrote to clients Tuesday.
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The decision was supported by Stephen Miller, his hawkish immigration adviser, the administration officials said.
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Futures were lower this morning as investors absorb the somewhat hawkish tone of Fed minutes.
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Those comments built on similarly hawkish remarks from fellow Fed rate-setters in recent weeks.
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The hawkish turn in U.S. policy toward Iran has alarmed many of its European allies.
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She's defended as a progressive champion here, and as someone hawkish against global terror there.
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The President's hawkish comments on Monday might have been an attempt to calm tumbling markets.
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Vice President Mike Pence, touring Baltic countries adjacent to Russia, has followed a hawkish line.
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Thursday under pressure from a stronger dollar after hawkish rate forecasts from the Federal Reserve.
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Thus he acquired a reputation for being a fiscally hawkish, ideological right-winger: Spreadsheet Phil.
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And the Senate confirmed the hawkish C.I.A. director, Mike Pompeo, above, as secretary of state.
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France, which has sometimes wavered on Russia, is now also firmly in the hawkish camp.
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At least one observer felt the hawkish overtones of the speech to be crystal clear.
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I still think the tone is long-term hawkish, which is bullish for the dollar.
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A simpler way to keep hawkish Republicans at bay would be to reappoint Ms Yellen.
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Mr Netanyahu has led one of the most hawkish and religious governments in Israel's history.
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BOCWATCH Still, strategists expect the Bank of Canada to eventually adopt a more hawkish tone.
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Hawkish Fed speakers and strong U.S. economic growth have supported the greenback in recent weeks.
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So some conservative and libertarian thinkers began to rethink the hawkish position on monetary policy.
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The hawkish rate sentiment helped fuel gains in U.S. financial shares, which gained 1 percent.
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The same thought was echoed by Mr Trump's hawkish new national security adviser, John Bolton.
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The Saudis thought Mike Pompeo, America's hawkish new secretary of state, would take their side.
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It would be reassuring to think that the hawkish Mr Pompeo would counsel against it.
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I think the market started to think we were too hawkish, might cause a recession.
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"Most people were expecting a much more hawkish statement," said Diane Swonk of DS Economics.
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She said inflation running below goal, has declined recently, that's certainly not a hawkish statement.
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Certainly, there is something to be said about the president's increasingly hawkish rhetoric on Canada.
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Fed Presidents Robert Kaplan and Loretta Mester, speaking at separate events, appeared hawkish on rates.
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While the Fed has sounded hawkish, recent U.S. economic data "hasn't been stellar", Innes added.
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Hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials this week have some investors looking to sell stocks.
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But at this stage people who are hawkish don't have a whole lot of credibility.
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Democrats, and some hawkish Republicans, worry the pick signals Trump will be soft on Moscow.
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Market participants currently are not expecting the Fed to be as hawkish as Rosengren recommends.
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Kasich also staked out a position perhaps even more hawkish than Trump's on North Korea.
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If that hasn't changed under less hawkish presidents, it almost certainly won't change under Trump.
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For Nick Raich at the Earnings Scout, the biggest risk is central banks turning hawkish.
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Despite Trump's personal solicitude of Vladimir Putin, his administration's policies on Russia have been hawkish.
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The outcome is a little bit more hawkish than what people were thinking going in.
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Pompeo, the hawkish CIA director, is Trump's pick to replace Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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"Then I thought he got more hawkish in the meeting, talking about insurance," Schaeffer added.
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He is viewed as more hawkish than Janet Yellen, whose current tenure ends in February.
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The choicest words in the North Korean statement were directed at the ultra-hawkish Bolton.
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It was Inada's first Yasukuni homage since the hawkish politician became defense chief in August.
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There are multiple reasons why the market is not buying into a more hawkish Fed.
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The initial response in the hours following the Bank's hawkish statement would suggest the latter.
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Another source with ties to the leadership described the mood in the PLA as hawkish.
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Those two have developed a good rapport and both share a hawkish stance toward Pyongyang.
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The hawkish rate sentiment helped fuel S&P 500 financial shares, which gained 1.3 percent.
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He is considered less hawkish and therefore more bullish for gold than his main challenger.
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But newcomer John Taylor, a Stanford economist, could stand for more hawkish policies, many say.
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The selloff in the bond markets came amid expectations of more hawkish central bank policy.
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There's a new hawkish mood that's rippling through bond markets and causing a sell-off.
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Sovereign bond yields have spiked around the world amid hawkish rhetoric from major central banks.
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In Israel, the now marginalized Labour Party provided a true counterbalance to the hawkish Likud.
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He's been hawkish on Russia and is as hardline on radical Islam as they come.
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And China-watchers are worried about Steve Bannon's hawkish views on the South China Sea.
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Hawkish advisers such as Peter Navarro seem dubious of anything China might say or do.
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And they often express those values as a particular set of "hawkish" foreign policy views.
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But the dispute prompted an outburst of condemnation toward American policy from hawkish Chinese commentators.
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Leaders like Mr. Rouhani, who was once viewed as a moderate, have become more hawkish.
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But he has increased military spending and echoed Mr. Trump's hawkish position against the North.
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Even in a hawkish administration, Mr. Pompeo's statements about North Korea have been hard-line.
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Mr. Pompeo has consistently taken one of the most hawkish lines on dealing with Pyongyang.
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She will be tasked with engaging an American administration that has grown hawkish on China.
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" SHAWN CRUZ, MANAGER, TRADER STRATEGY, TD AMERITRADE, CHICAGO "There's definitely a little more hawkish tone.
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"We think the Fed is inadvertently encouraging a more hawkish stance on trade," he said.
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Hawkish Republicans were obliged to accept reforms rather than risk the law expiring for good.
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He could signal a more patient tone after cutting rates, a hawkish cut you'd say.
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Clinton, ultimately, who was viewed as the more interventionist, even hawkish, of the two candidates.
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What that signals to me is that markets were maybe expecting something even more hawkish.
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The so-called dot plot, which indicates individual members' rate expectations, took a hawkish tilt.
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Instead, a small circle of hawkish advisers had the ear of the president in Florida.
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Bolton, whose hawkish military views are well documented, will officially join the administration April 9.
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The more hawkish Fed members have argued that an overly accommodative environment could cause bubbles.
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"It seemed like a hawkish hike," said Andres Jaime, emerging markets strategist at Morgan Stanley.
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No one was too rich, middle-class or well connected to escape his hawkish eye.
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Among those sanctioned is Saud al-Qahtani, a hawkish former adviser to the crown prince.
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Mr. Sinwar's rise indicates the growing power of Hamas's hawkish military wing, according to analysts.
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John Bolton, Trump's hawkish national security adviser, is seen as the driving force behind this.
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It's hard to believe a more hawkish Treasury Secretary couldn't make those delays last longer.
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If the statement sounds hawkish, that could pressure shorter-term rates, like the two-year.
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The two men shared many hawkish views, but approached their boss in sharply different ways.
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But he has been hawkish on North Korea, championing strong enforcement of sanctions against Pyongyang.
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In a way, this hawkish consensus is the story that Americans have missed about Israel.
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Some of Trump's nominees to key economic posts have been echoing his hawkish rhetoric recently.
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To those who hold that hawkish view, covering the statues brings us closer to disaster.
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" That's led even once-hawkish politicians like Rahm Emanuel to proudly declare their cities "sanctuaries.
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She was the more hawkish of the two in the 2008 race, and she was a reliably hawkish voice as secretary of state, expressing support for the Afghanistan surge when others in the administration were opposing it and pushing for greater intervention in Syria.
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These days traders view him as the second-most hawkish member of the nine-person MPC.
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He's known for his hawkish stance on Iran and his grilling of Hillary Clinton over Benghazi.
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They think he is wrong on immigration, too soft on Russia, too dangerously hawkish on China.
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He noted that Wednesday's hawkish Fed minutes put the bullish part of this balance at risk.
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Liz Cheney, the hawkish Wyoming Republican who chairs the House GOP conference, said before the vote.
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McMaster is said to favor a more hawkish US approach to conflicts in Syria and Iraq.
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Moore also noted that Pompeo still seemed hawkish on a China deal in the short term.
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He's also disappointed more establishment, hawkish members of his own party, including his top ally Sen.
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On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady but indicated a more hawkish inflation outlook.
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Judging by his Twitter feed, Bolton is more hawkish on Russia than his new boss, Trump.
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Among the five leading contenders, pictured above, is Jens Weidmann, the hawkish chief of the Bundesbank.
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Liikanen is considered a moderately hawkish member of the ECB's governing council, and loyal to Draghi.
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That marked an about-turn from more hawkish signals it had fed markets in previous weeks.
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At Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Friday, Fed Chair Janet Yellen's tone was interpreted as slightly hawkish.
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Government bond yields, which should rise on a hawkish Fed, fell considerably after a quick jump.
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Trump's hawkish National Security Advisor John Bolton "had that upper hand for a while," Nephew said.
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Hawkish Federal Reserve speakers and strong U.S. economic growth have supported the greenback in recent weeks.
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DXY in the second quarter, supported by rising trade war tensions and a hawkish Federal Reserve.
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A dove who turned hawkish, Rosengren said his views have not changed — the economic conditions have.
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"(There was) no hawkish surprise from the Bank of England," said ETX Capital analyst Neil Wilson.
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"The announcement constitutes a 'hawkish hold'," said Kit Juckes, a strategist with Societe Generale in London.
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The rates outlook was slightly more hawkish with several arguing that rates increases would prove necessary.
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The Fed's shift from hawkish to dovish has caused already-muted volatility to vanish even further.
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Mr. Bolton, a hawkish former envoy to the United Nations, takes up the job on Monday.
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The reason for the alarm is Bolton's stated worldview, as aggressively nationalistic as it is hawkish.
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Analysts said the minutes disappointed traders who expected the Fed to take a more hawkish tone.
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Expectations for a hawkish Fed failed to buoy the dollar against the euro over the session.
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"The Fed delivered a more hawkish Fed hike this time around," Commerzbank strategist Rainer Guntermann said.
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I think the broad takeaway is the wage and price cycle continues to turn more hawkish.
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Britain is more hawkish on sanctions, while Poland and the Baltic states are wary of Russia.
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There's every reason to believe, for instance, that McMaster and Mattis are ultra-hawkish on Iran.
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The move came amid reports that President Donald Trump would select a relatively hawkish Fed chair.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell disappointed some dollar bulls who had hoped for a more hawkish message.
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Global Times, a particularly hawkish newspaper, called the ruling "even more shameless than the worst prediction".
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That was in line with similarly hawkish comments from other U.S. policymakers earlier in the week.
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The risk however is that Wall Street may not take too kindly to a hawkish appointee.
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The Wednesday came the most hawkish candidate, Stanford University economist John Taylor, to chair the Fed.
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But the dollar dipped, reversing an earlier rise made on hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials.
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"The 'accommodative' part signals a hawkish policy," said Bob Haberkorn, senior market strategist at RJO Futures.
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If the wage data are particularly strong, markets could begin to expect a more hawkish Fed.
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He has been at the hawkish end of the policy spectrum in arguing for rate rises.
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The metal slid 3 percent last week after hawkish comments from a series of Fed officials.
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It also marks a concerted push into military diplomacy by Japan's hawkish prime minister, Shinzo Abe.
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But three weeks after applying for a visa, the hawkish Republicans never heard back, Pompeo wrote.
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She has been hawkish on North Korea, predicting its collapse and promising military retaliation if provoked.
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With hawkish rhetoric between Washington and Beijing, the White House now finds itself in a bind.
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Draghi's remarks about gradually adjusting the bank's monetary stimulus were taken as hawkish by the markets.
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Hawkish leaders in the US, especially Trump and other Republicans, were extremely critical of the deal.
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So was her hawkish rhetoric toward Iran, which arguably made life worse for Americans held there.
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Bottom line: This isn't about ideology — unlike Trump, Bolton is hawkish and interventionist on foreign policy.
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Trump is a hypocrite and is using this as an excuse to justify any hawkish behavior.
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In Mr. Trump's case, he disavowed the hawkish stance toward Russia of his running mate, Gov.
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Fed Chairman Powell struck a hawkish tone at his first testimony to lawmakers in Capitol Hill.
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President Trump's national security adviser, John R. Bolton, has taken a hawkish approach to Iranian sanctions.
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But Keator would remind investors that the Fed was more hawkish just a few months ago.
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Trump, chairing a UN Security Council meeting, is striking a notably hawkish tone about Iran pic.twitter.
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Haggard's ambivalence was emblematic of how many people felt at the time: sometimes hawkish, sometimes dovish.
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If the neoconservative Weekly Standard was too hawkish, there was the relatively non-interventionist American Conservative.
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Well, for starters, "He is maybe the most hawkish man in America," explains Vox's Zack Beauchamp.
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Liu Mingfu, a hawkish retired officer and author, at a dinner party at his Georgetown home.
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This could be aggravated if it comes at a time when the ECB turns more hawkish.
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And that, in turn, helps explain why hawkish discourse on Iran tends to be so dishonest.
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Expectations of higher yields have been influenced by the hawkish slant adopted by global central banks.
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McConnell was positioning himself as the voice of the traditionally hawkish Republican consensus on foreign policy.
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"Any expectation around changes in monetary policy that are hawkish could really drive yields," he said.
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"All the doves at the Fed sound a little more on the hawkish side," he said.
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Why it matters: Removal of the hawkish Bolton raises the prospect of easing U.S.-Iran relations.
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Oren SpieglerPeters Township, Pa. To the Editor: President Trump fires John Bolton for being too hawkish?
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If you had the idea the Fed might get more hawkish, it's not in this number.
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The European Central Bank and the Bank of England are also showing signs of hawkish tightening.
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" General Mattis, who is hawkish on Iran, said it was as "an imperfect arms control agreement.
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Powell's speech, though, came the day after a Fed study that advocated a more hawkish approach.
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It's a scenario that appears increasingly possible considering the hawkish rhetoric lately and sprouting inflation signs.
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It also marked a concerted push into military diplomacy by hawkish Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Are you of the belief that the interest rate environment will continue to be hawkish, doveish?
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For those expecting a more hawkish Federal Reserve, higher yields also make sense, according to Cappelleri.
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Are you of the belief that the interest rate environment will continue to be hawkish, doveish?
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Rubio, known for his hawkish views toward China, has introduced numerous other bills aimed at Beijing.
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The U.S. has over the years pursued hawkish and dovish policies, and neither has really succeeded.
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The FDP, who are as fiscally hawkish as Schaeuble, have said they want his old job.
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But it's also the case that Hillary Clinton is more hawkish and militaristic than Barack Obama.
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"Perhaps given that the FOMC (Federal Open Markets Committee) was relatively hawkish, saying that the weakness we had seen in the data was temporary, the market might expect the minutes to be on the hawkish side," said Athanasios Vamvakidis, currency strategist at Bank of America in London.
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South Korea's previous president, the hawkish Park Geun-hye, planned to have the unit ready by 2019.
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He also dismissed Paul's complaint about the hawkish Bolton since his recess appointment during the Bush administration.
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In fact, what we got obviously was the hike everyone was looking for, but a hawkish tone.
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Another 19 percent cited a hawkish policy mistake by the U.S. Federal Reserve or European Central Bank.
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British January data (due Tuesday) will be in focus after the Bank of England's recent hawkish comments.
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San Francisco Fed President John Williams also made hawkish comments Friday, and the market sold off temporarily.
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The dollar fell against major currencies, losing ground after perceptions the Fed was more hawkish than anticipated.
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Albert Mohler, the president of a seminary with huge influence over the evangelical world, was similarly hawkish.
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Bolton, who has spearheaded an increasingly hawkish U.S. policy on Iran, did not provide any other details.
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Which stocks should investors own if Yellen maintains her recent hawkish bent in the Fed's statement Wednesday?
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Members of the MPC have become more hawkish largely because they are more pessimistic about productivity growth.
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Sterling was also little moved by a relatively hawkish message from the Bank of England on Thursday.
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The latest jobs report will be closely watched following the BoE's data and Brexit-contingent hawkish signal.
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Some of the most hawkish in Congress already came out as unimpressed and called for more. Sens.
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European banking stocks will benefit from any hawkish slant, as a low-rate environment has hurt margins.
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Not so the hawkish John Bolton, who until September 10th served as Mr Trump's national security adviser.
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Intellectual property theft: Kudlow noted that the hawkish Robert Lighthizer will be directing this front of negotiations.
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The liberal, dovish Mr Moon has gone out of his way to court conservative and hawkish voters.
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That could "add fuel to hawkish (Bank of England) policymakers' calls for higher interest rates," he said.
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Such progressive views won her the nickname "domestic opposition," and helped soften Shinzo Abe's own hawkish image.
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He is more authentically, historically Republican than some of the free-market, hawkish Republicans who oppose him.
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"This is a Brexit-contingent hawkish signal," said Viraj Patel, an FX analyst at ING in London.
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South Korea just elected a new president who is less hawkish on North Korea than Donald Trump.
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In taking a hawkish line, Ms Haley may be positioning herself to replace the lacklustre Mr Tillerson.
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So when the minutes from that meeting are released Wednesday, there's a good chance they'll be hawkish.
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The greenback extended Wednesday's gains against a basket of its rivals on the Fed's perceived hawkish stance.
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He's generally very hawkish, but he hasn't laid out a clear policy for responding to digital attacks.
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And China is not merely contending with a truculent Mr Trump and his more hawkish economic advisers.
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Dudley's hawkish-sounding comments pushed the dollar to a session low versus the Japanese yen on Friday.
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Mnuchin, who is less hawkish on China, left slightly more room for a last minute plot twist.
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The European Central Bank is talking more hawkish and showing signs of comfort with recent economic data.
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But even in America, isn't the Federal Reserve far more hawkish on inflation than the facts merit?
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Nevertheless, this is almost certainly a good thing for progressives worried about a centrist, hawkish Clinton presidency.
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Inflation worries added to concerns that the BoE could come out with a hawkish message on Thursday.
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However, if we continue to see protectionism rising, we might face a more hawkish Fed this year.
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Yet worries over a new hawkish central bank are likely overblown given Powell's cautious, consensus-building approach.
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The primary source of hawkish language on China in the Democratic platform is found on page 49.
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Those hoping that Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen will turn hawkish soon are likely to be disappointed.
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Multiple hawkish former officials have either explicitly opposed Trump's bid or stayed silent during this year's race.
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Our debt markets didn't believe a word of it, despite all the hawkish rhetoric from the Fed.
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The currency was also depressed by the Netherlands' March 15 parliamentary election and the hawkish Fed statements.
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Bank of Canada policymakers took a more hawkish turn last week, setting the stage for rate hikes.
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"The market is desperate to get a hawkish signal," said Ross Walker, an economist with bank RBS.
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Hawkish on national security, she backs Abe in support of revising Japan's constitution that restricts its military.
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Read MoreHow stocks reacted amid confusing Fed message Futures markets have been reacting to the hawkish chatter.
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A hawkish European Parliament also insisted on caps for bankers' bonuses, a reform Britain failed to stop.
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Bannon plans to use the group to establish a "war council" to promote hawkish policies against China.
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A hawkish note from Powell could well fuel a fresh surge in the dollar and U.S. yields.
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Solid performance in the labor market has spurred hawkish comments from some Fed officials in recent weeks.
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He chaired the board from 1995 to 1996, when its president was the famously hawkish Thomas Hoenig.
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Still, Clinton flashed her hawkish side in defending the Obama administration's decision to intervene militarily in Libya.
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His hawkish views have been ascendant during the ensuing conflict in Ukraine and standoff with the West.
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Since 1936 nearly three-quarters of hawkish dissents on the FOMC have come from regional Fed presidents.
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The two most hawkish choices are former Fed governor Kevin Warsh and Stanford University economist John Taylor.
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It's going to be a pretty bullish, hawkish statement — with a good economy and a warming trend.
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"Never Trump Republicans" at least have a track record of hawkish ideology to back their policy positions.
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Hawkish comments from a U.S. Federal Reserve official also bolstered U.S. Treasury yields and underpinned the dollar.
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On Iran, there's a strong contingent of Republicans and Democrats who think Trump is not hawkish enough.
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We can debate if he's more hawkish or not, but the market's view will drive the day.
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Rumours that Kevin Warsh could replace Yellen have sent the U.S. dollar higher given his hawkish views.
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In any case, Mr Warsh and Mr Taylor may well both be too hawkish for Mr Trump.
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Other risks include geopolitics, a credit crunch, a more hawkish Fed and the end of quantitative easing.
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Bolton, an architect of the Iraq War, is known for his hawkish views — including those toward Iran.
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The former chief strategist had expressed concerns that a more hawkish Fed chairman could hinder economic growth.
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But Mr. Gingrich said it is important to be as hawkish as possible when taking on terrorism.
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The sector also suffered after the U.S. Federal Reserve surprised the market with less hawkish rate guidance.
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As national security adviser, John Bolton pushed his hawkish views for dealing with problems around the world.
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Bolton has a long and well-documented record of hawkish sentiments toward Iran, including supporting military strikes.
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The Japanese currency, which has suffered from the hawkish shift globally, gained 0.4 percent to 112.30 yen.
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Hawkish Republicans have long argued for a larger number of U.S. troops to stay in the country.
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The hawkish rate sentiment helped fuel gains in S&P 500 financial shares, which gained 1.6 percent.
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Hawkish comments from Fed officials last week triggered a widespread correction in commodities and bolstered the dollar.
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"Markets would, and should, take any upgrade to the economic outlook as a hawkish signal," he said.
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She has been on the defensive, having to explain her past hawkish views on immigration (The Hill).
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Powell's comments were also seen to have disappointed some dollar bulls hoping for a more hawkish message.
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Abe's hawkish posture seems to have backfired, however, with both Seoul and Washington pursuing engagement with Pyongyang.
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The AfD result could move some CSU politicians towards a more hawkish stance on fiscal risk sharing.
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A former Tea Party Congress member, Pompeo will bring a fervently hawkish worldview to the State Department.
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Hawkish rate setters such as Weidmann are likely to favor a reduction in the pace of purchases.
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His comments were also seen to have disappointed some dollar bulls hoping for a more hawkish message.
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Carney's remarks convinced traders that European monetary policy was shifting in a more hawkish direction, analysts said.
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Mr. Almeida, like others, is skeptical that Washington's hawkish approach will change Pakistan's support to militant groups.
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This is the sort of move that more hawkish Russia hands like Fried have long counseled against.
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Aleksei Pushkov, a hawkish member of Parliament, was sure it was a trick meant to smear Moscow.
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They back Mr. Trump's hawkish view of the North, but they, too, stop short of supporting war.
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As an election looms, Binyamin Netanyahu digs deep for ways to scare or thrill his hawkish supporters.
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While those restrictions are a start, they are not enough to satisfy the president's more hawkish advisers.
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Central banks are starting to turn hawkish, signaling an end to the ultra-loose monetary policy regime.
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That sends a little bit of a hawkish message to the market that normalization is well underway.
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That was interpreted by some in the market as a hawkish message, a conclusion that Debelle rejected.
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There had been some talk beforehand that another rate-setter could shift to that more hawkish camp.
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"She sounds more like me than Trump," said Senator Lindsey Graham, a hawkish Republican from South Carolina.
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In the film "13 Days" (2000), about the Cuban missile crisis, Mr. Conway was the hawkish Gen.
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Trump has earned praise for the strike from hawkish Republicans who have described it as long overdue.
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I don't see the U.S. Federal Reserve or ECB being hawkish in the next six months either.
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"Anything he says that doesn't sound dovish, the market will take it as hawkish," Amundi's Upadhyaya said.
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The Bank of England has just called for rate hikes sooner and faster in a hawkish forecast.
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I think when you put the statement together with his Q and A, it was less hawkish.
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If such impressive numbers continue to be seen in coming months, expect policymakers to sound increasingly hawkish.
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Lieberman is fiercely secular and ultra-hawkish on issues relating to security and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Tsai, however, said her island would not be passive in the face of a more hawkish China.
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Central banks in Russia and India also turned hawkish, and Brazil had to stop its easing cycle.
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Expectations of a more hawkish Fed are traditionally harmful to stocks as higher rates increase firms' costs.
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For one, the most hawkish of Iran hawks, National Security Advisor John Bolton, left the Trump administration.
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Lieberman is extremely hawkish on security and the Palestinians; he supports annexing part of the West Bank.
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They say the moves are a sign Trump has emboldened the hawkish Bolton to reshape the NSC.
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Additionally, the dollar was buoyed by expectations the Fed could strike a hawkish tone in its minutes.
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That was seen as a hawkish message, paving the way to reducing and then ending asset purchases.
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The former economics professor and author of "The Coming China Wars," has been notoriously hawkish on trade.
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Recent speeches and comments by administration officials underline the hawkish bent among many in the White House.
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Yet when women are in executive positions, the opposite is true: They are more hawkish than men.
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Either the market is wrong and it's too bearish, or perhaps the Federal Reserve is too hawkish.
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" "This is better than having an uncertain economy and a Fed that was interpreted as leaning hawkish.
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Even top officials in South Korea's more hawkish opposition party believe he's begun to change his views.
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A leadership debate over just how hawkish to be isn't a threat to the party's electoral viability.
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You cannot maintain the support of factions ranging from Barack Obama to his most hawkish neoconservative critics.
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The real story is that Moon is far, far less hawkish on North Korea than Washington is.
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"Obviously that was a hawkish meeting," said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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"What's most important here is that the market is just so comfortable with a somewhat hawkish Fed and we can even go as far as saying hawkish commentary is now being taken as an equity positive," said Chris Weston, chief market strategist at spreadbettor IG, in a note.
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"The minutes, while leaving the door open for another rate hike weren't as hawkish as some investors had been expecting - there had been speculation ahead of time that hawkish tones could be quite supportive for the dollar," said Alexandra Russell-Oliver, currency analyst at Caxton FX in London.
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It actually got outspent by a second, smaller hawkish Israel policy group, the Israeli-American Coalition for Action.
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"I tend to think what can turn it [the market rally] is a more hawkish Fed," he said.
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"It was expected of her to be a little hawkish," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of 50 Park Investments.
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It's known for its hawkish and colorfully-worded editorials but analysts say it doesn't necessarily reflect Chinese policy.
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DM: The Innovation Party sounds like a typical Beltway centrist project: pro-entitlement cuts, hawkish, socially liberal, etc.
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The bank has adopted a more hawkish tone recently, with discussions of rate increases back on the agenda.
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New York Fed President William Dudley's less-hawkish comments overnight also helped push U.S. yields higher, analysts said.
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"The press release is likely to retain a hawkish tone," said Vladimir Tsibanov, a strategist at Sberbank CIB.
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In the previous session, stocks sold off in part on hawkish statements from Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren.
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The central bank in Southeast Asia's largest economy has been one of the most hawkish in the region.
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Both arguments reflect sentiments that have been expressed by the hawkish minority on the Federal Open Market Committee.
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He said he was seeking voters' approval of his spending plans and his hawkish policy on North Korea.
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That helps explain why the hawkish Mr Mulvaney has gone along with the president's debt-fuelled spending boom.
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Her brash style and hawkish stance on Russia would make her difficult to accept for some EU states.
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Despite the hawkish tone in BI's statement, economists are divided over the pace and extent of further tightening.
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When the Fed releases minutes of its last meeting on Wednesday afternoon, it risks sounding a bit hawkish.
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Now, despite this hawkish resistance, Boockvar anticipates that the Fed will continue to kick the can into 2017.
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Markets took Powell's press briefing as hawkish, following the Fed's first rate cut in more than a decade.
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What other language it uses could determine how dovish or hawkish the market will believe it to be.
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Markets remain uncertain on the outlook for rates, however, with Fed officials recently taking a more hawkish tone.
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Asian stock markets were mixed on Wednesday, as the dollar climbed after hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials.
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Powell's comments were received as hawkish, given that markets priced in a much deeper cutting cycle, said Hatzius.
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Twenty-six percent cited a hawkish policy mistake by the U.S. Federal Reserve or the European Central Bank.
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The dollar bounced back against major currencies after the Fed was perceived to be more hawkish than anticipated.
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SPSY 21.61 percent drop for the day suggested, however, that investors may have expected a more hawkish Fed.
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Today is a little more of a calmer market that's saying we can get through these hawkish dynamics.
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Strategists viewed the Fed's post-meeting statement Thursday as slightly hawkish, which means in favor of higher rates.
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"She needs to come across as optimistic without being too hawkish and cautious without being negative," said Masters.
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This is also likely why yields are lower today, she said, because investors are hearing less hawkish remarks.
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On Tuesday night, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker delivered hawkish remarks on U.S. monetary policy and the economy.
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Wall Street retreated after disappointing labour market data clashed with the possibility of a more hawkish Federal Reserve.
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Be mindful of how EM assets trade; they may in fact fight through a net hawkish FOMC tomorrow.
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However, several key Fed policymakers — including St. Louis Fed President James Bullard — have since delivered more hawkish remarks.
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The dollar was weaker, erasing brief gains after a slightly more hawkish U.S. Federal Reserve statement on Wednesday.
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Emmanuel Macron's government and presidency are hawkish on Russia in a way not seen in France for generations.
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Market participants were expecting a significantly more hawkish outlook and some indication of an accelerated pace of tightening.
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"It sounds we are heading towards a more hawkish Fed than the one led by Yellen," said Bouvet.
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The Nikkei fell 1.6 percent as hawkish comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell rattled global stock markets.
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You have strong growth but not necessarily enough to force a market repricing toward a more hawkish Fed.
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But then the Fed released the minutes of its meeting in April, which struck an unexpectedly hawkish tone.
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Women were also less hawkish than men on defence, and more concerned about social equality and the environment.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is among the more hawkish leaders in Asia when it comes to North Korea.
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Market watchers said that was because investors had thought the central bank would adopt a more hawkish slant.
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Have they too been overcome by a tsunami of pop-up shops, wine bars, and hawkish estate agents?
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Bolton is seen as much more hawkish than McMaster, who received bipartisan praise when he joined the administration.
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Acting hawkish: You hit me and I kick you; even a 3-year-old kid can do this.
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"That's why there is substantial risk that the Fed's opportunistic tightening campaign is a hawkish mistake," he said.
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On the surface, this claim seems illogical, as the Fed furnished a dovish rather than a hawkish decision.
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But Bolton offered bureaucratic savvy and the opportunity to win points with hawkish parts of Trump's Republican base.
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As a result, inflation could be pushed higher and thus requesting a more hawkish stance from the Fed.
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"The committee has been too hawkish for the data during the last 90 days or so," said Bullard.
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"Given our expectations, the risk is the Fed chair can sound a little bit more hawkish," he said.
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Rieder said a Taylor Fed could take "a significantly more hawkish posture" than the central bank's current stance.
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The China-US confrontation cast a shadow over the event which featured hawkish speeches by Xi and Pence.
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Concerns regarding the disappointing economic data come against a backdrop of hawkish monetary policy from the Federal Reserve.
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Today, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida is enormously influential in shaping Mr. Trump's hawkish position on Latin America.
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American allies in Europe and Asia are fearful of Mr. Bolton's hawkish views on Iran and North Korea.
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The shake-up creates one of the most hawkish national security teams of any White House in years.
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Representative Liz Cheney of Wyoming, the hawkish No. 3 House Republican, dismissed the measure this week as unconstitutional.
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Instead he's slow-walked his hawkish instincts on Iran, tolerated Assad and avoided dialing up tensions with Russia.
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The former president told CBS he worried that Bolton's hawkish instincts would have a "deleterious" influence on Trump.
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And the hawkish Kirk was one of the loudest critics of Obama's Iran nuclear deal, which Duckworth backs.
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Mr. Bolton, an often vituperative and very hawkish conservative Republican, is ostensibly a political ally of Mr. Trump's.
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If, for instance, an extremely hawkish conservative woman was running against Trump, does that play out any differently?
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Hawkish lawmakers in Washington accuse voices of restraint of 'strengthening our enemies' and being 'in love with terrorists.
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Chief analyst for Africa at Capital Economics John Ashbourne said the bank's tone was more hawkish than expected.
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The U.S. military seems more likely to be a restraining force in this crisis than a hawkish one.
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If Trump pulls out of the deal, he will satisfy hawkish Republican lawmakers who have opposed the deal.
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"The tone of today's meeting was notably more hawkish," said William Jackson, a senior analyst at Capital Economics .
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At a conference in Beijing last month, hawkish officials openly called for China to take more aggressive measures.
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The other was the hawkish unilateralism of the party's neoconservatives, who had gathered strength during the Reagan administration.
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Trump's main points have been that the Fed is too hawkish, and the U.S. dollar is too strong.
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One of his main advisers is Kim Sang-jo, an economist known for hawkish views on the chaebol.
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Like many of his Republican colleagues on Capitol Hill, Corker can best be described as a hawkish internationalist.
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Analysts say that whichever main contender wins, there won't be a significant impact on Israel's hawkish security posture.
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Draghi in late June and a bounce in the dollar with hawkish comments about a euro zone recovery.
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The Fed, gearing up to reduce its balance sheet and raise rates, sounded the most hawkish of all.
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One is Thomas Hoenig, who was the neutral-to-hawkish President of the Kansas City Fed until 2011.
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His tour there was cut short by the Obama administration, which believed he was too hawkish on Iran.
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The move higher was triggered by hawkish rhetoric from officials at the Fed and the European Central Bank.
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O'Brien must also navigate advising Trump without overstepping, something the more hawkish Bolton was apparently unable to do.
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Analysts at ING said they expected the Norges Bank to have a "modest hawkish bias" at Thursday's meeting.
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Trump and the hawkish Bolton had differences over foreign policy challenges such as Iran, Afghanistan and North Korea.
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"The press conference of Governor Rusnok had a more hawkish tilt," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note.
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But some analysts said the stronger inflation numbers could drive a more hawkish tone from some BoE policymakers.
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Many market participants took that language, from the January FOMC meeting, to indicate a more hawkish rate stance.
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Mr Trump's hawkish colleagues in the Republican Party are unlikely to support any deal that Iran would sign.
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J.P. Morgan economists, who are forecasting four rate hikes this year, saw another hawkish change in the statement.
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Many foreign policy hands welcomed Volker's appointment as envoy in 2017 because of his hawkish views on Russia.
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And ever since, she's branded herself as being among the most hawkish Democrats when it comes to terrorism.
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It's unrealistic to believe President Trump would suddenly get hawkish when two major storms are slamming the country.
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Hawkish officials and lawmakers see technology as an important front in a generational threat posed by China's rise.
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Japan's hawkish prime minister, Shinzo Abe, is doing something no Japanese premier has ever done: visiting Pearl Harbor.
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Yes, Donald Trump is more hawkish and militaristic than Hillary Clinton, as Vox's Zack Beauchamp has made clear.
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"While many observers have taken the latest account as proof that the more hawkish views are now dominating, also coming against the backdrop of more hawkish comments, it remains unclear whether this would also imply a more aggressive view on policy normalization," said Anatoli Annenkov, an ECB watcher at Societe Generale.
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In practice, that has meant packing central-bank boards with hawkish types and letting them do as they will.
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Darcy Samek, visiting from Minnesota, said she took issue with Clinton's hawkish foreign policy and was leaning toward Stein.
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However warily American and Chinese leaders eye each other, economic self-interest keeps their most hawkish impulses in check.
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Despite some hawkish rhetoric, Gulf states are nervous about President Donald Trump's policy of imposing "maximum pressure" on Iran.
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Those hawkish tendencies and easy access to Trump have sometimes left other members of Trump's foreign policy circle scrambling.
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"The Fed was more hawkish than expected, which re-started this dollar rally," ABN Amro analyst Georgette Boele said.
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Hawkish officials in America may be kept up at night worrying about China's advancement in semiconductors and artificial intelligence.
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DBS economist Radhika Rao expects a rate hike, along with the RBI shifting its stance to "hawkish" from "neutral".
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Ryan, like much of the GOP, has long adopted a hawkish stance toward Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin.
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But I don't think she'll be particularly hawkish - our view is that they (the Fed) don't hike this year.
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Traders are watching to see whether Yellen retains her hawkish tone or even is more aggressive in comments Wednesday.
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Expectations zoomed to 69 percent on Wednesday after hawkish statements from several prominent Fed officials and strong economic data.
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And Trump is far less hawkish towards the Islamic Republic than some leading members of his national security team.
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Paul publicly criticized John Bolton and Rudy Giuliani, two early considerations for secretary of State, as being too hawkish.
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Both are hawkish, but Pompeo believes he is more deft and diplomatic in his approach, according to the sources.
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Its hawkish bravado doesn't necessarily represent the party's official line, but ultimately the publication is sanctioned by the state.
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The economic risk prompted hawkish Federal Reserve officials to call for the central bank to pause interest rate hikes.
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The consensus view is that the Fed will raise interest rates Wednesday by a quarter point — a hawkish signal.
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The Federal Reserve held the fed funds target rate steady on Wednesday but indicated a more hawkish inflation outlook.
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Hawkish comments from a string of Fed officials, including Chair Janet Yellen, have boosted bets for a rate hike.
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He's even more fearful of that than low earnings, the U.S.-China trade war, or a hawkish Federal Reserve.
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Why it matters: The hawkish Army veteran has President Trump's ear, and may well end up in his administration.
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Today Ms Yellen looks more hawkish—certainly than Mr Summers, who regularly urges the Fed to keep rates low.
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Market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike have risen this week amid several hawkish statements from Fed officials.
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In fact, investors may be wise to, as one strategist put it, "discount" all of the hawkish saber-rattling.
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That meeting ended with what traders dubbed a "hawkish rate cut," missing expectations for an even more supportive Fed.
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Max Boot, a hawkish foreign-policy scholar, wondered whether Mr Bolton was "trying to provoke Iran into striking first".
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For the dollar, a hawkish Federal Reserve and signs of continued strength in the U.S. economy remain key drivers.
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There are factors to consider on the hawkish side such as lending appetite by banks, which has picked up.
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The euro's bounce also weighed on the dollar, but Draghi's views cannot be described as hawkish on the whole.
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Recent hawkish comments from policymakers have raised investors' expectations that she might adopt a less cautious tone on rates.
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Kelly said, however, that Yellen's potentially hawkish comments are already priced into the gold miners and other gold assets.
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Hawkish remarks from Fed officials earlier this week also supported bets for a rate rise in June or July.
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The backdrop: Trump has at times been less hawkish on Iran than Pompeo and national security adviser John Bolton.
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The bank turned hawkish in 2017 because it feared that consumer-price inflation would settle above its 2% target.
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The combination of strong data and hawkish comments sent the dollar index up to 20.7086, its highest since Aug.
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But in the past, such thaws have been met with suspicion by the more hawkish elements in each country.
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The minutes from the Fed's September meeting showed hawkish policymakers worried about waiting too long to raise interest rates.
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For that reason, some believe the Fed could signal a "hawkish hold" while sounding more confident on the economy.
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On the foreign issues she's addressed, she has staked out ground in keeping with the relatively hawkish pro-U.
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In other words, are you going to see a dovish FED or its gonna be a more hawkish hold.
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Gross believes the markets are rallying because the Fed's statement was a little less hawkish than some had feared.
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And the urgency of the reform process has turned it into the most hawkish member of OPEC on prices.
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"North Korea has said these things before," Mark Dubowitz of the hawkish Foundation for Defense of Democracies told them.
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This will provide even more ammunition to those on the more hawkish side of regulatory and tax issues — Sen.
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Earlier this week, U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen made comments that hinted at a fairly hawkish policy stance.
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Yellen's stance will either support or dismiss the perceived hawkish stand that Fed policymakers have taken in recent days.
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Hawkish comments from a slew of other Fed officials have already raised expectations of a rate hike this year.
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At the same time, investors expecting that Yellen may strike a more hawkish tone at the central bank's Aug.
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Whatever hawkish gestures it feels it must make, the Fed should treat an unprecedented president with unusually high skepticism.
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Charles Krauthammer said Democrats are exhibiting a "delightful festival of hypocrisy" in taking a more hawkish stance toward Russia.
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" GENNADIY GOLDBERG, INTEREST RATE STRATEGIST, TD SECURITIES, NEW YORK "Generally speaking this does seem like a more hawkish statement.
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Some analysts had expected the central bank to be hawkish, seeking to help ease the pressure on the rupee.
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Then there's John Bolton, the hawkish foreign policy specialist who is reportedly Trump's pick for deputy secretary of State.
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The greenback was also supported by relatively hawkish comments by New York Fed President William Dudley late on Wednesday.
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With hawkish players leading the US administration and extreme distrust in North Korea, such hopes might be quickly quashed.
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There are also lingering questions about how Pompeo's historically hawkish foreign policy views will shape his work going forward.
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The euro turned lower on the news as traders were expecting a more hawkish tone from the central bank.
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"The Fed speak after the meeting is going to do a lot of the hawkish heavy lifting," said Kohli.
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They differ considerably on foreign policy; she is more hawkish on Syria and she initially supported the Iraq War.
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Does he really want the possible sell-off that could follow picking a hawkish candidate like Stanford's John Taylor?
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More granularly, he said bonds would likely see further downside, as Warsh is seen as more hawkish than dovish.
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The dollar had risen overnight following hawkish comments from Cleveland and Philadelphia Fed Presidents Loretta Mester and Patrick Harker.
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" "It's the kind of report more hawkish members of the Fed will see as validation for what they're doing.
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This hawkish central bank talk and action seemed to have had only a temporary impact on longer-dated bonds.
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"I can't expect anything hawkish from the minutes," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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The hawkish commentary sent yields on the benchmark 230-year Treasury notes near multi-year highs touched last week.
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At the same time, the European Central Bank is now expected to consider a more hawkish shift in policy.
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But he made it clear that he is no longer struggling to convince colleagues with clearly more hawkish views.
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Bond yields have swung higher this year as the Federal Reserve signaled a more hawkish turn on monetary policy.
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Thursday's drop was caused by a more hawkish tone by the U.S. Federal Reserve than what markets were expecting.
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"If the Fed doesn't tame its hawkish stance, we would expect more weakness in the gold price," he said.
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The hawkish Bolton repeatedly pushed Trump toward using military force and sanctions to accomplish the administration's foreign policy goals.
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The comments added to statements perceived as hawkish from New York Fed President William Dudley earlier in the week.
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Israel's far right is keen to exploit whatever time President Trump and his hawkish team have left in office.
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Bond yields have risen sharply this week, as investors anticipate central banks around the world will turn more hawkish.
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Those experts said it did not reflect any current thinking among military experts, even by the most hawkish analysts.
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The Trump administration's reaction is another step in what is shaping up to be a hawkish approach to Russia.
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There is a view among some market folks that Taylor and Warsh would both be much more hawkish — i.e.
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The precious metal's upside, however, was capped by a firmer dollar and a slightly more hawkish U.S. Federal Reserve.
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"I'm expecting a baby step in a more hawkish direction," said Alan Clarke, a financial markets strategist at Scotiabank.
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Lieberman's hawkish views might have been a good fit among Democratic Party liberals in 1964, but not in 2004.
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More troubling is Judis's embrace of some of the presumptions that underlie the hawkish nationalism he aims to analyze.
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In most opinion polling, conservative Republicans are the most hawkish Americans, seeing a world full of threats and dangers.
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As a State Department official in 2003, he was seen as one of the more hawkish voices on Iraq.
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H. R. McMaster, his national security adviser, and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, are known for hawkish views on Iran.
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The hawkish foreign-policy adviser, who has served four Republican presidencies, used to be a mainstay on Fox News.
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"Buying sentiment towards the dollar could receive a boost if the central bank strikes a hawkish tone," Otunuga said.
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The Fed's more hawkish members have expressed concern over market values, saying that overly accommodative policies could cause bubbles.
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A potential Warsh appointment is widely seen as likely ushering in more hawkish Fed policy and higher interest rates.
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Trump and the hawkish Bolton had differences over key foreign policy challenges such as Iran, Afghanistan and North Korea.
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Some had investors expected Powell to be less hawkish, said Georgette Boele, commodity strategist at ABN AMRO in Amsterdam.
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The President chose the like-minded, hawkish, director of the Central Intelligence Agency Director, Mike Pompeo, as Tillerson's replacement.
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Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican who is considered hawkish on foreign policy, said on Fox News Tuesday night.
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Saudi officials have lavished praise on Mr. Trump for his bombing of Syria and his hawkish stance toward Iran.
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While the post-meeting policy statement was widely expected, it was a little more hawkish than traders had anticipated.
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The Federal Reserve may sound a bit more hawkish as Fed Chair Janet Yellen's tenure comes to an end.
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The hawkish National Security Adviser John Bolton had already noted that Kim is failing to take steps to denuclearize.
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There's a deeper hawkish tilt to the Federal Reserve's outlook for interest rates that could be worrisome for markets.
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There are factors to consider on the hawkish side such as lending appetite by banks which has picked up.
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Still, Mr. Pompeo's hawkish views on a range of other issues are likely to be welcomed at the agency.
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With degrees from Oxford and Harvard universities, his outlook is international and less hawkish than other leading German economists.
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The odds of two additional hikes this year increased this week as Fed officials were seen as more hawkish.
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Yet Bolton's history suggests a long and storied history of cherry-picking intelligence to support his preferred hawkish policies.
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It's good but it's nothing crazy that's going to cause the Fed to imminently raise and get more hawkish.
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There is great relief that Powell has pulled back on his hawkish rhetoric and is a bit more conciliatory.
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And now, there's the possible appointment of ultra-hawkish John Bolton to a top role at the State Department.
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But hawkish measures embedded in the Republican spending bill will give Democrats even more reason to spurn the legislation.
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And how do you attack Clinton for being overly hawkish and demand a military buildup in the next breath?
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Trump, on the other hand, has no need to earn credibility with voters who are hawkish on unauthorized immigrants.
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"I'm doing deals, and I'm not being accommodated by the Fed," Trump said of the Fed's hawkish monetary policy.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and National Security Adviser John Bolton are known to be rather hawkish on Iran.
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I struggle to imagine Iowa and New Hampshire Democrats flipping because they see Sanders as insufficiently hawkish on Iran.
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Kelly said Bolton's appointment shouldn't be viewed on its own but in the context of Trump's already hawkish Cabinet.
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Few peaceniks will be shocked to hear that Clinton might be more hawkish than the rest of her party.
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Traders were awaiting comments from Fed Chair Janet Yellen at the central bank's annual meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, while comments perceived as hawkish from Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer on Sunday led some to believe that Yellen may also strike a more hawkish tone and signal a rate hike this year.
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That recent meeting ended with what traders dubbed a "hawkish rate cut," missing expectations for an even more supportive Fed.
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The first, which Pew called "Enterprisers," were "highly patriotic and strongly pro-business," hawkish and opposed to social welfare programs.
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In a strange point of convergence with his hawkish critics, Obama prefers to cast himself as a moderate, reluctant warrior.
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Saut said the sell-off has been about China, midterm elections and the Federal Reserve having a more hawkish tone.
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If anything, the deputy crown prince has appeared to favor an even more hawkish approach to production and price policy.
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Market participants in general said Powell hewed to a gradual increase in rates, yet some saw his remarks as hawkish.
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Florian Hense, economist at Berenberg, said the market rally would not bring a return to a more hawkish Fed stance.
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"The language is stronger, and part of it has to do with the hawkish stance of this administration," Motwani said.
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"The dollar surged given the hawkish 2017 rate guidance, as markets were actually expecting a dovish rate hike," Chang said.
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His exit removes a moderating voice from an otherwise hawkish administration, which could boost oil prices even if equities tumble.
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On both sides, McMaster is seen as a hawkish "globalist" who is too ready and willing to use military power.
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Or does the move toward intolerance occur mostly on the right wing, where hawkish and nationalist rhetoric is more prevalent?
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Or on the other hand, it could sound more hawkish than the statement it released after that meeting on Feb.
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Which market assets and sectors should investors own if Yellen maintains her recent hawkish bent in the Fed's statement Wednesday?
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Cardin holds less hawkish positions on Cuba and Iran than Menendez, though he also opposed Obama's nuclear deal with Tehran.
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His comments follow a string of hawkish remarks from Fed officials that have boosted expectations for rate increases this year.
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The strongest hawkish argument for returning to "normal" interest rates remains the cumulative effects of prolonged, near-zero interest rates.
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H. R. McMaster, the national security adviser, in favor of more hawkish figures, like Mike Pompeo and John R. Bolton.
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Over the past few months those hawkish factions have pushed a more aggressive response to Mr Trump's anti-Iran campaign.
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The U.S. dollar strengthened for a second day as Federal Reserve officials maintained a hawkish tone on hiking interest rates.
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The latest market rally would not bring a return to a more hawkish Fed stance, Berenberg economist Florian Hense said.
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ET Wednesday and many analysts are concerned the minutes could be more hawkish than the statement that followed April's meeting.
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Their hawkish views failed to shake traders' conviction that the Fed needs to lower rates again at its September meeting.
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So there is a risk that investors could be thrown by even mildly hawkish noises from the BoE on Thursday.
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Max Boot, a hawkish foreign-policy scholar, writes that Mr Bolton "may be trying to provoke Iran into striking first".
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" Brian Kelly, of BK Capital, agrees that "the Fed could be a little more hawkish than what people are expecting.
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Moreover, he believes a Republican administration may lead to a more hawkish Fed, which is positive for the U.S. dollar.
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Mr Rouhani's popularity has plunged, and with it his control (always tenuous) over the Revolutionary Guards and other hawkish factions.
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They tend to be more hawkish than board members (perhaps because, unlike the board, they are not appointed by politicians).
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Rosengren has gone from being viewed as one of the dovish members of the Fed to a more hawkish one.
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" Just several months ago, the Fed chairman sounded a more hawkish tone when he said weak inflation was likely "transitory.
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Lockhart delivered his speech after a slew of his colleagues made several hawkish remarks, including Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren.
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Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) and the other a less-hawkish "compromise" measure touted by leadership though written without Democratic involvement.
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An alliance of hawkish Nordic and Baltic member states, dubbed the Hanseatic League, is opposed even to these mild proposals.
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This year started with markets pricing in a hike this December, given strong data and hawkish comments from some policymakers.
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With a more hawkish Fed, we will likely see USD/CNY move to a 6.60-2623 trading range over Q4.
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A more hawkish than expected US stance, however, can lead to a significant sell-off in emerging currencies, said Raiffeisen.
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Even though the (Federal Reserve) likely won't move tonight, you might see a slight hawkish tilt to the Fed announcement.
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"Mario Draghi last week signalled a willingness to incrementally turn more hawkish," Saravelos said in a forex report published Wednesday.
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A simple way to see it is that as a result, the more hawkish advisers are ascendant and more influential.
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Chances are, neither a more hawkish approach to ISIS nor an assault weapons ban would have prevented this specific massacre.
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But Lyngen said the Fed is not likely to mention recent volatile markets, and that could be taken as hawkish.
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"The ECB minutes should provide more minutes on the extent of any hawkish dissent," Mizuho analysts said in a note.
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But a hawkish turn there looks a distant prospect and in the meantime, euro equity investors should enjoy the ride.
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Spot gold fell more than 2364.98 percent to a four-week low after hawkish comments by U.S. Federal Reserve officials.
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The third headwind to a long dollar trade came from less-hawkish expectations for tightening from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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Hawkish minutes from the Fed's April policy meeting and comments by several policymakers hinted that a hike could be forthcoming.
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An improvement in business investment or sales expectations would underscore the central bank's recent shift to a more hawkish stance.
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Regional-Fed presidents tend to be the most hawkish members of the FOMC, as their dissenting opinions suggest (see chart).
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This move comes ahead of what is expected to be a hawkish meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve next week.
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The utter lack of urgency regarding monetary reform looks all the more worrying given the hawkish bias at the FOMC.
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The hawkish nuclear-armed North Korean nuclear being in the neighborhood might also be an impetus behind Japan's policy reversal.
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"Taylor coming on board could very much be someone who is not anywhere near as hawkish as the market believes."
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"What we think you see from the Fed on Wednesday is what we would call a hawkish cut," said Emanuel.
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If anything, the deputy crown prince has appeared to favour an even more hawkish approach to production and price policy.
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In the same sentence, some traders read the business spending comment as hawkish and the household spending comment as dovish.
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A generally hawkish tone from Fed speakers this month has prompted markets to reassess the outlook for U.S. rate hikes.
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Treasury yields were also higher this week, signalling expectations for a hawkish Fed, meaning it plans no further rate cuts.
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On security matters, Ms Suu Kyi has chosen hawkish advisers—ex-army types with a suspicious view of the world.
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Warsh is viewed as even more hawkish and has publicly criticized the Fed's easy money policy after the financial crisis.
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Since taking over her job in 2011 from the equally hawkish Thomas Hoenig, she has cast 16 votes on policy.
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In other words, the composition of the Fed matters, and a more hawkish approach to policymaking would be a concern.
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However, Fed Chair Janet Yellen took a decisively more hawkish tone despite the fact that inflation has fallen behind estimates.
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He is known for his ties to anti-Islam groups, hawkish policies and hostility toward the former Iran nuclear deal.
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Bond prices have been falling as major central banks have adopted more hawkish rhetoric, especially from the European Central Bank.
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The two have served in the US military and have written hawkish opinion columns defending the president in recent months.
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Netanyahu, Israel's hawkish leader, has maintained a dominant position, notwithstanding three ongoing corruption cases in which he is being investigated.
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DXY soared to a 14-year high against a basket of currencies as the data backed the Fed's hawkish stance.
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The recent runup in rates was triggered by comments from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, who struck a hawkish tone Oct.
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Regardless of who is named, anyone other than Yellen will seem to the market to be a more hawkish choice.
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"All there is is Trump ... a right-wing ecosystem, and a fairly hawkish and interventionist foreign policy establishment," Rhodes says.
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New National Security Adviser John Bolton favored a much more hawkish option: a "ruinous" strike on Assad's entire military infrastructure.
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Put together, not acting on his threat to invade Venezuela may have been among Trump's least hawkish actions last year.
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But, he thinks the Fed will be more hawkish than what is currently expected, which will support the U.S. dollar.
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The ECB, led by President Mario Draghi, has recently been a bit more hawkish in its rhetoric around monetary policy.
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Some critics raised the prospects of what they called a more hawkish and rightward turn in United States foreign policy.
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" But the concern, she said, is that he "is extremely far toward the hawkish end of the national security world.
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First, he needs to sideline his out-of-control national security adviser plus his hawkish sidekick, the secretary of state.
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A hawkish position on Israel is one bit of Republican neoconservative orthodoxy that Trump has been careful not to jettison.
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But Mr. Trump remains skeptical of military entanglements, a view that clashes with his hawkish secretary of state, Mike Pompeo.
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The man he succeeds at the OeNB and on the ECB's Governing Council, Ewald Nowotny, also has a hawkish reputation.
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The man he succeeds at the OeNB and on the ECB's Governing Council, Ewald Nowotny, also has a hawkish reputation.
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The pair had not seen eye to eye: Mr Bolton was far more hawkish on Iran, North Korea and Russia.
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The Czech central bank, the most hawkish in the region, has voted against a hike at the past three meetings.
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The committee saw division in 003, including three dissents in September as hawkish and dovish members argued for different policies.
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It may prove a challenge: Mr. Moon is more interested in engaging with the North than Mr. Trump's hawkish advisers.
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She unsuccessfully pushed for John Bolton, the hawkish former Ambassador to the United Nations, to be named Secretary of State.
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Despite his hawkish approach to Iran, he has been recently accepting offers from Pakistanis, Omanis, Iraqis and others to mediate.
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This is because Fisher had always been known for as being hawkish and adopting a tough stance on the bank.
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The Democratic nominee has a reputation for being more hawkish than Obama and more willing to intervene in foreign conflicts.
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Her speech comes after a number of Fed policymakers this week struck hawkish tones on the trajectory of interest rates.
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"Carney's speech ... is likely a less hawkish view than markets had anticipated," said Caxton FX currency analyst Alexandra Russell-Oliver.
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Blame the end of easy money in equities on a more hawkish Federal Reserve and the bond rout, says Schlossberg.
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" MICHAEL CHANG, U.S. RATES STRATEGIST, SOCIETE GENERALE, NEW YORK: "It's a hawkish cut and that's what we have been expecting.
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In August, hawkish senators sought to use hearings on the air war to increase public support for a major escalation.
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"I don't think they want him to be dovish, but they don't want him to be too hawkish," said Redler.
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For all his hawkish rhetoric and sanctions, a campaign he calls "maximum pressure", the president is averse to military conflict.
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Levine blamed the Fed's overly hawkish rate hike in December and President Donald Trump's tariffs for the slowdown in growth.
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More hawkish than even Netanyahu, Lieberman quit, accusing the prime minister of being too soft on Palestinian militants in Gaza.
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Moving to regular newser schedules is but one part of an incrementally more hawkish approach Powell is expected to assume.
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A bit of a surprise coming from the Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, sounding more hawkish than many expected.
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Mr. Trump rejected that offer at the insistence of Mr. Pompeo and John R. Bolton, his hawkish national security adviser.
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"Tulsi Gabbard has emerged as a somewhat prominent critic of the hawkish consensus," said Cato Institute defense expert Benjamin Friedman.
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The dollar had bounced on Wednesday after strong manufacturing and construction data, as well as somewhat hawkish Federal Reserve minutes.
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The Treasury market began its move two weeks ago, as central bankers around the world all sounded suddenly more hawkish.
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Importantly, time could tell that he also will be more hawkish about rates, confirming what many Fed watchers had expected.
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The more concerning take comes by looking closely at just how many Fed officials are more hawkish than the median.
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Investors view a U.S. rate rise as likely by December following hawkish recent comments by the Fed's No. 217.12 policymaker.
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Most of Wall Street is viewing the Federal Reserve from a hawkish perspective, and that's placed pressure on the miners.
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The move brings into the White House a former United Nations ambassador with a hawkish reputation and caustic management style.
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Other central banks are becoming hawkish, the pound could come back up and the euro, once the ECB starts tightening.
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He said the powerful crown princes of Riyadh and Abu Dhabi were redefining Gulf politics around a "hyper-hawkish axis".
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South Koreans have consistently shown overwhelming support for their alliance with the United States, whether under dovish or hawkish presidents.
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Bolton, known for his hawkish stance on foreign policy, also criticized Trump's attempts at one-on-one diplomacy with Kim.
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Pompeo, a former Army officer who was a Republican congressman, is regarded as a Trump loyalist with hawkish world views.
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Opposing these hawkish views are those, including much of the traditional foreign policy establishment, who prefer a more measured response.
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If he gets to that point, his advisers will have plenty of hawkish policy ideas waiting for his green light.
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The 10-year held around 2.83 percent on Friday, but declined on Thursday after Powell sounded less hawkish than anticipated.
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But he had become marginalized in the White House as his hawkish approach increasingly clashed with Trump's deal-making instincts.
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Republicans were still the party of Bush: hawkish neoconservatives who criticized Obama for weakness on terrorism and appeasement of dictators.
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In particular, the party's foreign policy will always be more hawkish than the beliefs of many within its own constituency.
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And ISIS presents a hard enough problem that any policy, hawkish or dovish, will come with real costs and downsides.
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Powell wasn't more dovish than what we saw in January, but he's certainly less hawkish than he was last year.
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The Global Times has a history of writing hyperbolic editorials and is usually significantly more hawkish than the government's official line.
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Most news headlines painted Masco's quarter as weak, pressured by a , rising , a hawkish , higher and a muted full-year forecast.
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But the Fed has sounded so bullish on the economy and so hawkish on rates that the net has become frayed.
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The hawkish, protectionist president has vowed to grow the US Navy, particularly its submarine force, to its biggest size in decades.
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Meanwhile, conservatives such as Park have retained a more hawkish view on North Korea and generally support US policies, including THAAD.
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While she may temper the bearishness from Friday's nonfarm payrolls, Mizuho Bank analysts do not see hawkish bets being revived either.
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A hotter wage number could signal to markets that there's potentially higher inflation ahead, and therefore a more hawkish Federal Reserve.
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Trump's time in office is likely to align US foreign policy with Israel's most hawkish tendencies on dealing with Palestinian territory.
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This week's incrementally hawkish tone from the FOMC meeting is raising the hurdle for both expanding equity multiple and corporate profitability.
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Bookckvar said with markets running high on expectations of Trump's policies, she may be more hawkish and signal an upcoming hike.
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Hawkish members of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) have long wanted to make the SDF more like a normal army.
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The combination of strong data and hawkish comments sent the dollar index up 23 percent to 22, its highest since Aug.
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Central banks in developed markets, mainly in the West, have turned more hawkish this year as their economies picked up steam.
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DOLLAR: The dollar slid after the U.S. Federal Reserve issued a forecast for future policy that was less hawkish than expected.
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"This indicates that investors are still very comfortable buying the front end despite expectations of a hawkish cut," said BMO's Hill.
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Rising inflation in Hungary has led to a hawkish shift in the central bank's rhetoric after seven years of loose policy.
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"With many market participants worried about a dovish outlook, a surprisingly hawkish one could catch some investors off guard," she said.
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But the minutes of July's meeting and recent remarks from the Fed's more hawkish voices show that not everyone is convinced.
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Trump often gushes about Pompeo, even as he has berated his hawkish national-security adviser, John Bolton, for taking similar positions.
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A new president may have a more hawkish stance compared to Draghi, which could mean higher rates in the euro zone.
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Liberman, one of the most polarizing figures in Israeli politics, has expressed some hawkish and even extreme views in the past.
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He cultivated two hawkish American senators, Lindsey Graham and the late John McCain, and hired a campaign consultant linked to them.
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ET. There's been speculation the April minutes will show a more hawkish tone than was evident from the post-meeting statement.
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Most Asia markets gained on Friday, retracing earlier losses, despite a fresh stream of hawkish commentary from U.S. Federal Reserve officials.
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If Powell sounds slightly hawkish, stocks could sell off, which would hurt the dollar against safe-haven currencies like the yen.
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Were Mr Trump to push the Fed in a significantly more hawkish direction, a near-term recession would be a certainty.
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Treasury yields are on the rise as more investors think the Federal Reserve may sound more hawkish in its statement Wednesday.
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But some analysts are expecting a hawkish statement to accompany the cut, suggesting the bank will pause rate cuts after October.
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The Trump administration has become increasingly hawkish on Pyongyang in what appears to be a creep towards a military stand-off.
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Karyn Cavanaugh, senior market strategist at Voya Investment Management, said she expects Fed officials to continue to strike a hawkish tone.
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The risk for markets Wednesday is that the sounds a little more hawkish when it releases minutes from its July meeting.
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The likely appointment of an SPD finance minister from the more hawkish end of the spectrum is one sign of that.
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Patel was known for his hawkish stance on interest rates, but Das downplayed inflation concerns and hinted at more rate cuts.
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Mr Trump's hawkish national-security adviser, John Bolton, has long supported regime change in Iran, and even military action against it.
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Hawkish fiscal and free enterprise views could test his ability to build consensus in Council or Commission but he is effective.
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SPLRCU were the laggard of the week and could continue to be if investors see a hawkish slant at the Fed.
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The hawkish part is that it shows the Fed 0.4 percent above its long-run or neutral rate of 3 percent.
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Yellen's remarks will be delivered after hawkish rhetoric from Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer and New York Fed President William Dudley.
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Yellen's remarks will be delivered following hawkish rhetoric from Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer and New York Fed President William Dudley.
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Mr Trump's hawkish national security adviser, John Bolton, has long supported regime change in Iran, and even military action against it.
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Last week's interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve along with its hawkish statement have spurred speculators buy back dollars again.
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"We are concerned about the likelihood of the Fed surprising to the hawkish side in the near term," Ameli-Renani said.
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Every day Indian and Chinese newspapers exchange hawkish bluster, but their political leaders and diplomats are barely speaking to one another.
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For one thing, the president seems more inclined to agree with the hawkish voices on his staff than the cautious ones.
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Fischer, who has taken a hawkish stance on interest rates, is scheduled to speak at Howard University at 11:15 a.m.
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"While the median did not move, the shift in the distribution is still without question hawkish," Porcelli said in a note.
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U.S. stocks closed higher on Wednesday, as oil prices bounced back and the Fed took a less hawkish stance than expected.
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"If a China trade deal gets done, there is a real chance you could get a more hawkish Fed," he said.
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Shares of big U.S. banks, which slipped on the less hawkish-than-expected stance on Wednesday, were up about 0.7 percent.
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"The consolidation in the transatlantic spread has ended with the hawkish talks from the U.S.," said DZ Bank strategist Daniel Lenz.
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It is premature to conclude that President Trump would swing to the other extreme and nominate hard money (or "hawkish") policymakers.
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"Our confidence in looking for rate hikes in 2018 is boosted by the hawkish shift in the RBA's language," ANZ said.
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Hawkish comments from the Bank of England's chief economist Andy Haldane were also seen as hurting short-term bonds on Wednesday.
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He said the risk of a hawkish tweak to the Fed's language was limiting the greenback's losses in the morning session.
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Bush also responded, though, by running an extraordinarily hawkish campaign for president, featuring a famous ad showing a helmeted Massachusetts Gov.
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The euro currency leaped to a six-month high on Tuesday following strong production data and hawkish talk from European policymakers.
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Rossi said he expects the central bank to "correct" for the November rate cuts with a more hawkish stance next year.
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The Federal Reserve is about to release a far more hawkish statement than most expect on Wednesday, predicts one currency expert.
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She came across as hawkish on Iran and cautious to avoid specifics about when she would withdraw American troops from Afghanistan.
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It had however drifted back towards the key $1,200 level in the past week after hawkish comments from several Fed officials.
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But it wasn't just Quarles, who has long tended to be on the more hawkish end of the Fed's policy spectrum.
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Her speech will come after a number of Fed policymakers this week struck hawkish tones on the trajectory of interest rates.
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"Financial markets should prepare for a more hawkish tone," Natixis economists Joseph Lavorgna and Thomas Julien wrote ahead of the meeting.
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The comments mark Rosengren, who does not vote on policy this year, as slightly more hawkish than most of his colleagues.
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That expectation, along with recent statements from the Federal Reserve with a more hawkish tone, has pushed mortgage interest rates higher.
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Some say the Czechs may have to loosen next year, even if inflationary pressures keep the central bank hawkish for now.
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No matter who would be Fed chair next year, the central bank is expected to become a much more hawkish institution.
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Two other seats would also be empty, and Trump's picks are expected to be more hawkish than the current board members.
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The rotation of voters among the regional bank presidents could tip the balance in terms of dovish or hawkish policy decisions.
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