The unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 4.9 percent.
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The unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 0.0.1 percent.
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The unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 2.0953 percent.
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The unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 21 percent.
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Weather: Holding steady: mostly sunny with a high of 41.
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The number of reported rapes seems to be holding steady.
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The euro has recovered, holding steady at $1.1169 and 122.285 yen.
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For now, Pryzmont says local seafood prices have been holding steady.
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But Hong Kong's status as a financial powerhouse is holding steady.
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To be sure, many areas of the country are holding steady.
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"Global vaccination coverage is generally holding steady," according to the organization.
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Despite the negative trends in air cargo, passenger demands are holding steady.
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Despite the challenges, the tiger numbers at Ranthambore have been holding steady.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar was holding steady at 96.473.
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Against a basket of currencies the dollar was holding steady at 96.455.
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That share is now down to about 5 percent and holding steady.
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Print is holding steady — even increasing — and e-book sales have slipped.
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She had been holding steady at six pounds short of her goal.
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While, for iOS, it's holding steady in the top free downloads slot.
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Five years later, the marriage, and the Lobster Pound, are holding steady.
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President Trump's job approval numbers are holding steady somewhere in the mid-40s.
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Still, there are signs the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces are holding steady.
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Other polls have also found that support for impeaching Trump is holding steady.
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And wild-lobster populations have been holding steady, possibly thanks to global warming.
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The U.S. average diesel price is $2.88, holding steady from two weeks ago.
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Still, there are signs the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplaces are holding steady.
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Banks are holding steady on Tuesday ahead of three key central bank meetings.
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The real people, proudly holding steady, will reap the blond munificence of fall.
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Meanwhile, deer-car collision rates by state are either rising or holding steady.
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The number of paupers in sub-Saharan Africa is holding steady at roughly 415m.
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The unemployment is forecast holding steady at an eight-year low of 20830 percent.
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The Tanzanian shilling is seen holding steady against the dollar in the days ahead.
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The unemployment rate is holding steady at 5 percent, the lowest since early 2008.
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Forecasts of a nationwide 50 million to 54 million-tonne harvest are holding steady.
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CEOs are generally holding steady on their expectations for the economy heading into November.
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The British currency, after a volatile session on Friday, was holding steady on Monday.
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The index is seen holding steady at plus 7 over the next three months.
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It kind of peaked with her talk show and it's been holding steady ever since.
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Hiring intentions are "slightly weaker" in the West, while holding steady in the other regions.
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As of February 3, it was holding steady at No. 11, right behind The Farewell.
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The price is holding steady this year at $29 for lunch and $42 for dinner.
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The unemployment rate is holding steady at 2628 percent, the lowest level in 28500 years.
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With domestic coal consumption still declining and export markets volatile, employment is barely holding steady.
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By holding steady, producers can help ease the pressure on the markets without making difficult decisions.
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Economists polled by Reuters expected payrolls to grow by 52,000 with the unemployment rate holding steady.
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In Greece, the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party has been holding steady at about 9% support.
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The stockmarket is also rallying and the currency, long under pressure to devalue, is holding steady.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 2100.5 (IFR) - Asian credits were holding steady on Wednesday amid mixed regional equity markets.
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The unemployment rate is forecast holding steady at near a 49-year low of 3.7 percent.
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Bezos ending the day as the world's richest depends on Amazon (and Microsoft) stock holding steady.
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Throughout the early 2000s, malls like Flatiron Crossing were holding steady with shoppers of all ages.
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Looking at today's trade, sectors were mixed by the close, with technology and chemicals holding steady.
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Currently, the injury count per game is holding steady at an average of six or seven.
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It does not appear to be related to Powell's testimony as bond yields are holding steady.
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Kamala Harris and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg holding steady right behind the top three.
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The number of Republicans who believe Russia interfered in 2016 is fairly small -- and mostly holding steady.
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The figures provide fresh indication that the currency area's economy is holding steady amid global trade tensions.
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Fujifilm, which makes Polaroid-like cameras with film that instantly develops, said its sales are holding steady.
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The euro changed hands at $33, holding steady versus the greenback, after losing 0.65 percent on Wednesday.
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Q: Does that mean you see the Fed holding steady on rate hikes throughout 2019 and 2020?
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CNN/WMUR tracking poll finds New Hampshire holding steady Chastened by Iowa, Trump has choices to make.
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Mr Johnson's tally, as a proliferating number of polls have shown, has been holding steady for weeks.
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The euro changed hands at $1.1496, holding steady versus the greenback, after losing 69.793 percent on Wednesday.
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The prospect of interest rates holding steady made U.S. bonds more attractive, sending their prices sharply higher.
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Under the current voluntary system, the percent of international mail packages with AED has been holding steady.
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Wealth management revenue rose slightly from a year ago, with profit margins holding steady at 27 percent.
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So while there are not necessarily deals, perhaps rates are holding steady when they would otherwise increase.
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Pollster John Anzalone tells us the party is holding steady at 2202 points in the FiveThirtyEight aggregate.
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The unemployment rate is forecast holding steady at a 7-1/2-year low of 5 percent.
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The stock was down more than 7 percent in trading, but other chip stocks were holding steady.
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Or as an old Onion headline put it: "Corporate Philanthropy-Misanthropy Ratio Holding Steady" (at 1:1,770).
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Holding steady... Merkel remains Germany's most popular politician, with a recent poll putting her popularity at 48%.
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HEATING OIL FUTURES HOLDING STEADY AFTER EIA DATA SHOW LARGER-THAN-EXPECTED BUILD IN U.S. DISTILLATE STOCKPILES
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Müller is the consummate journeyman, holding steady in the rankings (from 26th to 28th since mid-January).
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But with the emissions and fuel economy standards holding steady, the demand for new credits would shrink.
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Armenia and Azerbaijan are also holding steady; sex ratios had become unbalanced in both countries in the 1990s.
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The euro remained near $1.1000, holding steady after a recent recovery from a one-month low of $1.08255.
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Wall Street was looking for payroll growth of 162,000 and the unemployment rate holding steady at 5.0 percent.
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So while Apple's core wearable is now a little cheaper, the Apple-made Watch accessories are holding steady.
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After a currency crisis in 2018, factory activity shrank for 17 consecutive months before holding steady in September.
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The Ugandan shilling is seen holding steady as importer demand for dollars weakens, undermined by lower consumer spending.
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The euro was holding steady at $1.1620, while sterling idled at $1.2926 amid ongoing uncertainty over Brexit negotiations.
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The euro was holding steady at $1.1619, while sterling idled at $1.2921 amid ongoing uncertainty over Brexit negotiations.
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Through three weeks of 21, that trend is holding steady: eight negative passing teams, 23 negative rushing teams.
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Support for tougher gun control measures is holding steady, according to a Politico/Morning Consult poll released Wednesday.
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The Fed found that while consumer inflation was holding steady, wage growth varied considerably, from flat to strong.
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Mr. Doodes's numbers for the fall term are holding steady, but the summer school drop was an alert.
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After another par on the tricky ninth hole, Tiger will make the turn holding steady at three-over.
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His centrist challenger, Benny Gantz, was seen holding steady at 32 seats for his Blue and White party.
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The unemployment rate was 4.1 percent in January, holding steady since October at a roughly 17-year low.
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But high concentrations of the toxic algae are holding steady in the waters off the state's southwest coast.
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Consumer spending is holding steady, while industrial output is showing signs of picking up, the report for November said.
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But they're more or less holding steady on Wednesday morning, trading around $56.58 for Brent and $46.85 for WTI.
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Freitas said daily Orbot downloads in the United States are up 30 percent after the election, and holding steady.
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In the face of so much uncertainty, Link is holding steady to this strategy of buying on the dips.
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The short end of the curve responded, with the 2-year yield rising and the 10-year holding steady.
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It said that nonfarm payrolls rose by just 151,000 last month, with the unemployment holding steady at 4.9 percent.
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Looking at the new home construction industry, one would have good reason to presume those norms were holding steady.
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Still, experts say the collectible car market is holding steady after a huge run-up between 21.5 and 21.
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The youth unemployment rate, which is typically higher than the overall unemployment rate, was holding steady below 220006 percent.
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With the startup-failure rate holding steady at around 90%, stories of new companies going belly-up are common.
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ET. About 221,20163 jobs were expected to have been created, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 22016 percent.
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In a very large market that is growing at over 35% per year, AWS market share is holding steady.
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Activity at firms in the bloc's dominant service industry maintained June's pace, with their PMI holding steady at 55.4.
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Data released Wednesday showed U.K. inflation holding steady in the month of June at 2.4 percent on the year.
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Utah remains the top team in its division and is holding steady as the fifth seed in the West.
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But it demonstrates that Barr is holding steady to his position that there must be redactions in the report.
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Nancy Zdunkewicz and Stan Greenberg noted that while Trump "is hated," his "identity and job performance" are holding steady.
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That number has since settled down a bit, but the app is still holding steady at a solid number 17.
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President Trump's overall job rating is holding steady, buoyed by a record number approving of his handling of the economy.
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Spending on hospitals, doctors and other clinic services was $2.16 billion, holding steady at 59% of total health care spending.
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She's holding steady at #13 overall and even beat out alt-powerhouse Billie Eilish for #1 on the Alternative chart.
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So far, enrollment has been holding steady and is even slightly higher than last year, despite the threat of repeal.
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ET. Forecasts call for 215.8,2361 new non-farm jobs last month, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 2000 percent.
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Wells Fargo/Gallup's Small Business Index saw its largest increase in a decade in recent months and is holding steady.
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In polls, it is holding steady around 22016 percent, right where it was after the first debate in late September.
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While Alibaba is making inroads, it's still way behind AWS, whose market share is holding steady at around 40 percent.
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Holding steady at two-thirds of its user base, this stickiness stat is impressive for a 12.5-year-old utility.
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The problem with the argument, according to Uccello, is that ObamaCare's enrollment is actually holding steady and not dropping off.
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Fascinatingly, it appears that Republican opinion on immigration is either holding steady or becoming more pro-immigrant, contrary to Trump's views.
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Shares in the company, once a darling of Wall Street, rebounded more than 12 percent and appear to be holding steady.
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The greenback's moves against the euro and sterling were small, with those units largely holding steady at $1.1252 and $1.2975, respectively.
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Economists expect that number to show a gain of 160,000 for May, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 5 percent.
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Still, there are parts of the marijuana market that are holding steady, particularly edibles, concentrated oils, and concentrates made for vapes.
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Money shelled out for private school for the kids, $40,000 vacations, new cars, high-end jewelry and watches is holding steady.
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Another pollster, David Woodard of Clemson University, said his survey of Republicans showed Mr. Trump's support holding steady after the debate.
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Unemployment is high, holding steady about 21961% since March, and almost half the population is below the poverty level, about 46%.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast nonfarm payrolls increasing 0003,000 in March and the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.9 percent.
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With oil prices holding steady at around $50 a barrel, the Saudi government is now cutting government salaries and reducing subsidies.
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The Federal Reserve is slowly lifting its fed funds target rate, which has been holding steady for years at historical lows.
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Iran has questioned whether the market needs more oil and says its output is holding steady at about 3.8 million bpd.
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Economists expect the report to show nonfarm payroll growth of 188,000, with the unemployment rate likely holding steady at 3.9 percent.
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Economists expect September payroll growth of 93,000 positions and the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.4 percent, according to Thomson Reuters.
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After holding steady two weeks ago, mortgage interest rates resumed their retreat last week, but that did not boost mortgage demand.
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The data there doesn't go back far enough to make firm conclusions about whether the rate is increasing or holding steady.
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In Philadelphia, which will host the Democratic National Convention (DNC) a week later, the average prices appear to be holding steady.
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It was changing hands at $220, barely holding steady after declining 2019.34 percent on Thursday, its steepest percentage slide since Oct.
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What's new: Preliminary data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows the death rate holding steady, after years of increases.
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And there's a racial gap as well, with improvement coming among whites and Hispanics, but ratings of Obama holding steady among blacks.
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People also compliment his staid managerial presence: He speaks evenly, holding steady eye contact, and lacks the eccentricities of other Google execs.
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The division also added 262 net orders, with the company's total backlog holding steady at over 5,900 airplane orders worth $412 billion.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast single-family homesales, which account for about 9.1 percent of overall homesales, holding steady last month.
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Economists expect the report to show growth of 200,000 jobs — 187,500 private positions — and the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.9 percent.
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Gold futures rose 0.1 percent to $1,242 an ounce, holding steady after sliding to a five-week low in the previous session.
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Tweets are holding steady at 140 characters, but a variety of additions to your tweets will no longer count against that limit.
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If one adds a grade curve to these numbers, it's clear that outside of the Democratic Party, his approval is holding steady.
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U.S. gold futures for August delivery were climbing 0.38 percent, after holding steady for most of the morning, at $1,273.70 an ounce.
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The euro was holding steady just under $230, while 10-year German bond yields were up a basis point at 0.305 percent.
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Though slight, the increase is significant because US life expectancy has been either declining or holding steady for the past four years.
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Average first-quarter revenue per user at Oi fell 6 percent on an annual basis, while growing or holding steady at rivals.
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At that point, the price of one bitcoin was holding steady at between $215,143 and $214,2500, according to CoinDesk's Bitcoin Price Index.
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At that point, the price of one bitcoin was holding steady at between $2,5003 and $3,000, according to CoinDesk's Bitcoin Price Index.
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After weeks of contentious, often exasperating hearings, most polls show backing for impeachment holding steady, with more people supporting than opposing it.
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The prices of rice, corn and fuel remain stable, and the won is holding steady against the American dollar and Chinese renminbi.
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Depending on your preferred source, Obama's approval rating is in the mid-40s or perhaps as high as 50 percent—and holding steady.
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The Ugandan shilling was seen holding steady, with a central bank decision to maintain its key rate expected to fuel favourable market sentiment.
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However, with U.S. cases holding steady at around a dozen, Wall Street has been able to largely weather the crisis in recent sessions.
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The IPSOS poll in the Corriere della Sera newspaper also showed support for the 5-Star Movement holding steady at about 32.6 percent.
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However, TD Securities sees the bank holding steady on rates at the August meeting, and expect to see dovish tilts in the statement.
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There's virtually no chance given to holding steady, though two regional Fed presidents recently have said that's exactly what the committee should do.
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At the time, central bankers predicted four hikes for 2016, but after holding steady in March, policymakers projected only two increases this year.
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Stocks may be holding steady so far under President Donald Trump, but one market strategist warns a pullback could be on the horizon.
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The latest weekly figures show U.S. production holding steady around 12.1 million bpd — an all-time high if confirmed by EIA's monthly reading.
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After holding steady for the last month, mortgage rates began to climb again and are now at their highest level in four years.
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After seven years of holding steady, the Fed raised rates in December 2015, December 2016 and March 2017, in three quarter-point moves.
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But the headline breakdown suggests that the slowdown was driven by industry and construction, with growth in the service sector activity holding steady.
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Between the lines: Even though U.S. unemployment is holding steady at 3.7% after a 10-year recovery, Americans are still facing sluggish wages.
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Even the deductibles people pay toward their own medical bills, which have gone up steadily in recent years, seem to be holding steady.
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Brady has always relied heavily on short passes, but advanced statistics from Sportradar show that his rate of longer throws is holding steady.
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While the two moguls have flip-flopped from time to time, Bezos is currently holding steady as the richest person in modern history.
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That spending has yet to have a significant impact in the polls, where national averages show Bloomberg holding steady at around 5 percent.
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Some of the oil they are pumping would not have been profitable at $21.6 a barrel, but is with prices holding steady above $1.83.
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The jobless rate has been falling steadily for years and has been holding steady at its lowest level since the euro zone's debt crisis.
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The entire Daydream platform has grown slowly — Google's Daydream View remains the only phone-based headset — and that trend seems like it's holding steady.
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Economists polled by Reuters had forecast single-family home sales, which account for about 9.1 percent of overall home sales, holding steady last month.
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Prices for Bitcoin were holding steady this morning at just over $US4,100, but down from their record highs earlier in the week above $US4,400.
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Unemployment is high, holding steady about 11.5% since March, and about 46% of the population of 3.4 million people live below the poverty level.
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"With household wealth near an all-time high and economic fundamentals holding steady, delinquencies are likely to remain near these historic lows," he said.
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The contribution limit for individual retirement accounts, whether traditional or Roth, is holding steady at $6,000, plus another $20193,000 for savers 50 and over.
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He likes to lock onto a single composition, holding steady and testing our patience to the brink; only then will a surprise be sprung.
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Perhaps most significantly heading into the 2202 midterm elections, a whopping 2628 percent say that their personal economic situation is improving or holding steady.
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A report from the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo showed confidence among participants unexpectedly holding steady, reflecting solid demand and declining costs.
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The rising cost of prescription drugs is mostly falling to insurance companies and the government, while patients' out-of-pocket spending is holding steady.
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Living in A city with tree-lined streets, movie studios and prices that are rising for single-family houses and holding steady for condos.
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The unemployment rate is seen holding steady at 5.0 percent and average hourly earnings are forecast rising 0.3 percent for a second consecutive month.
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Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had been looking for solid job growth of 83,000 and saw the unemployment rate holding steady from October's 3.6%.
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Economists surveyed by Dow Jones had been looking for solid job growth of 187,000 and saw the unemployment rate holding steady from October's 3.6%.
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For weeks, polls have shown the 76-year-old Democrat holding steady as the 2020 favorite of more than a quarter of his party's voters.
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The safe-haven yen got a lift, with the Aussie losing 0.4 percent to 1.63, while holding steady on the U.S. dollar at 111.59 yen.
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Shares got a boost after data showed U.S. manufacturing appeared to stabilise in February, with production accelerating and new orders holding steady at higher levels.
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U.S. stock futures were basically flat, with E-Minis for the S&P 103 holding steady following a technical disruption that halted trading for hours.
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However, a second survey by pollster Tarki conducted on April 13-26, found support for Fidesz holding steady at 113 percent from January to April.
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U.S. stocks are holding steady despite what many see as a reliable recession indicator, and Wall Street experts are similarly unfazed — at least for now.
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" The situation wouldn't be as problematic if growth were to keep up with inflation, she said, but added: "Growth is just kind of holding steady.
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Zandi expects Friday's government report on jobs to show an addition of 189,000 jobs in July with the unemployment rate holding steady around 4.9 percent.
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Underlying inflation, holding steady at 1.3 percent last month, is also a worry for policymakers as there is hardly any price pressure in the pipeline.
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The Labor Department will release its closely watched official nonfarm payrolls count Friday, with economists expecting growth of 175,000 and the jobless rate holding steady.
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Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg seemed content to draft off the front three, holding steady in the fourth and fifth spots current polling places them.
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"Voluntary compliance is the bedrock of our tax system, and it's important it is holding steady," IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig said in a news release.
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A Reuters poll showed a growing number of economists expect the Fed to cut interest rates this year, although the majority still see it holding steady.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 22023 (IFR) - Asian credits were holding steady in a rather quiet market where the focus was mostly on China's offering of rare sovereign bonds.
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While manufacturers saw business conditions holding steady in the coming three months, non-manufacturers expected them to worsen in August, a sign of uneven economic recovery.
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And sometimes holding steady can be viewed as a tightening of policy if interest rates are falling and the economy is falling, you know, getting slower.
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Sentiment was also buoyed by iron ore recovering from its 13-day slide, ending higher on Wednesday and copper holding steady on the London Metal Exchange.
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Other currencies in the region stayed largely flat, with the Mexican peso holding steady after the Bank of Mexico kept rates unchanged on Thursday, as expected.
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Canadian jobs data is also due on Friday, although the Bank of Canada is broadly seen holding steady on monetary policy despite recent solid economic data.
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Economists are expecting May payrolls to grow by about 175,000, down from April's 211,000, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.4 percent according to FactSet.
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The euro edged up about 0.1 percent to $1.10220, holding steady after a recent recovery from a one-month low of $1.08255 struck on March 2.
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That was the highest level since July and lifted the jobs openings rate to 3.8 percent after holding steady at 3.7 percent for four straight months.
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Holding steady in the same fifth-place spot it occupied in our August ranking is this five-bedroom house with three full and two half bathrooms.
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That's starting to change in places like Italy and Malaysia, where speeds continue to decline; but other places, like the Seattle metropolitan area, are holding steady.
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But Paxton quickly brushed off the inauspicious start, holding steady after Hicks helped provide a 93-1 lead in the bottom half of the first inning.
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In the Trump trade strategy over the last two years, tariffs have acted as a ratchet — moving in only one direction or holding steady, never reversing.
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And they've deployed correspondents across the heartland to capture the sentiments of voters, with an eye toward whether Trump voters are holding steady behind their president.
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With Xiaomi holding steady at the top, the growth is all coming from competitive companies — or one umbrella company, depending on your perspective — right below Samsung.
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The quit rate: The rate at which workers voluntarily leave their jobs has been holding steady at a near-record level for more than a year.
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After generations of white and black flight, there's hope the numbers will reveal, for the first time in decades, the population holding steady or even rising.
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He noted that the VVIX is holding steady near the 100 level, a sign that VIX traders are still a bit wary about playing the index.
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Grocery inflation stood at 3.3 percent for the twelve week period analyzed, after holding steady at 3.2 percent in the past two months, Kantar Worldpanel said.
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"We're pretty much holding steady on yesterday's gains ... and it does look like there's further upside ahead," said Walter Zimmerman, chief technical analyst at United-ICAP.
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In the Bronx and Staten Island, rents are holding steady because those boroughs did not experience the same rapid rent escalations or volume of new development.
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Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren are holding steady, Bernie Sanders is bouncing back from his heart attack and Pete Buttigieg is springing to life in Iowa.
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The latest jobs report found the country had added 22016,22016 jobs heading into the end of 22008, with the unemployment rate holding steady at 2005 percent.
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Administrators at the nearby Christus St. Elizabeth hospital, which currently has 210 patients, are holding steady thanks to well water and a store of potable water.
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Administrators at the nearby Christus St. Elizabeth hospital, which currently has 230 patients, are holding steady thanks to well water and a store of potable water.
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But core inflation, which does not include energy and food prices, was only half the headline figure, holding steady with little sign that price pressures are building.
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Broker: The Corcoran Group Holding steady in third place since August, a lavish, six-bedroom, seven-bath, 11,000-square-foot estate on more than a half-acre.
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A Reuters poll showed a growing number of economists expect the Fed policymakers to cut interest rates this year, although the majority still see it holding steady.
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The company said its 2017 tire unit sales are expected to fall about 3.5 percent from last year, compared with its previous forecast of sales holding steady.
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The Tanzanian shilling is seen holding steady in the days ahead, helped by subdued demand for dollars from importers and hard currency inflows from the agriculture sector.
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The U.S. central bank held the discount rate at 2-1/4 percent while also holding steady its benchmark lending rate at its May 1-2 meeting.
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There was a time when our numbers were holding steady, then we switched nights and we were no longer following their biggest show and the numbers plummeted.
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But with few votes left to count, Harder is holding steady in second place, giving Democrats a candidate in a district where Clinton won by 3 points.
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But all the data suggests this race is really close -- and according to data over the past month, Balderson is holding steady while O'Connor is trending upward.
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In this case, the amount of CO2 that we're emitting is still going up—it's the rate at which CO2 is entering the atmosphere that's holding steady.
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Leasing commercial space in San Francisco is as expensive as ever, but prices are mostly holding steady for the first time in a long time — not rising.
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Spot checks of the website this month have showed Obama holding steady at the top of the list, with Marie Kondō and Rachel Hollis following close behind.
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After holding steady in January and February, UK retailer shares have tumbled 9 percent this month, outpacing a 3 percent drop in the wider FTSE 350 index.
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Despite holding steady jobs as a special needs schoolteacher and a sewage system technician, they couldn't find anything cheap enough for their bank to provide a mortgage.
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After two years of holding steady, China's carbon dioxide emissions increased in 2017, with leading estimates ranging from 1.4 percent to 4.1 percent growth, the report says.
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As a result of rapid economic growth in Asia and lower fuel prices worldwide, global energy-related emissions increased in 22012 after holding steady for three years.
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International real estate With new luxury developments and older homes coming on the market, the small Caribbean island has seen supply soar, but prices are holding steady.
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Scoring increased more than half a goal per game per team in 593-06, to 3.08 goals on average, and is holding steady at 3.05 this season.
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Economists expect the government's jobs report to show a September nonfarm payrolls increase of 145,000 with the unemployment rate holding steady at 2.03-year lows of 3.7%.
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Other major currencies remained confined to well-trodden ranges on Tuesday, with the euro trading virtually flat at $1.1212 and the dollar holding steady at 110.63 yen .
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There seems to be a pattern of distribution where frontline indices are holding steady within a band while the mid and small-caps continue to correct heavily.
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The price of an ether token, which trade on the Ethereum blockchain network, was holding steady at just below $US300 after hitting a high of $US308.08 overnight.
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"Trade confidence is holding steady ... we can only imagine what it would look like without the NAFTA uncertainty," EDC chief economist Peter Hall said in a commentary.
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Experimental science progresses by holding steady one variable at a time, an approach that is not always easy when dealing with networks of genes, proteins or other molecules.
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Analysts polled by Reuters forecast U.S. employers likely hired 180,000 workers last month, stronger than the 53,000 they added in February, with the unemployment holding steady at 3.8%.
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Economists are expecting 200,000 total additions with the unemployment rate holding steady at 5.0 percent, according to FactSet, though the ADP/Moody's numbers could cause some upward adjustment.
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Overall, the poll found Trump's approval rating holding steady at 44 percent, down only 2023 point from last month and up from his December low of 41 percent.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is holding steady with a lead in Utah, a state that at one point recently appeared to complicate his path to the White House.
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Holding steady at 14 percent support in third place was former finance minister Jose Antonio Meade, the candidate of President Enrique Pena Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI.
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This means that the change to more enterprise deals as a portion of all Seed investments isn't predicated on their number holding steady while Seed deals dried up.
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Paddlefish, like sharks, are constantly moving or holding steady in rapid currents to keep water flowing through their large open mouths, from which they capture oxygen and food.
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Copper concentrate consumption, meanwhile, is expected to rise by 6.6% on a copper-contained basis to 7.25 million tonnes, with domestic production holding steady at 1.56 million tonnes.
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Only in Hong Kong The fact is that Hong Kong's financial market is still holding steady, even as months of protests damage the local economy and rankle Beijing.
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Prices of lead on the LME rallied by 3 percent, to the highest in a month on Thursday before holding steady on Friday in holiday-thinned Asian trade.
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The ship's vaunted Voom Wi-Fi was somehow holding steady during the storm, presenting the opportunity to send some emails or perhaps post a blanket statement to social media.
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But though demand isn't breaking the records that it once did, it's holding steady, said Brian Rafn of Morgan Dempsey Capital Management, who's skeptical of the resolutions' potential impact.
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But that's not to say the RBA will be holding steady for long; persistently low inflation remains a worrisome factor that could lead to further rate cuts this year.
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The Reuters' monthly poll - which tracks the Bank of Japan's key quarterly tankan - found confidence at manufacturers slipping over the next three months and service-sector firms holding steady.
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Apple's data indicates that conversion rates for the original Search Ads product have been holding steady at over 50 percent, while the cost per acquisition has been below $1.50.
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According to the U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Justice Statistics: Suicide rates in prisons are rising After holding steady for years, suicide rates started rising sharply in 2013.
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The nation's output is holding steady around an all-time high 12.1 million bpd, while weekly exports hit nearly 3.4 million bpd, just below a recent record, EIA said.
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The Tanzanian shilling is seen holding steady against the U.S. dollar or strengthen marginally, helped by a slowdown in demand for hard currency and inflows from the mining sector.
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Job creation posted a solid rebound in March, with nonfarm payrolls expanding by 196,000 and the unemployment rate holding steady at 2.93%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday.
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Wages are high, the unemployment rate is ticking downward, and job growth is holding steady — but Trump's ongoing trade wars with China and European countries have sapped business confidence.
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Sanders continues to receive good news from state-level polls (more on that below), but Biden is holding steady nationwide, according to a Quinnipiac University survey released on Tuesday.
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The Pacers, who were expected to fall off a cliff in the absence of George, are holding steady at 19-14, the fourth best record in the Eastern Conference.
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Which is why the commission should continue exercising wisdom, prudence and sound judgment by holding steady on what it knows is needed, rather than opting for what is easy.
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While the U.S. economy is still holding steady, results like today's ISM survey adds to fears that a record-stretch of U.S. prosperity could be coming to an end.
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Brazil's oil liquids output, including biofuels, is expected to rise by 20183,000 bpd to 3.5 million bpd in 2019, after holding steady in 2018, according to consultancy Energy Aspects.
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Tokyo's core consumer price index (CPI), which includes oil products but excludes fresh food prices, rose 1.1 percent in March from a year earlier, holding steady since January 2019.
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There's the chance they might not raise enough to compete against someone like Biden in the long run, but both candidates are holding steady, and Warren is rising the polls.
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However, it still set a record revenue of $230 million for the quarter—and it's stopped shedding Snapchat users, reporting it was holding steady at 22017 million daily active users.
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Housing construction got a boost in April from a pickup in single-family homes, a sign that the housing sector is holding steady after a rough start to the year.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback's performance against a basket of six major currencies, was holding steady at 95.516, after earlier climbing to a two-month high of 95.661.
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The economic outlook was further bolstered by another report on Tuesday showing that manufacturing appeared to stabilize in February, with production accelerating and new orders holding steady at higher levels.
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At Wake Forest University in North Carolina, the number of employers participating in on-campus recruiting events is holding steady with 2015, when attendees rose 33 percent compared to 2014.
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This progress has been achieved using a bit of a kitchen-sink approach, but it seems to be working, with crime in NYC still holding steady, at historically low rates.
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The Tanzanian shilling is seen holding steady against the dollar in the days ahead, assisted by subdued demand for the U.S. currency from importers amid a slowdown in business activity.
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Bieber Fever is set to fall upon the world once again — "Yummy" is holding steady on the charts, and the Biebs released a new song on January 28 with Kehlani.
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According to the metrics site Twitch Tracker, Fortnite dropped from pole position, where it had been holding steady for months, and has lately been hovering somewhere around third or fourth.
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A CNN-WMUR survey released on Thursday tested Republicans in New Hampshire in the days before and after Monday's Iowa caucuses, and found Trump's support holding steady at 29 percent.
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The same few clients have been holding steady at this shelter for the past month or so, and often my time is spent hanging out and spending quality time with them.
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The uncertainty pushed investors toward safe-haven assets, with U.S. Treasuries holding steady ahead of the employment data on Friday, while gold rose to its highest in more than a week.
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Household lending expanded by 3.3 percent, holding steady at a post-crisis high while corporate lending grew by 3.9 percent, below its post-crisis peak but defying expectations for a slowdown.
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Deaths from cocaine, after holding steady for many years, increased an alarming 52% between 2015 and 2016, according to the CDC, with the trend continuing in the most recent federal data.
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Gold edged up to a two-week high and then retraced some gains on Monday, holding steady after Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen said she still expected gradual U.S. rate increases.
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Ms. Garcia said that despite holding steady jobs for the past decade, she has never received health insurance and instead relies on emergency rooms when she needs to see a doctor.
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HONG KONG — Amid concerns about a slowdown in the growth of the Chinese economy, China's largest e-commerce company is showing that — for now — business on its platforms is holding steady.
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Facing a potential recession, Trump has fretted that the coronavirus pandemic could cost him his job in November, though polls have shown his approval rating largely holding steady through the crisis.
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The survey shows Sanders in the No. 1 spot with 16.4 percent support among likely Democratic primary voters in New Hampshire, holding steady since the same poll was conducted in November.
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The financial health of Canadian companies continued to look strong, with the share of small companies that were behind 30 days or more on their loans holding steady at 1.09 percent.
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After holding steady at 28503 percent in the past two surveys, the overall number of voters who said they are following the probe fell for the first time to 22019 percent.
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The unemployment rate is forecast holding steady at 3.7 percent, a near 49-year low and not too far from the Federal Reserve's forecast of 3.5 percent by the end of 2019.
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Other major currencies remained confined to well-trodden ranges, with the euro trading virtually flat at $1.1212 ahead of new European Commission economic forecasts and the dollar holding steady at 110.63 yen.
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EYES ON NEXT WEEK'S FED MEETING A Reuters poll showed a growing number of economists expect the Fed to cut interest rates this year, although the majority still see it holding steady.
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"In a market that is growing at 50 percent per year, Microsoft, Google and Alibaba are all gaining market share, while the share of market leader AWS is holding steady," he added.
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ISTANBUL, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank left its main interest rates unchanged on Thursday, holding steady in line with market expectations after inflation edged off a 14-year high last month.
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After holding steady for two years, the share of conventional loans backed by Fannie Mae with down payments of less than 10 percent rose from 12 percent to 14 percent in 2017.
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As a young single mother, she experienced low self-esteem that translated into a battle with obesity and health issues that prevented her from holding steady jobs — and kept our family poor.
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In the Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday, 2628 percent of respondents said the U.S. economy was deteriorating, 28503 percent said it was improving and 22019 percent said the forecast was holding steady.
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In the Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday, 6900 percent of respondents said the U.S. economy was deteriorating, 2628 percent said it was improving and 28503 percent said the forecast was holding steady.
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Even escalating trade tensions and higher oil prices haven't stopped the Dow Jones industrial average, a major indicator of economic activity, from setting record highs, now holding steady above the 25,000 mark.
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The Carpetbagger Kumail Nanjiani's movie "The Big Sick" was among the bigger indie hits of 2017, earning $55 million worldwide and holding steady at a 98 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Some Asian currencies are holding steady, too: The Thai baht — which was the locus of the Asian financial crash two decades ago — is particularly strong, thanks to a large current account surplus.
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And at the same time, the percentages of Indian, Korean and Vietnamese restaurants — many of which were also owned and operated by immigrants from Asian countries — are holding steady or increasing nationwide.
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Rather, prices track physical supply-demand cycles, which means that right now the price of larger transactions is holding steady and the Chinese spot price is edging lower, according to Metal Bulletin.
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The Czech central bank meets on Wednesday and is also seen holding steady on policy despite a continuing debate on whether another rate hike is needed to keep inflationary pressures under control.
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Israel has been mired in deflation for more than two years, with the annual rate of price moves holding steady at -0.3 percent in November despite the dissipation of energy price declines.
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Analytics firm Jumpshot found that the launch of Instagram Stories did not noticeably impact the share of email signups between Instagram and Snapchat at first, with Snapchat holding steady at around 76 percent.
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The pound is standing its ground Despite a complete lack of clarity on where the Brexit process goes next, the pound is holding steady on Monday — though investors are bracing for more volatility.
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The number of Xbox Live active users is holding steady at about 53 million and search revenue grew 10 percent year-over-year (likely driven by the integration of Bing into Windows 10).
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With the unemployment rate holding steady at 4 percent as of January and candidates feeling confident enough to ditch job interviews, the onus is now on employers to attract and retain their workers.
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The economy saw growth in the July-September quarter holding steady from the previous quarter at 0.6 percent, but missing the market expectations as construction spending plunged by the most in two decades.
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On the other side of the aisle, 72 percent of Democrats and Democratic leaners say they think colleges and universities have a positive effect on the country, holding steady with past years' results.
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Data showed U.S. consumer confidence holding steady in July while new single-family home sales hit their highest level in nearly 153-1/2 years in June, suggesting sustained momentum in the economy.
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An opinion poll by market research company Opinium for the Observer showed that the Conservatives had gained support over the past week, with Labour holding steady and the Liberal Democrats slipping back slightly.
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Data from IHS Markit on Monday is expected to show U.S. manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) holding steady at 210 in September, while services PMI is forecast to rise to 215 from 0.73.
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The economy saw growth in the July-September quarter holding steady from the previous quarter at 0.6 percent, but missing the market expectations as construction spending plunged by the most in two decades.
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It bets on declining oil use, a population of 9 billion by 2100, increasing energy efficiency, and emissions holding steady until 2020, at which point they'll decline and even go negative by 2100.
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The helicopter climbs up into the blue sky to 60 feet and stops; it's now holding steady in a one-foot by one-foot by one-foot box we told the computer to find.
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The Labor Department is scheduled to release its September jobs report on Friday, with economists polled by Reuters expecting the U.S. economy to have added 175,000 jobs and unemployment holding steady at 4.9 percent.
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Data showed U.S. consumer confidence holding steady in July while sales of new single-family homes hit their highest level in nearly 8-1/2 years in June, suggesting sustained momentum in the economy.
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In 2017, the company's United States retail sales fell for the third consecutive year to 147,972 motorcycles, while sales in international markets have been climbing slowly or holding steady, with more room to grow.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French consumers and businesses in August shrugged off the gloom settling in across much of the euro zone, with measures of confidence holding steady at relatively elevated levels, data showed on Tuesday.
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Sluggish wage growth has been cited as one reason the Bank of England is in no hurry to raise interest rates despite inflation holding steady above its 2 percent target for a second month running.
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The base rate has stood there since May 2016 and the deposit rate since September 2017, The country's economy is expanding faster than expected, with GDP holding steady at 4.8 percent in the third quarter.
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And after a week of uncertainty, Pelosi's allies are taking the number of signatures on the letter holding steady, and even shrinking by one, as a sign that things could be looking up for her.
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Map: Quarantined areas for citrus crops / APHISThe only good news is that this latest set of numbers is the first set in 5 years where the numbers are holding steady instead of falling even further.
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After holding steady at around 150 percent of G.D.P. for much of the boom, China's public and private debts surged after Mr. Wen's about face in 2008, rising to 230 percent of G.D.P. by 2014.
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"Luke" is holding steady as the 28th most popular boy's name in the country; given the religious nature of the name, however, it's hard to say how much of that is due to Star Wars.
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The monthly poll, which tracks the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) closely watched tankan quarterly survey, found manufacturers' confidence was expected to increase over the next three months while service sector sentiment was seen holding steady.
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Elsewhere in Europe, the regional government in Catalonia has also been cracking down on peer-to-peer rentals in Barcelona, holding steady on a moratorium on any new rentals and raising fines for illegal rentals.
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Celiac disease is an inherited autoimmune disorder that affects less than one percent of the population—a rate that seems to be holding steady, not climbing, according to a 2016 study in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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The level of Buffalo Bayou, a major drainage system that runs through the city, is holding steady and may not recede for days, said Edmond Russo, deputy engineer with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. manufacturing appeared to stabilize in February, with production accelerating and new orders holding steady at higher levels, in another dose of good news for the economy after growth slowed in the fourth quarter.
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The St. Louis Fed, where Waller is an economist, is headed by President James Bullard, who has pushed the Fed to lower rates and was the lone vote against holding steady at the June FOMC meeting.
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Driving the news: The Reserve Bank of Australia on Tuesday decided not to cut interest rates, which are already at the lowest level in the country's history, holding steady for the 30th meeting in a row.
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Investors now look to Friday's release of the Labor Department's closely watched jobs report, which is expected to show the U.S. economy added 164,000 jobs last month, with the unemployment rate seen holding steady at 3.7%.
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If revenue growth is holding steady while creator growth is slowing, it implies Patreon is adding fewer small creators who don't generate much income, but is still gaining strong traction among more established creators who do.
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Down Under, the S&P/ASX 200 tacked on 0.223 percent to end at 5,994.37 as energy-related plays rose on the back of oil prices mostly holding steady after gaining more than 1 percent overnight.
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At present, not only in the U.S. but also in many predominantly "Christian" countries, liberal mainline Protestant denominations are decreasing in membership while, by contrast, conservative and Evangelical churches, are not just holding steady but flourishing.
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The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) said Thursday that, after holding steady for the past four months, sentiment in the market for newly built single-family homes rose to 28503, the highest reading since January.
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HOMEBUILDING ROSE 2900 PERCENT IN APRIL: Housing construction got a boost in April from a pickup in single-family homes, a sign that the housing sector is holding steady after a rough start to the year.
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Shares of Cloudflare rose 20% today in its first day of trading on the public market, opening trading at $18 after it priced its IPO at $15 a share yesterday and holding steady through the day.
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The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) said Thursday that, after holding steady for the past four months, sentiment in the market for newly built single-family homes rose to 2202, the highest reading since January.
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The fruit snack industry has been holding steady with sales of about $1 billion, but, excluding the effects of price changes, unit sales were down about 5.5 percent in the past year, according to IRI data.
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Underlying inflation is also weak, holding steady at 0.9 percent last month, suggesting that once the oil price surge passes through the numbers, inflation will fall back down, staying below the ECB's target possibly through 2019.
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Bartels and Achen show that the Ocean County phenomenon was, in reality, even more specific than that, with Wilson's vote share plummeting by about 13 percentage points in beachfront townships while holding steady in inland ones.
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Central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said at a G20 conference in April that the foreign exchange market had stabilized, with the yuan's recent trend reflecting market supply and demand and holding steady against a basket of currencies.
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US carriers AT&T and Verizon last week reported that smartphone upgrades among their subscribers are at record lows, and other Chinese phone makers like Xiaomi and Oppo are mostly just holding steady with their sales numbers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - All 12 regional Federal Reserve banks supported holding steady the interest rate commercial banks pay for emergency loans ahead of the central bank's latest policy meeting, minutes of Fed discount rate discussions showed on Tuesday.
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Most euro zone bond yields - which move inversely to price - are now close to multi-month lows, and on Monday they were holding steady at the start of one of the biggest weeks for redemptions in Europe.
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With the Fed holding steady for now, savers won't continue to see the same upward momentum, but they can still reap the benefits of those significantly higher savings rates by switching to an online bank, McBride said.
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Opposition parties have called for Babis to quit, but his position seems solid for the time being, with public support holding steady and his coalition partners saying they have no reason to reconsider their participation in government.
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Simply playing next to the new Thomas, with more room to shoot, has lifted his three-point field goal percentage from 36.1 to 40.2 percent, while he's holding steady from two despite taking 2.4 more shots per game.
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In the closing weeks of the 216 campaign, Gary Johnson of the Libertarian Party and Jill Stein of the Green Party are holding steady with 21948 percent and 21968 percent, according to a recent CNN poll of polls.
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Despite the decline in trust of their church and its clergy, American Catholics' percentage of the population has been holding steady at about 22%, Gallup found, while identification with Protestant traditions has "dropped precipitously" in the last decade.
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Morgan Stanley reported in December that growth in Amazon Prime memberships is also flattening out with the percentage of Americans who have Prime holding steady at about 40% between the end of 2016 and the third quarter of 2017.
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In August, spot gold prices XAU= hit their lowest in more than 19 months, with the U.S. dollar holding steady near a recent peak as concerns about a Turkey crisis and China's economic health weighed on emerging market currencies.
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But in a comforting sign for the central bank, core inflation or price excluding volatile food and energy, held steady at 1.1 percent, defying expectations for a small drop, suggesting that underlying price pressures are at least holding steady.
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With growth holding steady over the course of the year, the economy was expected to add close to 50,000 new jobs in the coming quarters after creating nearly 100,000 in the first three months of the year, INSEE said.
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Although earlier surveys from Gallup and the Commonwealth Fund, a health research group, measured a rising uninsured rate, big government surveys from the census and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found coverage rates that were holding steady.
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Holding steady with 16 galleries — plus four special projects this year — the fair focuses on contemporary African work, attempting to open up more of an international art market for a part of the world that hasn't historically had one.
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In a new survey for the Democracy Fund's Voter Survey Group, Lee Drutman, Larry Diamond, and Joe Goldman find that support for democracy is holding steady and young Americans do not show a rising preference for authoritarian political systems.
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"Barring a downturn, the resilience of the EPS and FCF profile should remain in place within Commercial Aerospace, which is supported by airline profits and air traffic holding steady following the decline in oil," Lalwani said in a note Thursday.
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The monthly poll, which tracks the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) closely-watched tankan quarterly survey, found manufacturers' mood up a tad from three months ago and service-sector morale holding steady, signaling a firm reading in the upcoming BOJ tankan.
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With backing for 5-Star holding steady, the League appeared to be paying the price for the constant cabinet tensions, which culminated this week in a junior League minister being turfed out of government after being engulfed in a corruption scandal.
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"It's been a quiet midweek night of trade in FX with major holding steady around key levels after selling off against the dollar yesterday," Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management wrote in a research note.
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On the economic data front, China released better-than-expected August data, with fixed-asset investment growth holding steady at 8.1 percent on-year, August industrial output rising 6.3 percent on-year and retail sales increasing by 10.6 percent on-year.
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Once stubbornly high consumer price inflation has been holding steady at an annual 2.4 percent, giving the central bank a chance to end its run of rate cuts now that it has brought its main rate down to 7.25 percent.
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The monthly poll, which tracks the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) closely-watched tankan quarterly survey, found manufacturers' mood up a tad from three months ago and service-sector morale holding steady, signalling a firm reading in the upcoming BOJ tankan.
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That's another reason why I think Trump's support is holding steady, is the level of awareness of the various controversies that have beset his administration is really pretty low, outside of, again, the core base that's fighting the daily Twitter battle.
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WASHINGTON (CNN)President Donald Trump's approval rating is holding steady in a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS, but his numbers on handling several key issues are climbing, as almost 6 in 10 say things in the country are going well.
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The weekly survey by Infratest dimap for ARD television showed support for Merkel's CDU/CSU bloc holding steady at 37 percent while the SPD dropped two percentage points to 21 percent - their lowest reading in the poll since early January.
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ECB data released on Wednesday indicated that the spread between rates on loans and deposits is holding steady at around 240 basis points, down from a high of 285 basis points in 2003 but above a low of 184 in 2012.
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A post-debate poll of Iowa Democrats conducted by Suffolk University for USA Today found Biden holding steady at 24% support but Harris jumping to 16%, more than double her numbers from the last time the group surveyed the state.
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Within the Lutheran family, the "mainline" Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (yes, the "Evangelical Lutherans" are mainline, not evangelical; one of many absurdities in religious verbiage) is shrinking rapidly while "evangelical" Wisconsin or Missouri Synod Lutherans are either holding steady or shrinking slowly.
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With the need for water rescues diminishing — the rain ended a day earlier and the water levels in many areas were holding steady or falling — the volunteers set about packaging the donations so they could be distributed to people who were displaced.
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"The yield curve seems to be holding steady with the 10-year above 3 percent, which bodes well for the financial group and investors are seeing broader economic stability," said Terry Sandven, chief equities strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management in Minneapolis.
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"It is categorically too early to say what impact the referendum decision has had on most firms across the U.K., as we have as yet had only anecdotal evidence from those facing challenges, those holding steady, and those seizing new opportunities," Marshall said.
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With signs of a slowing economy and concerns about the U.S.-China trade war, talk in the markets earlier this year about the Fed holding steady for a while has turned to calls for a cut or even multiple cuts in 2019.
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ACCRA, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Ghana and Uganda's currencies are seen ceding ground to the dollar over the next week on the back of a typical seasonal surge in demand while Nigeria's naira is seen holding steady, helped by a central bank intervention.
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Nintendo has also revised its sales forecasts for 3DS hardware and software down 13 and 16 percent respectively, though the Wii U hardware estimate is holding steady and software is actually up 17 percent — likely boosted by the unexpected breakout success of Splatoon.
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With overall capital inflows holding steady at last year's levels and most emerging central banks reluctant to intervene in currency markets, the IIF said it expected their hard currency reserves to rise in 2018 by $220 billion, most of it in China.
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For now, however, we're still moving in the opposite direction: Carbon dioxide emissions from the use of coal, oil and natural gas increased 1.4 percent globally in 2017 after holding steady for the previous three years, the International Energy Agency reported on Thursday.
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Outside estimates indicate the North's GDP has been growing slowly or at least holding steady since he became leader, and there has been visible growth in construction and infrastructure projects, along with the production of consumer goods, over the past five years.
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An exceptional movie can mix social critique with entertainment; Get Out, which as we head into the first big weekend of the summer movie season is still holding steady at No. 5 in box office returns for the whole year so far, does both expertly.
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Sony is holding steady with its forecast of a ¥140 billion profit for the year, and with ¥189.17 billion made already in its fiscal 2015, it shouldn't be too hard for the company to reach that target by the end of the remaining quarter.
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"The public blames Trump for the shutdown, but support for the wall has been edging up and there are no real winners with Trumps approval rating holding steady and Pelosi and Schumer being widely disliked," said Mark Penn, co-director of Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll.
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In fact, when a company in Canada is competing for a contract to sell in the United States as an exporter we're competing with exporters from other countries whose currencies may have been falling relative to the U.S. (dollar) while we've been holding steady.
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While traffic deaths are at an all-time low — at least since the city began record-keeping in 1100 — data from the state Department of Motor Vehicles show an increase in crashes citywide over the last decade, with the number causing serious injury holding steady.
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Such spatial mutability is more refined in the "Homage to the Square" paintings, which often read simultaneously as receding, like a sunken walled court; protruding, like a flat-topped pyramid; and holding steady in a single slightly vibrating plane — a temple gate to another world.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Sanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Democratic strategist: Sanders seeking distance from Warren could 'backfire' MORE (I-Vt.) is holding steady at 9 percent, the same support he had in June. Sen.
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I have resigned myself to having "in the shalllow, sh-a-a-ll-o-o-w" playing in my head for the rest of my natural life, and the "Star Is Born" soundtrack is indeed holding steady at the top of the Billboard chart.
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And after holding steady for three days (and getting the essential steroid shots that are customary if you can get them in time to speed up a preterm infant's lung development), it seemed like we might even get another week under the belt before my condition escalated.
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At the same time, opinions about Russian involvement in the US election appear to be holding steady, with 62% saying it would be a crisis or major problem for the US should it prove true that Russia attempted to influence the outcome of the US presidential election.
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Depending on who is asked, the race is either holding steady with Mr. Trump on top, or is now more fluid after Mr. Trump criticized the former president and his administration at the Republican debate on Saturday, saying that "they lied" about the rationale for invading Iraq in 2003.
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Overall, his performance was comparable to his performance in debates past—an adequate showing, considering that holding steady is all he really needs to do to maintain his position in the polls and that the rest of the field is carving up the remainder of the party between themselves.
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That first year, on a day when we were shifting old two-by-fours from one spot to another for no clear — to me — reason in a cold, steady springtime drizzle, I let one I was supposed to be holding steady slip, and it smacked her hard in the mouth.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 220006 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE's (D-Calif.) support was unchanged from last week, holding steady at 2202 percent.
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Joe Biden's numbers continue their trickle downward, Elizabeth Warren has seemingly cemented a spot near the top of the field over the course of the past few months, and Bernie Sanders is holding steady at either second or third place, with the rest of a gradually thinning pack struggling to gain ground.
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It's true that 3.4 million tweets — that number appears to be holding steady in the wake of Nugget Guy's victory — is a far cry from the staggering 18 million benchmark Wendy's initially set; but given all the free publicity the company has received, it seems all too happy to have gone back on its word: .
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There is also a dramatic difference between political parties: 6900 percent of Democrats but only 2628 percent of Republicans rank environment a top priority, and 28503 percent of Democrats (a 22019 percent increase over the last decade) but only 18 percent of Republicans (holding steady for the last decade) rank addressing climate change as a priority.
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"There is significant debate over these statistics, but it's safe to say that we have been holding steady at around 700,000 to 1 million tech job openings in the U.S. for the past 12 to 24 months," said Wendy Pfeiffer, chief information officer of cloud storage company Nutanix and a member of the CNBC TEC Council.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's public support appears to be holding steady despite the partial government shutdown dragging on amid a stalemate over his demand for border wall funding.
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According to the 2018 Edelman Trust Barometer study, the tech industry has in fact become the single most trusted institution in America, holding steady at 75% for five years now, which is pretty remarkable given that the title of the study is "America In Crisis" and it begins: In a year marked by turbulence at home and abroad, trust in institutions in the United States crashed, posting the steepest, most dramatic general population decline the Trust Barometer has ever measured.
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Pete SessionsPeter Anderson SessionsHillicon Valley — Presented by CTIA and America's wireless industry — Lawmaker sees political payback in fight over 'deepfakes' measure | Tech giants to testify at hearing on 'censorship' claims | Google pulls the plug on AI council Lawmaker alleges political payback in failed 'deepfakes' measure As Russia collusion fades, Ukrainian plot to help Clinton emerges MORE (R-Texas), the architect of the 2010 GOP takeover, is at risk of losing his seat (Politico) … Trump's approval rating is holding steady at 45 percent (The Hill) … Democrats are spending big in an effort to win in red states (The New York Times) … Democrats running for Senate in three midwestern states have double-digit leads over their GOP challengers (NBC News/Marist Poll).
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"Ann Coulter warning he'll lose reelection if he does not stand and fight..." Howard Fineman, over on MSNBC's "Hardball," put it more bluntly: "Right now it looks like the administration is being run by a combination of Laura Ingraham and Vladimir Putin..." Read more of Thursday's "Reliable Sources" newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... FOR THE RECORD -- A tale of two morning shows: After the firing of Charlie Rose and Matt Lauer, "CBS This Morning" has lost momentum, while the "Today" show ratings have been holding steady, David Bauder reports... (AP) -- "Vox Media is now asking people to help cover the high cost of making videos with a $4.99-a-month membership program..." (BI) -- Abby Ohlheiser and Gene Park's latest: "The forever war of PewDiePie, YouTube's biggest creator..." (WaPo)
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