In addition to her regular jitters, Fowler now has pre-publication jitters.
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A case of the jitters Economists who study this stuff have had jitters about whether the expansion is sustainable.
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"I still get nervous and get the jitters, but it's the good jitters before all the games," she said.
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Apple has been hit especially hard by trade war jitters.
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Europe was trying its best to shake of the jitters.
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A sharp fall in the rupee reflects jitters about India.
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All of which will give some Conservative MPs the jitters.
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Jitters leading to capital outflows could threaten a financial crisis.
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The collision with Brussels sparked market jitters on different occasions.
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In 2016 investor jitters caused a spike in coco yields.
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Jitters about President Donald Trump's fortunes are the main reason.
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Such political tension is adding to jitters about Italian banks.
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It's not going to distract you, like jitters and palpitations.
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Domestic troubles within emerging economies are adding to the jitters.
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Kevin M. Kruse: Democrats need to get past impeachment jitters.
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And despite the product's popularity, Wiseman still gets nervous jitters.
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GRAPHIC: U.S. crude inventories - here Brexit jitters boosted U.S. dollar .
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But he also was forced to overcome some early jitters.
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And as she did, she didn't feel anything approximating jitters.
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The common ground helped alleviate some jitters on both sides.
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The Fed slowing down its rate hike could calm those jitters.
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Bond market jitters added to a weak start on Wall Street.
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Lingering worries around U.S.-China trade also added to the jitters.
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Even the legendary Cher gets some first day of school jitters.
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The company has been hit especially hard by trade war jitters.
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Still, the jitters are real -- as are the reasons for them.
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You're trying to get the jitters out and play the game.
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"Jank" is usually translated as weird jitters, effects, and scrolling behavior.
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The market jitters hint at the challenges to come for Powell.
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Blast 'em and get out your jitters before the big interview.
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Comments from Erdogan's camp are already giving some investors the jitters.
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But early jitters dissipated somewhat, with the Korean won reversing losses.
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Safe-haven German Bunds sold off as French election jitters ebbed.
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But investors appeared to shake off some of their jitters Tuesday.
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The first is sustained market jitters, leading to an economic slump.
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Talk with a few close teammates about your pre-race jitters.
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The constitutional crisis has begun to sow significant jitters among companies.
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Where was an effort to calm jitters in the financial markets?
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"Tea gives you that clearheaded awareness, without the jitters," he said.
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I used to have ashwagandha to avoid getting jitters from caffeine.
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Crude oil prices plummeted 6% Friday alone, underscoring the economic jitters.
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Given Irma's Category 4 status, investor jitters are to be expected.
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So, does Glover have any jitters about a possible sophomore slump?
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Yam dismissed this caution as the jitters of a tech neophyte.
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Several other emerging markets were also dragged lower amid the jitters.
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The move higher in rates sent jitters through Wall Street recently.
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Concerns of rising inflation have recently sent jitters down Wall Street.
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Jitters about global economic growth persisted, holding back financial and industrial stocks.
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Stateside, lingering worries around U.S.-China trade sent jitters down Wall Street.
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Elsewhere, gold gave up gains after earlier rising amid broader market jitters.
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Why is a two-time Bush appointee generating these kinds of jitters?
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" She continued, "Oh no it was not first day of school jitters.
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OIL, INSURANCE Oil prices rose about 1% on Friday, reflecting the jitters.
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Washington (CNN)The GOP has a serious case of the June jitters.
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Many semiconductor stocks had turned south on Monday amid jitters around Huawei.
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I'm sure it wasn't obvious, but everyone has jitters before a show.
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On Monday the pair enjoyed the evening without any of those jitters.
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But it's adorable to hear that even celebrities have first-date jitters.
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We've heard from lots of CEOs, whether it's FedEx, UBS, about jitters.
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JAMIE DIMON: What I would call a 'slowdown' – there are always jitters.
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The sensor seemed solid; no jitters or problems with my mousing surface.
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Italian bonds came under pressure from jitters ahead of next month's election.
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There are, thankfully, calculated measures to take to curb the taper jitters.
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The uncertainty compounded investor jitters ahead of United States-China trade negotiations.
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The jitters before the first day of school are real right now!!!
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But their anxiety will stem from more than just pre-launch jitters.
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Mergers and acquisitions is typically the first victim of geopolitical market jitters.
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As jitters spread, many California schools opted to ban the disguises outright.
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Some debuts looked like debuts, their newness evident in wobbles and jitters.
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The jitters have also affected markets in Europe and the United States.
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A smooth auction of Italian government debt also helped soothe market jitters.
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Adding to investor jitters about supply, U.S. production continues to ramp up.
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Jitters over economic and political developments in Europe also lifted the greenback.
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A little something to take the jitters off before the big speech?
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Then again, Brooks is unlikely to fall victim to the UFC jitters.
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Jitters about electability aren't the only thing doing Mr. Sanders in, though.
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The US market jitters carried over to Asia Pacific during Wednesday trade.
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Now the Fed has company in sending jitters through the market: Trade.
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The Winter Olympics, jitters on Wall Street and tales of digital nomads.
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Even royals aren't immune to first-day jitters at a new school!
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Did doing live shows with Got a Girl help alleviate your jitters?
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Economists said trade war jitters could be to blame, according to Reuters.
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Recession jitters drove the S&P 500 down by 9% last December.
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New York (CNN Business)Coronavirus jitters have paralyzed investors around the world.
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FTSE on jitters about the impact of the coronavirus on the economy.
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FTSE on jitters about the impact of the coronavirus on the economy.
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If Justice Gorsuch experienced first-day jitters, he did not betray them.
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Despite broader trade jitters, some analysts are optimistic about the global picture.
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Global investors' jitters over the yuan are intensifying ahead of Trump's Jan.
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Those jitters also helped kick off a fresh bout of market volatility.
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SEATTLE — If there are jitters in the economy, Microsoft isn't feeling them.
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London fund managers play on jitters over Gulf stability to attract locals' wealth.
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" When asked if Meghan had any pre-wedding jitters, he said: "No nerves.
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Even the future queen of Belgium is experiencing the jitters of starting college.
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The music stays in place while the singer jitters all over the place.
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Lingering worries around U.S.-China trade also added to jitters on Wall Street.
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The Zika virus outbreak added further economic jitters by dampening the tourism industry.
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On Wall Street, stocks dropped on the back of U.S.-China trade jitters.
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On Wednesday, the jitters affected financial market measures of French state borrowing costs.
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Adding to investors' jitters were criminal charges against China's Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.
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Kyle admits she had a small case of the jitters before addressing Obama.
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" The 33-year-old continued, "But Chicago ya'll helped me shake my jitters.
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Jitters about Greece continued to weigh government bond markets, with yields broadly higher.
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Gurley's jitters had a lot to do with the Rams' 13-0 hole.
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Ireland's main index, seen as a gauge of Brexit jitters, rose 0.4 percent.
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Ireland's main index, seen as a gauge of Brexit jitters, rose 0.9 percent.
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But equities were under pressure amid jitters over a slowdown in economic growth.
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France's bond yields continued to fall as jitters about its upcoming election stabilised.
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Ireland's main index, seen as a gauge of Brexit jitters, rose 0.7 percent.
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Like airlines, retailers have to go above and beyond to calm investors' jitters.
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However, Trump's protectionist stance on trade has sent jitters through Wall Street recently.
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A weak December report could reinforce jitters that the US economy is slowing.
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Citigroup's top market watcher isn't letting geopolitical jitters rattle his stock market forecast.
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Despite some jitters, both won in multi-candidate fields without a run-off.
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Copper climbed off a 12-week low as U.S. rate hike jitters subsided.
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The jitters have also affected markets in Europe and the United States. 3.
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That's going to be fun because it takes the jitters out of coffee.
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Sure, they had their concerns, but nothing different than normal Election Day jitters.
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Long lines outside were bulging with suitcases, light furniture, pet carriers and jitters.
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With jitters over the coronavirus situation, however, the Fed might choose to wait.
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But around the globe, the surge in the dollar is provoking financial jitters.
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US stocks notched another win last week despite investor jitters over trade tensions.
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Stocks plunged on jitters over monthly wage-growth figures and rising interest rates.
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The jitters in the stock markets followed tougher talk from Washington and Pyongyang.
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We feared the second-order consequences — global instability, domestic unrest, constant economic jitters.
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It also prompted jitters that growth may be abating faster than Beijing anticipated.
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Patterson, the firm's chief investment officer, doesn't see the jitters rattling Wall Street.
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Jitters over Catalonia sent the euro to the day's low against the dollar.
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It's the perfect Eurovision marriage of eccentricity, sugar-rush jitters, and pop songcraft.
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Or would she use a light touch, afraid of giving the market the jitters?
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But economic jitters at home and abroad have forced its hand to stay steady.
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Market jitters have the stock down on 4Q18 guidance, but we would be buyers.
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Elections in the Netherlands, France and Germany this year are also adding to jitters.
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Those jitters could explain why hiring has been volatile over the last several months.
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Tristan Thompson shakes off his pregame jitters by blasting Taylor Swift in his headphones.
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The aim is to underpin investor confidence across Europe and contain further market jitters.
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For a graphic on options show jitters around Oct 31 Brexit date, click tmsnrt.
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Avalon Advisors' Bill Stone sees U.S.-China trade war jitters inflicting more market pain.
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The time taken to appoint ministers caused jitters amongst investors and threatened growth prospects.
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He cited increasing recession jitters among investors materializing into a painful self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Market jitters and fluctuations in technology stocks have kept investors skittish about the sector.
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Health insurers, which had been relatively immune from previous Amazon-related jitters, were clobbered.
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It may also have settled some of the jitters on the international money markets.
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" Kris is also not dealing well with what Kim and Kourtney call "Paris jitters.
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As an insect, your body vibrates and buzzes as the ground jitters below you.
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Now, analysts are tipping renewed jitters spurred by La Nina, El Nino's little sister.
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U.S. stock indexes also fell on trade war jitters, which weighed on oil prices.
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Even so, the assurances from the country's leaders seem to have soothed some jitters.
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The disappointing economic data added to market jitters over the Federal Reserve's subdued outlook.
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Ireland's main index, seen as a gauge of Brexit jitters, rose around 1 percent.
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Investor jitters: Global markets are largely gloomy, but there are a few bright spots.
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Britain voted to exit the European Union, spreading jitters across emerging markets including Nigeria.
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They introduced and then hurriedly scrapped ill-designed "circuit-breakers" to calm market jitters.
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Probably people think a quick snifter a legitimate way to calm pre-flight jitters.
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But when Mr. Obama led Bryan and me into the Oval Office: Hello, jitters!
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I like to make a "coffee" that gives me energy but without any jitters.
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Adding to the jitters, North Korea conducted its fifth and most powerful nuclear test.
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Concern in California The quake that affected Mexico City set off jitters in California.
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Recession jitters Meanwhile, one of Wall Street's favorite recession indicators is suddenly flashing yellow.
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Conversely, the trend to mix sexes in current collections doesn't give me the jitters.
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There's plenty going on that could upset things, including trade disputes and economic jitters.
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The hooks are the percussive clicks and jitters and crunches that punctuate her rapping.
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" On pre-show jitters and rituals JC: "Everybody gets nervous before a big performance.
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It came on jitters surrounding a potential inflation spike signaled by wage-growth data.
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That move has caused jitters among some in the United States and other countries.
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Don't forget about jitters caused by rate spikes, Federal Reserve policy and geopolitical turbulence.
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It has also sent jitters through other emerging markets amid fears of broader contagion.
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And the newlyweds did have some pre-ceremony jitters – but only from a practical perspective.
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NZ50 has fallen almost 7 percent since September, in part due to global trade jitters.
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Overall, the mom and daughter duo had a fun experience, despite some pre-show jitters.
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It's a region of the world that's a source of jitters, but Invesco sees opportunity.
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There are still jitters surrounding the global slowdown, the U.S.-China trade war and Brexit.
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They could rebound mightily later this week and shake off jitters about a trade war.
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Dublin's main index, often seen as a barometer of Brexit jitters, was down nearly 2%.
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Renewed Brexit jitters also sent the British pound tumbling to a fresh 31-year low.
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Recent jitters in the American stockmarket may suggest that investors are less keen on risk.
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Ms Padgett says that the leveraged-loan market has so far shrugged those jitters off.
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Consumer confidence is managing to stay relatively strong despite election year jitters about the future.
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For Tommy, watching Harry and Meghan's wedding helped relax down any pre-ceremony jitters, too.
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Still, analysts expect the ringgit will find support once the jitters over the election ebb.
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There are several ways this disconnect between market jitters and robust economic indicators could disappear.
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While factory data from across the euro zone supported European shares, banking jitters weighed heavily.
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As the first jitters were starting in 2007, it bought Citibank's Puerto Rican retail network.
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Italian banking stocks came under renewed pressure on Friday on growing jitters before the Dec.
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The jitters in the market, which have led to sharp falls, were overdone he said.
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S. trade war jitters, Philadelphia Fed data as well as anxiety over politics in Italy.
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DXY on Thursday before profit-taking and oil jitters brought it back down to earth.
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SURE STARTER Sotheby's, mindful of jitters in the market, played it safe with established names.
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The jitters proved unnecessary, as the contenders all had enough fuel to finish the race.
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Many said they entered the situation with jitters and reservations but pushed through the fear.
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All of this points to a global economy that still has the jitters from 5003.
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But the prospect of a battle on immigration reform is causing jitters among Senate Democrats.
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The former has been hit also by jitters around euro zone banks' exposure to Turkey.
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Europe's technology sector were among the worst-performers on Wednesday as jitters hit the market.
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"Books," is played by Justice Smith with a charming blend of teenage jitters and bravado.
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The Soul bounces and jitters on expansion joints and generally feels unsettled on the highway.
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It's a smooth listen overall, with lots of small bumps and jitters along the way.
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As a result, ultra-long-dated debt is highly sensitive to jitters in interest rates.
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Coming out of the Labor Day weekend, however, investor jitters stemmed from tensions in Asia.
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Moira tells Patrick she thinks David's "nighttime oopsy daisy" was caused by pre-wedding jitters.
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Lower prices could force Riyadh to deplete its foreign reserves faster, adding to investor jitters.
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Mr. Trump's policies are less clear, and the uncertainty has caused jitters in financial markets.
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The riyal came under speculative pressure this year but currency jitters have eased in recent months.
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France's bond yields continued to ease, however, as the recent jitters about its upcoming election stabilised.
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"Apparently, political jitters continue to override strong underlying economic sentiment in this current climate," Innes added.
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In addition to French political jitters, other developments in the bloc kept investors on their toes.
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Despite the jitters about the trade war, most of Asia's major markets looked positive on Tuesday.
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With first-date jitters far behind them, the two are now focused on their upcoming nuptials.
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Even with recent market jitters, many Wall Street strategists are still forecasting gains for the year.
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Financial market jitters are only increasing amid Turkey's standoff with the U.S. over weapons system purchases.
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Aside from election jitters, China's trade figures and Australia's NAB business survey also dampened risk sentiment.
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There's nothing like a good laugh — and a fake spell — to give the jitters a boot!
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Despite the jitters, the smart money still says that Mrs Merkel will serve out her term.
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But imagine hiding a big health secret from your date on top of those normal jitters.
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Fancy furniture peddler Restoration Hardware is proffering a novel addition to the pantheon: stock-market jitters.
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Jitters over trade friction and the tax hike are also keeping a lid on wage gains.
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After three decades of explosive growth, China's economy is slowing, sending jitters across global financial markets.
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Market jitters have grown recently over increasing signs of slowing economic growth and a possible recession.
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CNBC took a look at some of what's being offered to help soothe the IRS jitters.
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Still, as the most recent hurricane models showed the storm heading her way, her jitters flared.
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Some theatrical therapy for this eternal anxiety, the nagging 4-in-the-morning jitters about — poof!
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Asia falls while global stocks gain amid 'ominous' trade-war jitters and shock central-bank easing.
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As for the jitters in the markets, Bernstein contends that's not what causes a bear market.
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Comic actor Volodymyr Zelenskiy, a political novice, is ahead in the polls, causing jitters among investors.
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It's a move that shocked analysts and only added to jitters around a mixed earnings report.
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IBEX was up 20173 percent, shrugging off any jitters over a regional Catalan election in Spain.
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Palmer downplayed the finger injury that broadcasters talked about, saying the performance was more about jitters.
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Gold rose amid broader market jitters, with spot gold trading up 0.25% at $1,302.96 per ounce.
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It left him with a permanent sense of jitters over how easily capital can be destroyed.
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Despite the scale of the tests ahead of her, she didn't have any first-day jitters.
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The jitters touched even the large technology firms that have been a bulwark of the rally.
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Adding to jitters, the Philippines closed its stock market and suspended trade in bonds and currencies.
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Up until recently, investors have displayed few jitters about the risk of a Sanders White House.
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That helped soothe traders' jitters and provided markets with a sense of calm, Innes wrote Friday.
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So what is a conservative long-term investor with a case of the jitters to do?
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"Carnegie Hall, that's the only place I ever felt him get the jitters," Mr. Weisman said.
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For Aramco investors, these jitters will more than cancel out any boost from higher oil prices.
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The test was condemned by the international community and also sent jitters through global financial markets.
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Unfortunately, while the world's war jitters have indeed subsided, the crisis itself is nowhere near over.
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This is after the previous government in Rome challenged the European fiscal rules, sparking market jitters.
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The political jitters coming out of the United States remained the dominant factor for traders, however.
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Market participants attributed some jitters to the inability to source paper in an illiquid secondary market.
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MARKET JITTERS U.S. officials have previously said a deal could happen this year, depending on China.
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Analysts say Brexit jitters and European Central Bank's asset purchases should bolster safe-haven German bonds.
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The 2018 midterm elections could also be playing a part in stock market jitters right now.
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Those jitters, plus weaker-than-expected German business confidence data, caused European shares to fall 21 percent.
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The stock slide over the last 232.38 hours comes down to jitters over its potential for growth.
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Those jitters, plus weaker-than-expected German business confidence data, caused European shares to fall 268.90 percent.
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SPAC IPOs are less vulnerable to market jitters since they have no existing business to fret over.
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The political uncertainty weighed on French stocks, which slipped as election jitters dampened the country's sovereign bonds.
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Even last year, few South Koreans publicly displayed security jitters, and civil defense drills were generally lax.
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The recent slowdown in Chinese economic growth has caused jitters at home and prompted more investments abroad.
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To avoid last-minute jitters, getting that done at least two months ahead of time would help.
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Global jitters that caused an equity market selloff in February were a major boost for defensive stocks.
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Late 2015 through 2016 was a notably rocky period for IPOs, plagued by market jitters and volatility.
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While jitters have sent investors seeking safety in German debt, not everyone thinks the move is justified.
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Brazil's central bank will probably refrain from raising interest rates even as jitters ahead of the Oct.
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But to blame Lewandowski for all of the things that cause GOP jitters would be a mistake.
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Whether the jitters are justified, however, depends on how an extraordinary experiment in economic policy plays out.
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Friday's weak U.S. retail sales data, which pointed to sharply slower growth, sent jitters through Asian markets.
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Subsequent events on Wednesday, like the nomination of Lagarde to lead the ECB, only compounded the jitters.
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Namibia's own currency has suffered from global investors' jitters about South Africa's, to which it is pegged.
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Their jitters intensified after 20193-year US treasury yields rose above 3 per cent in late April.
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So far, this adds up to a nasty bout of the jitters rather than full-blown panic.
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The "Fast Money " traders looked for opportunities in the market as U.S. equities fell amid election jitters.
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This year's stock market jitters have thwarted the launch of many IPOs amid concerns over these valuations.
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The Fix: Matcha Love Tea For me, exhaustion plus gas station coffee equals jitters and explosive diarrhea.
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Those jitters, plus weaker-than-expected German business confidence data, caused European shares to fall 268.90 percent.
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There is still scope for political jitters to hit sentiment for the euro as the day progresses.
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The risk that the succession will disrupt or divert patronage is one reason for jitters in Bangkok.
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The president's repeated trade threats have led to market jitters, but the economic impact has been limited.
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"I'm dealing with all the anxiety and pre-show jitters without drowning myself in vodka," he says.
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Last month, the survey contracted to its worst level in a decade, fanning jitters about a recession.
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The company pushed back the proposed IPO to 2016, citing market jitters, Reuters had reported in October.
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As it turned out, it was not the Cubs who were overcome by jitters, but the Dodgers.
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The so-called inversion shows show jitters about the global economy as investors run to safe havens.
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The jitters come as the Federal Reserve's interest-rate setting committee prepares to meet Tuesday and Wednesday.
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After the jitters of "Unsane," the mood that settles on "Gemini," dopey and unrushed, is a relief.
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For students at the University of Chicago, those first-day jitters happened all over again this week.
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His diplomacy has created jitters among Asian nations concerned about Beijing's influence and Washington's regional staying power.
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DO YOU THINK THAT THAT IS THE CAUSE OF THE MARKET JITTERS THAT WERE SEEING RIGHT NOW?
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While trade jitters dominated market sentiment, indicators suggests activity in the world's second largest economy remained firm.
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Amid rising jitters about a US-China trade war, Mr. Xi struck something of a tactical retreat.
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When you're watching the league, do you ever get jitters of wanting to be back out there?
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Powell added to the jitters on December 19 when he signaled little flexibility in the Fed's policies.
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Investors' jitters about a recession and the impact of the trade war have sent bond yields tumbling.
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We've endured the nervous jitters and crippling insecurity that can result from the often-brief first time.
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Markets also experienced a correction in early 2016 before shaking off their jitters and continuing to climb.
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They're also anticipating that there could be delays in initial public offerings amid broader Wall Street jitters.
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A future cup of coffee in California could give you jitters before you even take a sip.
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Zinc has been hit by the same global growth jitters as the other LME-traded base metals.
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Smoke is shorthand for culinary catastrophe, setting off alarms in the kitchen and jitters in nervous cooks.
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Given that the economy continues to be on firm footing, many say the move reflects global jitters.
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Investors are listening carefully following market jitters and global worries about the effects of the coronavirus contagion.
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Much of the move was related to the retracement of last week's sharp decline on Mideast jitters.
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Flirting, online dating, and first date jitters are all topics of discussion, and that's just for starters.
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The greenback was steady after firming overnight amid the jitters, with the dollar index last at 94.709.
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Dallas had the ball to start the second half and seemed to get over its early jitters.
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The jitters the trade tensions have sent through markets have also hit emerging currencies in recent weeks.
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European markets closed lower Tuesday as geopolitical concerns surrounding North Korea raised fresh jitters across global markets.
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He also freely admits that he says and does things that give some in Clintonland the jitters.
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New York (CNN Business)Anyone with jitters about the US economy got an unexpected surprise on Friday.
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I walked outside, and it hit me: I felt a surge of energy, but no jitters or edginess.
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"It was actually really similar — the pregame jitters and the anticipation to start things off," Colton told her.
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Demand concerns on the back of economic jitters linked to the U.S.-Chinese trade war have capped prices.
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But the jitters about China, and then Brexit, meant that it was a full year before the next.
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I left the restaurant with the jitters I get when I'm the sole possessor of a hot story.
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U.S. share prices extended losses shortly after they opened on jitters over the Brexit's impact on global growth.
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Trade jitters helped sustain demand for safe haven debt, as U.S. Treasury yields held near 26.25-month lows.
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However, since the meeting, the U.S.-China trade war has escalated and market sentiment has shown further jitters.
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Plunging oil prices and low inflation have added to the market's jitters that the global economy is sputtering.
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Singh, whose agency is the government's drug pricing regulator, declined to comment on industry jitters or lobbying efforts.
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Oil prices surged on Thursday, reflecting the jitters, although they have since given up some of those gains.
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Dublin's main index, generally sensitive to Brexit jitters and often considered a gauge of risk sentiment, slipped 0.9%.
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"[Because of its] slow release, the Joule doesn't cause jitters and crashes," co-founder Alex Kryuk told CNBC.
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Jitters about anything that might bring that day forward—rising interest rates; a prolonged trade war—are understandable.
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Trade jitters could also hit oil markets, but most analysts said other bullish factors outweighed them for now.
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The archbishop, who will officiate the wedding at St. George's Chapel, also talked about his pre-ceremony jitters.
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Still, there is one thing that's giving the controversial reality star the jitters — the upcoming Fantasy Suite dates.
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Beijing has since suspended the mechanism amid fears it only increased investor jitters about the health of markets.
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Not to mention, coffee jitters are not great for achieving climax and can even affect your anxiety levels.
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The sudden return of trade war jitters has sent the stock market's year-to-date rally into reverse.
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The film comes loaded with the pre-wedding jitters and 'home again' family reunion vibes of Mamma Mia!
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Jitters are now spreading to continental Europe, too, with some intelligence agencies signalling concern about Chinese cyber-espionage.
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It filled me up and gave me energy without the jitters or crash that I got from caffeine.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the data amid jitters over the outcome of the acrimonious election.
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Newly imposed and proposed tariffs from both countries had caused jitters in global stock markets in recent weeks.
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In an attempt to calm market jitters, Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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Schulman, a former teacher, told Kelsey to think of the jitters she felt at the start of school.
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More importantly, it calms the jitters of his own party about the consequences of aligning themselves with him.
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Yield curve jitters: One of Wall Street's most reliable fortunetellers is flashing ominous signals about the economic future.
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Because of market jitters about rising interest rates, analysts are watching inflation closely for signs of additional angst.
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For Asia, however, jitters as a result of political concerns could prove to fade in the medium term.
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But the quick cuts and camera jitters no longer seem quite so head-spinning or hard to follow.
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Dublin's main index, generally sensitive to Brexit jitters and often considered a gauge of risk sentiment, slipped 0.8%.
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I asked my barista buddies and habitual coffee fiends if they had any tricks for combating the jitters.
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Others can drink the same amount of coffee and report increased alertness but no jitters or sleep disruptions.
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Such losses have caused jitters on Wall Street: Lyft's shares now trade below their offering price, for instance.
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Geopolitical events centered in the Persian Gulf and concerns about the trade deficit only added to investors' jitters.
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At the very least, traveling like a boss may offer some peace of mind as Coronavirus jitters mount.
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Brexit jitters boosted U.S. dollar, which generally moves inversely with oil prices, which limited oil gains, Kilduff said.
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Despite the early jitters, enrollment advocates reported a first day that went off largely without a hitch. HealthCare.
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Italy's FTSE MIB was trading flat after finishing down 0.2 percent on Monday following political jitters in Italy.
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The latest jitters include President Donald Trump's rhetoric suggesting his trade war may evolve into a currency war.
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The economy nearly ground to a halt between August and November due to jitters over the presidential vote.
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Ireland's main index, seen as a gauge of Brexit jitters, erased earlier losses to end 0.6 percent higher.
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The rebound in oil prices coupled with strong U.S. industrial production data helped markets recover from recent jitters.
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Stock market jitters and poor technology stock performance had made investors weary of buying growth-oriented technology IPOs.
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The rand ZAR=D3 weakened by more than 2 percent, partly on political risk jitters over the vote.
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Not a single U.S. technology company went public between January and late April due to stock market jitters.
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Recession jitters hit banks Tech and other risky corners of the market aren't the only sectors getting crushed.
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Equities on Wall Street began the session lower, but shook off North Korea-related jitters to close higher.
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SPX, is clinging on in positive territory and while the trade jitters have sapped the Dow Jones Industrial .
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But worries of rising inflation have recently pushed interest rates to multiyear highs, sending jitters down Wall Street.
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Hickey points out the S&P 500 has already soared almost 25% this year surrounded by trade jitters.
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But concerns of rising inflation have recently pushed interest rates to multiyear highs, sending jitters down Wall Street.
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Market jitters and poor post-IPO share performances had scared investors away from buying into any sizable offerings.
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But both India and Pakistan are nuclear armed, and any escalation between them sends jitters around the world.
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Wall Street's main stock indexes slipped, wobbling amid trade jitters as the United States and China hold talks.
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These new releases burn with creepy surprises, rubbery jitters, musical knots, and basslines that run into your arms.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden How the Democratic candidates should talk to voters about Cuba MORE, former Mayor Pete ButtigiegPete ButtigiegBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden Ocasio-Cortez: Effective political organizers should be inclusive MORE, former Rep.
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Even if the July deadline is met, further cliff-edges lie ahead, meaning more summitry and more market jitters.
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Those jitters led to the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500's worst December performance since 1931.
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Spain's Banco Sabadell, the country's fifth-largest bank with a large business in Catalonia, also attempted to calm jitters.
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The amino acid l-theanine is also in the mix, and it's said to help reduce caffeine-induced jitters.
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Sterling has tumbled this month after strengthening for two months straight and jitters are bubbling up on derivative markets.
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"I want to play better tomorrow and now I've got the jitters out hopefully that will happen," he said.
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Though he admits to a few pre-wedding jitters, Farr says he never second-guessed his choice of bride.
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This as the trade war jitters, Fed uncertainty and fears of slowing economic growth continue to weigh on investors.
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The jitters come just as the junta that has run the country since 2014 was beginning to get comfortable.
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That marked a contrast with Thursday's session, in which European equities dropped sharply on the back of trade jitters.
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Yet there is more to the latest bout of euro-area bond jitters than a sharper focus on politics.
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The healthcare sector was on track for its biggest percentage drop in four months, falling 3.3% on regulatory jitters.
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Jitters about the sustainability of a country's debt could worsen banks' balance-sheets, translating into fears about their solvency.
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These higher rates can tip a government into fiscal crisis, as market jitters raise borrowing costs, further spooking markets.
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And when the car drove past Buckingham Palace, Goulding couldn't resist dishing on her pre-royal wedding performance jitters.
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The extradition bill has sent jitters across all sectors of Hong Kong in an unprecedented backlash against the government.
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There are few signs in official data that tariff jitters are percolating through to most Chinese consumers just yet.
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Meanwhile, some of the Finnish Olympic team are soothing jitters of their own by turning to a crafty hobby.
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Could the deterioration in these readings simply represent some combination of a seasonal slowdown, Brexit worries and election jitters?
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Banco Popular rose 4 percent, recovering some ground after Thursday's sharp sell-off on jitters around the bank's liquidation.
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On CNBC's "Fast Money, " Fundstrat Advisors' Tom Lee said Thursday despite the global jitters, his bull case remains intact.
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The trade jitters helped sustain demand for safe haven debt, as U.S. Treasury yields held near 225-month lows.
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Demand concerns on the back of economic jitters linked to the U.S.-Chinese trade war have also capped prices.
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Click on to join in bidding adieu to a show that's helped curb our officially-becoming-an-adult jitters.
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That much-derided policy tool was suspended after only a week after sending jitters throughout global markets in January.
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D, director of the Kentucky Poison Control Center, tells Broadly that it's not likely to help with the jitters.
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Things are about to get interesting... It's the first day of school for Anne, and she's got the jitters.
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Yet recent jitters regarding global trade tensions and rising interest rates, which have weighed U.S. stocks this week, persisted.
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However, that is well above its long-term average around 11 percent, showing the jitters are not completely extinguished.
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Jitters over the tariffs are hitting copper despite positive supply and demand fundamentals, Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar said.
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Thought it's the group's fourth album, that doesn't mean Ware didn't experience her share of jitters working on it.
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Here, there's soy protein and alga oil for nutrition, with actual coffee and L-theanine to reduce the jitters.
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Over and over, we must hear about their fretting, their jitters, their discomfort with the options ahead of them.
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Uncertainty around UK politics, a week after a shock general election result, had also generated jitters around domestic stocks.
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For months, his "Late Show" never shook off its opening-night jitters, nor established a breakout recurring comedy bit.
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Melvin Watt, the supervisor for Fannie and Freddie, said such a move would be aimed at soothing investor jitters.
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The other popular place in the lounge is the bar, a destination for many to ease those preflight jitters.
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Gold last week rose from its lowest levels in 2018, buoyed by fresh trade-related concerns and geopolitical jitters.
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It can get too hot or too cold, and can even be painful for those with symptoms like jitters.
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Now, oil markets are already showing jitters over the OPEC meeting this week, which will be attended by Russia.
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Comments from Larry Kudlow, director of the White House National Economic Council Kudlow, may have also tempered some jitters.
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There are also jitters in Britain ahead of the June 23 referendum on whether to leave the European Union.
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As sculptural objects, the charred books — crinkly stacks of warped and blackened paper — provoke dystopian jitters about book burning.
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Strong jitters pulling to the right or left are caught by the AAC which sends back error corrective signals.
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At the main event, despite all the setbacks and pre-show jitters, Gagneux and his crew did just fine.
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Jitters over a possible trade war intensified Tuesday after President Donald Trump warned of potential fresh tariffs on China.
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As vocal jitters calmed and the show unfolded with cinematic polish, the hollow realism of this production became apparent.
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Neither the trade war with the United States nor broader jitters about a slowdown have kept them from buying.
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Major US equities indexes have continued to bounce, and there's no sign of when market jitters will settle down.
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Compounding the market jitters are fears that the United States could be on the brink of conflict with Iran.
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Trump, Pence and business leaders are eager to calm public jitters and soften economic shocks that pose recessionary risks.
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For the moderators, the usually sunny community became a hotbed of anxiety way above the usual pre-wedding jitters.
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A third of the island sits around 16 feet above the water — low enough to give planners the jitters.
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Sometimes, to fix the details in his mind, he stared long enough, closely enough, to give someone the jitters.
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Hong Kong IPOs have performed poorly this year, buffeted in part by market jitters over a worsening Sino-U.
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Jitters are also running high over slowing economic growth, rising household debt and soaring unemployment rates among the youth.
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Recession fears have repeatedly emerged on Wall Street over the past two years, although economic jitters have recently subsided.
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But concerns of rising inflation have recently pushed interest rates to multi-year highs, sending jitters down Wall Street.
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With the visitors three up, Glenn Murray's 51st-minute penalty was not enough to spark Liverpool's usual defensive jitters.
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The more things that feel familiar on match day, the easier it can be to control the inevitable jitters.
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Jitters over the global economy have pushed investors into top-rated government bonds and other safety plays in recent weeks.
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Spot gold fell on Monday as European equities rose after investor jitters calmed following a failed coup attempt in Turkey.
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On Monday, U.S. equities saw their worst day of 2017, as Trump's action on immigration sent jitters through the market.
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A Washington Post report that President Donald Trump was being investigated for possible obstruction of justice added to the jitters.
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"Don't be nervous," he said at a press conference, referring to market jitters over the impact of the new rules.
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Currencies were flat however , showing little reaction to Brexit jitters despite the region's links with Britain for jobs and remittances.
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The price of hit a fresh 2016 high on Tuesday amid a flight to safety after Chinese stock market jitters.
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Nicole Kidman is a red carpet veteran — but even the seasoned actress gets the jitters when all eyes on her.
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That said, Gordon is seeking protection since he thinks jitters in the broader market could drag the tech giant lower.
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This said, be mindful of your movements and the fact that jitters could actually give off an entirely different message.
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In Europe, stocks opened sharply lower with continued jitters over the upcoming referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union.
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Longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields were hovering at five-week lows due to the trade jitters and tame inflation data.
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In the meantime, jitters about the banking sector began to abate after AFP reported on Friday that Deutsche Bank DBNKGn.
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Bessemer Trust Investment Strategist Joe Tanious tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Monday market jitters will increase between now and November.
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That prospect causes jitters among Brexiteers, who worry that a lengthy transition will amount to continuing membership without voting rights.
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The play (which focuses on Liberia's civil war) marks Nyong'o's Broadway debut, and she's using the jitters to her advantage.
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According to a number of Thrones theorists, Dany's refusal to eat in Episode 5 was more than pre-pillage jitters.
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Challenger said election jitters have contributed little to the slowing monthly rate of cuts, instead taking a more positive tone.
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Analysts said the fresh strength in the yen was due to a flight to safety amid jitters across financial markets.
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It's been twenty-six years since Kristi Yamaguchi's Olympic gold in Albertville, France — but she still gets pre-competition jitters.
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The incident came amid increased political jitters in Burundi, whose modern history has been marred by ethnically-charged civil war.
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Jitters about tighter monetary policies from major central banks have rippled throughout global markets, hurting stocks and supporting the euro.
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In 2015 Albertsons, which operates about 2,200 stores, shelved a plan for an initial public offering because of market jitters.
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Over the past two months, however, jitters about French presidential elections in April and May have come to the fore.
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Like most couples, Joy-Anna Duggar and Austin Forsyth had some pre-wedding jitters ahead of their nuptials last month!
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Those dots disappear and reappear as your eye jitters around "like a camera that's not being held stably," Arnold says.
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HK/SIN, shrugging off jitters seen in the rest of the region as markets returned from a one-day holiday.
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Called gravitational waves, these cosmic jitters are incredibly faint, on the order of a billionth the diameter of an atom.
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"Further downside is likely to be on the cards, on the back of political jitters and Brexit risk," he said.
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Treasuries retreated on Thursday on weak auction results for new seven-year notes and on jitters ahead of Yellen's speech.
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Dublin's main index, seen as a gauge of Brexit jitters, jumped 1.8 percent to its highest in half a year.
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Those jitters were exacerbated by concerns that the Federal Reserve is making a mistake by continuing to raise interest rates.
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We would thus ignore the current jitters and buy into the current weakness, particularly with dividend season almost upon us.
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British-based staffing companies have also recently highlighted jitters among employers about taking on both senior and shop floor workers.
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The government has said it would veto the bill, which has contributed to market jitters, if it passes both houses.
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Unfortunately, for someone hoping to immediately treat coffee jitters by chowing down on some cauliflower, digestion doesn't work that way.
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The bellicose language has dragged South Korean stocks and the won to four-week lows and caused jitters across Asia.
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But Trump's move has caused jitters in those countries, which are due to impose retaliatory duties against the U.S. too.
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Laurence G. HirschSouth Orange, N.J. To the Editor: The wave of Democratic jitters as Bernie Sanders surges is not surprising.
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In one scene, Mabel tries to help Rosenthal get over his jitters by acting out different emotions on his command.
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It comes amid global economic jitters, tensions from the Mideast to the Indian subcontinent and raging fires in the Amazon.
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The attack sent jitters through much of the country, coming so soon after the attacks in London and Manchester, England.
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Sokoloff — who has appeared in countless TV and film projects herself — admits she had the jitters prior to meeting Osmond.
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Spanish shares initially rose on Monday but soon fell with other European stock markets as Brexit jitters roiled financial markets.
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Earnings jitters A number of large American companies with exposure to growing trade disputes reported their quarterly financial results Tuesday.
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Toshiba stock closed up 0.32 percent, as other Japanese tech stocks finished mostly higher after shrugging off North Korea jitters.
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But period dress is nothing unless shrouded in period emotions—in the qualms and the ragged jitters of the age.
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An Aramco I.P.O. valuation reduced by forecasts of weakening global demand for oil and geopolitical jitters could hurt that effort.
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The narrow sales miss comes amid broader market jitters that sent tech stocks briefly into correction territory earlier this week.
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A closely watched forecast released on Tuesday evening has however sent jitters across the markets, denting sterling and domestic stocks.
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Guayaki Traditional Yerba Mate that is good iced or hot and doesn't give you jitters or a post-caffeine crash.
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This time around, some say the impact of debt-ceiling jitters has already appeared evident in equity and currency markets.
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And not doing particularly well, if the jitters over a recession and the frustrations of America's farmers are any guide.
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This is because SPAC IPOs are less vulnerable to market jitters, since they have no existing business to fret over.
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Against the yen, the dollar was steady at around 108.60 with the Japanese currency supported by renewed trade war jitters.
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The jitters were mostly felt during Thursday's program, which included Schumann's "Manfred" overture, Mozart's Symphony No. 40 and Brahms's Fourth.
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New York (CNN Business)Microsoft's big bet on the cloud may have just helped it rise above broader market jitters.
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As long as trade jitters are present, Wells Fargo Investment Institute's Scott Wren believes stocks are vulnerable to another ugly drop.
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Google says that usually video stabilization on phones is handled by software only, cropping in to the image to remove jitters.
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Most Asian markets dropped more than 1 percent after Wall Street's "fear index" spiked on jitters over the U.S. presidential elections.
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Gold is hovering around the $1,300 resistance level, which may kindle some jitters among investors, Capital Economics analyst Ross Strachan said.
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Regardless of economic jitters, well-heeled shoppers will be on the hunt for the perfect holiday gifts for their loved ones.
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It stabilizes as it records so you won't have to worry about jitters or bumps making the video difficult to watch.
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He and I would show each other our dance routines prior to show day to kind of work out the jitters.
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The New Zealand dollar was down 0.3 percent at $0.7284 on jitters ahead of a hotly-contested general election on Saturday.
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The Labor Department's closely watched monthly jobs report is being released Friday morning and could add to or ease the jitters.
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Discovery also rose 4.77% to 104.87 rand, recovering after being affected by jitters over the National Health Insurance Bill (NHI) bill.
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On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average index sank as much as 600 points on the back of trade jitters.
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Technology companies will confront bigger business challenges next year in an environment shaped by new regulations, public controversies and investor jitters.
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Markets were weighed down by investors' jitters over rising interest rates, the slowing Chinese economy and uncertainty about global trade tensions.
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Recent jitters in the markets are a sign that investors are counting on Mr Trump and his party to pass legislation.
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Market jitters have been exacerbated by the mixed nature of recent economic data from China as well as other big economies.
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The stock build added to jitters about unseasonably high oil supplies despite the busiest time for driving in the United States.
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For Clinton, the Illinois victory — coupled with her other wins tonight — should ease jitters that her campaign was on shaky ground.
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"I thought that we showed a lot of first-game jitters at the beginning of the game," coach Leonard Hamilton said.
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You make coffee and contemplate the optimal breakfast to help you hit the ball straighter and calm those first-tee jitters.
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While Teddy struggles with her pre-baby jitters, two patients of the week come in with their own mother-daughter drama.
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"I had a few jitters when we walked into this building from the last time I walked in here," Clark said.
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The dollar tends to benefit from trade war jitters, but it's backed by higher interest rates than most other major currencies.
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Art Hogan is concerned that jitters over an economic slowdown are driving investors to a group with little potential for gains.
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Brexit jitters, coupled with recent poor British economic data, have been keeping sterling subdued and near its lowest levels in years.
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Stocks tanked as investors across the globe sought refuge in safe havens on jitters about setbacks to U.S.-China trade talks.
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"At the heart of this late retreat in oil prices were lingering trade jitters," said Stephen Brennock of oil brokerage PVM.
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Financial market jitters also exposed weak risk-management at some financial institutions, which act as intermediaries for repo-based structural financing.
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The morning after the performance, Lorde took to social media to share her preshow jitters and postshow feelings with her fans.
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She suffered jitters in the third set, missing a backhand on match point when serving at 20053-1 and dropped serve.
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Otherwise, the horizon stays and footage stays smooth, regardless of how much movement, bounce or jitters you have holding the camera.
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The firm's top investment strategist is concerned jitters are driving investors into less profitable or worse — losing — areas of the market.
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Elsewhere, ominous indicators suggested a faltering global economy, hobbled by the intensifying U.S.-China trade war, Brexit jitters and geopolitical concerns.
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The currency has lost around 50 percent of its value against the dollar this year, amid wider jitters in emerging markets.
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"We're seeing some end-of-year jitters and we're now taking some profits," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of 50 Park Investments.
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Trade war fears Renewed trade jitters, along with worries about an economic slowdown, sent the Dow plummeting 799 points on Tuesday.
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Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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"People are just saying there's jitters about tax reform," said Marc Chandler, the head of foreign exchange strategy at Brown Brothers.
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But, because it had never been done before, it caused nervous jitters in the foreign policy establishment and angst in Beijing.
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But at least some high-level staff members have recently been laid off, and others expressed jitters about their job security.
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The gains seen in Asia came after markets sank on Friday on the back of jitters over a possible trade war.
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A CNBC report about Tesla facing potential delays from faulty parts coming off the line also sent jitters through the market.
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Jitters over humanity's falling victim to various creations are as old Mary Shelley's Frankenstein monster and the Golem of Jewish tradition.
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A speech you give to yourself before skydiving or the jitters you get before asking someone to a Sadie Hawkins dance.
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That uncertainty fuelled jitters over Britain's economic prospects as it heads into negotiations on post-Brexit relations with the European Union.
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Amamiya said the BOJ's emergency government bond purchases and dollar-supplying market operations are helping ease market jitters to some extent.
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Amamiya said the BOJ's emergency government bond purchases and dollar-supplying market operations are helping ease market jitters to some extent.
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The next day she felt her heart pounding in her throat and the same spacy-headed jitters from the day before.
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Benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yield touched a three-week high of 1.2260 after the Federal Reserve eased some market jitters.
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A stronger U.S. dollar, which generally moves inversely with oil prices, limited gains in crude futures, on Brexit jitters, Kilduff said.
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Benchmark U.S. 21322-year Treasury yield touched a three-week high of 22002 after the Federal Reserve eased some market jitters.
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Gold steadied, heading for its biggest weekly rise since mid-September as jitters over the election offset the solid payrolls report.
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Those jitters were on display Thursday, as tech shares led a sell-off that put a dent in the major indexes.
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I rode horses a lot as a teenager, but I hadn't been in a saddle in years, and I had jitters.
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He noted that the broader stock market could become increasingly volatile this year due to jitters about the 2020 presidential election.
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Markets have already shown jitters about a populist government, and bond yields, a measure of nervousness, continued to climb this week.
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Their flustered sons were 250 and 6, and to calm their jitters they did what they could to mimic familiar regimen.
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Consequently jitters in markets worldwide continue to rumble on, with some investors looking to safe-haven assets like the Japanese Yen.
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The calamities have drawn jitters among some of the region's leaders who believe that the rains are linked to climate change.
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Jitters about U.S.-China trade talks weighed on hog futures on Monday, sending prices down the daily 3-cent trading limit.
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It's the largest two-month drop in recession jitters since May 22007, the next-to-last month of the Great Recession.
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Shares of Snap fell again on Wednesday, amid a myriad of market jitters that have mounted since the company's March IPO.
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Those jitters, plus weaker-than-expected German business confidence data, caused European shares to fall 1 percent to a two-week low.
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The key is being able to tell the difference between good jitters and a sinking feeling that you need to redirect course.
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Japan's Nikkei slid 1.2 percent on global jitters and a stronger yen, and looked set to lose 1.4 percent for the week.
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NEW YORK, Aug 13 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks dropped on Monday as global jitters due to Turkey's plummeting currency spread to Wall Street.
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Recession jitters The sudden escalation in trade tensions with China and Mexico sent another wave of fear through Wall Street last month.
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The move came mainly on jitters related to a delayed Brexit vote in the United Kingdom and concerns about the yield curve.
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The pledges of support from three of Bahrain's neighbours helped calm investor jitters about the country's ability to avoid a funding crunch.
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One thing's for certain: reading through these responses is enough to give anyone a serious case of the back-to-school jitters.
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Wall Street was rocked this month by jitters over geopolitical events as well as fears over tariffs, rising wages and borrowing costs.
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I jump on the webinar, drink two cups of coffee, and make myself peanut butter banana toast to combat the caffeine jitters.
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If markets shrug off the current jitters, the rise in bank stock prices should more than make up for the bonus shortfall.
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Jitters about the world economy meant rotten results for investment-banking units, in what is usually their best season of the year.
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Equity and commodity markets were generally firm on Tuesday, as jitters over the economic fallout from the spreading coronavirus in China abated.
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She was in bad shape — stomach cramps, diarrhea, jitters, hot sweats, cold sweats, and body aches that made even her teeth hurt.
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GOP UNITED, DEMS DIVIDED Adding to the partys jitters, last week was one of the brightest in Trumps three years in office.
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Jitters about the June 21.6 referendum on Britain's membership in the European Union intensified the scramble for safe-haven investments, analysts said.
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The jitters about the future of technology stocks comes as data continues to show the economy is growing at a healthy clip.
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I'm really looking forward to getting the jitters out in the ballroom tonight and leaving everything I have on the dance floor.
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Turkey's lira tumbled after the decision to annul the March vote and is down 8% this year in part on election jitters.
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He further explained that a sterling appreciation will not come about until growth outlook improves, which hinges on the Brexit jitters subsiding.
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Investor jitters center around concern that Johnson could pull the U.K. out of the European Union without a formal deal in place.
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Turkey's lira tumbled after the decision to annul the March vote and is down 8% this year, in part on election jitters.
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"I think this is a bit of pre-debate jitters," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives at Charles Schwab.
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The problem facing the Fed is how to react to the charge that its unwinding of QE is causing the market's jitters.
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The pound fell to 27-month lows versus the greenback on jitters about a no-deal Brexit before rebounding in U.S. trading.
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That was certainly the case when Carney moved swiftly to calm jitters after Britain voted to leave the European Union in 2016.
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The jitters did not retreat completely as Chinese markets experienced volatility in the afternoon, but European markets opened on a positive note.
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A tennis ball-size diamond failed to sell at a Sotheby's auction in London on Wednesday, perhaps the result of Brexit jitters.
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Naturally, this gave jitters to coffee makers and coffee drinkers alike — and renewed a centuries-old debate: Is coffee bad for you?
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Why it matters: The declines signal jitters about economic headwinds, notably the trade dispute between the U.S. and China, slowing demand growth.
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However, last week's dramatic attack in the Philippines by militant groups owing allegiance to Islamic State has created jitters in the region.
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Adding to the jitters are bets that the world's major central banks are moving closer to unwinding their ultra-loose monetary policies.
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Finally, a wide shot from the heavens reveals Bowie in bed, before his dancing self jitters his way backwards into that cupboard.
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"It's interesting that the jitters haven't translated to lower stock prices," said Charles Sizemore, founder of Sizemore Capital Management LLC in Dallas.
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Concerns over job security, particularly about being displaced by technology disruptors, "may also be adding to economic jitters and uncertainties," he added.
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The greenback tends to benefit from trade war jitters but also is backed by higher interest rates than most other major currencies.
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The pound fell to 235-month lows versus the greenback on jitters about a no-deal Brexit before rebounding in U.S. trading.
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Jitters about the world economy were also stoked by no breakthrough in negotiations for Britain to leave the European Union, analysts said.
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Global economic jitters and stock market volatility have lowered expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will aggressively raise interest rates this year.
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Traders said a calmer tone in global markets after jitters over a failed coup in Turkey subsided, was also helping the pound.
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And the "jitters" can absolutely set in even if you stay under that limit — especially if you're not a regular coffee drinker.
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But whether that concept of "drunkenness" included caffeine jitters depended on which school of Muslim thought you subscribed to at the time.
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South Korean stocks fell to the lowest since early January on trade war jitters but then trimmed losses to trade down 0.2%.
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The trade jitters prompted a 0.9 percent slide in MSCI's emerging market index, which deterred buying of stocks in the Middle East.
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In the event of a "yes" vote that keeps Britain in the EU, the market jitters will disappear and investment will improve.
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I figured that by now, I'd be used to pre-marathon jitters and have a better idea of how to stop them.
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Microsoft was helped by investor jitters overnight about a report that President Donald Trump is open to placing tariffs on the iPhone.
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And for those who buy their coffee the old-fashioned way — at the grocery store — the prices can give you the jitters.
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Yet Europe remains an uncrowded market and any jitters ahead of elections in France and Germany could be buying opportunities, analysts say.
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Still, the employee jitters take on more significance now that Bloomberg took steps November 8 to enter the 2020 race for president.
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Traders said better risk appetite in global markets after jitters over a failed coup in Turkey subsided was also helping the pound.
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Granddads lolling on exasperated looking garden furniture, incredulous toddlers, fist-pumping moms with the jitters, all present and correct, all utterly transfixed.
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Wednesday's stock market jitters come after a largely positive day for Asia and for Wall Street, when major indexes posted significant gains.
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The moves, however, did little to calm market jitters, with the local share market falling as much as 7% in morning trading.
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Shareholder jitters extended to the other two cloud software flag-bearers, Salesforce and Workday, which fell 2 percent and 4 percent respectively.
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Princess Charlotte may also experience first-day jitters, but sources say the outgoing royal (who previously attended Willcocks Nursery School) is thrilled.
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But she, too, caused a few jitters when she missed several performances of "La Bohème" in Paris this month because of bronchitis.
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The announcement added to investor jitters after the World Health Organization on Wednesday for the first time labeled the outbreak a pandemic.
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What happened when I talked to my financial adviserFeeling a case of the jitters, I decided to meet with my financial adviser.
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Pre-marriage jitters, typical here, were replaced by uncertainty over the spread of the virus and how it was changing daily life.
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Pre-marriage jitters, typical here, were replaced by uncertainty over the spread of the virus and how it was changing daily life.
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Princess Charlotte may also experience first-day jitters, but sources say the outgoing royal (who previously attended Willcocks Nursery School) is thrilled.
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Analysts in China, unlike elsewhere, did not see tensions between North Korea and the United States as a cause for market jitters.
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Commodity-linked currencies dipped as a surge by crude oil prices ran out of steam amid the latest round of trade jitters.
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Baby boomers, who still suffer from jitters from that downturn, also like to keep liquid funds close by, according to financial advisors.
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Blue-chip housebuilders, generally considered more vulnerable to Brexit jitters, were hit by the lingering uncertainty and fell between 1.5-2.4 percent.
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Earlier Dimitrov beat Thiem 6-3 5-7 7-5 in the so-called "battle of the backhands" despite some late jitters.
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The dollar has weakened on jitters about slowing U.S. economic growth and fading expectations the Fed would raise interest rates in 2019.
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Tokyo's bank index was up 21 percent after sliding 2101.3800 percent on Friday when jitters over Deutsche Bank weighed on the sector.
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Pedregon said lingering jitters from last week's airport-wide pandemonium were likely a factor in Sunday's event at America's second-busiest airport.
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And after weeks of market jitters, investors on Monday cheered the results, with global stocks surging and the euro reaching fresh highs.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats against China, the world's second-biggest economic power, have caused jitters in markets across the world.
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Veteran market watcher Edward Yardeni believes investors who succumb to stock market jitters could miss out on another wave of big gains.
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Jitters over the incident subsided on Tuesday, however, and the index surged 2.6 percent to close marginally above its finish last Thursday.
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Market jitters escalated in the last 24 hours, as trade relations between the U.S. and China took a turn for the worse.
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Worries about a clamp-down on the world's internet and social media giants and mounting recession jitters remained in the background for investors.
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As another trading week draws to a close, jitters continue to reverberate across markets as concerns surrounding the U.S.-China trade talks resurface.
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Oil and gas companies slumped 1.9 percent on oil prices that fell on profit-taking as well as renewed jitters about excess supply.
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Yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury fell 7.5 basis points overnight as bond prices rose on jitters gripping the broader financial markets.
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But indications that its nearly five-year effort to push into the hardware market isn't working would almost certainly cause jitters among investors.
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Wall Street's expected bounce was after a lower close on Monday when the jitters about the Fed overshadowed a rebound in Apple shares.
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Retaliation jitters Financial markets have wobbled in recent weeks because of concerns about the escalating trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
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Brexit, Fed rate hike jitters, and oil price volatility all weighed on market sentiment in 2016, causing the yen at times to climb.
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Though that has caused jitters in Washington, Duterte's softer tone toward China was not a cause for concern, according to some U.S. officials.
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Investors have spoken of concerns over amid global growth concerns and jitters over the U.K.'s upcoming referendum on its European Union membership.
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A combination of buoyant demand and supply-side jitters is supporting prices of soybeans and corn after several years of glut-driven pessimism.
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But leading up to its policy meeting, rumours that it might make a substantial change caused a few jitters in global bond markets.
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"If he does that, some of the superdelegates will get the jitters and either go back to neutral or maybe switch," King said.
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For all the good intentions, the jitters over the events in Cologne — and assaults on women reported in Hamburg and Stuttgart — were palpable.
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Nigel Farage, leader of the U.K. Independence Party, said market jitters following the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union are "rubbish".
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Soybeans have tracked a broad recovery in commodity markets this week as jitters over the economic fallout from the fast-spreading coronavirus subsided.
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With their hosting debut under their belt in 2018, the Little Big Town members say there won't be any jitters this time around.
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Adding to market jitters, Trump on Wednesday called for "a different structure" in any trade deal with China, fuelling uncertainty over the negotiations.
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But because the atomic jitters we're hoping to detect are so damn tiny, we need experiments that can separate objects by huge distances.
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For all the jitters, the first hours of trading under the new regime went fairly smoothly, though trading volumes were lower than usual.
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Trade jitters, coupled with a higher interest rate environment as the U.S. Federal Reserve raises rates, have rattled emerging markets in recent months.
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"When you're around such a major event, you get the jitters, so I feel like my energy stone balances my energy," she noted.
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On top of that, market jitters earlier in the year encouraged investors into low-risk funds, which buy more Treasuries than bank debt.
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If you're having new-kid-at-school jitters, keep in mind that any fears you have of being rejected are most likely unfounded.
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Tighter regulations and jitters about the China economy and the yuan have driven an 18 percent slump in the stocks in dollar terms.
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The mixed picture painted by the EU referendum polls has heightened market jitters about the outcome, with sterling repeatedly reacting to poll results.
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While those jitters faded with the election of Emmanuel Macron as French president, political uncertainty in Italy could unsettle financial markets once more.
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But Kenya's growing reliance on loans is causing jitters, with the International Monetary Fund warning of an increased risk of default this year.
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While the market has pulled back since, healthy economic data has done little to ease jitters of a fourth rate hike this year.
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Concerns over the health of the global economy amid trade wars and other political uncertainties such as Brexit have sent jitters through markets.
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"Asian markets had not been spared, with jitters cutting across to the region, inviting outflows from the considerably riskier Asian assets," Pan added.
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Opening up to PEOPLE Now during a game of "Most Likely To," the trio cover everything from pre-filming jitters to romantic revelations.
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Elsewhere, the pound slipped to another 27-month low of $1.2382 on a combination of no-deal Brexit jitters and a stronger dollar.
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The index, whose components roughly two-thirds of profits in the U.S. dollar, has also benefited as Brexit jitters have pressured the pound.
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SNB officials said this month they saw no reason to depart from their expansive policy given heightened political jitters in a fragile market.
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Spooked last month by an outbreak of harmony among top central banks about tightening policy, debt markets jitters appear to have evaporated again.
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A huge Russian military exercise, Zapad-17, looms in September, causing jitters in NATO's front-line states of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland.
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However, the bigger picture remained murky as the data also showed almost stagnent British economic growth on Brexit jitters and global growth worries.
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Britain's EasyJet tumbled 9.7 percent after warning that Brexit jitters and a weaker economic outlook were taking their toll on demand and pricing.
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Many BOJ officials hope to hold off on expanding stimulus now as they scramble to soothe market jitters caused by January's surprise decision.
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Wages and salaries increased at their fastest pace in 11 years, according to a report from the Labor Department, adding to inflation jitters.
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Oil prices have recovered some ground after touching 12-year lows earlier in 2016, with volatility in oil causing jitters in other markets.
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S. trade tensions amid global growth jitters and prospects of an interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve stoked safe-haven demand.
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He said aluminum and steel tariffs and sanctions on Russia related to aluminum and other metals were driving up prices and inflation jitters.
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There were signs of jitters over emerging equities, where the MSCI index is set to snap a six-week long winning streak .MSCIEF.
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Yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury fell 640.003 basis points overnight as bond prices rose on jitters gripping the broader financial markets.
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The gradualism increased Argentina's vulnerability to rising U.S. interest rates and market jitters about emerging markets too dependent on short-term debt financing.
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Last minute jitters over the vote overshadowed British industrial output data that showed an unexpected fall in September, while manufacturing growth picked up.
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"President Xi's lack of any encouragement for expectations of further reform gave markets the jitters," said Kit Juckes, a strategist at Societe Generale.
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Some investors said Samsung may need to return more cash to shareholders, either through a dividend or additional buybacks, to calm market jitters.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The S&P 500 closed slightly lower on Wednesday as falling crude prices and trade jitters held markets in check.
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"Sure I always have the jitters before an Olympics, it's the most important competition of all, but I'm used to this," she added.
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Jitters within the Republican caucus will get worse; some vulnerable veteran members will conclude a re-election isn't worth the trouble and retire.
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Opening with a saturated, scratchy chord that fractures into jitters, the score, conducted by Leslie Dunner, is most interesting in brief instrumental interludes.
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Teenagers may view all anxiety as problematic and drink to blunt the jitters that are a natural part of a budding romantic life.
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New pencils (do they still use pencils?), bright backpacks (they still have those) and first-day jitters: Back to school is upon us.
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Even so, jitters in financial markets may continue and lead to a contraction in South Korea's economy in the first quarter, Hong said.
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Germany and China: Investor jitters have a lot to do with the fact that German's economy is shrinking while pressure builds in China.
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With the current conservative government prone to jitters about populism, there is little appetite for spending on cultural institutions associated with urban elites.
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The fear that coronavirus will continue to spread and impact the global economy looks to be the main reason for the economic jitters.
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The fear, worn on faces across the huge city, has found its form in jitters, racing pulses and, in some cases, health problems.
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This is Mr. Kuosmanen's first feature (he has directed a few shorts), and if he had any rookie jitters you wouldn't know it.
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Shares of British Airways owner IAG and travel firm TUI dipped 2% each as oil prices firmed amid jitters in the Middle East.
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New York (CNN Business)Trade jitters have taken financial markets on a wild ride this year, putting some cracks in the global economy.
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Mainland Chinese shares tumbled more than 6 percent to a 14-month low on renewed jitters over Beijing's ability to calm domestic markets.
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Trade war jitters Not only is the trade war increasing uncertainty, but the tit-for-tat battle has deepened the global manufacturing slowdown.
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And if their hyped-up jitters are a bit exaggerated, they at least provide a kick of adrenaline in a bizarrely narcoticized show.
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Had Mr Koepka's back-nine jitters befallen anyone but a three-time major winner, fans and pundits would surely have called him a choker.
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Spending on watches, jewelry, boats and other luxury goods could tumble because of the recent stock market jitters, according an analysis from Goldman Sachs.
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Economy Minister Giovanni Tria later sought to calm market jitters and said the country's budget goals stood, helping Italian yields to reverse their rise.
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After brief jitters in morning trading on news of the North Korean missile that passed over Japan, investors chose to shrug off geopolitical tensions.
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Jenner opened up to InStyle before her 2016 runway appearance about her pre-show jitters, even after walking plenty of other high-profile runways.
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Naashon Hughes, 22, linebacker at the University of Texas The actual nerves and jitters are worked out through practice, and workouts, and film review.
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Yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield fell 63 basis points overnight as bond prices rose on jitters gripping the broader financial markets.
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But the three-month contract inched to a four-day high at 10.2%, as election jitters and fear of prolonged Brexit uncertainty crept in.
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The Commerce Department will also likely report later this month that domestic growth in the fourth quarter slowed, which could further add to jitters.
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"Sino-American trade war fears caused jitters on Friday but that is unlikely to affect Monday trading in Hungary," a Budapest-based dealer said.
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The jitters have reportedly already threatened a private-sector recapitalisation of Italy's third-largest and weakest lender, Monte dei Paschi di Siena (see article).
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His decision sparked a sell-off in global equity markets and created further jitters in Europe whose exports could also face similar U.S. tariffs.
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The prospect of new elections in Italy after the resignation of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte added to jitters, sending Italian sovereign bond yields sliding.
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But the stock quickly gave up those gains on jitters from investors over drug pricing reform and "Medicare for All" proposals from Democratic lawmakers.
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Turkey's lira currency tumbled after the decision to annul the March vote and is down nearly 10% this year in part on election jitters.
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Johnson & Johnson today kicks off second-quarter earnings for a health care industry that has been fighting Wall Street jitters despite record-level profits.
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Despite some jitters in emerging markets last week, notably currencies in Russia and Turkey, broad positioning on the dollar remained at multi-year highs.
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The pound slipped to another 27-month low of $1.2382 on a combination of no-deal Brexit jitters and a broad-based stronger dollar.
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The benchmark 10-year note yield edged up to 3.033 percent as jitters about growing federal borrowing spurred more selling in U.S. government debt.
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Amid election jitters, many big funds stay aggressive but cash tempts Stocks are listing, bonds are drifting and suddenly gold is back in vogue.
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In the absence of any new stock market jitters, the pricing of the two offerings could embolden other companies to proceed with their IPOs.
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The forint is still far from the record lows beyond 211.74, reached last year after a rise in headline inflation which caused market jitters.
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Brexit uncertainties have caused jitters across the jobs market, though Robert Walters, which competes with SThree , PageGroup and Hays, says it is well prepared.
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NEW YORK, Aug 8 (Reuters) - The S&P 73 ended flat on Wednesday as energy share declines and trade jitters kept gains in check.
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However, with valuations now back above historical averages, jitters over early autumn elections in Italy and the looming election in Britain has soured sentiment.
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Trump, since taking office last Friday, has embarked on a series of moves aimed at bolstering jobs and capital investments, stoking jitters about inflation.
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Last-minute jitters over the vote overshadowed news that Britain's Supreme Court was likely to rule early next year on parliament's role in Brexit.
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The B. Riley FBR chief market strategist cites jitters over 10-Year Treasury note yields ticking passed 0003 percent and potential Washington policy errors.
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Typical jitters over liquidity at this time of year were heightened after regulators took over debt-laden Inner Mongolia-based Baoshang Bank in May.
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DUBAI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's stock market fell early on Monday after oil prices pulled back, while Egypt dropped again on currency jitters.
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Prices had slumped throughout much of the week as questions over Russia's commitment to a full nine-month extension sent jitters through the market.
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Business investment and consumer confidence are taking a hit due to the growing economic jitters and uncertainty over the ongoing trade war with China.
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Stocks closed higher on Friday as investors tried to shake off jitters concerning trade tensions between the U.S. and China, with energy shares rising.
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The anti-Purnama movement has also revived jitters about the racial and religious under-currents in Indonesia, which has the world's largest Muslim population.
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Asia markets were mostly down on Monday afternoon as investors attempted to shake off jitters about trade tensions between the United States and China.
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Jitters over the French election did hit the market overnight after a new poll showed Communist-backed candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon gaining some ground.
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The frequent tanners picked the UV-ray emitting bed less often when on naltrexone, and even exhibited withdrawal symptoms such as jitters and nausea.
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"Famous" jitters over plinky electronic xylophones and synthesized flutes, as the bass creaks as if it's been turned up too loud on the speakers.
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The British pound fell to $1.4156 amid renewed jitters about the June popular vote on whether to remain in the 28-country European Union.
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Investor sentiment had faltered in recent days in the face of revived jitters related to the shutdown and the prolonged U.S.-China tariff spat.
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In addition to easing French jitters, analysts said expectations for snap Italian elections, viewed as another key risk, had fallen after Renzi's weekend comments.
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Donald Trump's critical tweets about specific companies have not caused lasting damage to those companies' stock prices, despite widespread CEO jitters that they could.
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"The threat of politician Marine Le Pen winning the election ... has sparked jitters," Lukman Otunuga, an analyst with retail brokers FXTM in London said.
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Worries over the coronavirus pandemic led to a bloodbath on stock markets, with jitters spreading from stocks to the oil sector and to bonds.
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The stock markets have taken investors for a wild ride over the past week, with jitters in the United States spreading around the world.
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Apart from Dawn to Dusk, the formulas avoid triggering either the jitters or the crash of caffeine by dispensing with the kick as well.
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With an endearing case of wedding morning jitters, Mr. Messinger happily hopped around playing the host, introducing those who didn't already know each other.
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Still, the scattered calls for a boycott have unloosed jitters and a measure of resentment in an industry peopled by both locals and transplants.
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Expected volatility gauges for sterling against the dollar leapt to their highest level since before the 2016 Brexit vote on Thursday as jitters remained.
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Others might build their own smoothies, while those with game-day jitters might have no appetite at all and focus mostly on staying hydrated.
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Shares have fallen more than 20 percent month to date, amid jitters surrounding the company's valuation and a merger between Amazon and Whole Foods.
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Stocks fell sharply on Thursday as strong earnings and economic data were not enough to quell jitters on Wall Street about higher interest rates.
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On the bourse, stocks were up after strong economic data from China boosted appetite for emerging market shares despite investor jitters over Moody's review.
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But despite the recent volatility and overall stock-market jitters, more than half of strategists think fears of a trade war are over-blown.
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In the second half of 13, Kenya Airways' domestic and intra-Africa passenger traffic dropped because of jitters over Kenya's presidential election in August.
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Regardless of widespread jitters about the short-term disruption caused by the virus, key luxury stocks like LVMH and Kering have remained relatively resilient.
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The warning sent jitters through global financial markets which were off to an upbeat start to the week after China's stimulus efforts on Monday.
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Turkey's troubles have sent jitters across markets worldwide, with Asian equities closing lower Monday while in the States, stocks were mixed around Europe's close.
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The company said a recent $23 million financing round took months longer than it should have partly because of investor jitters about the case.
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Even with the improvement in risk appetite seen so far this week, trade jitters are expected to continue to simmer in the longer term.
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Asian shares closed mixed on Tuesday, as some regional markets bounced back one day after declining over jitters related to economic uncertainty in Turkey.
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It has enough caffeine to clear my head without any jitters and tastes wonderful with a bit of sugar and a splash of milk.
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Escalating trade tensions with China and increased import tariffs on other trading partners have given jitters to many on Wall Street, but not everyone.
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It booked a 0.3 percent loss on its fixed-income book as market interest rates spiked due to jitters over the pension reform talks.
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Price: $92 Get your newly employed friend one of these and those first few days of job jitters may feel a little less awkward.
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It remains some 3.6% below its 2019 highs as the sudden return of trade war jitters sent the stock market's strong rally into reverse.
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Without any action, that debt would soon become "current" for accounting purposes and potentially trigger jitters among MoneyGram's creditors and shareholders, the sources said.
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This music aims to convey fragility, teetering on the edge of a precipice; it thrashes and jitters around like a mechanical wind-up spider.
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A leg lower in yields on the all-important benchmark can suggest jitters in the overall market, since investors are fleeing to safe-haven assets.
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But jitters returned in recent weeks as Turkey's financial crisis roiled emerging markets, after Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan clashed with U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The major indexes ended the week deep in the red, with the Dow plummeting almost 500 points on Friday mainly due to global growth jitters.
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Jitters over the future of the A3500neo became apparent when AirAsia, one of Airbus's largest customers, toyed with the idea of switching to Boeing's 787.
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Widespread market jitters include Federal Reserve policy, a prolonged trade fight with China, and political polarization in Washington that's partly shut down the U.S. government.
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Washington and Beijing agreed in early December to pause tariff escalations, but headlines about the ongoing negotiations have continued to send jitters through the market.
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The session in Asia followed a negative closing stateside, as a new measure taken by the Trump administration on immigration sent jitters through the market.
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Yet this time frustration over corruption, rising violence and tepid growth have all helped lift his bid, but his ascent has sent jitters through markets.
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No horoscope is a precise roadmap of things to come, but noting a few significant dates can help to quell those back-to-school jitters.
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GDAXI index, whose big exposure to China has made it particularly vulnerable to trade jitters, is down 19.6 percent this year, while Italy's FTSE MIB .
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The government's row with the European Commission over its budget and ensuing market jitters are starting to weigh on sentiment and push up borrowing costs.
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I can't imagine that is how he is training day in and day out, so perhaps returning jitters played a significant role in Evans' performance.
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With election jitters and the Fed — as well as a bull market in its eighth year — now may be the time for minimum volatility strategies.
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Coffee is associated with side effects like insomnia, jitters or heartburn, and because people metabolize caffeine at different rates, it can be intolerable to some.
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Investors often sell existing bonds to make way for new supply but on this occasion, the trade-war jitters held sway and pinned yields down.
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In a really smart move, Nola makes time to squeeze in a therapy session with Dr. Jamison to talk through her jitters before the opening.
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The country's threat to cancel the June 21.7 summit in Singapore adds to the jitters in the market, which is already dealing with China-U.
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Markets in Asia mostly fell on Wednesday, tracking U.S. losses, as uncertainty over central banks' next moves spurred jitters and saw a spike in volatility.
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The Bank for International Settlements, a global club for central bankers, recently urged officials not to let market jitters discourage them from raising interest rates.
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The renewed trade jitters between Washington and Beijing last week sent the S&P 500 stateside to its worst weekly drop of 2019, falling 3.1%.
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Rising mortgage rates, overheating home prices, nothing for sale, pre-election jitters — the list of reasons to lose confidence in the housing market is growing.
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Political jitters couldn't have come at a worse time for hedge funds who had finally turned positive on sterling in the last quarter of 2017.
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Geopolitical jitters between North Korea and the United States maintained pressure on markets, after North Korea warned of "more gift packages" for the United States.
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Jitters over the Chinese economy had spooked global stock markets earlier this week, sending investors sprinting to safe-haven assets, and pushing gold sharply higher.
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With stock market jitters having all but frozen the IPO market this year, the two successful share offerings are fostering new optimism among IPO hopefuls.
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Stock markets across the Gulf dropped sharply, led by Qatar which fell more than 2.5 percent, with geopolitical jitters outweighing any benefit from stronger oil.
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There were no signs of the jitters that resulted in him dropping his only set of the tournament in Friday's quarter-final against Adrian Mannarino.
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Brexit jitters have taken a heavy toll on the housing and construction market, with mid-cap builders Galliford among those first in the firing line.
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The index is set to end the week flat, after market jitters following Trump's protectionist inaugural speech weighed on the dollar early in the week.
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Gains in easyJet and Aston Martin helped the domestically-focused FTSE 250 advance 1.33%, despite a hit to the local currency from mounting Brexit jitters.
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Already weak oil prices extended declines on Monday, nearing $30 a barrel, as a stronger dollar and jitters over volatile Chinese markets weighed on sentiment.
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Losses by a Norwegian power trader that left a $133 million hole in the Nasdaq clearing house's contingency plan added to market jitters, analysts said.
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Oil prices initially fell on Tuesday due to investor jitters after deadly blasts in Brussels prompted a flight towards safe-haven assets such as gold.
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Sterling's decline, however, was a reflection of jitters about an imminent triggering of Brexit negotiations and Scotland's call on Monday for a second independence referendum.
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In the north, it was due to sabotage, which is part of broader geopolitical jitters in the region, which, until now, have been largely ignored.
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So when four heavily armed infiltrators attacked an Indian army base on September 22023th, killing 21982 soldiers before being shot dead themselves, jitters inevitably spread.
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The benchmark index remains down 6.2 percent so far this year amid investor jitters over the battered price of oil and a slowing Chinese economy.
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Germany's trade-sensitive DAX was down 0.7 percent amid jitters about talks between China and the United States next week over their protracted trade spat.
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There were also jitters about China, where the yuan has fallen almost 7 percent, its biggest annual loss since 1994, the year it started trading.
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The economic expansion and stock market run-up have been going on for a decade, and a case of the jitters seems to be spreading.
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Divisions in the opposition camp and jitters over North Korea's nuclear and missile programmes are likely to help the ruling coalition, media forecasts have said.
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Ahead of that meeting, U.S. markets on Monday shook off early jitters following a terror incident to end higher ahead of Asia's Tuesday trading day.
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Another example is Russia's Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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Keon said the United States' response to conflict in Syria and North Korea has intensified jitters over policy even though market returns have been strong.
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"The market has a few jitters as the result of a potential shutdown," said Kevin Miller, chief executive of E-Valuator Funds in Bloomington, Minnesota.
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China jitters: Chinese President Xi Jinping struck a defiant note during a speech Tuesday marking four decades since the country embarked on its economic transformation.
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Trump himself set off investor jitters with a series of Twitter posts Tuesday, issuing renewed threats to hike import duties if a deal isn't reached.
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The decision added to jitters over the prospects of trade negotiations with China, reignited after Trump called for "a different structure" to any trade deal.
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Insults and threats exchanged between the North's leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump have also exacerbated global jitters over possible military conflict.
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ZURICH, March 19 (Reuters) - Credit Suisse Group said on Thursday business in the first quarter had been going well despite jitters over the coronavirus epidemic.
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When the government of one of those homelands collapsed over the issue, three days of looting, arson and bloodshed followed, sending jitters throughout the country.
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Mayor Pete ButtigiegPete ButtigiegBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden Ocasio-Cortez: Effective political organizers should be inclusive MORE and Sen.
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The effort has produced impressive growth but also jitters among trading partners who fret about the government's harsh treatment of domestic dissidents and labor activists.
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More tariff troubles renew trade worries Mondays jitters have a lot to do with recent concerns over trade tensions between the United States and China.
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The S&P 500 index touched a session low as investor jitters were stirred on news that the new coronavirus could spread to New York.
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On Tuesday, the Dow Jones industrial average recorded its biggest one-day drop since mid-August, as jitters surrounding North Korea's latest nuclear test amplified.
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The release comes amid Beijing's efforts to contain an ongoing virus outbreak in the country that has sent jitters across global markets in recent days.
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Now he added to this root nervousness a kind of wild-eyed, sped-up fidgetiness, like someone who's got the jitters because he can't sleep.
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Stocks fell sharply as strong earnings and economic data were not enough to stop jitters about the prospect of higher interest rates on Wall Street.
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There were some signs of jitters moving in on Friday, with Ireland's 10-year bond yield rising more than 2 basis points to 0.83 percent.
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U.S. equities fell on Tuesday, the first trading day of the week, as tension between North Korea and the West sent jitters down Wall Street.
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So far, Mr. Xi has not folded, and market jitters are a reflection of the fear that the world's two largest economies could tank simultaneously.
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Weeks passed, and as a wall of mirrors topped by an oversized Rihanna lyric was erected inside the theater, behind-the-scenes jitters were intensifying.
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In an interview with broadcaster ORF aired on Monday, he said his priorities included fostering economic growth at a time of trade and political jitters.
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Asian stocks closed mixed on Friday, with trade jitters weighing on Chinese shares while the dollar traded near its highest levels in around two weeks.
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U.S. stocks fell sharply on Thursday, as robust corporate earnings and strong economic data did little to offset Wall Street jitters about higher interest rates.
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Market jitters and fluctuations in technology stocks have kept investors skittish about the sector, making Twilio's offering only the third U.S. technology IPO of 2016.
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The pound suffered another bout of Brexit jitters after British Prime Minister Theresa May only just cleared the latest parliamentary hurdle to her leaving plans.
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Reports of lawmakers finding common ground on the issue have buoyed trader optimism, while any potential catalysts for delays have sent jitters through the market.
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Weak company profits, a dire economic outlook and rising chances the country will lose its last investment-grade credit rating have sent jitters through markets.
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Despite recent jitters, the sell-off is not indicative of worsening economic fundamentals, said Ronald Wan, chief executive at Partners Financial Holdings in Hong Kong.
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Trump's promise to improve Washington's chilly relations with Russia's Putin have caused jitters within the EU, particularly eastern member states like Poland and the Baltics.
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Gold prices edged up on Wednesday, supported by jitters over political uncertainty in the United States ahead of a major central banking conference this week.
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In a sign of labor market jitters, job cuts reached 190,000 in the first quarter of this year, according to outplacement firm Challenger Gray & Christmas.
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Asian stocks climbed on Tuesday, with markets in the region mostly finishing higher after U.S.-China trade jitters weighed on sentiment in the last session.
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The dollar slide is causing jitters in Europe, where a stronger euro could impact export-focused companies and jeopardize ECB plans to reduce monetary stimulus.
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Mayor Pete ButtigiegPete ButtigiegBiden surge calms Democratic jitters Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden Ocasio-Cortez: Effective political organizers should be inclusive MORE, who dropped out before Tuesday evening, and former New York Mayor Michael BloombergMichael BloombergBiden surge calms Democratic jitters The Hill's Campaign Report: Biden riding wave of momentum after stunning Super Tuesday Delegate battle ahead likely favors Biden MORE, who withdrew Wednesday morning.
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U.S. equities fell on Tuesday, the first trading day of the month, as recent election news and a Federal Reserve meeting sent jitters through the market.
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The crown has underperformed the bank's assumptions in the last year as it gets caught in market jitters in Europe and globally, adding to inflationary risks.
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"I feel like I would be more protected," she explained nonchalantly, cruising through the streets slowly, cool and collected with just a touch of beginner jitters.
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Trade jitters and a weakening global economic outlook have hit fourth-quarter results in the auto sector and beyond, focusing attention on earnings outlooks for 2019.
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The chaotic nature of the Trump transition continues to give jitters to Democrats, some Republicans in Washington, as well as allies in governments around the world.
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Ride-hailing company Lyft beat bigger rival Uber in filing for an IPO this week, defying the recent market jitters that have weighed on corporate valuations.
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Traders shifted into currencies deemed safer, such as the yen and Swiss franc, underlining market worries about Turkey, but on Tuesday those jitters appeared to subside.
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A combination of trade tensions and consumer jitters have stalled sales in a country that has historically been a considerable source of growth for the industry.
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While the two countries temporarily agreed in early December to pause tariff escalations, headlines about the ongoing negotiations have continued to send jitters through the market.
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The ex-Lakers champ -- who has won 3 rings -- says he's seen what pre-Game 7 jitters can do to a player ... and it ain't pretty.
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On Tuesday, the Dow snapped its four-day winning streak, closing down more than 300 points lower, as global growth fears added jitters to market sentiment.
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Market jitters in the first few days of 2019 underscore increased worries about a global economic slowdown, but the larger risks are structural and long-lasting.
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Adding to the jitters was Chinese trade data that showed solid imports but an unexpected fall in April exports, painting a mixed picture of the economy.
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According to Emons, investors will get a bigger bang for their buck in the United Kingdom, where Brexit risks are creating jitters and pressuring the market.
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There were some jitters, he said, after two polls showed British voters were leaning in favour of exiting the European Union in a June 23 referendum.
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A global monetary tightening cycle led by the U.S. central bank could also send jitters through equity markets thus far buoyed by historically low bond yields.
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Brexit jitters are causing some firms to re-evaluate their British investments, but U.S. aerospace and defense sector giants Boeing and Raytheon say they're staying put.
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Flying is a common fear, and many air passengers with flight jitters have reached for a glass of wine or a cocktail to ease their anxieties.
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GOP jitters are growing over Trump From CNN Chief National Correspondent John King: Most Republican revolts of the Trump presidency have been limited and short-lived.
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As the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza reports, at least one senator, who happens to be a leading figure in the party, is having jitters about Trump.
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And the more that America's companies get stressed about the trade developments, the more likely it is the jitters will show up in the labor market.
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Italy also has seen a considerable decline, from $480 billion to $340 billion, which Fitch attributes to political jitters ahead of a constitutional referendum in December.
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Sitting at a large wooden table in her family's periwinkle-painted kitchen, picking at desserts and sipping tea, she showed no signs of pre-game jitters.
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The ongoing showdown has caused jitters around the globe, with each maneuver bringing fear that any misunderstanding or misstep by either side could lead to war.
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The index has been hit by growing jitters ahead of the U.S. presidential election on Tuesday and has been trading near its lowest levels since July.
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But van Dam was also quick to point out that excessive caffeine consumption can lead to unpleasant symptoms, such as nervousness, the jitters, and disrupted sleep.
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Now, the prospect of either a Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton victory in the U.S. election isn't seeming to induce any jitters in the dollar index.
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Typical market jitters over liquidity at this time of year have been amplified after regulators took over credit-laden Inner Mongolia-based Baoshang Bank in May.
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But to complicate my first time jitters, I'm also going to be traveling outside for the country for the first time as a plus-sized person.
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Even with two royal christenings and one royal wedding under his belt, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby still has the jitters before Prince Louis's big day!
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Zuma was forced to sack van Rooyen and reappoint a previous finance minister, Pravin Gordhan, four days later after the rand currency plunged, reflecting market jitters.
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Trade war jitters sent the 10-year Treasury note yield, which moves in the opposite direction of prices, to its lowest level since September 2017 Wednesday.
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After watching the bank wobble on the edge of insolvency for months, regulators eased market jitters with a relatively swift winding up of the Spanish lender.
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The dollar held steady against most major currencies, while the Australian dollar tumbled on jitters about a ban on that country's coal by a Chinese port.
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The lack of progress in talks has spurred market jitters, with Europe stockpiling gas to guard against possible disruption of supplies in the peak of winter.
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But if the Fed's actions were to cause financial jitters in other emerging market economies, risks could rise and add to outflow pressure, the BOK said.
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Meanwhile, locals' mistrust of their own policymakers as seen in their record holdings of dollars, gold and other safe haven assets have added to market jitters.
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A threat from U.S. President Donald Trump to put tariffs on another $325 billion of Chinese goods also added to the jitters in the global market.
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Adding to political jitters, worries that the European Central Bank (ECB) might unwind its hefty bond-buying stimulus has also hit bond markets in recent weeks.
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The trade spat has spilled over to global markets and exacerbated economic jitters, with weak economic data from Singapore becoming the latest indicator of this trend.
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It helps translate the abstract notion of "what the market thinks about players" into context and maybe it helps remove initial jitters from the draft experience.
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Powell takes over the Fed after a period of relative calm in financial markets was disrupted by jitters over rising interest rates and U.S. budget deficits.
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Even veterans, like the Coach designer Stuart Vevers, who dressed Ms. Gevinson, Chloë Grace Moretz and the Broadway actress Cynthia Erivo, admitted to pre-gala jitters.
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Jitters over the proposed tax sent shares in the healthcare firm down 2.4 percent on Friday, headed for the largest daily percentage loss in two months.
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Where jitters were once focused on doubts about one's partner, young people now appear to be discovering deep-seated disquiet about the institution of marriage itself.
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Jobs report, valuations help The December jobs report eased economic jitters by showing that the US labor market remained very strong at the end of 2018.
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Facebook might be experimenting with a new ad format, according to a report in Ad Age, amid jitters about the company's advertising growth and swelling costs.
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Iran jitters helped push oil prices higher but a broader stabilization of crude futures near 225½-year highs can be tied to several big, prevailing trends.
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On Monday, gold also drew support from jitters linked to U.S. President Donald Trump's trip to the Far East, MKS's head of trading Afshin Nabavi said.
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In China the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) contract largely ignored London's Russian jitters but has also just notched up its highest trading level in three years.
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But in granting Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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" "Make no mistake, the ayatollah, Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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"So here's the bottom line: next week we've got some major international jitters that will bookend what should be a very positive earnings backdrop," he said.
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The black and white feline can only stare at Trump's news interview for so long, and then the mounting frenzy of kitty jitters becomes too much.
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His first week was full of jitters and awkwardness, but those five days were the second-best-rated week in the show's history at the time.
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With insurers crafting their 2018 rate structures over the coming two months, the insurance industry's leading trade group made its jitters clear to Congress this week.
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Macri negotiated the IMF pact last year, when a previous run on the peso sparked jitters about the government's ability to honor its dollar-denominated bonds.
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And just as the market opened, the Federal Reserve announced a pair of new measures aimed at calming investors' jitters and shielding consumers from economic fallout.
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The jitters intensified on Thursday, yet the catalyst was not Turkey but Argentina — a sign that the array of challenges facing emerging markets might be spreading.
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So shake off those pre-meeting jitters in a stylish yet affordable new blouse, and don't be surprised if you're met with a compliment or two.
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Arrests or detentions of pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong added to investor jitters with the Chinese-ruled territory facing its first recession in a decade.
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Plans to list JBS shares in the United States remain a priority, though a timeline is uncertain given market jitters related to coronavirus, the CEO said.
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The debate over whether President Trump's surprise 2016 victory was attributable more to economic jitters or to social and racial anxiety can at times seem academic.
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Traders braced for a fourth-straight day of losses Friday, as rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea add more jitters to market sentiment worldwide.
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But the market has recently slowed a bit, thanks to jitters about the approaching presidential election on July 255, Ms. de la Torre de Skipsey said.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a lower open on Tuesday, as geopolitical concerns surrounding North Korea's relationship with the West amplified jitters in market trading.
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Britain's sterling dropped for the fourth straight day as the dollar's strength and jitters about the start of Britain's trade talks with the EU set in.
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In the previous trading session, U.S. markets came under sharp pressure as fears surrounding the West's future relationship with North Korea added jitters to market sentiment.
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The major averages are notching record high after record high as the end of 2019 approaches despite lingering trade uncertainty and jitters around slowing economic growth.
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Flows dry up when investors are worried about growth and market stability - jitters that are heightened by any developments that make a Brexit look more likely.
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Jitters around Amazon's pending acquisition of Whole Foods hasn't helped matters, according to David Seaburg, head of sales trading at Cowen and Co. and CNBC contributor.
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Adding to market jitters was an inversion of the short end of the U.S. yield curve in bond markets, which historically has signalled a U.S. recession.
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The gathering comes amid an escalating trade dispute between the United States and China, financial jitters in some emerging economies and worries about Italy's public finances.
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In 224, they made "Good Time," starring Robert Pattinson, a jittery, hallucinatory crime drama, which, once you got over the jitters, was perhaps also a comedy.
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Market jitters have risen over the possible outcome of talks between Merkel's Christian alliance of Christian Democrats and Christian Social Union (CDU-CSU) and the SPD.
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"This is just all jitters and anticipation of the beginning of earnings season," said Jonathan Corpina, senior managing partner with Meridian Equity Partners in New York.
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Europe finished Friday's session on a negative note, as the worst terror attack seen in Spain for more than 9.57.2 years added jitters to market sentiment.
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That includes cracking down on OPEC nations like Iraq that are pumping too much oil and by considering even deeper production cuts to offset demand jitters.
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Jitters over the proposed tariffs sent shares in Fisher & Paykel Healthcare down 3.1 percent on Friday, its largest daily percentage loss in more than two months.
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Copper is also up more than 1 percent as base metals rally, thanks to more dollar jitters ahead of the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates.
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Peripheral bond yields, which came under some selling pressure last week from pre-election jitters in Italy, were down 3-4 basis points on the day .
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His latest thoughts came as Apple was locking in an all-time closing high on a day when climbing global trade jitters hit the broader market.
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Opinion Any nerves I had leading up to my wedding manifested less as a case of cold feet than as a flare-up of preshow jitters.
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But fears about Mr. Trump's erratic bargaining style — compounded by his decision to walk out on talks with North Korea — have given Chinese officials some jitters.
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This helped boost investor sentiment, which faltered in recent days in the face of revived jitters related to the shutdown and the prolonged U.S.-China tariff spat.
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Gains were tempered by investor jitters before trade talks between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday, during the G20 summit in Argentina.
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Even though she's known her for most of her life (and she was once her daughter-in-law!), Sarah Ferguson still gets the jitters around Queen Elizabeth.
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Killer Mike concedes he's got the jitters about his headlining gig, being a husband and a father, but he's going to power through his performance Sunday night.
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Big Chill gave me the jitters — like I was jacked-up on caffeine — because I was taking it on an empty stomach first thing in the morning.
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Asia-focused HSBC provided the biggest boost to the main index, while exporter stocks also supported it, benefiting from a drop in sterling as Brexit jitters resurfaced.
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The uncertainty has left many bankers with the jitters - especially since shifting banking operations could take 4-5 years, while the Brexit timetable only extends 2 years.
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In the 1960s it was Egypt that caused jitters; today it is Saudi Arabia, under the de facto rule of Muhammad bin Salman, its ambitious crown prince.
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I saw a few other kids a bit weepy, so I chalked it up to second-day jitters, blew her a kiss and darted out the door.
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Amid investor jitters and poor post-IPO performances, the total amount raised by IPOs is down 20123 percent so far this year, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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" And despite having initial jitters about being the father of a little kid again, he said, "It does add a little bit of joy to each day.
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The metal has gained about 6%, or $13, so far this month, in part due to increasing global economic jitters amid a protracted U.S.-China trade war.
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The dollar held steady against most major currencies, while the Australian dollar tumbled on jitters about a ban on that country's coal by a key Chinese port.
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The jitters began on January 23rd, when Metro said it was raising the risk weights on loans secured on commercial property and some mortgages to professional landlords.
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Iran has denied involvement in the tanker attacks, but global jitters about a new Middle East conflagration disrupting oil exports have triggered a jump in crude prices.
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Fears stemming from the U.K.'s vote to exit Europe, Federal Reserve policy jitters and worries about the economy appear to have run their course, Louney said.
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Argentina, which defaulted on its debt in 2002, has been convulsed by economic crises about once every decade for 70 years, making it vulnerable to market jitters.
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Though the caffeine content is lower than, say, your typical cup of joe, many drinkers like that it provides a bit of a boost without any jitters.
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U.S. markets, in particular, have been on a tear despite jitters over the Fed's tapering of its QE program and its first interest rate rise, last December.
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" And despite having initial jitters about being the father of a little kid again, Kimmel said, "It does add a little bit of joy to each day.
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That's why Annie the therapy dog is on hand at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh to help ease the jitters that come with a new school year.
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It added to jitters about a slowdown in Europe and China, which analysts said bolstered the appeal of gold, considered a safe haven in times of uncertainty.
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A sharp jump in options prices that reflect how much traders expect the pound to gyrate against the dollar in the next month underscores the market jitters.
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A word of clarification from PBOC on all this would go a long way toward calming down market jitters on the expected pace of China's economic growth.
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In a sign that jitters are still running through the market, spot gold was hovering around five-week highs and was up slightly at $1,348.69 an ounce.
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In another sign of jitters about political risk and a weak economy, Italy's biggest bank by assets UniCredit said this week it would reduce government bond holdings.
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Market jitters have concentrated on Italy's banks, saddled with 360 billion euros ($380 billion) of bad loans, and most specifically on Monte Dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS.
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Uncertain conditions under Donald Trump's presidency and China's economic jitters are also stoking volatility in markets which could make borrowers hesitant to add to their debt burden.
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FTIT8300 has been under pressure recently on the back of political jitters, the sector is up more than 13 percent this year while Italy's benchmark FTSE MIB .
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The tech-heavy NASDAQ, meanwhile, appears immune to political jitters having closed out the first four-week winning streak since March off the back of solid earnings.
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Escalating tariff jitters cooled down on news that Beijing will send a delegation to Washington to help resolve the growing conflict between the world's two largest economies.
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But the evolution of the movement has caused jitters in Madrid and analysts say it could take Spain's worst political crisis in decades further into uncharted waters.
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Adding to the jitters, Politico quoted the president of the Atlanta Fed, Dennis Lockhart, as saying that "action could be taken" at the Fed's June policy meeting.
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The downgrade came after the BOJ's tankan survey showed business confidence worsened for a second straight quarter in April-June, reflecting companies' jitters over Trump's protectionist policies.
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Both planemakers defended their plans to increase production of the medium-haul jets despite worldwide economic jitters, saying they were supported by solid demand for air transport.
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Russian intelligence officers such as President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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Demand from end-users in North Asia remained muted while a big drop in Brent oil prices was causing jitters in the LNG market, trade sources said.
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The same growth jitters that are rocking Wall Street -- the Dow and S&P 22019 are on track for their worst December since 1931 -- are infecting commodities.
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Shoigu's comment echoes remarks Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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A top critic of Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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Sanctions on people close to President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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To mitigate the jitters while performing in front of live audiences as a stand-up comedian, he said he often reminds himself to take a childlike approach.
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Ukraine's Foreign Ministry protested Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Can we do business with Kim Jong Un?
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After recent jitters about the health of the world's second-biggest economy, investors took some comfort from data that showed a continuing recovery in the housing market.
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Global stock markets had been buoyed earlier in the week by fading jitters over U.S.-China trade tensions after the two sides met in Washington for talks.
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Despite jitters among investors that Duterte's volatility could impact policy, the economy expanded 7.1 percent in the July-September period - the first quarterly data of his presidency.
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A clear signal that the United States, the Saudis' biggest investor, will continue security cooperation would ease foreign investors' jitters, as well as calm the Saudi leadership.
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But lacklustre quarterly results from department store operators Nordstrom and J.C. Penney, following weak reports from retailers earlier in the week, reignited jitters about the consumer sector.
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The ECB's move to protract monetary stimulus came amid jitters about slowing growth in the euro zone, political turmoil in Italy and global trade tension, analysts said.
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The International Monetary Fund pushed up its UK growth forecast again on Monday, providing the latest sign that Brexit jitters have yet to hit the real economy.
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The added controls and the fact that the global economy is in somewhat better health may allow China to do another devaluation without creating as many jitters.
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In what may signal increasing political jitters in the kingdom, the prince has detained members of the royal family considered to be potential rivals for his authority.
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That all of Boston's blemishes — the bullpen, the infield, Chris Sale's health, Craig Kimbrel's jitters and Price's difficulty winning in the postseason — are real but not debilitating.
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Argentina's S&P Merval stock index took a hit in afternoon trading, dropping more than 10% in a dip that local analysts attributed to global trade jitters.
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Earlier in the day data showed British construction companies last month suffered the sharpest drop in new orders since the financial crisis due to jitters about Brexit.
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Likewise, people who use cocaine often drink to help offset those jitters, suggests research by Lori Knackstedt, an associate professor of psychology at the University of Florida.
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But as the coronavirus spreads across the world, bringing countries to a standstill, the lack of access to overseas supplies is sending jitters through the construction industry.
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He betrayed no jitters about the fact that, on that day in May, two scientific expeditions were finally putting his theory of general relativity to the test.
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It came as the market wrestled with volatility and illiquidity even after the New York Federal Reserve made a massive amount of cash available to calm jitters.
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Germany's benchmark 10-year Bund yield fell to a six-month low of -0.739%, close to record lows hit last September during jitters over the Sino-U.
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Russia, he said, is entirely within its rights to train its forces, but has stirred unease by routinely skirting mutually agreed upon rules designed to calm jitters.
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Investors were clearly nervous after China let the yuan decline in value on Monday, and those jitters carried over for a bit during early trading hours Tuesday.
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Germany's benchmark 13-year Bund yield fell to a six-month low of -0.739%, close to record lows hit last September during jitters over the Sino-U.
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