Steel mills typically sell their finished products at market prices to traders that later sell them on to end-users such as construction companies, also at market prices.
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Prices have been declining in states' recreational marijuana markets, and it would be tough to argue illicit market prices would increase substantially while states' legal market prices were dropping.
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But I understand that some households cannot afford market prices.
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But both are still well below their true market prices.
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Market prices for many crops typically run well below MSPs.
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As private companies got into the market, prices went up.
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If the harvest is poor, then the market prices skyrocket.
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In contrast, real stock market prices were 39 percent higher.
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Inflation expectations derived from market prices also hit record lows.
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I would say the American producers are responding to market prices.
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The stake is worth R78bn ($4.83 billion) at current market prices.
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Most will be for rent or sale at below-market prices.
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The stake is worth 1.07 billion euros at current market prices.
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They want capacity market prices back up, to induce more investment.
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Without government backing, they depend on fair market prices for survival.
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Such gulfs between "primary" and "secondary" market prices inevitably encourage speculation.
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The proposed rise mainly reflects the increase of wholesale power market prices.
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However, currency issues come into play when talking about local market prices.
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The new share issue is worth $510 million at current market prices.
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She added Engie was being forced to adjust to lower market prices.
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And that's just the difference between leasing prices and average market prices.
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Nearly two weeks later, those market prices had still not fully recovered.
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The changing market prices can make things difficult to plan, Licht says.
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The government then sells loaves to the masses at sub-market prices.
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If Americans start purchasing drugs at below-market prices, revenues would collapse.
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In addition, U.S. policy easing has a global impact on market prices.
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In the last decade or so, Nash's art-market prices have climbed.
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"Logically, the calculation should take into account higher market prices," he said.
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Most cash bids for corn were posted lower than futures market prices.
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You'll also want to understand current interest rates and home market prices.
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At current market prices, the LNG would be worth almost $50 billion.
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If market prices rise above $2,900 (FOB), proceeds from the LID will be placed in a stabilization fund that would aim to ensure the governments can pay farmers 70% of the $2,600 target price when market prices fall.
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If market prices rise above $2,900 (FOB), proceeds from the LID will be placed in a stabilisation fund that would aim to ensure the governments can pay farmers 70% of the $2,600 target price when market prices fall.
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The stake is valued at 3.8 billion euros ($4.2 billion) at market prices.
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On the secondary market, prices are already as being quoted high as $550.
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Their stake is worth less than 25 million euros at current market prices.
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Market prices for these assets vary greatly, depending on the type of loan.
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It is a bet that extremes in market prices will be corrected eventually.
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The company said it remains committed to aligning fuel prices with market prices.
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The mathematical models explained fully 94% of the variance in aggregate market prices.
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Sometimes markets produce negative impacts that are not accounted for in market prices.
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A 10 percent stake would cost about $3.4 billion at current market prices.
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As these countries become richer, they inch closer to paying private-market prices.
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The state's shareholding is worth almost 8 billion euros at current market prices.
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These restrictions affect trade, market prices, and the expansion of the global food supply.
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Hence, the true costs of fossil fuels are far higher than their market prices.
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Last year, GB Energy went bankrupt after being caught out by rising market prices.
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This factor was still working its way through market prices, traders said on Friday.
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At yesterday's market prices, the stake is worth around 330 million euros ($368 million).
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As more investors come to that conclusion, what is the effect on market prices?
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You can only deposit and withdraw money, buy and sell cryptocurrencies at market prices.
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That would be easier if buyers could reckon with market prices, not feudal ones.
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That's because it's where the market prices the Federal Reserve's anticipated interest rates moves.
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In both cases the loans will be sold at market prices, the Commission said.
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Trump on Saturday touted the climb in stock market prices since he assumed office.
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However, some did caution that certain market prices may be getting out of hand.
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The 41 percent stake would be worth about $900 million at current market prices.
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That is roughly in line with current market prices of about $473 per pound.
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Citing low market prices, multiple coal plants in Texas have retired in recent months.
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This reduces options for new tenants, thus pushing market prices up on other apartments.
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Making capacity available in real time at market prices limits hoarding and encourages innovation.
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Or will the Yankees be leery once again of market prices for top starters?
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Its partial shutdown earlier this year drove up market prices for alumina and aluminum.
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Those stakes are worth a total of about $46 billion at current market prices.
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By weight alone, however, it would be worth almost $4.5 million at market prices.
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Federal subsidies for renewable fuels allow wind and solar developers to undercut market prices.
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Reuters was unable to establish why the apartment was sold at below market prices.
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Liquidity in financial markets is about making sure trades can be completed at market prices.
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When governments allowed market prices to prevail again, black market activity disappeared just as fast.
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This is because the market prices in a higher risk of defaults for the banks.
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With supplies swelling in the domestic market, prices plunged to near decade lows last autumn.
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The government and the military have occasionally intervened by providing food products below market prices.
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The long-term contract is worth roughly $39 billion based on current spot market prices.
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"The last 10 years have been just wild," Mehre said of the dairy market prices.
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The company said "price formation based on market prices and more predictability" may increase competition.
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The official confirmed the government would link domestic prices to international market prices in September.
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Black market prices vary but on the London market that would fetch $50 or $100.
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In the spot wholesale market, prices were rising much faster than they were for consumers.
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Under the contract's terms, Pemex has had to supply ethane well below current market prices.
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That would show that bondholders have more faith in Deutsche than market prices right now suggest.
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In the spot market prices for next-day delivery fell on abundant wind and solar power.
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Market prices convey information about what people want to buy and what others want to sell.
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Rising home values and stock market prices, which are boosting household wealth, are also supporting consumption.
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The official confirmed the government would link domestic fuel prices to international market prices in September.
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Banks have managed to sell unsecured loans despite poor data because they have standard market prices.
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Strong labor market gains as well as rising home and stock market prices should underpin spending.
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The prince pledges to move to market prices by the end of the five-year period.
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Taxes and regulators mean that legal marijuana can cost nearly double black-market prices, Adams said.
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In practice, we could train these workers, but not at market prices with added recruiter vigor.
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Some analysts are surprised the euro is not gaining as the market prices in Fed easing.
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He has indicated that he will stop subsidising fuel and selling it at below-market prices.
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Truckloads of Nigerian petrol are smuggled abroad and sold at market prices, leaving Nigerian pumps dry.
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Third, where there are market prices, it is fairly straightforward to put a value on output.
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Given the focus on trade tensions, market prices likely already reflect some of the associated risks.
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What really happens is when the curve steepens, the market prices recession with really strong conviction.
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Those ultra-loose policies are all too likely to have seriously distorted global asset market prices.
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Crypto market prices may be down significantly, but new investors continue to enter the blockchain space.
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But from October 2018, as black-market prices spiked, it seemed to give up the fiction.
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It demonstrates the difficulty of making money while selling cutting-edge cars at mass-market prices.
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The company is struggling with ample supply of commodities, lower market prices and slower economic growth.
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And, like Amazon Shipping, Amazon's trucking brokerage platform slashed market prices significantly — by up to 33%.
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Writedowns ease disposals as they help to close the gap between book values and market prices.
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At the time, market prices for ethane were three times that, at 2100 cents per gallon.
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"Lower global potash demand and market prices require that we curtail production," said Chief Executive Joc O'Rourke.
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The deal requires the Caribbean nations to pay for half of the oil at market prices immediately.
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In the wheat market, prices eased as hefty global inventories outweighed concerns about spring U.S. planting delays.
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Pratt said he doesn't yet know how much Indonesia would have to produce to calm market prices.
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Grey market prices for the drugs in India, where he sourced them, started to rise on Jan.
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To date, the startup says it has saved customers more than 80 percent compared to market prices.
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China is now the second-largest economy in the world, when GDP is measured at market prices.
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However, mandating access to rivals' facilities at below-market prices discourages competitors from building their own facilities.
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By necessity, Bank of England economists have to take a snapshot, even though market prices move continuously.
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Through established case law, it is clear that this compensation could be far less than market prices.
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There also needs to be a review looking for any connection between cancellation activity and market prices.
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The information could potentially move market prices so GPIF only released details for the previous fiscal year.
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With that shift in expectations, all the other market prices one would expect to move have moved.
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The 15 percent stake which could be transferred is worth around $1.5 billion at current market prices.
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In a conventional, "one-sided" market, prices are related to the cost of supplying goods and services.
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Oil and gas firms worldwide have subsequently cut their share in investment given the subdued market prices.
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Trump's tweets, meanwhile, have at times driven news cycles and even caused stock market prices to seesaw.
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The lines also provide the bank with stable long-term funding, granted at below-average market prices.
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It stated securities market prices instantly reflect all the information on a company's fundamentals and the economy.
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Additionally, with a glut of product in California's market, prices for pot will likely take a dive.
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Some analysts are surprised that the euro is not gaining as the market prices in Fed easing.
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Investor asset-allocation decisions drive market prices, not the vehicles that investors choose to express those decisions.
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It's where auction records are set, market prices are shifted, and the world's best sashimi is sourced.
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Its 225.9 million barrels of condensate reserves at current market prices would be worth over $15 billion.
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"Vivendi denies the L43 report," a spokesman said, adding speculation was only aimed at manipulating market prices.
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"Vivendi denies the L43 report," a spokesman said, adding speculation was only aimed at manipulating market prices.
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Chinese negotiators have said China will only buy U.S. agricultural products based on demand and market prices.
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Essentially, it would force railroads to share their traffic and rail lines — even at below market prices.
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The Italian company offered its diesel to distributors for up to 60 percent less than market prices.
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At current market prices Atlantia will spend between 16.6 billion and 17 billion euros to buy Abertis.
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But the collapse of market prices also provided the focus that was missing in the early years.
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After all, why otherwise would Beijing have acquiesced in buying up surplus stock at above-market prices?
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Some Cubans, particularly those on low state salaries and pensions who cannot afford black market prices, expressed relief.
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But with market prices now around 75 euros per MWh, demand for access to the mechanism is high.
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GDP per capita at market prices is estimated at USD5,207 for 2016, compared with a median of USD5,007.
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So those who want to move market prices, like hedge funds, will likely do so during this holiday.
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That kept market prices high throughout the winter and led Beijing to release some pork from its reserves.
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Morgan Stanley recently increased its outlook to align with average futures market prices, putting 703 oil at $270.
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The ECB will continue to exert pressure on market prices, though "not distort them of course", he said.
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Piech's total stake in Porsche SE is worth about 1 billion euros ($1.1 billion) at current market prices.
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Market prices—of rail tickets, weedkiller or petrol—do not take these wider costs, or "externalities", into account.
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"We will continue to be very careful investing your money," Baete said, noting that market prices are high.
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"Traders provide market liquidity and play a vital role in establishing dynamic and fair market prices," he said.
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All reported that local farmers are entering this season with discouragement, largely due to the low market prices.
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I also think she is paying more attention to forward-looking, inflation-sensitive financial and commodity-market prices.
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GDP per capita at market prices is estimated at USD5,246 for 2016, compared with a median of USD5,058.
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In addition to the crowded market, prices are high for high-class SUVs, running $223,22018 and much more.
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The improved storage allows farmers to store surpluses longer, and wait for market prices to rise before selling.
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Once some of the speculative froth has blown off the gas market, prices are likely to resume rising.
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It also, coincidentally, ensures higher capacity market prices and serves as a lifeline to old fossil fuel plants.
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Even six months on a lobster boat can net a deckhand $21996,3003 to $2300,2100 depending on market prices.
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Bloomberg says the increased demand for coffee, coupled with this supply shortage, has caused market prices to soar.
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Reform has so far "been led by voluntary sales by white farmers...at market prices," per the Journal.
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We can expect the market to move marginally higher as the market prices in each incremental trade deal.
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Zinke last year repealed an Obama-era requirement that the royalty be based on market prices for coal.
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So the current market prices already reflect you know my insights about wine and even more than that.
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Under the rice subsidy program, Yingluck's administration paid rice farmers up to 50 percent more than market prices.
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Few would dare challenge Buffett's ability to gauge market prices after a lifetime of savvy value stock picking.
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This is supplemented with market prices for energy, enabling Statkraft to match demand with supply in real time.
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And the proper scope of intervention is hard to calculate without using market prices and profit/loss feedback.
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"The tariff reduction is due to the low market prices observed over the past several months," it said.
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Nornickel would also provide a supply of nickel and cobalt feedstock from its Russian mines at market prices.
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It's questionable, for example, as to whether Chinese smelters are really getting their alumina at below-market prices.
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But in the heated Washington real estate market, prices in this historic, culturally diverse neighborhood remain an attraction.
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A strong dollar is not in America's interest if it means market prices are sending the wrong signals.
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From a mathematical perspective, the 10% chance of victory implied by betting-market prices is almost certainly too high.
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In an economy where resources are privately owned, the exchange of those resources would provide us with market prices.
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A PRINCIPLE FOLLOWED by traders who speculate on short-term movements in market prices is "cut your losses early".
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They say black market prices have soared and that moderate, acute malnutrition among young children is on the rise.
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But such schemes rely on feedstock at below-market prices, so divert resources that might be better used elsewhere.
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Brussels is pushing governments to end regulated prices, seeking market prices set as close to real time as possible.
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" Berkshire added that it "anticipates that any such purchases would be on the open market at prevailing market prices.
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The global economy has become debt disabled and market prices have been massively distorted by governments and central banks.
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Exxon said "effective policies are those that promote global participation (and) let market prices drive the selection of solutions".
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These were awarded at above-market prices, but come with obligations to build factories and create jobs in France.
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Selling bad loans at market prices, however, would erode its capital base - a problem shared by other Italian lenders.
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The production of cotton was favoured over domestic food crops, and farmers had to sell below international market prices.
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It can instead mean insourcing our supply chain, and then selling to other nations at competitive, free-market prices.
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In the day-ahead electricity market, prices rose on Monday, boosted by strong demand despite increased wind power output.
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Many buyers are looking to auctions to acquire Mr. Fordjour's works, and resale "secondary" market prices are rising steeply.
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There is good reason to believe adding intentional latency, even 350 microseconds, will only increase uncertainty about market prices.
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Outside the capital area -- particularly among the poor, who can't afford black-market prices -- the situation is even worse.
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These changing prediction market prices don't directly reflect who was more persuasive, but rather which candidate most exceeded expectations.
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Food became scarce and market prices in Honiara, the capital, rose up to 400 percent over the following weeks.
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Rather than being informed by history, the decisions of artists in this world have been informed by market prices.
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What's going on in the market: Prices have been sliding recently in anticipation of more supplies hitting the market.
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"What we see is no major rebound," Birol said about market prices in the aftermath of the OPEC deal.
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Trump's dangerous rhetoric seems more about keeping stock market prices up to help his reelection campaign than protecting Americans.
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State enterprises were given the right to buy and sell at market prices and to hire and fire workers.
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Blueprint constantly searches for the best bit of annuity to buy you each period, depending on prevailing market prices.
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Mills in Brazil have the flexibility to partially switch cane toward sugar or ethanol production, depending on market prices.
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"Unless market prices change, we will no longer be covering our costs, within the next two years," Izzo said.
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An OPEC-led deal to freeze output and to boost market prices has also been affecting oil moves recently.
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Rather, it was the market prices, quotes and numbers that he listed that did not make sense at all.
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He calls the photography market "quiet", compared with the frothy one for other artworks which enjoys astronomical secondary-market prices.
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There also needs to be a review to see if there is any connection between cancellation activity and market prices.
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They use their phones to order supplies, get market prices for their meat, or talk to their kids in school.
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And he wants to sell this invention at mass-market prices so it's not an elite product for the rich.
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Switching the balance of fuel production is a rational response to market prices which show much better margins for distillates.
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The firms that make up the many links in the chain that supplied his shirt had merely obeyed market prices.
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There are now nine sovereigns with 10-year bonds that trade at market prices implying a negative yield to maturity.
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The credits may end up costing CVR much less, however, because market prices for renewable fuel credits have since dived.
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Instead, Italian banks can sell bad loans to "special purpose vehicles" connected to each bank, at close to market prices.
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At the top end of the market, prices for legal services in Britain are among the highest in the world.
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Based on an asteroid's composition and today's current market prices for metals and minerals, it determines an asteroid's current value.
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KS) collectively control about 28.6 percent of Cheil, worth about 582 billion won ($475.67 million) based on current market prices.
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All the more so since the end of the period of loose monetary policy could affect market prices and liquidity.
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Lured by high market prices, Chinese growers have also started to grow more avocados for consumption at home, FAO said.
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Boeing's second part of the complaint was that Bombardier could potentially "dump" the aircraft to buyers at below-market prices.
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The 110,000-bushel bin will allow him to wait to sell his upcoming harvests if trade disputes hurt market prices.
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Though stock market prices have held up in November, investors generally are running from risk at a near-record pace.
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Over time, as market prices moved higher, Trump filed frequent amendments raising the listed prices, a standard practice for developers.
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Those accounts are pegged to market prices on the last day of the previous quarter, when the market was swooning.
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When the contract was signed in 2100 market prices for ethane were three times that, at 2100 cents per gallon.
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For example, it does not indicate whether to use historical prices or market prices, nor which exchange rate to use.
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Petrobras is trying to recover losses on subsidies by keeping the price of fuel in Brazil above world market prices.
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Lundin Gold said the windfall tax will be calculated if market prices exceed stipulated base prices for gold and silver.
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It uses a variety of factors, such as bond yields, stock market prices and interest rates, to compute financial conditions.
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The following charts show how market prices and valuations of these firms have changed in the past couple of months.
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The following charts show how market prices and valuations of these firms have changed in the past couple of months.
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After all, he buys them at drastically discounted wholesale prices, whereas customs would calculate his fees based on market prices.
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In Toronto - which accounts for 29.06% of the entire market - prices dipped by 0.1% while Vancouver prices edged down 0.2%.
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"Another way of robustifying our analysis is to look for expectations beyond those expressed in financial market prices," he added.
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"Another way of robustifying our analysis is to look for expectations beyond those expressed in financial market prices," he added.
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For example, Canada's domestic policy is to subsidize its lumber producers, thus they produce softwood lumber materials below market prices.
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That means the VF's stated returns may still have to be lowered when market prices are eventually taken into account.
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Repeating his previous warnings, Powell said the central bank has to be careful as stock market prices continue to rise.
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When the contract was signed in 2010 market prices for ethane were three times that, at 50 cents per gallon.
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In the luxury market, prices have gone up 10 percent a year for the last three years, Mr. Costa said.
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More rooftop solar will further depress market prices at the times when wholesale solar projects are producing their most output.
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In addition to market prices, WISE provides the local entrepreneurs with access to mobile money services through the microfinance organization Intermondes.
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Stock market prices aside, golfers were less than enthused with the president, who seemed to steal the show from the pros.
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Under the rice scheme, Yingluck's government bought rice from farmers at above-market prices, leading to stockpiles and distorted global prices.
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The futures market prices in a roughly 40% chance of at least 0.75 percentage points of easing by the year's end.
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A look at market prices indicates that banks, their shareholders and bondholders do not like NIRP; no, not one little bit.
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Black market prices for gasoline and cooking gas in the town have skyrocketed, and communications are completely cut off, he said.
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It did not disclose how much it paid for the 4.3% stake, worth about $88 million according to current market prices.
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It did not disclose how much it paid for the 4.3% stake, worth about $88 million, according to current market prices.
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Yet, even with rains, strikes and other disruptions added in, economic growth concerns mean market prices have reflected little of that.
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It has been plagued by delays and criticized for its guaranteed price for electricity, which is higher than current market prices.
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The 25.7 million ordinary shares are worth around 706 million euros ($873.7 million) at current market prices, according to Reuters calculations.
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They can also sell any RINs they have on hand into the market, which helps other refiners by cutting market prices.
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Despite El-Erian's optimism on the U.S. economy, he said some stock and bond market prices may have gotten too high.
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The ships together carry around a million cubic metres of LNG, worth more than $200 million at current spot market prices.
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Amazon has already taken steps to ensure that market prices listed on its Canadian site are now vetted, the group said.
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In the past, OPEC members have tended to revise their price targets upwards as market prices rise, in a ratchet effect.
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OPEC+ cuts finally led in recent weeks to Brent (European market) prices of about $65, and West Texas Intermediate of $55.
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Yellen briefly addressed the issue of rising stock market prices, which have become more of an issue at the Fed recently.
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Those transactions involved selling highly valuable stations to buyers with business ties to Sinclair for below-market prices, the FCC alleged.
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Qatar Airways will lease five of its Airbus A330-200 to Air Italy "at market prices", said CEO Akbar Al Baker.
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Based on current market prices, the French state's 50.6 percent shareholding in ADP is worth around 8.8 billion euros ($9.92 billion).
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In one large, urban market, prices for the procedure are as low as about $280 and as high as about $2,100.
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Without an explicit price upfront, contract law would require medical providers to charge only "average or market prices," Mr. Richman said.
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Farmers must sell most of their crops to the government at prices set by the state, which are below market prices.
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The end result is that "EU market prices for unwrought aluminium always include the customs duty", according to the LUISS study.
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The meeting focused on "the global impact of Covid-13, the downturn in oil and gas market prices", the company said.
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Current, government-set gasoline prices in Mexico are about 10 percent higher than in the United States, where market prices prevail.
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Oil and gas firms worldwide have cut their share in investment given the subdued market prices in the last few years.
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The sources said the stake was worth $3.1 billion at current market prices but GSK wanted a premium in any sale.
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The researchers have determined that a handful of works were either looted by the Nazis or bought at below-market prices.
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World market prices are rising and we expect an improvement in EU sugar prices but this could take around 18 months.
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It allows only small farmers with 443 hectares or less of land to buy government-supported fertilizer at below-market prices.
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Contrary to popular opinion, the level of stock market prices is not a good indication of the health of the economy.
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However, they said energy product prices would eventually be linked to global market prices through a formula, which they did not disclose.
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"We see market prices and sales coming down so there may be issues," said a top official at the Indian Banks' Association.
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Live cattle futures also edged upward, underpinned by expectations for steady cash market prices this week and futures' discount to cash prices.
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The market prices for each share associated with work that replicated all ended up being worth more than those that did not.
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Thankfully Graham had a simpler answer: a 240-21926 split between stocks and bonds, maintained by adjusting as required by market prices.
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"Technical factors driving the stock to lows has created an opportunity for substantial buybacks at below private market prices," Burry told Barron's.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen rejected the notion that the Fed has a "third pillar" of policy to keep stock market prices afloat.
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At current market prices the sale of a 20 percent stake in Fineco would raise just under 600 million euros ($672 million).
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Multi-year low spot market prices followed U.S. government data that showed a 6.2-million-barrel jump in crude inventories last week.
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Each return that Optoro processes is entered into their system, which evaluates its value based on market prices and the item's condition.
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Depending on how much power market prices rise up to 2025, offshore wind could become subsidy-free by that date, Groebler said.
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They could convince themselves that using public money to bail out a special interest group is okay if done at market prices.
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Historically, prediction-market prices have hewed very closely to the probability, expressed from 0% to 100%, that a given event will occur.
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Cryan, however, pointed to the effect of the revaluation of Deutsche Bank's own debt, which it has to value at market prices.
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Over the last week, market prices recovered from the rout triggered after word of the plea deal became public on May 17.
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Increased uranium stockpiles would ensure China would not be at the mercy of supply disruptions or short-term fluctuations in market prices.
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But Lane said market prices would be just one of several factors the ECB's policy makers review when they meet on Dec.
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The companies also help keep the funds' market prices roughly in sync with the value of the securities held by the funds.
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"The tightening of the gas market, the high prices of gas, have had some significant impact on (electricity) market prices," Titchen said.
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Another claims that Urbplan's management sold a pool of property receivables to several Carlyle-controlled distressed debt funds at below-market prices.
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It said its investigation showed that Indonesian biodiesel producers benefit from grants, tax benefits and access to raw materials below market prices.
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In a matter of a few months, market prices approach marginal production costs, and prices stabilize at a minimum, or floor, price.
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Back then, the shadow banking system was the marginal price setter, distorting market prices; now central banks are playing a similar role.
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What is revolutionary about the Bolt is that it bridges category distinctions — it brings luxury car electric range at mass-market prices.
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Moreover, market prices for oil and gas have been rising; Iran's net losses in oil revenues may turn out to be negligible.
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At market prices, the sale of the PIF's entire 70 percent stake in SABIC to Saudi Aramco would raise about $70 billion.
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In this case, bond market prices had moved in ways that suggested investors viewed additional interest rate cuts as a near certainty.
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The Trump administration said in August that it would distribute $3.6 billion to soybean farmers to offset the decline in market prices.
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The big picture: The WeWork debacle isn't yet having a tangible impact on most private market prices, despite headlines to the contrary.
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All they can do is lower borrowing costs and help encourage businesses and consumers to spend and push financial market prices higher.
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That way, you're buying at a broad range of market prices — and getting lower prices (and more shares) — when the market dips.
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The stress test modeled the potential impact of a severe recession globally and in Britain, with associated shocks to financial market prices.
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Otherwise, he is "slightly — but not particularly" concerned about the zooming stock market prices but is more concerned about the economy overheating.
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Indeed, consecutive quarters of blockbuster earnings — the first quarter saw growth of about 23 percent — haven't been reflected in stock market prices.
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Many Americans who were hooked but couldn't afford the black market prices turned to heroin, which is largely supplied by Mexican cartels.
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Bloomberg earlier reported Telia would sell a stake worth around $500 million in MegaFon, equivalent to about 7.8 percent at current market prices.
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Forwards market prices show that expectations for long-term riyal depreciation are minor and not enough to trigger major capital flight from Qatar.
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The attractiveness of Brazil's corn to growers is amplified by government auctions guaranteeing a premium to market prices, depressed because of ample supplies.
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The practice typically involves using computer algorithms to influence market prices by placing electronic orders with the intent to cancel them before execution.
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The great merit of market prices is that they convey information about what people want to buy and what others want to sell.
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After all, an overheated economy can lead to workers demanding big wage increases, eventually pushing market prices up and potentially leading to inflation.
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At market prices, SGC gas is competitive in Turkey and south-east European countries but not in the more distant western European markets.
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The plan may allow the state to provide guarantees at market prices to vehicles that banks set up to buy their bad loans.
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By law, all gold produced by small miners in the Philippines should be sold to the central bank at around world market prices.
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The researchers expect a 5-6 euros a megawatt hour (MWh) rise from current power market prices of 30 euros/MWh by 2023.
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Issuers of SBBS, which could be public- or private-sector entities, would buy euro-area government bonds at market prices, and repackage them.
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Mr Anaya says that the money his firm used to finance the original purchase is clean, and that its profit reflects market prices.
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Inflation has remained muted, with the prime beneficiary being stock market prices, which have risen more than 225 percent since the 2009 low.
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The lesson in Tilray's comedown: Market prices usually catch up with the fundamentals and not the other way around, if given enough time.
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Average market prices for the company's basket of commodities and products rose 4 percent, boosting underlying core earnings by $900 million, Anglo said.
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Sharp also benefited from production cutbacks by Korean rivals in LCD panels that led to a supply shortage and pushed up market prices.
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The GOP's basic view is that if you can't summon up the money to pay free-market prices, well, that's your own fault.
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ABPA, as the industry group is know, denies that Brazilian chicken exporters sell products below market prices, according to Francisco Turra, its president.
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The company said the egg market has been extremely volatile, with the latest results a reflection of lower market prices and weaker demand.
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"If they are given, they will have the control to decide the market prices," D. J. Rajakaruna, a CPC union leader told Reuters.
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By restoring some price controls, the government hopes to push down market prices and signal it will not leave the least fortunate behind.
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The Federal Constitutional Court in Tuesday's ruling called on the institution to select private providers that offer phone service at fair market prices.
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But Yingluck took it a step further by offering to buy rice from farmers at up to 50 per cent above market prices.
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To ease the sales, Banco BPM is planning to book fresh writedowns, bringing the book value of the loans closer to market prices.
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Poor harvests have also pushed up market prices for staple food crops since January 2017 by more than 25%, consumer association officials said.
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Bankers say there is investor interest in buying at least part of the Freenet stake at current market prices of around 70 francs.
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There are no formally set market prices, and rates can vary and change even during the course of a morning at the market.
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In a field outside Ribaue, a northern town, farmers have been helped by technicians to check market prices and start a savings group.
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On top of that, the project gets UK power market prices, which were trading at around 47.5 pounds ($62.53) per MWh on Wednesday.
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And in the medium and long term, market prices depend more on supply and demand than battles of words between governments, however inflammatory.
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Dairy Crest warned that market prices for cream too have remained high after more than doubling in the first half of the year.
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So many brands, he notes, laud their ability to deliver "ripped from the runway" looks at mass-market prices, with little turnaround time.
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Credit Suisse analysts estimate that PG&E could save $2.2 billion a year by renegotiating renewable power contracts down to current market prices.
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The tea sector also faces labour shortages and stipulated wage increases every two years, which are not linked to market prices or productivity.
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The company has shifted focus towards pulp and packaging board, but overcapacity in the hardwood pulp industry has lately weighed on market prices.
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UniCredit's stake in Pekao is worth 3.1 billion euros at current market prices and its 55 percent holding in Fineco 1.7 billion euros.
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Scientists estimate that dolphin populations lost through by-catch represent $3.2 million worth of carbon storage, based on average European carbon market prices.
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"We're not immune from the weather and volumes, volatility, and market prices and assets going up or down," Dimon said on the call Tuesday.
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Brookfield will first acquire a 20.3 percent stake owned by Light in Renova, worth about 200 million reais ($64 million) at current market prices.
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In addition to providing real estate listings and estimated market prices, Zillow is now taking sales commissions and is expanding its home flipping business.
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In addition, the Health Ministry was paying well above market prices for the equipment, Masiero said, unusual for a large customer with buying clout.
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In addition, the Health Ministry was paying well above market prices for the equipment, Masiero said, unusual for a large customer with buying clout.
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Despite the surprise weakness in July, consumer spending remains supported by a strong labor market, as well as rising home and stock market prices.
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But short-term market prices of those metals have fallen, and that will deter producers from increasing supply to meet future demand, he added.
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Syria can still buy Iranian oil at market prices—indeed, it is one of the few customers willing to ignore sanctions to do so.
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They range from simply providing technical assistance to smaller banks to offering a state guarantee that could be sold at market prices or cheaper.
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Egypt, the world's largest wheat importer, cancelled a wheat purchase tender on Friday after receiving only four offers that were well above market prices.
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Consultants say airlines are more cautious now after some past hedges turned out costly because the contracted fuel costs proved higher than market prices.
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Continuous increases in fruit and vegetable prices had prompted the interior ministry and the military to sell some basic foods at below-market prices.
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For Sydney's market, prices were actually down 1.6 percent over the same period, although the city still saw prices rise 13.9 percent last year.
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Therefore, at market prices, providing people better access to the new treatments would require massive tax hikes or cutting budgets for roads and schools.
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The contracts have an option to reset pricing every year, in contrast to SQM which favors shorter contracts and typically charges spot market prices.
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Nornickel's Global Palladium Fund bought 5 tonnes (around 160,000 troy ounces) of palladium in 2016 at market prices, Chief Financial Officer Sergey Malyshev said.
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A sale of a 20 percent stake would be worth around 5.3 billion reais ($1.3 billion), based on market prices as of Tuesday afternoon.
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As Mr Powell finished speaking on July 31st, market prices reflected a 73% chance of a further cut of 0.25 percentage points this year.
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Sales of bad debts are normally carried out at a loss because market prices, although rising on good demand, are still below book values.
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The Fed is already under considerable pressure to raise interest rates by a tightening labor market, a falling dollar and booming asset market prices.
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Analysts and distributors had expected it to knock $2.23-$200 off current market prices of similar devices costing between $1,000 and $1,500 per household.
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The recommendations are based on options-market prices for each company and the potential that they will beat or fall short of consensus estimates.
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You should do so in the hope of stimulating an economic recovery without at the same time once again seriously distorting financial market prices.
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Boulder, for example, requires homebuilders to sell or rent 20 percent of the homes they build to low-income people at below-market prices.
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Two customers sued Amazon in late 2014, saying its list prices violated false advertising laws by bearing no relation to the prevailing market prices.
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"On the one day when investors received actual information about companies, more often than not the market prices followed the reported results," he added.
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China is Iran's top oil customer and imports $15 billion worth of crude oil each year at current market prices, according to Reuters data.
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It has to make sense, and the value has to be right for us because we're not going to pay way above market prices.
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The subsidy rate of 82.5 cents per bushel, however, covers less than half of the losses facing North Dakota farmers at current market prices.
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The Brazilian government's stake in Petrobras, including stock owned by development bank BNDES, is worth 21995 billion reais ($26 billion) at current market prices.
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The Brazilian government's stake in Petrobras, including stock owned by development bank BNDES, is worth 21 billion reais ($24.15 billion) at current market prices.
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But Chinese negotiators are insisting that purchases "must be based on actual demand and at fair-market prices," the WSJ reports, citing unnamed sources.
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The move will phase out government-set gasoline prices, a practice which has prevailed in Mexico for decades, and replace them with market prices.
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Nabors added that it expected near-term volume and pricing to decline when U.S. term contracts expire and it adjusts to spot market prices.
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Sell quickly with no showings Many investors -- called instant buyers or ibuyers -- advertise quick cash offers for "ugly houses," often at below-market prices.
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Some companies are in more acute distress, faced with the expiration of derivative contracts that had allowed them to sell oil above market prices.
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Yet his own unease with market prices comes as other investors have struggled with the same problem after a near-decade long bull market.
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For instance, Aramco sells all of the natural gas it produces to domestic customers at below market prices that underpin the country's industrial base.
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Analysts at Credit Suisse estimate that PG&E could save $2.2 billion a year by renegotiating renewable power contracts down to current market prices.
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StockX uses data from eBay, consignment shops, and other resellers in order to give its historical pricing and market prices the broadest purview possible.
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The artworks of more narcissistic artists have higher market prices, higher estimates from auction houses, and higher outperformance compared to the art market index.
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As more end up empty-handed and black market prices soar, plundering is rising in Venezuela, already one of the world's most violent countries.
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According to trading sources, at least 19 million barrels of contaminated crude, worth $1.2 billion at current market prices, has yet to be paid for.
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Havoscope, a group tracking black market prices, estimates that human smugglers charge $4,20103 to bring a Mexican to the U.S. and $7,000 for a Guatemalan.
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"We're a little bit concerned that market trends may be extended a little bit and market prices need to convert to fair value," Zipper said.
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"Consumers in Asia want the best … They don't want emerging market service, they want developed market services but at emerging market prices," Snapdeal's Bahl said.
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And while I generally believe in the "wisdom of the market," I am opposed to Trump for reasons that don't show up in market prices.
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The authorities could ensure projects meet public needs when issuing licences, while power flows would be decided by market prices at both ends, he added.
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"Cut your losses and let your winners ride" is a doctrine for the hedge-fund traders who bet on short-term shifts in market prices.
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However, Greenspan said much of the improvement has come from a rise in stock market prices: He sees a "stock market aura" in the economy.
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In Toronto, where sales were dampened last year by provincial government moves to cool the market, prices slipped 0.3 percent, the fifth month of declines.
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In this telling, the moves in market prices reflect more the psychology of money managers than fundamental information about the state of the global economy.
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The CACP said that MSPs alone do little for farmers as market prices for all winter crops last season were below the government recommended rates.
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The new price takes into account "grain production costs, market supply and demand, domestic and foreign market prices and industry development", the state planner said.
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At a 20 percent premium to current market prices, a bit more than the markup Kraft offered, a deal would cost Unilever about $48 billion.
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More broadly, as those risk premiums slowly normalize, we expect Swiss equities to continue to outperform and close the gap between fundamentals and market prices.
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Live cattle futures ended narrowly mixed on Thursday, consolidating after three days of declines triggered by seasonally rising cattle supplies and weaker cash market prices.
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Within five years, the plan is that Saudis should be paying market prices, probably with compensation in the form of direct payments for poorer citizens.
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But the more investors disagree with the guidance the less attention they pay to it, so the guidance loses the ability to affect market prices.
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The trade-weighted index tracks international market prices for five key commodity groups -- major cereals, vegetable oils, dairy, meat and sugar – on a monthly basis.
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The possibility that Janet Yellen is escaping the defective Phillips-curve mentality gives one a bit of confidence, especially if she is watching market prices.
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Some buyers have already bid for parts of the industry making specialised products that are less susceptible to tumbling market prices than Port Talbot's output.
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Together the deals could raise close to 2.9 billion crowns ($316 million) if the shares are sold at current market prices, a Reuters calculation showed.
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However, mining, transporting, storing and burning coal also have all kinds of negative health and environmental consequences that are not reflected in coal market prices.
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"We are in an advanced stage of setting up a domestic trade desk and are consulting with economists to determine market prices," he told Reuters.
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"The decrease in kerosene prices is mainly due to a decrease in BPS premiums despite an increase in the world oil market prices," it said.
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Spot October futures was the lone higher contract, closing up 0.075 cent at 113.350 cents, supported by expectations for firm cash market prices this week.
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This investment has helped to drive down wholesale power market prices nearly 70 percent ― savings that are especially important for energy-intensive industries like manufacturing.
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Stock market prices remain high compared to earnings, and corporations, including those at the bottom end of the credit spectrum, continue to run up debt.
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ANZ had been in talks to sell a 13 percent holding, worth around $790 million at current market prices, to a Malaysian pension fund KWAP.
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Bolivia has sold exports at far below market prices; an employee of state-run lithium company YLB said it was trying to secure market share.
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The company had planned to go public in Hong Kong last year but it allowed its application to expire as crypto market prices went south.
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Lawyers for Boeing present the dispute as a classic case of illegal subsidies and dumping, or selling products at below-market prices in foreign countries.
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At current market prices, the Greater Sunrise reserves would be worth more than 22027 times East Timor's annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of $22020 billion.
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"This is in order to go back to market prices," said Mr. Zhang, who believes that this could mean "a second spring" for sharing bikes.
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The commentators argue that index funds have the potential to distort investment flows, create stock price bubbles, or conversely, exacerbate a decline in market prices.
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Market prices suggest less certainty, but 76 percent of respondents to the CNBC Fed Survey believe the central bank will hike interest rates in December.
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While market prices suggest less certainty, 76 percent of respondents to the CNBC Fed Survey believe the central bank will hike interest rates in December.
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Then there's the 23 percent stake Nestle holds for no good reason in L'Oreal, which at current market prices is worth 24 billion Swiss francs.
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Hedge fund manager Ray Dalio, bond guru Jeffrey Gundlach and investing legend Howard Marks each have issued cautionary statements about the path of market prices.
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The grocer has relationships with farmers and is able to buy their excess produce at below-market prices and move it quickly into its stores.
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The aluminum company lowered its EBITDA guidance, citing current market prices and tariffs on imported aluminum and increased energy costs as reasons for the decline.
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After all, the choice of the next Fed chair must be expected to have an important and immediate influence on bond and stock market prices.
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"How will this be done, taking into account global market prices of produce and measures put in place to prevent excess production?" the EU asked.
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However, outside closed systems like RA's, nothing can protect you from market prices and the desperation you feel when your favorite artist comes to town.
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Harvard should let them do that — set aside, say, 20 percent to 30 percent of each class to these rich kids, auctioned off at market prices.
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Most commentators in the iron ore market will concede that physical prices are now following futures market prices, however irrational the latter may at times be.
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Analysts expect U.S. oil drilling to taper off as old hedge positions wind down, leaving smaller producers exposed to market prices at below break-even levels.
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Until there is a vibrant secondary market, bilateral trades at off-market prices will continue to be an attractive option for issuers and large investors alike.
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Despite billions of euros of writedowns, Italian banks on average still value bad loans above their market prices - which mirror the significant returns required by buyers.
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This points to a big flaw in state mandates, such as California's, which assume that investment will pour into renewables even if market prices are low.
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In New York City, two bedrooms can be a reach for most buyers, but thanks to the overextended luxury market, prices are finally down a bit.
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In the meantime, don't be surprised to see the secondary market prices for the retro gaming system spike on marketplaces like eBay due to the scarcity.
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Under the new agreement, banks will be able to buy a state guarantee at market prices to facilitate disposals of the worst loans bundled as securities.
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The European Commission would need to assess whether the government's intervention is taking place at market prices or if it constitutes state aid, another source said.
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Poll results may not be published during voting hours but financial market prices could be affected by independent surveys conducted by some private institutions, analysts said.
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The Malacalza family holds 27.6 percent of Carige after investing more than 400 million euros for a stake worth 20 million euros at current market prices.
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Olam has mapped the location of each of its smallholder cocoa suppliers, using smartphones, which enables it to share information on market prices and farming techniques.
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That is because the planemaker was forced to reveal the net value of its huge order backlog at market prices under new IFRS 15 accounting rules.
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Spot market prices in China for lithium have plunged this year due in part to the oversupply concerns, though the Chinese spot market is relatively small.
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Market prices consequently settled well below the dots, in search of some kind of equilibrium between the FOMC's desire to tighten and financial conditions' rapid reaction.
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Petrobras' wholesale price for gasoline in Brazil is now about 15 percent above world market prices and its diesel price 30 percent above, the source said.
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Valero's Midcontinent indicator is up from less than $8 in February to more than $11 in March and April ("Key Market Prices", Valero Corp, weekly update).
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Chinese coal producers have sought the support of top policy makers for a market stabilization plan that would add supply once market prices hit predeterimed levels.
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Plus guys who can't afford the black market prices get themselves in debt trying to satisfy that urge, the stress of being in debt builds up.
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According to Reuters calculations at current market prices, the effect of the resulting adjustment to prices by market-makers would take 2.35 points off the index.
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The government had previously budgeted 54.8 trillion rupiah in subsidies for PLN in 2020, assuming the utility will begin charging some customers market prices in January.
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Since the 1970s, economic policy has been based on the idea that financial market prices reflect all the information relevant to the value of any asset.
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So the relatively low market prices of Ford and GM seems to also be a signal that investors are pessimistic about these Detroit auto companies' prospects.
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While the Delano South Beach is one of the area's pricier hotels, its prime beachfront location and exclusive feel make it on par with market prices.
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Farmers nearly universally own basic cellphones, so Farmerline delivers them prerecorded voice messages in their local language with localized weather forecasts and market prices for crops.
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Meanwhile, the financial market shock is coming in the form of sharp declines in global stock market prices on the back of diminished corporate earnings expectations.
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The company went through a long period of losses in recent years as Brazilian sugar and ethanol producers struggled with unfavorable market prices for both products.
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The ECB also has a function to relieve bond market stress when it deems that market prices are a reflection of liquidity stress rather than fundamentals.
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So when you price an option or when the market prices an option it is using what is called implied volatility, the expectation of future volatility.
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As with the condo promoters, I.P.O. underwriters would sell some shares below market prices to customers, who might then flip the I.P.O. for a quick profit.
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Stock market prices soared during the three QE stages, though economic growth otherwise was comparatively lackluster and coincided with the slowest recovery since the Great Depression.
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If the banks sold Odebrecht's stake in Braskem at current market prices, it would barely cover the group's 12.6 billion reais in debt with these creditors.
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President Trump on Saturday touted stock market prices that have risen under his administration, while slamming the "fake news" media for failing to report on it.
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In August, Beijing's housing authority ordered rental firms to stop acquiring rental listings at above market prices using funds procured from banks and other financial channels.
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Federal Reserve policymakers see an economy that may be past full employment, financial market prices that are high and overall growth that continues to gather steam.
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The rice subsidy program — a flagship policy of Yingluck's administration - saw her government buy farmers' crops at prices up to 50 percent higher than market prices.
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The government had previously announced it would allow PLN to charge some customers market prices starting in 2020, ending a policy of freezing tariffs since 2017.
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Technical analysis is based upon the premise that patterns occur in market prices and that one can profit from identifying and trading on those recurring relationships.
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"The agreed terms represent a significantly better recovery when compared with recent market prices," Dominic Frederico, president and CEO of Assured Guaranty, said in a statement.
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Its sow herd fell 16.5% in the first quarter, due to various factors including market prices and African swine fever, it said, without giving further details.
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Though Western Digital also produces solid state drives, a faster and more modern drive, Olympus said that the company's fundamentals continue to deteriorate despite rising market prices.
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Embraer's bylaws ensure an offer to all shareholders with a 50 percent premium over market prices if an investor buys 35 percent or more of the company.
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Santander said the exchange ratio represented a 14 percent premium based on the closing market prices of Banco Santander and Santander Mexico shares on April 11 2019.
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Revenue rose slightly in the second quarter, beating a Refinitiv Eikon SmartEstimate, and the company said market prices were stabilising after a 9 percent fall in 2018.
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Looking at the oil market, prices struck a new three-month low on Thursday as producers continued to pump more than needed and economic growth prospects darkened.
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However, the contract-for-difference agreement means that Britain will be paying for electricity generated from the plant if market prices are below the strike price level.
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Facebook said prices will align with the market prices for each partner; $4.99 for Dropout, $6.99 for BritBox, $2.99 for TasteMade Plus and $4.99 for MotorTrend's app.
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With the current global economic slowdown, supply of the product exceeds demand and producers are fighting to protect their businesses from steel being sold below market prices.
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"We think the attractiveness of the platform comes from the selection and liquidity it is able to deliver because of its more mass-market prices," Madhukar added.
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It first became insolvent in 331.523 after losing $1.4 billion over six years from contracts under which it sold the bulk of its output below market prices.
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It estimated that $235 billion to $577 billion of annual world food production at market prices, from coffee in Brazil to apples in China, depends on pollinators.
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But like other producers, Saudi Arabia needs a high price per barrel to meet its budget requirements, an estimated $70 per barrel more than current market prices.
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But those price tags carry a hefty premium to current market prices, given that the entire company is worth around $6.2 billion, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Australia lifted its 2016 price forecast for the country's biggest export earner, iron ore, by 11 percent on Friday, though kept it well under current market prices.
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Officials decided to allow rural entrepreneurs to start businesses; land was decollectivised and contracted out to farmers; and market prices began to erode the fixed-price system.
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Sasol also cut the forecast return from the project to 20193-6.5% from 7.5% due to the increased cost as well as the outlook for market prices.
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The study, which was conducted by the University of Zurich, assessed how better crop storage would affect household food security and market prices, said researcher Michael Brander.
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He said the government last month signed another deal with unions allowing more than 500,000 state workers to buy residential land from councils at below market prices.
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Our community pharmacies should have access to up-to-date pricing information so when they dispense a drug they know their reimbursement rate reflects current market prices.
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"These markets are always very politicized," the Mobius co-founder said, noting that politics play a larger role in impacting market prices than in the developed world.
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Cheap natural gas and, to a lesser extent, renewables have reduced wholesale market prices to the point where coal can no longer make money in many locations.
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"When you are running a solar photovoltaic site, a biomass plant or a combined heat-and-power facility, you are not exposed to market prices," she said.
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As economists of the Austrian school stress, interest rates are market prices that serve a definite social function by communicating information about household preferences and resource availability.
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If this is true, market prices are the best estimates of the value of any investment and financial markets should be relied on to allocate capital investment.
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At the time, that seemed a price worth paying, even though it came at the risk of distorting financial market prices and creating a global market bubble.
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China has rejected suggestions the jump was mostly due to so-called "zombie" enterprises returning to the market in order to profit from the higher market prices.
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As to stretched global asset market prices, it is not simply, as Alan Greenspan recently reminded us, that the global government bond market is in bubble territory.
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Sharecroppers worked the land for a small share of the crop and were forced to sell their cotton to the landowners, who paid less than market prices.
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Nevertheless, investors have put an almost 90 percent chance on a rise in Bank Rate to 0.75 percent from 0.50 percent on Thursday, according to market prices.
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Uniper's power stations continue to face margin pressures because the spreads between fuel costs and market prices have not moved much, its chief executive said last week.
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Some employees in 2013 recommended halting transactions with one particular fuel brokerage that had consistently sold fuel to Petrobras at above-market prices, according to the people.
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The bank's trading desk sets fixed, mid-market prices for large syndicated loans and hosts a matching session where clients can bid or offer against that mid price.
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We recommend selling upside calls to fund downside protection given the options market prices a below-average probability of a 5%-10% drawdown during the next three months.
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The study applied financial simulations to create a model for the oil industry over the next three decades, assuming different market prices to justify different levels of extraction.
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" Kotok said stocks may react negatively as the market is ripe for a correction, and for "current market prices to be justified, the Trump agenda must unfold perfectly.
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"There are insufficient hikes in the current market curve to be consistent with our remit," he told reporters, referring to interest rate expectations embedded in financial market prices.
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It tracks a different JPMorgan index but holds nearly $275m-worth of Venezuelan bonds at current market prices, and derives over 10% of its total yield from them.
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According to Reuters calculations at current market prices, the effect of the resulting adjustment to prices by market-makers would have a very marginal impact on the index.
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In the oil market, prices climbed on Monday, with U.S. crude up 0.83 percent to $44.85 in the afternoon during Asian hours, after falling 3.97 percent on Friday.
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In the forward market, prices for all contracts up to 2020 — except for the November 2018 and fourth-quarter 2018 contracts — were quoted above 60 crowns per kilo.
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DUET's shares were now down nearly 6 percent over the past week, as the market prices in the increased risk that the deal could be rejected or modified.
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Others, like Robert Shiller, posit that psychology has a big effect on market prices, pointing out that share prices fluctuate far more than fundamental variables such as dividends.
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The measures basically take into account government debt yields and spreads in bond rates, along with stock market prices and moves in currencies, measured against economic growth projections.
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With a quarter-point hike - its sixth since the Fed began raising interest rates in late 20.08 - baked into market prices, major currencies were largely moving in ranges.
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The Brazilian government has been active in the coffee market in the past, intervening with policies to help farmers when market prices were at or below production costs.
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If market prices are below the fixed price set for the options when they expire, the producer normally exercises the option and delivers the product to government warehouses.
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Higher prices will be needed to rein in domestic demand so that all-important exports of Saudi oil can keep flowing to the world — at world market prices.
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Vietnam's State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) said on Monday it would sell a further 13 percent of Vinamilk , worth around $21 million at current market prices, on Dec.
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A 2017 article by Artwork Archive reported that mid-market prices between $10,000 and $50,000 saw an increase in sales, while artworks over $1 million saw a decrease.
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In the global copper market, prices fell to near their lowest level in a fortnight on Wednesday, partly on oversupply concerns exacerbated by the decision on Freeport's exports.
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On Friday, President Trump reportedly directed the Department of Energy to order U.S. electricity markets to buy electricity from coal and nuclear generators at higher-than-market prices.
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The country started measuring GDP by market prices instead of factor costs, to take into account gross value addition in goods and services as well as indirect taxes.
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The IMF, which has lent $14.7 billion to Ukraine since April 20153, has made gradually bringing household tariffs in line with market prices a condition for more funding.
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Earlier this month, he exercised his right to buy 70,000 shares at about $13 per share, then sold them at market prices for a gain of $8 million.
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Boeing had complained to the Trump administration that Canadian airplane manufacturer Bombardier sold narrow-body C-Series jets to Delta below market prices and received unfair government subsidies.
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With a quarter-point hike - its sixth since the Fed began raising interest rates in late 21.2241 - baked into market prices, major currencies were largely moving in ranges.
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The sanctions also excluded Iranians from the formal international banking system and forced them toward informal cash-based transactions, making them vulnerable to fraud and black market prices.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer sentiment fell in early March as households responded to the coronavirus pandemic and steep declines in stock market prices, a survey showed on Friday.
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"People are starting to realize we've taken these things down pretty far pretty fast," Jim Gerlach, president of broker A/C Trading in Indiana, said about market prices.
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Farmers like Ramnaryan Mandloi from Sehore in the central state of Madhya Pradesh spent more on seeds and fertilizers as market prices and the weather both looked good.
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Bernanke did, however, note the importance of guarding against financial imbalances that could come with inflated stock market prices and excessive risk-taking with public and private debt.
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With market prices for maize rising steeply - from about 1,100 CFA francs in 2016 for a five-litre bucket, to nearly 2,000 CFA francs today - some fear unrest.
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The sources did not give an estimate of what Shanshan was looking to spend, but at current market prices the Pampa Calichera stake is worth around $1.5 billion.
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Unlike other crops such as corn, wheat, and rice, producers of seasonal and perishable crops do not have the option of storing their yields until market prices stabilize.
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Its face value is 1 million Canadian dollars, or about $750,000, but by gold content alone, it is worth as much as $4.5 million at current market prices.
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Money market prices indicated that investors are now only pricing in less than a 22021 percent chance of a rate hike from the European Central Bank in 201.6.
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Then, taking advantage of one's expertise in a group of stocks, an investor can sometimes find upside opportunities when the market prices the securities below their actual worth.
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But the "primary market" prices that galleries charge for new works by contemporary artists remain offline, with many dealers regarding them as trade secrets available only to insiders.
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Under international trade rules, a country can slap duties on imports that are intentionally sold at below-market prices or that are unfairly subsidized by the exporter's government.
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"Australia's aluminium producers trade at market prices in a competitive environment, receiving no government subsidies or similar support," the nation's trade minister, Simon Birmingham, said in an emailed statement.
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"These above market prices can cause a damage to Italian consumers who want to have the experience of a coffee at Starbucks," it said in a statement on Thursday.
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Think about it: If it were easy, if everyone bought low and sold high, there would be no high or low, because the market prices would be continually correcting.
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Rolls-Royce will scour the world to find ever more unique wood grains, while GM will relentlessly cut material costs to provide features customers demand at mass-market prices.
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It says that in a competitive market, prices are a signal of the marginal value of goods to consumers as well as the marginal cost of goods to producers.
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And the full social costs of goods are not reflected in market prices wherever their production leads to economic "bads" such as pollution, congestion, urban blight and so on.
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Based on current market prices, the selling price for the mine's lower-grade thermal coal would be just over $21, suggesting a profit margin of $21.4174-$12 per tonne.
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U.S. coal-fired and nuclear power producers have complained that the combination of cheap natural gas and growing output from wind and solar power has depressed power market prices.
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Goldman has also invested in Kensho, a startup that uses machine-learning to predict how events like natural disasters will affect market prices, based on data on similar events.
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The matter is of particular concern, especially as the share of China's economy gets larger in proportion to the global economy, which increases Beijing's influence on world market prices.
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He urged other shareholders to set their asking price for the stock at 30 reais, noting that he is considering buying more Unipar's common shares above current market prices.
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"The government passed legislation that required all the 10 utilities to purchase renewable energy, including solar, at above market prices to stimulate massive investment into the industry," he added.
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Wheat market prices were weighed down by expectations of dry weather in the U.S. Plains and the Midwest, which will boost harvest of the Hard Red winter wheat crop.
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"Australia's aluminum producers trade at market prices in a competitive environment, receiving no government subsidies or similar support," the nation's trade minister, Simon Birmingham, said in an emailed statement.
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This means that, if these banks were to issue AT1 bonds now, they would need to pay a yield higher than current market prices in order to attract buyers.
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Siemens Gamesa said market prices for turbines were stabilising and new orders in the first quarter were pricing broadly in line with those at the end of last year.
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The FCC intends to require that BDS providers lease their facilities at below-market prices to competing providers in areas where those competitors have no facilities of their own.
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It is almost inevitable that the consensus will be proved wrong in some respects, not least because the views of most investors will already be reflected in market prices.
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And-- Warren, you mentioned something in the commercial break back before that there is-- one essential factor that will determine-- what you think about market prices and market valuations.
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A shadowy group founded and largely financed by insurance companies operates effectively as a front for the insurance industry to manipulate market prices and limit medical access for patients.
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The grey market operators can sell gold at discounts to prevailing market prices as they evade paying the 13 percent tax, said Harshad Ajmera, a gold wholesaler in Kolkata.
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The FCC accused Sinclair of trying to deceive regulators over the proposed sales, several of which were to buyers with business ties to the company for below-market prices.
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UBS sees chances rising for a 20 percent decline in major global stock market prices because of the end of the credit cycle, lackluster earnings and rising macroeconomic risks.
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Many of these factors — such as the candidates, their positions, the state of the economy and even their way with words — are already baked into the prediction market prices.
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Add in a Kindle at normal market prices (Amazon makes money on ebooks, not the hardware) and a professional quality device and you get to where the price is.
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Kone said its new equipment order volumes in China - the world's biggest elevator market - turned stable in the first quarter, and that market prices had also started to stabilize.
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Americans' net worth fell at the highest level since the financial crisis in the fourth quarter of 2018 as sliding stock market prices ate into the household balance sheet.
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The drought contributed to a jump in agricultural market prices and left China without one of its main feed suppliers just as trade tensions soared with the United States.
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Because B.D.C.s own loans in small companies that aren't always widely held or traded, there are often no public market prices available to use to benchmark the fund's investments.
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The problem is not uncommon: Michigan does not mandate that its charter schools buy or lease property at fair-market prices, resulting — predictably — in wildly inflated real estate spending.
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Market prices for curb parking do not mean only the rich will park on the street — remember, the permits are market priced, based on the users' willingness to pay.
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China has maintained that it would buy the U.S. farm products based on market conditions and at market prices, and that it will not disrupt trade with other suppliers.
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The grey market operators can sell gold at discounts to prevailing market prices as they evade paying the 83 percent tax, said Harshad Ajmera, a gold wholesaler in Kolkata.
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Market prices for cellphone exploits can range from $50,000 to $150,000, said James Lewis, a senior vice president and cybersecurity expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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Prosecutor Tarek Saab said Ramirez and at least four other oil executives from the South American OPEC nation sold crude oil at below market prices in exchange for bribes.
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Others worry about giving American pharmaceutical firms the right to sell drugs in Britain at market prices, rather than the reduced prices now negotiated by the National Health Service.
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What these numbers tell us is that buyers and sellers are continually setting the market prices for stocks, and we can rely on these prices to be fair enough.
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UBS said the Kiwi dollar could fall if the market prices in lower GDP growth and a downside scenario for NZD/USD of 0.68 cents could come into reach.
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The Paris benchmark contract later shed its gains as Chicago prices eased back, although firm cash market prices in western Europe and the Black Sea region helped underpin futures.
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Nor should it be hard for someone like Hickenlooper to acknowledge as much — while also insisting on the distinction between unrestrained and regulated capitalism, market prices and moral values.
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As U.S. refineries recover, near-term future prices have started to retreat again, while physical market prices, a relatively reliable indicator for futures market, have shown a more dramatic reversal.
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If sold at current market prices, Cemig could raise at least 1.2 billion reais ($382 million) with the Light stake sale, without including a premium, according to Thomson Reuters calculations.
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Goods of all kinds are available at ordinary supermarkets not participating in the smartcard scheme but poor consumers would have to fork out market prices that many can ill-afford.
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But prolonging the purchases again would be challenging when the ECB has already bought so much, because it risks further distorting market prices and even running out of eligible bonds.
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They all come with 299-year leases and are sold at lower-than-market prices, though successful applicants must wait three or four years for their blocks to be completed.
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Although its share of the world economy (measured at market prices) has fallen from 38% in 1969 to 24% this year, it is still the world's most important commercial market.
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Prices in North Korean markets have remained relatively stable and continue to be a reliable source of food, according to defectors who closely monitor North Korean market prices and activity.
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Sycamore appeared to buy at market prices, with many of its outlays between April 25 and May 9 coming below the $3.50 per share offer it was about to make.
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There's probably quite a bit of that going on in the Etsy case, where women are not valuing the time involved in making their products properly and charging market prices.
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In the forward market, prices for all contracts up to 2020 — except for the third-quarter 2019 contract — were quoted above 60 crowns per kilo, though most contracts were dropping.
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It is the first time Beijing is giving soybean farmers the so-called "grower subsidy", after Beijing abandoned a three-year "target price" subsidy for soybeans linked to market prices.
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In May, Boeing launched a trade complaint against Canadian plane maker Bombardier, alleging the Montreal-based firm receives government subsidies that allow it to sell planes at below-market prices.
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The power producer first became insolvent in 2012 after losing $1.4 billion over six years due to contracts under which it sold the bulk of its output below market prices.
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This is once the sellers are done dumping their stock below current market prices, and new buyers will see value in these stocks and be willing to take the pain.
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London aluminium has since corrected back down to a current $2,105 as the market prices in a deal between the U.S. Treasury and Rusal to allow sanctions to be listed.
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The reform will permit non-Pemex companies to distribute imported gasoline starting in April, and then allow private firms to refine crude and sell fuels at market prices in 2018.
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The system tries to predict when conditions will be primed for buying or selling — and how aggressively a fund should buy or sell — by using market prices and other measures.
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Today, the tables are turned, and it is large multinational corporations trying to persuade the government to dictate rail industry practices in order to drive shipping rates below market prices.
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The poll showed that despite record-low unemployment and record-high stock market prices, almost two-thirds of Americans believe that their finances had not improved since Trump took office.
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It's an approach that echoes Glencore's use of its network of an estimated 7,000 customers to deliver a tailored service to clients willing to pay a premium over market prices.
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At the same time, Eramet forecast a rise in its second-quarter sales of manganese after a fall in ore inventories and a sharp rebound in market prices in March.
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Subsidised gas for households is a source of corruption in Ukraine because businesses divert it for their own use to avoid paying market prices, draining money from the state budget.
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"These two factors have contributed to market prices remaining high during the third quarter," Chief Executive Officer Patricio de Solminihac said after the company reported that third-quarter profit fell.
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Elsewhere on the farm, CNH wants to integrate soil-moisture sensors with others that can monitor grain storage, market prices, and more to help farmers increase average yields per acre.
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The disclosure is the latest blow for Nissan, one of Japan's three biggest automakers and a symbol of the country's ability to turn out quality products at mass-market prices.
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In its announcement on Friday, Canada said that the two countries would set up measures to block imports of metals that are unfairly subsidized or sold at below-market prices.
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WASHINGTON, March 13 (Reuters) - U.S. consumer sentiment fell in early March as households responded to the coronavirus pandemic and steep declines in stock market prices, a survey showed on Friday.
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Last year EPS posted a loss of 600 million dinars ($5.67 million) versus a profit of 5.3 billion a year earlier, hurt by higher costs and lower electricity market prices.
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And right now, the primary goals we set as an economy and society are oriented around stock market prices, [gross domestic product] and, to some extent, the headline unemployment rate.
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Banks have followed suit and removed the sort of instinctive decision-making by more experienced traders that in the past would have prevented large-scale trading at off-market prices.
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In a letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders released over the weekend, Buffett revealed that the conglomerate has been having a difficult time finding bargains as market prices continue to increase.
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Should PGN's offers come in below spot market prices, the government may allow producers to be compensated by slashing the revenue that government receives from gas producing contracts, he said.
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U.S. hog futures were mixed on Friday, as traders continued to wrestle with disappointing pork export sales to China and a cash market prices that seem unusually depressed, analysts said.
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"The faster-than-expected recovery by the refining industry has calmed product markets," according to an IHS Markit report, with market prices for gasoline declining through much of the week.
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In California, regulated market prices are more than $1,000 per lb, whereas prices for illegal weed can be as low as $500 per lb, estimated Scott Davies, a California cultivator.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Monday it made a final finding that bus and truck tires from China were dumped at below market prices and were unfairly subsidized.
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Prime market prices declined 19.8% in the past five-years to $600 a square foot "due to high levels of new build stock and global economic uncertainty," Savills said on Monday.
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Exxon Mobil chairman and CEO Darren Woods told CNBC this week that OPEC has the lever of low costs, while the unconventional drilling business is driven by economics and market prices.
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But CBM producers will pay royalties and other dues to the government on the basis of sale or market prices, if it is higher than the official rate, the statement added.
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Earlier in the month, he exercised the right to buy 70,000 shares at just over $13 per share, then sold them at market prices, garnering a gain of about $8 million.
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Market strategists predict more pain for stocks ahead, as the market prices in a more extended view of the trade battle that looked to be just a skirmish a week ago.
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Given this state ownership, the resources are not being traded in any market and since there are no markets for the resources there are also no market prices for the resources.
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When investors entering the market need to buy securities, or when investors need to sell, liquid markets help to ensure that their trades have a limited impact on current market prices.
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Fighting court cases against wealthy buyers can also be expensive, difficult, and time-consuming, while public auctions run the risk of granting rightful land owners below-market prices for their property.
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In the forward market prices are stable or down on Friday but all contracts up to 2020, except the October and November 2018 contracts, were still above 60 crowns per kilo.
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A slow-moving judicial system hampers debt collection but lenders have been reluctant to sell as they can only do so at a loss since book values are above market prices.
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If fully utilized, Liberty Global's resulting ownership would reach 7.8% at current market prices, while Liberty Global will also receive one board seat nomination as long as its shareholding exceeds 5%.
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Meanwhile, the rise of ultra-low-cost carriers like Iceland's WOW Airlines and Norwegian Air are pushing down market prices, forcing other carriers to offer limited-time promotions and fare sales.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, became the biggest shareholder in Bank of America Tuesday, the second largest U.S. bank, exercising warrants to buy 700 million shares at below-market prices, WSJ reports.
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In the short term, the government and market operator will have to change the way the market prices electricity to put a premium on baseload power, generators and industrial users say.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 16 (Reuters) - Tighter nuclear supply in France and medium term prospects for lower wind supply in Germany lifted wholesale market prices for Monday and next week in Friday trading.
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Japan's gas inventory is still high while Chinese buyers were seeking LNG cargoes for winter at below market prices, which is also weighing on spot prices, trade sources in Singapore said.
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Keen to bind in an ally, Moscow has kept natural-gas prices low and supplied cut-price crude oil, which Belarus has been able to refine and sell at market prices.
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"The increases in petrol and diesel local pump prices have been caused by increases in the world oil market prices and bulk procurement system (BPS) premiums," EWURA said in a statement.
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Stuck on that island of high prices, our steel-using manufacturers must nevertheless compete every day against foreign companies offering similar products made from steel purchased abroad at regular market prices.
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Before we get to why many on-demand apps have struggled to achieve mass-market prices, it is important to remember why anyone ever thought they could: because Uber did it.
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"The only option is to force some oligarchs, loyal to the Kremlin, to buy stake with a premium to market prices," said the investment banker, who is close to the process.
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The so-called VIX is a measure of the stock market's 30-day expected volatility computed from the market prices of the call and put options on the S&P 500.
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He was a fixture in Kenya's wildlife scene, an eccentric American with a mass of white hair, known for meticulous work on the black-market prices of ivory and rhinoceros horn.
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The elongated and horizontal "Movement of Spot and Futures Market Prices for Agricultural Commodities (2005-2012)" is the most maximal work, with multiple parts and colors, varying heights and swooping shapes.
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The proposals would maintain rules requiring such internal transfers to be at market prices for routine transactions so companies do not undercharge or overcharge in order to cut their tax bills.
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If fully utilised, Liberty Global's ownership in Sunrise would reach 7.8% at current market prices, while Liberty Global will also receive one board seat as long as its shareholding exceeds 5%.
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The European Commission, which coordinates trade policy for the EU, has said its investigation found Indonesian biodiesel producers benefit from grants, tax benefits and access to raw materials below market prices.
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In east Africa, it has provided more than 3 million farmers with apps aggregating information on everything from weather forecasts to livestock market prices to help them boost harvests and incomes.
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"Certain market prices are getting out of hand," said David Drake, founder and chairman of LDJ Capital, a multi-family office that includes an art advisory as part of its offerings.
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"Gold is likely to breach USD 1,300/oz as the market prices in a less hawkish Fed, particularly in a risk-off environment," analysts at Standard Chartered said in a note.
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While the cap worked for households, which represent a regulated segment of the market, it was not effective for companies and local authorities that normally buy electricity based on market prices.
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In recent years, competitors have made limited use of the arrangement as market prices were below the ARENH price, which has been fixed at 42 euros per megawatt hour (MWh) since 2012.
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While Drizzy didn't share how much this luxurious pair of sneakers cost him, Footwear News speculates that that amount of gold could translate to upwards of $1.9 million, per current market prices.
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Paul Kim, head of exchange-traded fund strategy at Principal Financial Group Inc, said markets are starting to appreciate that fundamental value will have to drive market prices rather than monetary policymakers.
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If global prices rise above $2,900, proceeds from the LID will be placed in a stabilization fund that would be used to ensure farmers get the target price when market prices fall.
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If global prices rise above $2,900, proceeds from the LID will be placed in a stabilization fund that would be used to ensure farmers get the target price when market prices fall.
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A power purchase agreement (PPA) will be essential to securing debt finance, as lenders including NAIF would be reluctant to back a project exposed to market prices, said an independent energy analyst.
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Many of Malawi's smallholder farmers who grow maize as a cash crop have diversified into legumes like soya and groundnuts, hoping for better market prices should one crop fail due to drought.
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It also ducked a big structural question: why continue to base the rules on the arm's-length principle, when multinationals exist precisely so that market prices need not apply in intragroup transactions?
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Among the ideas Opp's team is already developing is AgriUp, a low bandwidth application for smallholder farmers in Guatemala, which provides location-specific information including farming tips, market prices and weather forecasts.
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But it did not work as traders profited from the scheme and the difference between market prices and support prices widened further, according to Deviprasad Mandloi, who grows black lentils in Sehore.
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Yet the market prices for sterling and interest rates, as well as surveys of business confidence, all of which feed into the BoE's forecasts, reflect the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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Its analytics engine helps investment managers combine data from a variety of sources, including market prices, news events and micro- and macroeconomic activity, and get insights to help them manage their portfolios.
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"Our raw material and energy costs were higher during the quarter, although the market prices for such items as pulp are demonstrating a declining trend, albeit from a high level," it said.
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Unlike Libor, SARON is not calculated from contributions by individual banks but based on actual market prices, to be determined via a platform on the Swiss stock exchange serving banks and insurers.
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Sale options would include its roughly 50 percent stakes in Toshiba Plant Systems and Services and Toshiba Tec, both worth around $670 million at current market prices, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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After all, Chairwoman Yellen has a history of changing her views repeatedly — she passed on hiking rates last September even though the move had been highly anticipated and discounted in market prices.
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CORRUPTION ISSUE Subsidised gas for households is a source of corruption in Ukraine because businesses divert it for their own use to avoid paying market prices, draining money from the state budget.
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The Porsche and Piech families have a right of first refusal on Porsche shares held by Piech, which are worth just over 1 billion euros ($203 billion) based on current market prices.
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The bank's top investor is Italy's Malacalza family which holds 27.6 percent of Carige after investing more than 0.163 million euros for a stake worth 20 million euros at current market prices.
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The Fed will consider investors' expectations when they weigh what to do with interest rates, but they will not be "handcuffed" to market prices, Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida told CNBC television.
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Pierre de Vos, a constitutional law expert, notes that the expropriation of property will still be subject to the South African constitution, and that fair market prices will have to be paid.
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At the same time, stock market prices, which are President Trump's favorite economic indicator, have increased at around half the pace that they did in President Obama's first three years in office.
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Rome has tried to boost market prices for bad loans through a number of measures aimed mainly at speeding up recoveries, but EU rules on state aid have prevented more decisive action.
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And that's clearly being reflected in market prices — short-term gas prices in the east coast averaged $9.95 a gigajoule during March quarter, double last year's levels, according to advisory firm EnergyQuest.
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One analyst also said it would be hard for Vivendi to place 18 percent of Mediaset at market prices and doubted the French company would be willing to sell at a loss.
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The U.S. Commerce Department said on Monday truck and bus tyres from China were being dumped in the United States at below-market prices, a potential step toward the imposition of duties.
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Analysts and bankers said the share price drop was mainly driven by investor expectations that any sale of such a large stake in Barclays Africa would be conducted at below market prices.
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The government plans to review the power price calculation so that power bills more closely reflect the relatively low cost of EDF's nuclear production and are less driven by wholesale market prices.
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"We expect more upside potential from silver than from gold as silver should benefit by a steady industrial demand, representing an important floor to market prices," said Daniela Corsini at Intesa Sanpaolo.
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"If we discover any abnormal movements in market prices or that companies are working together to unfairly drive up prices," it will ask the Fair Trade Commission to investigate, the ministry said.
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His 2017-8 retrospective, which toured Tate Britain here, the Pompidou Center in Paris and the Metropolitan Museum in New York, was a huge hit, and his market prices have soared since.
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In 2013, the Commerce Department finalized steep tariffs on some wind towers after finding that China was providing unfair subsidies to manufacturers that were then selling their products at below-market prices.
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An inexorable decline in spot market prices for LNG this year has pushed Japanese utilities to be more aggressive in price reviews built into traditional long-term contracts linked to oil prices.
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Fast forward to 22020, we have President Trump both telling us how great he has made the U.S. economy and trumpeting the 40 percent increase in stock market prices under his watch.
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Emanuel has evaluated the implied earnings move for each stock based on options market prices, and the stocks are ordered from lowest to highest based on the size of those potential moves.
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Spot prices, or current market prices, of LNG have dropped to multi-year lows in January, highlighting the loss being borne by LNG importing countries tied in long term contracts with suppliers.
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She started the photography series last week, using specific Haitian products in the pictures as a "creative way" to demonstrate the soaring market prices there in the last two weeks, she said.
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The new rents will be closer to current market prices, but many residents suspect that the increase is a tactic being used to flush them out so the properties can be sold.
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That's a bold statement, given that so many of his fellow coffee farmers throughout Colombia are abandoning farms, jumping off the roller coaster of coffee market prices for jobs in big cities.
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The new "Willow Campus" will have 125,000 square feet of retail space, including a grocery store and pharmacy, plus 1,500 housing units, 2022 percent of which will be offered at below-market prices.
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"While two Presidents and a Crown Prince are behind policy drivers of oil prices in the near term, they can't push market prices far from equilibrium price levels for too long," Citi wrote.
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Now about 15 to 20 LNG tankers holding at least 2 million cubic metres of LNG worth more than $400 million at spot market prices are floating in Asian waters, industry sources said.
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Jamie Dimon said on Tuesday at a Goldman Sachs conference that buying back stock when market prices are high is not a wise idea, and companies should be reinvesting in the business instead.
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With fresh purchases ending in December, reinvestments will become the bank's key tool to influence market prices and setting the time horizon for buys is a way for the ECB to provide support.
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Under the new rice scheme, the government will agree to pay farmers a fixed price for a set amount of production if market prices fall below benchmark prices during the main harvest seasons.
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"I think that we're in a late cycle and I think the market can only be termed by the way I look at evolution of market prices as a bear market," Gundlach said.
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According to the OECD, in 2014-16 the gap between producer prices and world market prices for agricultural goods in America was smaller—ie, less distortionary—than in the EU, Canada and Japan.
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The company aims to be cash-flow positive from this year, but Knoche said nothing about profit targets and admitted that market prices for uranium are too low to invest in new mines.
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The stake is worth between $775 million to $2 billion at the most recent private market prices, which ranged from $48.93 to $131.88 for the month of March, according to Spotify's updated filing.
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"There were not just pit officials watching the market prices but also an elected team of pit committees and floor committees on hand during the trading day," he told CNBC via social media.
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In the oil market, prices again retreated on Thursday, falling more than 3 percent on the back of concerns over a supply glut after data showed a build-up in U.S. crude stockpiles.
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This anti-gentrification tool -- which was first pioneered in Burlington, Vermont, when I was mayor -- allows low- and middle-income buyers to purchase homes at affordable, below-market prices on community-owned land.
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He said that if France needed to build reactors to replace existing ones, it would have to consider new support systems because at current market prices no investor would put money into nuclear.
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Reporter Isobel Yeung travels to the feedlots, farms, and slaughterhouses where our meat is made to understand how cutting corners to bring down market prices and increase demand can lead to environmental catastrophes.
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At the time the company said it would offer the domains at mass-market prices, rather than try to charge exorbitant fees for cloud-based companies who might want a correspondingly named site.
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The Reserve Bank of India said investors in state government bonds will now have to value this debt at market prices, and not at a fixed mark-up that was allowed for years.
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In Kiambu and other counties, local governments have organised public meetings to educate residents about land transactions and market prices, according to Liz Wanjiru, a pastor who has taken part in such meetings.
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"This is reflective of more effective import protection dynamics, improved local market prices and higher prices realised for exports, especially into regional African markets and the EU," the company said in a statement.
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But with the shares languishing around 24 euros it is more likely to wait until an eight-day window in October next year when it will be able to buy at market prices.
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Last year, when Cushing stocks were growing, traders could only store that oil in hopes of making money because futures market prices for later months were more expensive than that of immediate delivery.
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Paul Adornato, an analyst with BMO Capital Markets, said one way to answer that question was to compare the REIT market prices with their net asset values — the value of their underlying properties.
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However, it said it expects headline earnings per share to rise to 852 cents from 588 cents in the year to end-March on higher market prices and increased import protection for sugar.
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The estimated hit from the tariffs accounts for around 20 percent of that reduction, but the company also blamed the lowered forecast on changes in market prices, higher energy costs and operational issues.
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These market prices are telling us that a recession is becoming more likely in the United States this year, and that it will probably leave scars on the economy for years to come.
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"We should have stricter rules because banks would be more active in their risk-management if they were forced to value a large portion of their government bonds at market prices," he said.
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The temporary suspension will allow time to raise cash levels to pay redemptions while ensuring that asset sales are achieved at market prices and investors in the fund are safeguarded, M&G said.
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"Stock market prices and oil prices have been tracking each other like a shadow through the first part of the year," said Michael Scanlon, managing director and portfolio manager for John Hancock Asset Management.
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The decline in LNG spot market prices is also pushing utilities in Japan to be more aggressive in price reviews built into traditional long-term contracts linked to oil prices, lawyers and analysts said.
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Each day, after analyzing everything from market prices and volumes to macroeconomic data and corporate accounting documents, these AI engines make their own market predictions and then "vote" on the best course of action.
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France is the biggest crop producer in the EU but suffered the worst grain harvest in three decades last year, which along with market prices, has hurt farmers' ability to invest in more machinery.
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The gross market value of outstanding derivatives contracts – which reflects the cost of replacing all positions at current market prices – also declined in the second half of 2016, to US$15trn from US$21trn.
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Under the deal, the Italian government would issue guarantees at market prices for senior tranches of the securitised bad loans that would be moved from banks to separate entities created specially to handle them.
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Across Africa, similar magic is being wrought as phones spur innovation and boost incomes: farmers use them to check market prices before selling to middlemen, and market traders can accept payments in mobile money.
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Based on current market prices for other types of coal similar to Carmichael's 5,000-5,800 kilocalories per kg coal, it's possible that Adani could enjoy a margin of as much as $15 a tonne.
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The FCC, which voted 4-0 to send the issue to a hearing, suggested that three Tribune stations being divested were being sold at below-market prices to entities with close ties to Sinclair.
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Dumping is normally found when a foreign producer's U.S. prices are lower than its home market prices for the same or similar goods, or when the imports are sold at prices below production costs.
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While that might seem like a welcome change in today's oversupplied market, prices could spike sharply higher in the coming years if drillers do not tee up enough new production to satisfy global demand.
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The government lacks the cash to buy large amounts of land at market prices for redistribution—and handing it out to people without the money to invest in it is a recipe for failure.
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The steel industry in particular has opposed any loosening of trade barriers against China, the EU sector lodging successive complaints over dumping - selling at below domestic market prices or below the cost of production.
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Gol and advisor PJT Partners Inc based the proposal on current market prices, Chief Financial Officer Edmar Lopes said in a telephone interview, adding that the airline was also renegotiating loans and plane leases.
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By having more 5-year TIPS auctions, investors will be better able to "price the seasonality" of inflation readings into market prices for TIPS, Treasury Deputy Assistant Secretary Brian Smith said in a statement.
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"If U.S. yields rise at the same time and the market prices in a slightly more aggressive Fed next year, that automatically means that EUR/USD will head south," Commerzbank analyst Antje Praefcke said.
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In the release, the U.S. central bank delivered an overall optimistic view when it came to economic growth, yet showed signs of slight concern that financial market prices could be getting out of hand.
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But by next year the higher market prices will start to raise its costs, even from domestically-produced steel and aluminum, since those US mills no longer have to compete with lower-priced imports.
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"For the moment, this price signal has not yet reached the sugar beet growers because most contracts are not directly tied to market prices," said Timothe Masson of French sugar beet growers group CGB.
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But Saudi output policy has been the primary driver of market prices and spreads as the kingdom has been the only exporter with the scale and flexibility to shift the global production-consumption balance.
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Under the pricing policy for industry, to compensate gas sellers when market prices for natural gas are higher than the cap, the government will slash the revenue it receives from the gas producers' contracts.
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Yet this year's Farm Bill exempts marketing loan gains and loan deficiency payments (generally used by farmers when, because market prices are low, they would rather store than sell their crop) from payment limitations.
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Abe's advisers also called for reviewing prices on generic drugs once a year or more, which would lead to lower official prices given that market prices of medicines overall are on a steady decline.
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"If U.S. yields rise at the same time and the market prices in a slightly more aggressive Fed next year, that automatically means that EUR/USD will head south," said Commerzbank analyst Antje Praefcke.
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Last year's annual report from the president's Council of Economic Advisers pointed out that there have always been services — like electricity and indoor plumbing — that consumers value more than is reflected in market prices.
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There is an inherent risk in pricing long-term LNG against a different commodity, as it creates a disparity between expected delivered prices when the contracts are signed and market prices when deliveries begin.
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What they're saying: A new paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research finds that whenever Trump tweets about interest rates, the market prices in a little bit more of a future rate cut.
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Still, more businesses may go public, "and M&A activities may rebound" as cash-strapped companies look to public investors and giants like Google and Apple to start acquiring firms at bear market prices.
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The Australian miner's cash production costs stood at $13.06 per tonne in the March quarter, a 4 percent rise over the previous quarter owing to weather-related shipping disruptions but still well under market prices.
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Chesapeake Energy (CHK) is being sued by investors, who accuse Chesapeake of conspiring to depress market prices for certain oil and natural gas leases and say they lost more than $10 million as a result.
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"People are looking to reduce their exposure and closing out high-risk sell positions before the holidays, and this is creating upward pressure on market prices, which is ultimately resulting in a rally," Greenspan said.
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Affordable housing advocates and especially those who build and maintain "affordable" developments are dealing with a population that is simply too poor to afford anything that would get built under anything resembling current market prices.
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Many in the financial community have bemoaned how stock market prices have soared and bond yields have stayed low, all while real growth in the U.S. and most other developed economies remains below historical norms.
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In a showdown, most analysts believe Russia can undercut U.S. LNG but in practice the producer has avoided flooding the EU by selling its gas below market prices, opting instead to achieve the best return.
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The proposed casino site is on the less developed, eastern side of the island, and to make way for the project, local landowners say they were forced to sell their property at below-market prices.
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Chesapeake Energy — Chesapeake is being sued by investors, who accuse Chesapeake of conspiring to depress market prices for certain oil and natural gas leases and say they lost more than $10 million as a result.
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The U.S dollar hit an 11-week high against a basket of other major currencies, as money market prices suggested a 70 percent chance that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates at its Dec.
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"As the supply of shell eggs moved higher after the disruptions created by the Avian Influenza outbreak in the spring of 2015, market prices declined," Cal-Maine Foods CEO Dolph Baker said in a statement.
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Every day, his phone "looked like a Christmas tree," he said, with red and green lights blinking as a flood of brokers called and were put on hold while Grabinski tried to gather market prices.
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We've all felt the push and pull of watching market prices move minute by minute, and sometimes the best way to enforce discipline is to hang back and let your automatic orders mind the store.
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Market prices rose rapidly in 230 and 240 because of increased interest from Chinese and other Asian buyers, as well as the emergence of Hong Kong as a fine wine hub, until the bubble burst.
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The UK's deal with EDF SA to build the Hinkley Point C nuclear plant could cost British electricity consumers 30 billion pounds ($38.03 billion) above market prices, the National Audit Office said in a report.
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The highly anticipated gaming station, featuring 216 classic games from the original Nintendo Entertainment System, has been so popular this holiday shopping season that most buyers have had to resort to outlandish secondary market prices.
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The find - worth more than $40 billion at today's market prices - amounts to more than three times the proven reserves at the Na Kika field, or the equivalent of three new fields in the Gulf.
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Enria also said banks should mark their holdings of sovereign debt to reflect market prices - an expensive practice at a time when concerns over Rome's economic policy has caused heavy selling on the debt market.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter has issued new policy guidelines aimed at curbing tobacco use within America's military that include raising the prices of tobacco on military bases to match local market prices.
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At current market prices, the combined value of the stake that Petrobras and Odebrecht have in Braskem, Latin America's largest maker of resins, is worth 11.1 billion reais ($3.05 billion), according to Thomson Reuters Data.
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Bankers would tell customers who were taken aback by the fees that "time fluctuation" was responsible for the differences because the market prices were different when the transaction happened, one former manager told the newspaper.
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The scandal had already prompted Bulgaria's justice minister and two deputy ministers to resign following reports they bought spacious apartments in an upmarket Sofia suburb at below-market prices from the same real estate developer.
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In the oil market, prices have fallen reflecting worries about the global economy and slowing oil consumption growth, despite a decision by OPEC and its allies to extend production restraint for a further nine months.
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The rates proposed by Temer had varied between 2 percent and 4 percent for all miners based on the market prices for iron ore prior to the amendment, added to the committee report last week.
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The new targets would require subsidies of more than $900 million in Indonesia and $43 million in Malaysia at current market prices, according to Reuters calculations based on the price spread between the two products.
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It said some precious metal and crude oil trading venues were suspected of engaging in illegal futures trading activities, while others were suspected of a range of offences including manipulating market prices and defrauding investors.
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"Many of the largest mutual funds have assets under management that vastly exceed MetLife's assets, and their liquidation could have a substantially larger impact on market prices than the liquidation of an insurer like MetLife."
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Let market prices steer water conservation efforts to where they are most cost-effective, rather than dividing water users up into discrete constituencies and having them fight each other in the political and regulatory process.
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In the release, the U.S. central bank delivered an overall optimistic view when it came to economic growth, yet showed signs of slight concern that financial market prices could pose a danger to the economy.
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The frenzied dealmaking and diverging strike prices suggested dueling forces as investors grew nervous about the potential impact of the vote on the market - prices could fall or rise by as much as 5 percent.
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For following seasons, the company said it had changed its payment system to base them on market prices, with two instalments in December and March, complemented by rebates and other bonuses later in the season.
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Calstrs and the California Public Employees' Retirement System together own about $12.4 million in shares of Dick's stock and $1.7 million of Big 5, according to its most recent published holdings and current market prices.
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A rates salesman at a big American bank who was not authorized to speak publicly said it had become hard to even engage clients in a substantive conversation about their expectations for future market prices.
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And since public schools rely on property tax revenue, Marfa's school district faced major penalties once the state comptroller got wind of the disparity between the appraised value of the houses and their market prices.
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The show, "Dossier Gurlitt: Nazi Art Theft and Its Consequences," will focus on works believed to have been stolen by, or sold to the Nazis at below-market prices, from mostly Jewish-owned private collections.
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Under the rice subsidy scheme, a flagship policy of her administration, the government bought at above-market prices, to the approval of farmers in the north and northeast, regions that have historically supported the Shinawatras.
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But with the collapse of the oil market — prices have fallen 70 percent in the last 18 months — Iran will derive far less revenue than it had anticipated, and new Iranian sales could further depress prices.
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Rising prices for vegetables and fruit had been the main driver behind rising inflation over the years, which has prompted the interior ministry and the Egyptian army to offer some food staples at below market prices.
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But if you are not Picasso and are instead one of the country's many artists or business owners struggling to make a living, valuing your products at exorbitant, above-market prices is not the wisest decision.
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On the domestic wheat market, prices for third-class wheat were steady at 10,13 roubles ($156) a tonne at the end of last week in European parts of Russia on an ex-works basis, SovEcon said.
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Reports of looting of staples like kitchen rolls, salt and shampoo -- even chicken and underwear -- throughout the country amid empty shops and soaring black market prices are a keen indicator of how desperate some have become.
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The Basel Committee of banking regulators from leading financial centers said their latest update on compliance to June 2018 does not reflect the final version of rules covering risks from swings in market prices for assets.
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Given the global plunge in stock market prices this week — United States and European shares dropped sharply on Thursday in the face of market turmoil in China — it may be a grim year for stock investors.
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The inflation level expected over a five-year period starting in 2024 sank to a two-year low of 1.71% after the Fed's recent rate cut, according to a closely watched gauge based on market prices.
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Those involved, emails obtained by Brazil's federal police showed, would use nicknames such as Tiger, Flipper or Mr M and discuss below-market prices for oil or tanks, while invoicing their companies at the market rate.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures <276.075#LC:> fell sharply on Friday and hit daily trading limits on weaker cash market prices and easing concerns that frigid weather in feedlot areas could disrupt marketings.
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Chaves argued the deal was designed to avoid Embraer's poison pill ensuring an offer to all shareholders with a 50 percent premium over market prices if any investor buys 35 percent or more of the company.
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"The strong performance was supported by the appreciation of crude palm oil (CPO) market prices coupled with the continued recovery in palm production as the impact of El Nino eased," the company said in a statement.
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Cyrela also outlined a separate non-binding agreement to sell a 50 percent stake in its warehouse business to a subsidiary of U.S.-based Prologis Inc "at market prices," without indicating the value of the transaction.
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As a result, the true measure of whether Google searches are valuable in forecasting primary votes is whether a blend of Google data and prediction-market prices yields more accurate results than prediction markets alone do.
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Such products can be used to bet on moves in currencies, interest rates and other market prices, and are usually sold through online trading platforms without advice, and with most retain investors losing money, IOSCO said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The net worth of U.S. households rose in the first quarter as a boost in real estate values offset a fall in stock market prices, a report by the Federal Reserve showed on Thursday.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Singapore-listed ESR-REIT and rival Viva Industrial Trust are in advanced merger talks aimed at a share swap deal near current market prices, sources familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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Such warnings have become more common since the dramatic moves in the Swiss franc in January 2015, which led to conflicts between banks and their clients due to the absence of market prices for several minutes.
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As the boom picked up, developers began convincing rural farmers to sell - often below market prices - said Kunga Ngece, who founded the Centre for Research in Environment Kenya, which works with community groups on social enterprises.
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The deals together could raise close to 2.9 billion Norwegian crowns ($316 million) if the shares are sold at current market prices, a Reuters calculation showed, although the company might have to sell at a discount.
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That's a decades-old dream of gadget enthusiasts that has eluded recognized market leaders Samsung and LG of Korea, which have struggled for years to mass-produce flexible screens at anything close to mass-market prices.
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Federal Reserve officials expressed largely optimistic views of economic growth at their most recent meeting but also started to worry that financial market prices are getting out of hand and posing a danger to the economy.
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To convince bondholders to accept the swap into shares, the bank is offering them a hefty premium of between 23 and 37 percent to market prices, although the premium is much lower on one small note.
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It is in reach, Cramer said, because "all it requires" is for China to agree to pay market prices for the American pork it needs, as the country's supply has been hurt by Asian Swine Flu.
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I think there's going to be a ... There's already been a 30 percent correction of public market prices for technology stocks, which is a reasonable amount already, but I suspect there's a little bit more there.
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On the main issue of supply first — Saudi Arabia is arguably to blame for the supply glut because, as a "swing producer," it produces so much oil that it can shift market prices on its own.
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Meanwhile, Casper and SmileDirectClub, 2019 and 244 D256C IPOs respectively, are so far down from their initial market prices that they now look like outright mistakes and not just slight mispricings by the two companies' bankers.
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Recover from your drive with a flight of local craft beer specials, a house-baked pretzel (made with duck fat, rosemary and saison beer cheese, $8) and the butcher's cut steak (market prices vary) at Warfield.
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"Once specific materials are so designated, persons are prohibited from accumulating those items in excess of reasonable personal or business needs or for the purpose of selling them in excess of prevailing market prices," Barr said.
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In the futures market, prices of metal for near-term delivery have also moved sharply above those for later-dated contracts - a situation known as backwardation, which also indicates buyers fear a lack of ready supply.
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BANK OF ENGLAND GOVERNOR CARNEY SAYS EARLY INDICATORS, FROM FINANCIAL MARKET PRICES AND THE LIMITED NUMBER OF BUSINESS SURVEYS SINCE THE ELECTION, SUGGEST THAT THERE HAS BEEN SOME REDUCTION IN BREXIT-RELATED AND DOMESTIC POLICY UNCERTAINTIES
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For example, bond market prices now suggest that investors foresee consumer price inflation in the United States at 2.03 percent a year over the coming decade — consistent with the 2 percent inflation the Fed aims for.
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She had argued that the existing tax arrangements the coffee-seller had set up with the Dutch government's approval involved transactions between the firm's subsidiaries that did not take place at arm's length using market prices.
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The U.S. is keen to see oil-producing countries like Saudi Arabia and Russia increase oil production to ensure the shortfall created by its Iran sanctions does not push up global oil market prices too high.
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Inflationary pressures on costs were likely to continue with weak demand and muted consumer spending, the company warned, adding that recovering underlying cost inflation in its market prices and efforts to cut costs remained a priority.
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In a statement on Wednesday, Ivory Coast and Ghana said they would institute a $400 per tonne so-called Living Income Differential written into export contracts that would kick in if market prices fall below $2,600.
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Lucy Mtemvu, Masele's neighbor in Mbumi, who also stocks maize, rice and beans while waiting for market prices to rise, lost most of her crops last year and the year before after they were invaded by rodents.
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Lynas added that in a move to combat continued weakness in market prices, it would reserve all NdPr product for its strategic business partners, which could lead to a build-up in inventory in the fourth quarter.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgarian Justice Minister Tsetska Tsacheva resigned on Saturday following media reports that she and three other ruling center-right GERB party politicians have bought luxurious apartments at below market prices, the government's press office said.
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Olam International's Cocoa Vice President in Brazil, Kidambi Srinivasan, for example, called the 400,13 tonne per year target "an unlikely possibility" without higher market prices and more assistance to planters in areas including financing, training and supplies.
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Keep in mind too that these estimates are based on market prices for these (or similar) parts: Apple historically has charged far more for its pre-built configurations than for a computer you'd build on your own.
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"Over the course of the past few weeks, US front-end rates have moved higher as the market prices in a 65 percent probability of the Fed hiking rates by December," they said in a morning note.
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The BoE said its central forecasts were distorted by the fact that although it continues to assume a smooth Brexit, the financial market prices that underpin its calculations increasingly reflect the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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Think of English in today's world economy: in many cases it is being used to fuel positive developments, but it can also enable exploitation, not to mention art-market prices as sky-high as Babel's misguided tower.
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After years of seizures that have choked the supply of unlicensed M-2000s and Kalashnikovs in the territory and raised black-market prices, some Palestinians are turning to improvised firearms to carry out street attacks on Israelis.
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"Our raw material and energy costs were higher during the (second) quarter, although the market prices for such items as pulp are demonstrating a declining trend, albeit from a high level," the group said in a statement.
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The tax on capacity - which was increased last year - has hurt profitability at plants already under pressure from low market prices and the need for expensive upgrades to meet tougher safety standards since Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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The probability of a rate rise next month derived from money market prices fell to roughly 50 percent from 80 percent after the central bank chief said last week that there were also "other meetings" this year.
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"The higher CO2 prices are a huge jackpot for EDF as they drive up wholesale power market prices ... This is the case for all nuclear and hydro power producers," said Nicolas Goldberg, energy specialist at Colombus Consulting.
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During her five years in office Rousseff intervened in the economy by keeping fuel and electricity prices at below-market prices to force inflation artificially down, eroding investors' confidence in what was once an emerging market star.
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He also said the government is considering using state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP) in its privatization drive for this year, saying it would be the only way to sell assets "without depressing companies' market prices".
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Once a promising drug passes Phase I safety trials and at least one Phase II efficacy trial, a manufacturer would be able to opt to sell the drug at market prices on a dual, dynamic FTCM track.
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By this I mean that rather simply focusing on how interest rates might affect the economy, you should also take into account how large increases in stock market prices and large dollar depreciations might boost the economy.
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Encouraged by his brother Raúl, he allowed farmers to sell excess produce at market rates, and he ordered officials to turn a blind eye to small, family-run kitchens and restaurants, called paladares, that charged market prices.
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MADRID, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Holding company CriteriaCaixa said on Tuesday it was selling stock in Caixabank equivalent to 1.7 percent of the Spanish bank's share capital, and worth 327 million euros ($348 million) at current market prices.
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So gas-fired power plants as well as the U.S. gas producers would be the biggest losers from Perry's grid resiliency rule that seeks to protect remaining coal capacity by altering the structure of power market prices.
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But for those people who get subsidies, typically about 85 percent of the market, prices may be going up a little in those places — and people may not be able to find a free plan this year.
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MANCHESTER (Reuters) - The European Central Bank must be critical of market expectations for its future policy moves, basing its decision on economic data rather than financial market prices, ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos said on Tuesday.
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I have long been curious over these figures because of how large they are relative to the previous annual record of American farm exports to China, and what the market prices were when those highs were made.
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Guillermo Garcia, president of the commission, told a news conference that market prices for gasoline and diesel would be rolled out gradually by regions, beginning with the northwestern states of Baja California and Sonora on March 30.
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If he had planted maize each year – the most commonly grown crop in the area – he would likely earn about $8,100 over the same six-year period, based on average harvests and prevailing market prices, he said.
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Russian aluminium giant Rusal posted a second-quarter profit of $227.8 million on Monday amid higher market prices for the metal, remaining well in the black despite sanctions imposed on the company earlier this year by Washington.
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As part of the deal, Delek will sign a long-term agreement with a Shell affiliate to purchase oil produced from the field for 30 years at either market prices or prices matched to third-party offers.
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It is so popular with the Wall Street crowd that it will keep stock market prices in check as distracted traders look to make fewer bold moves, according to Jeremy Klein, chief market strategist at FBN Securities.
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In a statement the carrier also said that the sale to Etihad Airways of landing and take-off slots at London Heathrow Airport, plus the sale of Alitalia's Millemiglia loyalty programme was fully transparent and at market prices.
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An inexorable decline in spot market prices for LNG is driving some buyers in Japan and China to request delays in term cargoes, while others are looking to lift lower volumes under their term contracts from LNG sellers.
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Yingluck's Puea Thai Party swept to power in 2011 in part by appealing to rural voters with the rice buying scheme, which eventually saw her government buy rice from farmers at up to 50 percent above market prices.
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"This is reflective of improved local market prices, more effective import protection dynamics in the countries where Tongaat Hulett produces sugar and higher international prices, including for exports into regional African markets and the EU," the company said.
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And the last is from within Britain—if a Corbyn government takes the country back decades, with nationalisation at below-market prices, a financial-transactions tax, a tough line on mergers and acquisitions and possibly even capital controls.
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As for effects of the flash crash, huge hits to both confidence and market prices could have adverse effects if they remain low for much longer, said Schlossberg, managing director of foreign exchange strategy for BK Asset Management.
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WASHINGTON, April 26 (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter has issued new policy guidelines aimed at curbing tobacco use within the U.S. military that include raising the prices of tobacco on military bases to match local market prices.
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"The MSR will considerably reduce auction supply in 2019 and this should have a strong bullish effect on market prices, putting more pressure on utilities to find EUAs for compliance," said Sandrine Ferrand, analyst at Engie Global Markets.
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They also said Credit Suisse promised ordinary customers access to broad liquidity in dark pools, including its own, but processed only a "minimal" number of "held orders," which must be executed immediately at market prices, in that manner.
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The bulk of those hedges - which effectively lock in fuel costs in advance - are set at levels that force airlines to pay more for fuel than current market prices, turning them into a hindrance rather than a help.
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We know stock market prices don't mean much to the 78 percent of workers in this country who are living paycheck to paycheck or the 40 percent of workers who are a $400 bill away from financial crisis.
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Oil market prices rose 1% on Friday after news came out that there seemed to be disagreement between OPEC leaders in Vienna on how whether output should be raised to compensate for tightness in the market, per Reuters.
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So this will give Hong Kong households better assurance that in time to come they will be able to buy because the government prices will not be sort of affected by the market, by the property market prices.
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Bankers and currency traders contacted in Damascus said the central bank has long turned a blind eye to official exchange dealers selling at market prices that were much higher than the daily benchmark set by the central bank.
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" Chris Zaccarelli, Independent Advisor Alliance: "Whether we have 220 or 21.3 rate hikes this year shouldn't be that big of a difference to the economy, but it WILL have a big impact on market prices and market psychology.
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At the core of the disagreement is a claim by Boeing that Bombardier has cheated American trade rules by accepting subsidies from the Canadian government and selling its CSeries aircraft in the United States at below market prices.
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But they say the city's Mandatory Inclusionary Housing program, which requires developers to create a certain percentage of affordable housing, mandates that a quarter of the 21,2000 proposed condominiums and rental units be offered at below-market prices.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department on Wednesday said it would slap preliminary duties on imports of welded stainless pressure pipe from India after finding the goods were being dumped in the U.S. market at below market prices.
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Citadel has said that an exchange, brokers would be forced to send IEX orders if it were displaying the national best bid or offer (NBBO), and that the 350-microsecond speed bump would distort real-time market prices.
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Speaking at the annual CERAWeek energy conference here this week, the Saudi energy minister, Khalid A. al-Falih, said he was disappointed that global inventories had not declined more quickly, but he expressed cautious optimism about market prices.
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Under the new rules, retail money market mutual funds sold to individuals will continue to offer a steady $1 net asset value, but the value of institutional money market funds will now float, based on current market prices.
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Grand City's quickly assembled portfolio includes apartments in 11 new or recently built buildings at an average price of about £620 a square foot and ranging from 2850 percent to 250 percent below market prices, its executives said.
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Polls and market prices are a poor security in comparison with the size of the issues at stake, implying that some households and particularly businesses will delay decisions and consumption until after the election, curbing output regardless of outcome.
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Worries about volatile currency markets have become more common since the dramatic moves in the Swiss franc in January 873, which led to conflicts between banks and their clients due to the absence of market prices for several minutes.
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The ECB's other priority will be examining the assets on bank balance sheets - including credit default swaps, long-dated derivatives and private equity investments – whose value cannot be determined by market prices and thus relies on banks' internal assumptions.
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In Japan, average market prices of the once-humble squid have nearly doubled in the past two years, quickly putting the dish out of reach for many blue-collar and middle-class Japanese families that grew up eating it.
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These shares would then be sold at below-market prices to cover the short bets, with Willner keeping the differences, and laundering proceeds to at least one co-conspirator using bitcoin, according to prosecutors and the four-count indictment.
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French farmers say low market prices for meat and dairy products, partly due to a Russian embargo on Western food and a falloff in Chinese dairy imports, are exacerbated by tough annual price negotiations between food processors and retailers.
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"If you don't, it will be very hard to get back in, especially if it turns out that markets actually do go up from here as the market prices in the upside of Trump's infrastructure spending policies," Kitces says.
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But the index is now near technical resistance on this year's peak of 7,114 points, and the devaluation is not necessarily over; black market prices and many analysts suggest the pound may drift much lower in the coming year.
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The EU, which can impose duties on imports if there is evidence that these are sold at below fair market prices and are damaging the businesses of European competitors, now has 10 anti-dumping investigations underway into steel products.
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The minimum price would go into effect when spot market prices fall below the minimum price to emit one tonne of carbon dioxide, which would be set at 12.30 euros in 2020 and increase to 31.90 euros in 2030.
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The government is already licensing 180 MW in solar power investment projects that will work at market prices thanks to new technologies, which Sanches called "a paradigm shift because such projects can now live on their own, without subsidies".
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The steel-to-elevators group brought forward cost savings to bolster earnings and said the outlook was improving, especially for its steel-related businesses, where higher spot-market prices should start to feed through to its results this quarter.
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Not only would this help align our government's operations with its climate pledges, but it would also show an investment in distributed solar energy that would positively influence market prices, policy and other building occupants — owners and renters alike.
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IAEA member states will be able to "draw" low-enriched uranium at market prices if supplies of fuel to a nuclear power plant are disrupted "due to exceptional circumstances", but the bank will be a lender of last resort.
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The scandal, which sparked outrage in Bulgaria, has also prompted justice minister and two deputy ministers to resign following reports they bought spacious apartments in an upmarket Sofia suburb at below-market prices from the same real estate developer.
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TOKYO, Feb 18 (Reuters) - An executive of Japan's trillion-dollar public pension fund said the fund is considering disclosing details of its stock holdings in a bid to enhance transparency, information that could potentially move market prices when released.
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When it comes to government policies interfering with market prices, the GOP has loudly denounced everything from caps on oil prices that caused the gas lines during the Carter administration to the numerous ObamaCare price controls producing disastrous results.
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"We are getting those requests as spot LNG market prices are lower than term contract prices," Inpex's Senior Managing Executive Officer Masahiro Murayama said when asked if Japanese buyers are asking for cargo delays or volume cuts from Ichthys.
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And like many other Tanzanian growers, she was receiving bargain-basement prices and unable to stay above even a third-world country's poverty line, due to precarious see-sawing global market prices in conjunction with Tanzania's changing political structure.
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The big picture: A combination of sustained low natural gas prices and increasing supply from renewables has kept ERCOT's electric wholesale market prices so low for so long that some power plants have been driven out of the market.
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The congress' inspection commission said in a preliminary report that between January and June the government bought 7 million boxes of basic foods like rice and cooking oil imported from Mexico by middlemen, paying 55 percent above market prices.
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BEIJING, Sept 27 (Reuters) - China fined 18 companies that manufacture poly vinyl chloride (PVC) a total of 457 million yuan ($68.9 million) for manipulating market prices, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Federal rules allow colleges to automatically bill students for course materials if the colleges meet certain requirements, like an agreement with a publisher to charge below-market prices or give students the choice to opt out of the purchase.
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David Ji, the head of research and consultancy, Great China, at Knight Frank, said in the report that luxury real-estate prices on Mount Nicholson are much more stable than mass market prices, which can fluctuate with economic conditions.
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QE helped boost market prices by providing greater liquidity to the system, but officials insist the nature of these operations is different and geared only toward keeping its benchmark for short-term lending within a range of 1.5%-1.75%.
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It bought just over $3 billion of stocks in the quarter, and is poised to become Bank of America's biggest shareholder by exercising stock warrants at below-market prices, for what would now be a $12.5 billion paper profit.
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Outside of a bank on the city's "Wall Street" is an electronic sign that lists not only time and temperature, but also current market prices for oil and gas, as well as oil rig counts both locally and nationwide.
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Under the subsidy scheme, the government bought rice from farmers at above-market prices, resulting in 18 million tonnes of the grain in stockpiles, which the military government has been trying to offload since toppling Yingluck's government in 2014.
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So PJM wants to jack up capacity market prices, not because of any reliability problem, not because of any plausible forecast of a reliability problem, but because of vague fears that there might one day be a reliability problem.
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If you can properly tweak market prices, you then don't just have one smart guy trying to design a policy that advances an objective — you have 30 million people all over the country, all incentivized to design a policy.
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Since President Donald Trump announced sweeping tariffs on steel and aluminum to help the domestic steel industry on March 7003, PCP's steel costs have jumped 9 percent as the market prices in the tariffs before they even take effect.
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On a daily basis, the Treasury Department does some fancy math based on the current market prices of different kinds of bonds to project a "real yield curve" — the inflation-adjusted cost of government borrowing across various time horizons.
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Gomez explained that bachaqueo originally came from the practice of buying food and subsidized goods at controlled prices in a supermarket and reselling them at speculative market prices as contraband, either on the street or exported over the border to Colombia.
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TOKYO/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - An inexorable decline in spot market prices for liquefied natural gas (LNG) is pushing utilities in Japan to be more aggressive in price reviews built into traditional long-term contracts linked to oil prices, lawyers and analysts said.
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While the second quarter's robust pace of consumer spending will probably not be repeated, economists are optimistic that spending will remain solid, underpinned by steadily increasing wages as the labor market tightens, as well as rising house and stock market prices.
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While the second-quarter's robust pace of consumer spending will probably not be sustained, economists are optimistic that spending will remain solid, underpinned by steadily increasing wages as the labor market tightens, as well as rising house and stock market prices.
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Most traders say that during the current period of pressure on the riyal, SAMA has not so far conducted major intervention against speculators - but the risk that it could do so may be deterring banks from pushing forwards market prices further.
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"The continued surge in U.S. production stands as a bearish dynamic for market prices, especially as increasing volumes get sold abroad in a direct challenge to Saudi Arabia and Russia," said John Kilduff, partner at Again Capital in New York.
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By contrast, fair value gains were based on level 2 and, in the case of LNG, on level 3, the most judgmental category in the fair valuation accounting hierarchy, which is mainly based on price modelling rather than market prices.
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Egypt hopes the float will attract foreign investors, lead to an increase in exports, and allow companies to get dollars from banks at market prices, thus restoring them to full productivity after a slow period due to a foreign currency shortage.
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"Pollinators are critical to the global economy and human health," Zakri Abdul Hamid, chair of the 124-nation report, told Reuters of a finding that between $235 billion and $577 billion of world food output at market prices depended on pollinators.
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"The dominating weakness was related to less favorable assessments of buying conditions, mainly due to less favorable perceptions of market prices and to a lesser extent, rising interest rates," said Richard Curtin, the University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers chief economist.
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At current market prices, Carige is worth less than a quarter of the 2.2 billion euros it has raised in share issues since 2014, when it failed Europe-wide stress tests of the sector and moved under direct ECB oversight.
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Organizers said they receive technical support to implement new producing areas, as well as a commitment to have their production bought by partners, such as commodities trader Olam International and chocolate maker Mondelez International, at a premium over regular market prices.
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Organizers said they receive technical support to implement new producing areas, as well as a commitment to have their production bought by partners, such as commodities trader Olam International and chocolate maker Mondelez International, at a premium over regular market prices.
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In most cases, those people are not the poorest among us, who are often left to struggle in the uncontrolled market while the beneficiaries of the rent control regime slide along in comfortable, affordable housing that's not subject to market prices.
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Ramalho explained that the deposit rate is lower for zero-coupon bonds as they will be bought at a premium compared to market prices and will allow for the full recovery of invested amounts despite a steep discount from face values.
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"The main story this week has been dollar strength on the back of the more hawkish signal from the Fed ... so that's leading to broad-based dollar strength as the market prices in more tightening," said MUFG currency economist Lee Hardman.
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New York restricts landlords from renting out units for less than 30 days unless the host is also present, a policy meant to protect long-term tenants and housing market prices by keeping more housing options available to actual city residents.
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Campos Neto also said there is no change to foreign exchange policy, and that the central bank will look at all instruments available and enter the market when liquidity problems arise or if there is a glaring mismatch in market prices.
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Other triggers that could spark a recession: President Trump has slapped 25% tariffs on steel and 10% on aluminum to combat what the administration has called the dumping of low-priced metals from other countries in the U.S. below market prices.
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Even in countries where food availability is sufficient, food access can be poor, for a variety of reasons: inadequate systems for transporting and distributing food, for example, or market prices that are too high for anyone but richer citizens to afford.
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As the central bank and the finance ministry agreed to carry out the deal at market prices, the recent global sell-off driven by concerns about the coronavirus outbreak and its implication ate away a large chunk of Sberbank's capitalisation.
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In exchange for the 35 percent stake, which is worth 3.1 billion euros ($3.5 billion) at current market prices, the treasury - which owns 65 percent of the post office - is expected to receive shares in CDP, two of the sources said.
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From there, Minerd figures the Fed will get involved, going back to the quantitative easing policies that helped pull the economy out of the last recession and pushed a surge in stock market prices but also coincided with lackluster economic growth.
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Compounding matters are the facts that global asset market prices are at very high levels and that many risky loans have been made at interest rates that do not adequately compensate the lenders for the risk of default on those loans.
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By the same token, it makes no mention of the serious and dangerous distortions in global asset market prices that ultra-unorthodox monetary policy has created, which could very well have set up the global economy for a hard landing.
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Year-On-Year decline is entirely due to exchange rate effects * As market prices for milk products are still low, now expects a gross sales revenue of 560 million to 600 million Swiss francs for current financial year Source text - bit.
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"The government has not been paying companies for more than three years, and it's pushing the market into a more troubled situation, with a shortage of dollars pushing black market prices to 21.5-3.83 times the official exchange rate," he said.
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At the start of 2016, Fed officials were envisioning raising rates four times over the course of the year, but bond market prices suggested investors weren't buying it and thought only one or two rate increases were on the way.
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In addition to lower borrowing costs, those homeowners who did not heed the advice given above may find themselves over-leveraged and be forced to sell their home at below market prices, again providing a great buying opportunity for the financially secure.
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Market prices have also fallen by 75 to 80 percent compared to list prices due to the level of discounting of the generic tablets, Indivior said, warning the impact of those price changes could also reduce annual net revenue by $50 million.
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And, says Bjarne Schultz of Norway's Directorate of Fisheries, analysis of data on individual skippers' behaviour, and the migratory patterns and market prices of fish, will allow drones to be sent to the areas where illegal activity is most likely to occur.
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Anticipating some of these losses, top banks in Italy have already set aside reserves equal to 45.4 percent of all their bad debt, a higher 'coverage ratio' than in all but a few euro zone nations but still below prevailing market prices.
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In operation since 1961, Bethesda Crab House has served local blue crab at market prices (and crabs sourced from elsewhere when our short-lived season is over), in addition to a variety of other types of seafood, for more than five decades.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - From a smartphone app delivering market prices to Guatemalan farmers to online nutrition tips in rural Colombia, the push to end hunger has entered a new era with the U.N. food agency deploying the latest technology to fight it.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's prime minister, Voldoymyr Groysman, said on Saturday the government was reviewing the way it sets domestic gas bills to make sure market prices are taken into account - a bid to answer demands under a $17.5-billion IMF aid program.
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Most supplemented their intake with water and cookies bought from a shop on the other side of a fence that charged far above market prices — the detainees ordered and passed money through the wire, and the products were passed back the following day.
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"With India as one of the world's largest gold consumers approaching the festive season, we are optimistic that a surge in demand will push the market prices internationally," said chief executive and Founder of Sun Global Investments, Mihir Kapadia, in a press release.
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The big takeaway: The 72% decline in market prices for natural gas is by far the biggest culprit, with flat power consumption and the growth of wind power playing lesser roles (with wind only a factor in the western parts of PJM).
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FRANKFURT, Oct 15 (Reuters) - A surcharge levied on German consumers to support renewable power will fall by 5.7 percent next year as funds collected to support green electricity are high and wholesale market prices have risen, network operators (TSOs) said on Monday.
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But analysts and market players say there might be a silver lining for investors, as the growing number of defaults and the regulatory seizure of a struggling regional bank may help foster a shift in how China's onshore bond market prices risk.
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UFC energy specialist Nicolas Mouchnino said that market data show that a fall in nuclear power output in Germany and Britain typically leads to an increase in wholesale market prices, but that in France nuclear power output typically falls as wholesale prices drop.
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Renewable power technologies have become more cost-efficient and investment in many projects has already paid off, which means that market prices are often significantly lower than the current subsidized prices, he said, expecting consumers to benefit from the switch to market terms.
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The Malacalzas, billionaires who built their fortune on steel, own 27.6 percent of the lender after investing more than 400 million euros for a stake worth just some 23 million euros based on market prices before trading in Carige shares was suspended indefinitely.
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The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said that Susanna and Boris Mirkin sufficiently pleaded that XOOM promised New York consumers a variable "market-based" rate but instead charged them whatever it pleased and even raised its rates when market prices declined.
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FRANKFURT, May 11 (Reuters) - German utility E.ON has made forward sales of its central European power production at above-market prices for most of the next two years, but it faces power generation losses once the contracts expire, slides showed on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - From next year, the European Central Bank will need to communicate the expected path of interest rates beyond its initial hike to keep market prices consistent with a slow rise in inflation, ECB chief economist Peter Praet said on Thursday.
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On that count he has a comfortable margin of safety: net debt was $45 billion at the end of June, or just 17% of his portfolio's $260 billion worth, using market prices for the listed stakes and SoftBank's estimates for its private holdings.
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The market is pricing in "an overly pessimistic" level of dividend payouts with the swap-market prices implying a 2.7% growth in S&P 500 dividend per share through 2023, well below Goldman's estimate for 5% annual growth over the next five years.
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Vale said that although it was not the right time to increase costs for the domestic industry, Temer's original proposal for iron ore royalties to rise and fall with market prices was in line with what the company is able to pay.
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The Bank of England in its November Financial Stability Report also warned about the mismatch, saying it is unclear how quickly loans can be sold to meet withdrawal requests without affecting market prices, even for those that have a 30-day redemption period.
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The range of my estimate is wide partly because it is unclear precisely what assumption to use in extrapolating from market prices to the odds Mr. Trump drops out, and partly because these calculations are sensitive to small changes in betting odds.
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"It becomes a vicious cycle because you have to sell, you're selling into a bad market, prices come down, which creates another sort of margin call, which creates another problem, and then it's like a vortex," Ubinas said in his 2015 testimony.
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They weren't just less headache than old-world services, but because they were using phones to eliminate inefficiencies, they argued that they could be cheaper, too — so cheap that as they grew, they could offer luxury-level service at mass-market prices.
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And two weeks ago, I announced a new pricing policy for subsidized sales flats in Hong Kong and the prices in future will be delinked from the market prices and linked to the affordability in terms of the income of the families.
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While this policy is out of sync with market expectations, which put the first hike in 2021, policymakers have dismissed the significance of the disconnect, arguing that economic conditions would impact the eventual move and market prices simply reflect the changing outlook.
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Grey market operators usually sell gold at discounts to prevailing market prices as they evade paying the 15.5% tax, denting business of banks and bullion dealers, said Harshad Ajmera, a gold wholesaler in Kolkata, referring to the import tax plus the sales tax.
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The rule was aimed at stopping the practice of coal companies selling coal at below-market prices to their affiliated companies as a way to reduce royalty payments the companies owed, according to former Interior Department officials who worked on the rule.
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If New York charges market prices for curb parking — the lowest prices that will produce one or two open spaces on each block — drivers won't need to hunt for parking because they will always see open curb spaces available wherever they go.
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