So there is a nominal benefit, but only a nominal one, meaning it's about adding up more numbers.
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No. The rate at which we save is a factor of nominal disposable or after-tax income and nominal consumption.
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The tender sought a nominal 50,000 tonnes, but Algeria often buys considerably more in its tenders than the nominal volume sought.
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This corresponded to 75% of senior creditors' outstanding nominal claims of EUR10.2bn and 0003% of subordinated creditors' outstanding nominal claims of EUR0.9bn.
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Pension plans on average assume a nominal return of 7.6 percent on their total portfolios and nominal stock returns of 9.6 percent.
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Conversely, "nominal" factors like monetary policy are not important for long-run growth, but nominal shocks are very important in the short-run business cycle.
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That's because everything from labor contracts to mortgages are usually specified in nominal (dollar) terms, and hence are impacted when monetary shocks influence nominal spending.
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The first such purchase would be of nominal government bonds to a nominal amount of 2.5 billion crowns, it said in a statement on Tuesday.
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In setting policy, the Fed looks at "real rates" - its stated nominal rate less inflation - so higher inflation allows a higher nominal rate, all things being equal.
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YOU'RE LOOKING AT 5% NOMINAL GDP WHAT IN HEAVEN'S NAME ARE TEN YEAR TREASURY YIELDS DOING AT 73 IF WE HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR 5% OF NOMINAL GDP.
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Nominal shocks occur when unstable monetary policy leads to a rise or fall in nominal GDP, which measures the total dollar spending on all goods in the economy.
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That included 25.9 billion pesos in 98-day notes at a nominal annual interest rate of 42.14 percent, 10.6 billion pesos in 217-day notes at a nominal annual interest rate of 39.74 percent, and $913 million in 203-day dollar notes at a nominal annual interest rate of 5.25 percent.
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"Exports have reacted more negatively than expected in nominal terms," Credit Suisse economist Bettina Rutschi Ostermann said, adding that nominal export development was more important than real in Switzerland.
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Nominal GDP targeting - The Fed would manipulate interest rates to target the nominal dollar value of the gross domestic product, picking a certain growth rate, say 3% annual growth. 5.
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Nedbank also said it had cut its guidance for full-year diluted headline earnings per share to around nominal GDP growth, rather than greater than or equal to nominal GDP growth.
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The government sold 49.275 billion pesos ($2.44 billion) in peso-denominated 182-day notes with a nominal annual interest rate of 13 percent, $500 million in dollar-denominated 182-day notes at a nominal rate of 2.85 percent, and $500 million in 343-day dollar notes at a nominal annual rate of 3.54 percent.
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And while real interest rates (the nominal interest rate minus the rate of inflation) have fallen into negative territory in the past, this is our first experience with negative nominal interest rates.
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The Atlanta Fed's model doesn't include an estimate for nominal growth, but using last quarter's GDP deflator, we can glean that Q235 nominal growth (inflation + real growth) will be about 294 percent.
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The nominal value of each share was set at 1,000 roubles ($17.13), and the price for the share issue should be no less than the nominal value, the FG had said earlier.
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This could be a version of "money illusion", when people fail to adjust their expectations for nominal returns as inflation declines (in this case, both real and nominal expectations ought to have fallen).
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STOCKHOLM, March 17 (Reuters) - Sweden's central bank said on Thursday it bought 2019 nominal bonds at an average yield of -0.411 percent and 2026 nominal bonds at an average yield of 0.812 percent.
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He said he invests "relatively nominal amounts" in his E-Trade account, declining to say what was a nominal investment for a professional athlete who earned more than $30 million over his career.
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I think nominal GDP is much higher than people expected.
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Nominal GDP growth of just 1.2 percent is beyond pitiful.
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But it's entirely possible that those obligations are entirely nominal.
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"Everything has gone nominal and according to schedule," Lauretta said.
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Yet the policy rates that central banks control are nominal.
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Keeping it under control will require higher nominal interest rates.
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They also added Phyllis Redstone, 91, as a nominal defendant.
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Clinton with only a nominal edge in the battleground states.
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" China's Global Times said it achieved "not even nominal success.
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It is expected to expand 22.5 percent in nominal terms.
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The nominal closer, Sergio Romo, would have the night off.
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A proper monetary policy would keep nominal GDP growth steady.
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In response, Jeffcoat moves against Rhoades's nominal ally, Commissioner Sansone.
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Though behind bars, Mr. Riina remained the Mafia's nominal chief.
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This is known as a "differences in nominal significance" error.
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This nominal Facebook hack has been floating around for years.
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Nominal wage growth is higher in countries like Germany and lower in other countries but by and large even though underlying inflation remains muted we see a pick up in nominal wage growth everywhere.
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Since 1870, Mr Blanchard noted in his lecture, the average nominal interest rate on one-year US government debt has been 4.6%, while the average annual growth rate of nominal GDP has been 5.3%.
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The shareholder meeting of the beverage group on Friday approved a stock split its ordinary shares with a nominal value of 0.10 euros each into new shares with a nominal value of 0.05 euros apiece.
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The source said retail bondholders would be offered the chance of converting their bonds at or close to nominal value, while institutional investors would get between 80 and 100 percent of their bonds' nominal value.
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As a computer scientist, she could understand the nominal use case.
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This is in both nominal and real (adjusted for inflation) terms.
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After all, its the nominal economy that people really live in.
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The firms had already been fined a nominal amount last year.
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Historically, a DUI conviction itself brought only nominal, feigned social censure.
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But they are still growing twice as fast as nominal GDP.
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The problem is the zero lower bound on nominal interest rates.
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In the second half of 2015 nominal growth was just 6.5%.
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Jacoby's father became a nominal Catholic to help him quit gambling.
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Update: ICESat-22 launch nominal and signal has been picked up!
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That made it much easier to earn a high nominal return.
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In nominal terms, spending surpassed the pre-recession peak in 2013.
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Exports of medicines grew a nominal 8.9 percent during the year.
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It stimulates higher nominal growth and generates jobs in the country.
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A nominal-GDP target would allow for temporary variations in inflation.
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Roger Wicker, who headed into Tuesday's primaries with a nominal challenge.
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Low inflation is fundamentally a reflection of tepid nominal spending growth.
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Each new escalation in trade tensions causes large nominal sell-offs.
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The car is a classy GT, with a nominal back seat.
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Or, for a nominal fee, you could add a milkshake instead.
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One pays out a given interest rate specified in nominal terms.
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He often treated poor patients for nothing or a nominal charge.
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Today's Resident Evil games are the most nominal kinds of shooters.
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It's more about inflation, which can be volatile, than nominal wages.
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First, 2.7 percent isn't a great growth rate for nominal wages.
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" Asked about the added expense, Mr. Till said it was "nominal.
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The presidium president had historically been the nominal head of state.
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Nominal dollar increases, Democrats argue, are meaningless if prices are rising.
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In Europe and Japan nominal interest rates are already below zero.
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That's about all there is in the way of nominal plot.
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OK, here's one hypothesis: it's partly about downward nominal wage rigidity.
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Aren't their characters just as important as the nominal white leads?
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Of course, this does not mean that nominal prices must fall.
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The nominal amount of the IPO is yet to be disclosed.
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I would assume the percentage of this occurring would be nominal.
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The company is listed as a "nominal plaintiff" in the complaint.
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The portfolio has a nominal value of about 225 million euros.
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Nominal GDP rose by 5.1 So, if we're growing debt so much during a 5 percent nominal GDP period and you ticked off some economic facts are reasonably reassuring, what's going to happen when we turn down?
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Nominal damages were awarded, and the league folded after the 1985 season.
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Nonetheless, the army has retained enough influence to resist nominal budget cuts.
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La Rioja's economy grew 3.2% in 2015 to an estimated nominal EUR7.9bn.
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La Rioja's economy grew 183% in 2015 to an estimated nominal EUR7.9bn.
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In nominal terms, the deficit stood at 14.97 billion lei ($3.76 billion).
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The external debt amount was 4.8 percent of nominal GDP in 2015.
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Even nominal household income has fallen, making it harder to service debt.
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Consider the difference between Gordon and Victor Oladipo, Westbrook's nominal running mate.
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Many Salafist preachers were nominal Christians who trod the path in reverse.
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Positively, the 15% balance reduction was achieved at relatively nominal loss rates.
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Inflation last year was 12.9 percent, while nominal wages rose very little.
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Robust asset growth in nominal terms continues to pressure Bancaribe's capital ratios.
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Doing so when he's a nominal center, operating in space, is unfathomable.
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In nominal terms, the pensions deficit has nearly quadrupled in four years.
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The present combination of low nominal and real interest rates is unprecedented.
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Treasury buys back the following bonds: 4.5% BTP nominal bonds due Feb.
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The current combination of low nominal and real interest rates is unprecedented.
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Nominal GDP — real output plus inflation — registered a small 1.5 percent gain.
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Additionally, health care costs for the community are nominal, with less than .
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In states with high nominal incomes, prices are usually higher—with exceptions.
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At the end of 2015, nominal GDP was around 500 trillion yen.
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Selling such arrears will be done at discounts to the nominal value.
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The Justice Department, its nominal legal counsel, has declined to defend it.
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Tennessee (Al Gore's nominal home) and West Virginia (once so Democratic that
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The nominal lead has gone back and forth between the two candidates.
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He believes inflation expectations will pick up and exceed nominal interest rates.
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On a nominal basis, interest rates were indeed cut to historical lows.
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"We maybe had one guy who was a nominal Catholic," he said.
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Second, nominal wages by themselves can't buy a higher standard of living.
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Severino is the Yankees' nominal ace, like Cole for the 2015 Pirates.
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For stocks, current prices were compared with each respective country's nominal GDP.
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In fact, loan growth has again been exceeding growth in nominal GDP.
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It said the placing price could not be below the nominal price.
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After all, they have no stylists, or even a nominal dress code.
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Nominal Treasuries are likely to underperform TIPs over an institutional investment horizon.
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A tightening labor market is placing upward pressure on nominal wage growth.
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If GDP rose, however, the nominal borrowing level would also go up.
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Starr's nominal audience was Congress: It was a referral recommending Clinton's impeachment.
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If no output gap remains, more nominal GDP growth would translate into more inflation, and hence into higher nominal wage growth (unemployment might also temporarily fall below its natural rate, a concept whose history I recently wrote about).
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Varathan and Chang recommend that investors take note of the difference between nominal GDP and real GDP, as nominal growth only started overtaking real growth in 2016 and this is a key precondition to growing out of debt.
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Nevertheless, a prolonged low-rate environment due to the Bank of Japan's monetary easing could encourage lawmakers to call for more spending as long as nominal interest rates undershoot nominal growth, helping lower the debt-to-GDP ratio.
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Just last week, government estimates indicated the world's No.3 economy would miss its nominal GDP goal of 600 trillion yen ($5.7 trillion) in fiscal 2020, with Tokyo now expecting nominal GDP of 551 trillion yen instead, Reuters reported.
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In its debt sensitivity analysis, Fitch assumes medium term nominal GDP growth will moderate to an annual average of 13%, government primary balance of 2.0% of GDP, and a nominal effective interest rate gradually rising to 7.0% by 2026.
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They are not a relevant Kauri alternative for high-grade nominal bond investors.
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There is a strong correlation between nominal GDP and the 10-year note.
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They value insolvent loans at less than 40 percent of their nominal value.
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Unsecured loans are usually worth less than 10 percent of their nominal value.
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The latest figures put annual nominal GDP growth at nearly 4%, above expectations.
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"But also there are questions on sustainability of this nominal convergence," he said.
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Nominal GDP is about $70 trillion — U.S. and China combined are $30 trillion.
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We track home prices on both a nominal and real (inflation-adjusted) basis.
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Falcon 9 second stage and THAICOM 8 spacecraft in nominal orbit and coast.
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That is a near doubling in nominal terms from the level of 2018.
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Nominal-wage growth is slowly rising, as employers compete more fiercely for workers.
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It has a nominal crushing capacity of 20,000 tonnes of soy per day.
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We're still waiting on solar panel deployment but everything is nominal so far.
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Japan's 10-year note offers a nominal yield of just about zero percent.
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That means losses are limited to the individuals and nominal positions in question.
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Wage earners' nominal cash earnings rose 0.2 percent year-on-year in September.
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Under Abenomics Japan's nominal GDP has grown at its fastest for 18 years.
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Growth in nominal earnings in 2016 looks set to match last year's 2.7%.
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The nominal value of the bonds, which are due to mature on Sept.
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Nominal yield spreads meanwhile are lower than that, around 2.2 percentage points. tmsnrt.
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Apple's loss canceled out a gain for Facebook, which reached a nominal high.
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Wage increases were no problem because the nominal unemployment rate was clearly understated.
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The two new reactors will double the plant's nominal capacity of 2,000 megawatts.
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In that context, even a marginally negative nominal bond yield may look attractive.
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Like many other WNBA players, Nurse will spend her nominal offseason playing overseas.
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That nominal advantage was well within the poll's four-point margin or error.
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Though Jensen is the nominal bandleader for the gigs on Wednesday and Jan.
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Over the past year, the average hourly nominal wage has risen 2.7 percent.
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In summer, I went to a monthlong Pioneer camp for a nominal fee.
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It would be nice if we could cleanly separate real and nominal shocks.
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The government had targeted nominal growth of 12% for the current fiscal year.
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Sales rose by 3.4% in nominal terms during all of 2019, it said.
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"We&aposre looking for anything that&aposs off-nominal," he told Business Insider.
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That rate compares with the nominal corporate federal tax rate of 220006 percent.
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Some airlines give away (or charge a nominal fee) for nearly disposable earbuds.
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Bernie Sanders are the nominal national frontrunners, though their positions are quite weak.
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About 10 million nominal Democrats would stay home or vote for someone else.
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Mr. Reider pays nominal rent, and the three operate the supper club cooperatively.
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That would be consistent with rising nominal and real long-term interest rates.
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A nominal plaintiff is considered one with a technical connection to a dispute.
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They can be bought for a few dollars and sold for nominal fees.
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The nominal rate of return on the additional investment is 7% per year.
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A nominal annual amount goes out automatically to both parties to maintain dialogue.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS In its debt sensitivity analysis, Fitch assumes medium-term nominal GDP growth will moderate to an annual average of 4.5%, government primary balance of 2.0% of GDP, and a nominal effective interest rate gradually rising to 6.9% by 2026.
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Some 1.2 million nominal Greeks (distinguished by religion and not by language or culture) left Turkey while 400,000 equally nominal Turks went the other way, accompanied by scenes of people drowning and starving that are reminiscent of Europe's southern edges today.
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SURE. ONE THING THAT PEOPLE ARE MISSING IS THAT NOMINAL GDP, ONE OF THE REASONS AGAIN WHY WE TURN NEGATIVE ON THE BOND MARKET IS NOMINAL GDP IS AN EXCELLENT PROXY FOR WHERE TEN YEAR TREASURY YIELDS SHOULD BE. AND NOMINAL GDP COULD BE UP AROUND 27% WHEN YOU GET TO MAYBE APRIL OF NEXT YEAR, MAYBE YOU GET 200% REAL GDP WHICH WE SORT OF HAVE GOING ON RIGHT NOW.
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It is now 17.92 percent below the nominal high that it reached last year.
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Labour ministry data showed wages fell in both nominal and inflation-adjusted real terms.
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Volunteers have always produced the free event, which charges participating artists a nominal fee.
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The subscription-based business model capitalizes on longstanding client relationships with nominal account churn.
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Nominal wages increased by 2.4 percent as consumer prices edged up by 0.1 percent.
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The clearest positive for China's banks has been an upturn in nominal economic growth.
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The A$21.8 billion "lost" was worth a huge 22018 percent of nominal GDP.
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In Sri Lanka they pay initially a nominal 4 cents for a cubic metre.
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It was one of six autonomous communities with faster nominal GDP growth from 2015.
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The yuan has appreciated; nominal growth is just shy of a five-year high.
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The Treasury said it would keep auction levels steady for longer-term nominal securities.
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The ratio has nonetheless continued to rise because nominal GDP has expanded unusually slowly.
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Nominal wage growth remains below 3% a year, which is measly by historical standards.
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Our strategists suggest UST curve steepeners, real and nominal, and a lower US dollar.
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It wasn't until 1999 that I was able to pay myself a nominal salary.
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However, the nominal freeze in spending throughout the year also helped contain the deficit.
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He would openly objectify my female friends, appraising their physical attractiveness with nominal values.
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Either Trump will have to back down, or his nominal allies in Congress will.
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The capital reduction decreases the nominal value per share from 40.00 francs to 3.50.
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Doubling it would be an improvement, but targeting nominal GDP would be better still.
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Cue reams of graphs about output gaps, exchange-rate competitiveness and nominal-wage rigidity.
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Amazon, which is trading at nominal highs, rose $10.16, or 1.5 percent, to $713.23.
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Once constitutional requirements are dismissed as "nominal," the rule of law is at risk.
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Italy undertook to trim its nominal budget deficit from 2.4% of GDP to 2%.
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The budget forecasts nominal GDP growth of 11.8%, and tax revenue growth of 12.7%.
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Nominal fixed business investment increased just 8.2% through the first three quarters of 2018.
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Such research would improve policy by moving from nominal to real GDP growth targeting.
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The reinsurer maintains exceptionally strong nominal levels of capital relative to its business volumes.
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Economists have found consistently that nominal (that is, not inflation-adjusted) wages are sticky.
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Other ride-sharing companies, including Gett and Juno, saw a nominal increase that week.
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Medicaid has either no or nominal premiums and negligible cost sharing for its beneficiaries.
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In April exports rose to their highest level for three years in nominal terms.
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Cambodia has been a nominal democracy since 1993, following decades of war and conflict.
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Targeting price levels or nominal GDP would simply create more latitude for Fed mischief.
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Macron suggested those deals were overinflated, though, saying he would not flaunt nominal amounts.
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Pearson said its donation had been nominal and vetted to prevent conflict of interest.
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Over time, interest rates tend to move in tandem with the nominal growth rate.
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Yes, they have space to open their limbs, but we're talking about nominal improvements.
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Last year, U.C.B. began raising ticket prices, which represent a nominal source of revenue.
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He is a nominal point guard listed at 6 foot 7 and 225 pounds.
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Future independence remains the nominal goal of most (though not all) local political parties.
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In most ski areas, the practice is free, though some charge a nominal fee.
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AND U.S. NOMINAL GDP IS AT 4.4, BUT IT'S PROBABLY GOING TO GO HIGHER.
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Revised data showed that nominal wages were flat from a year earlier in March.
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In trade weighted terms, Thailand's nominal effective exchange rate was the highest since 13.
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Conventionally, the "real" interest rate is the nominal (or common) interest rate, minus inflation.
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Sessions, the nominal head of Trump's foreign policy team, was also in the room.
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Add weak inflation, and the nominal interest rate matching r-star is also low.
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As a result, it has only provided nominal support to local businesses thus far.
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That could be done by getting employers to cut wages in nominal terms but that would be incredibly difficult and would throw up all sorts of other problems (workers' debts would still be fixed in nominal terms so could not be repaid).
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A very low nominal yield is still positive in real terms when prices are falling.
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During a nominal crew capsule landing, three parachutes would deploy to slow the falling spacecraft.
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Optiv filed for an IPO last month, with a nominal fundraising target of $100 million.
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The Republican results marked a nominal gain for Trump since his win in the Feb.
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The Treasury said it would launch a new three-year nominal bond maturing on Oct.
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The flooding has had a "pretty nominal impact" on Popeyes' fiscal third-quarter, he said.
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If we assume inflation of 2%, then the nominal return from equities would be 6%.
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Annual growth in private-sector nominal wages this year has been around the 2.5% mark.
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The result is a nominal discount rate of 4.8% and a real rate of 20173%.
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The expansion of nominal GDP, which makes no adjustment for inflation, is even more striking.
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In recent months the growth in nominal wages has been only about 2% a year.
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Marsha Blackburn faced only nominal primary opposition in their race to replace retiring Republican Sen.
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A wrong entry means they lose those tokens, which at present only have nominal value.
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Think what you will about government spying, its nominal goal is to protect the nation.
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Encourage this option by not taxing a portion of payments, up to a nominal amount.
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The IPO will see Medical Park offer up to 101 million lira nominal value shares.
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Admittedly, negative nominal rates apply mostly to commercial-bank reserves held at the central bank.
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National nominal GDP is expected to grow on average 2.5% per year in 7503-2020.
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Its insurance operations were sold for a nominal 1 euro to China's Anbang in July.
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The fund says its portfolio averaged nominal returns of 5.7 percent between 1996 and 2016.
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Japan illustrates the challenges such demographic decline poses for a country's sustained nominal economic growth.
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"They can do a nominal 2 to 2.5 percent listing," one of the sources said.
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And, of course, income does not mean simply nominal income, but real (inflation-adjusted) income.
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The average wage grew by a nominal 6.8 percent in the third quarter last year.
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Revenue, which turns into earnings, usually lags nominal GDP - where growth could slow in 2019.
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But it's not necessarily the case for other data, such as nominal gross domestic product.
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In contrast, during the two prior years, nominal GDP grew at more than 4 percent.
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Yeah. The nominal shelf life of our burger is pretty much identical to ground beef.
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Public debt continues to fall in line with robust nominal growth and lower interest expenditure.
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Does the United States condemn its nominal partner for targeting JFS and scuttle the agreement?
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Here are eight tips to help keep your travel expenses nominal and your wallet fat.
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Green said these platforms expect this work to be done for "nominal sums" of money.
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Tillis faces only nominal opposition after his self-funding primary challenger flamed out last year.
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Downward nominal wage rigidity is a real thing, which becomes highly relevant at low inflation.
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Translation: Love and Irving are often out of position defensively, thus rendering their resistance nominal.
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One way to put the nominal mortgage rate in context is to adjust for inflation.
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In short, when nominal GDP is higher than the jobless rate, wages usually rise appreciably.
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Syrian Kurdish and US officials have said that the attacks continue, despite a nominal ceasefire.
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Could it be over 6 percent nominal in the third quarter when it gets reported?
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The archdiocese signed a 198-year lease for the nominal rent of $1 a year.
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He does have a nominal primary on Tuesday, though he is expected to be fine.
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Carige said it was offering to convert a 160 million euro ($190 million) Tier 1 bond at 30 percent of its nominal value and three Tier 2 bonds with a combined outstanding amount of 13 million euros at 70 percent of their nominal value.
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ONE OF THE MOST UNCANNY RELATIONSHIPS THAT MOST PEOPLE AREN'T EVEN AWARE OF IS THAT THE YIELD ON THE TEN-YEAR HAS BEEN TRACKING THE AVERAGE OF THE GERMAN TEN-YEAR AND U.S. NOMINAL -- U.S. NOMINAL GDP ALMOST EXACTLY FOR THE LAST FEW YEARS.
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Private-sector pay growth, excluding bonuses, is running at about 3% a year in nominal terms.
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Mr Enderlein expects nominal pay rises of 3-4% over the next few years in Germany.
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Personal income rate cuts may boost nominal growth by 0.2 percentage points, estimate analysts at Nomura.
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Wesfarmers sold Homebase for a nominal one pound in May, just two years after buying it.
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The norm in Australia used to be nominal annual wage increases of about 3% to 20093%.
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Revenue in 2017 will essentially be flat in nominal terms, while spending will grow nearly 30%.
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Fitch estimates credit growth accelerated to 267% in 296, about 20204x nominal GDP growth of 2852%.
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The blue line represents nominal gross domestic product on an index basis of January 2000 = 100.
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Registered users can borrow any of 450 bikes from 48 docking stations for a nominal fee.
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Instead, the most recent official reading shows annual nominal wage growth of just 2.7% in June.
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But nominal growth is nearly 10% in yuan terms, up markedly over the past 12 months.
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Regional Economy Recovering Asturias's economy grew 3.9% in 2015 to an estimated nominal GDP of EUR21.6bn.
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Their overall nominal accounting value stood at 45 billion lei ($11.67 billion) in 2015, it added.
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What we could not have had without a Great Recession was a decline in nominal spending.
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Several have sought him out to acknowledge their nominal brotherhood, or to ask for a favor.
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The messaging app originally charged users a very nominal yearly fee in lieu of selling advertisements.
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Even proponents of nominal gross domestic product, or NGDP, targeting say it may be too radical.
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That flood of money was a big boost to measures of national income and nominal growth.
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And they assume nominal returns on investments of 6.5% a year, which they describe as "conservative".
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The report said the deal could be completed for a nominal sum, according to unspecified sources.
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He anticipates disappointing inflation, slower nominal and real growth, weakness abroad, and a failed retail revival.
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Revised data showed that in the previous month nominal wages were unchanged from a year earlier.
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Russia's 2018 presidential elections are rapidly approaching and Vladimir Putin has some, at least nominal, competition.
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If the Fed were hitting its 2% inflation target, the natural nominal rate would be 2.4%.
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As nominal defendants, the two children and Phyllis Redstone do not bear any responsibility or fault.
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The index is now about 1.2 percent below its nominal high set in May last year.
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The 25.7 figure corresponds to nominal growth of 26.1 percent and underlying growth of 27.1 percent.
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The Danes and the Dutch have a similar problem, despite sharing neither longitudinal nor nominal similarities.
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The Trump campaign also previously spent a nominal $108 at the Apple Store in New York.
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The 2017 figure corresponds to nominal growth of 7 percent and underlying growth of 2.8 percent.
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They live, proudly, across Offa's Dyke, the nominal border between two nations, one big, one small.
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It happened a couple years ago when nominal growth went from 12 percent to 5 percent.
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Yet Islamic State still manages to launch deadly attacks in areas under the government's nominal control.
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Belgosstrakh has an exceptionally strong nominal level of capital relative to its current business volume level.
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He said those countries were actually increasing their nominal budget deficit, despite the economic good times.
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Greybull paid former owners Tata Steel a nominal one pound for the company three years ago.
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We're not interested in reforms and nominal guarantees from anybody that things will stay on budget.
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The second challenge is the inherently intermittent nature of RE, whose nominal costs are relatively inexpensive.
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Murray can expect a heavier workload even once the nominal starter is back in the huddle.
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Instead, the 10-year is trailing nominal U.S. GDP growth, as it did in the 1990s.
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Why would anyone bother talking to America's nominal top diplomat if what he's saying doesn't matter?
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His promotion also threatens to marginalize China's prime minister and Mr. Liu's nominal superior, Li Keqiang.
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"To overcome the nominal zero lower bound, central banks would need to eliminate cash," Amamiya said.
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Technology shares led the Nasdaq higher while the Dow Jones Industrial average posted a nominal loss.
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It looks to us as if the COC is no longer representing its nominal corporate board.
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And inflation eases economic adjustments by allowing companies to cut real wages without cutting nominal wages.
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Meanwhile, Tillis easily scored the GOP nomination after facing only nominal opposition within his own party.
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In nominal terms, prices last fell below $22 per mmBtu in 20223 when they averaged $22022.
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Tillis also won his primary on Tuesday, though he faced only nominal opposition in the race.
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La votación nominal se registró cuidadosamente para cumplir con las reglas del congreso y la constitución.
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About half are free and the other half charge nominal fees to cover food and lodging.
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It has also led to Venezuela's breakup into localized economies with only nominal links to Caracas.
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The nominal value of each of the company's shares will increase from 10 to 13 zlotys.
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Germany's HDE retail association confirmed its forecast for nominal sales growth of 2 percent this year.
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Mr. Branover accused Calabria of making nominal changes in a cynical attempt to flout the ruling.
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To use the parlance of the games themselves, this should be an "all systems nominal" situation.
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The company set a nominal amount of $100 million to indicate the size of the IPO.
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So long as markets believed this credible it would increase the nominal long-term interest rate.
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Ultimately in a 4% nominal world, the Fed funds rate ought to be 3% not 2%.
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Notably, the nominal wage bill also fell (by 3.1%), for the first time in recent history.
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There were no hearings with a range of economic and tax experts, and only nominal debate.
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And it maintains at least a nominal commitment to women's empowerment and providing generous humanitarian assistance.
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Carinthia, which has an annual budget of around 2.2 billion euros, a fraction of the bonds' nominal value, said on Wednesday it was offering to buy back the senior bonds at 75 percent of their nominal value, including interest owed, and at 30 percent for subordinated bonds.
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Folksam said in a statement it had bought preference shares, which would be converted to common stock if the carmaker were to go public, for a nominal 750 million Swedish crowns ($84 million), raising the nominal value of its total stake to 1.75 billion Swedish crowns.
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Swedish insurance and savings group Folksam and pension fund investor AMF said on Friday they had each had bought AP1's preference shares for a nominal 750 million Swedish crowns ($84 million), raising their respective nominal interests in Volvo to 1.75 billion crowns and 3.25 billion crowns.
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Humans, focused on nominal value, generally do not, and so lenders suffer as inflation erodes promised receipts.
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Likewise Netflix will have to roughly double its nominal fee per user over the next ten years.
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Valencia's economy grew 4.3% in 2015 to an estimated nominal GDP of EUR101.6bn versus 3.8% in Spain.
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Regional Economy Recovery Cantabria's economy grew 2.6% in 2016 to an estimated nominal GDP of EUR12.5 billion.
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"This gives the MPC some scope to lower nominal interest rates now," it said in a statement.
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Ebitda of US$290m would bring nominal leverage for the deal to over seven times that figure.
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In the past 12 months the growth of nominal GDP has outpaced the growth in money supply.
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It was an exclamation-pointed assertion that infuriated her opponents and had nominal allies smacking their foreheads.
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And China's nominal GDP, which had slowed more than real GDP, sped up again (see chart 2).
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Calls to Canada from the U.S. are free but everywhere else has at least a nominal fee.
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But at least the return on cash and bonds (held to maturity) is fixed in nominal terms.
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The nominal value of each share will be 1 Egyptian pound ($0.0560) instead of five, it said.
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Regional Economy Recovering Asturias's economy grew 3.5% in 2015 to an estimated nominal GDP of EUR21.3 billion.
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CollegeDekho charges a nominal fee from students, and also takes a cut when they join a college.
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The first two metrics are price indices, one expressed in nominal terms and another adjusted for inflation.
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I ALWAYS SAY IN THE 2000s WE USED TO SEE WAGE GROWTH, NOMINAL WAGE GROWTH 3-4%.
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Although the 60 clues have a nominal total value of $54,000, three of them are "Daily Doubles".
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In nominal terms, sales growth was estimated to be between 4.5 and 4.9 percent on the year.
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Andrew Yang's popularity online could explain how he's raised a majority of his money from nominal donations.
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France sold over 8 billion euros of nominal bonds while Spain sold 103 billion euros of debt.
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Nominal wage growth seems to be inching up as firms are forced to compete more for workers.
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Gross domestic product in 2017 expanded 6.9 percent in real terms and 11.2 percent in nominal terms.
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In March 2016, nominal cash earnings rose 1.5 percent on-year and real wages increased 1.6 percent.
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The network has since canceled it because of nominal payments producers made to some of the participants.
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However, a nominal 2.6 percent drop in exports suggested a much deeper dent to exporters' balance sheets.
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Inspired by Magnitsky's tragic death and mindful of iniquities spanning the range of barely nominal democracies, Sen.
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It sold three-, seven-, and 0.0653-year nominal bonds with bids totalling 1.44 times the amount sold.
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With Google's Pagerank, there's at least a nominal sense that users are picking the winners and losers.
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ABC has a nominal franchise due to limited market shares in the countries where the bank operates.
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The reason we take a nominal fee is because we don't want to gouge professionals on cost.
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Regional Economy Recovering Cantabria's economy grew 2.6% in 2016 to an estimated nominal GDP of EUR12.5 billion.
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It sold three-, seven-, and 0.073-year nominal bonds with bids totalling 1.44 times the amount sold.
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The credit binge made Turkish consumers feel rich: nominal household wealth has tripled in the past decade.
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"Home prices reaching their nominal pre-recession peaks brings mixed news for the housing market," McLaughlin said.
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Moreover, even if foreign competition depressed "nominal" wages, it would also reduce the price of importable goods.
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But younger American Christians, whether practising or nominal, seemed much less keen than their parents on execution.
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The nominal tonnage excluded totals 550,000 tonnes, compared with actual Chinese imports of 641,000 tonnes in 103.
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The difference between the two gives a nominal rate of growth (ie, without any adjustment for inflation).
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The government argued furniture purchases are limited to those of "nominal value" under the Members' Representational Allowance.
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Yes, nominal revenues will increase slightly this year; but after you adjust for inflation, revenue is falling.
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As the "largely unsuccessful party," Google also was ordered to pay some nominal fees in the case.
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If bond prices rise further, making yields even more negative, investors can sell for a nominal profit.
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While provision expenses increased 32% on a sequential basis, net charge-offs improved 3% in nominal terms.
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But to gauge risk of re-denomination rather than just default, nominal yield spreads may be inadequate.
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Amazon's shares reached a nominal high after it started a self-publishing video platform called Video Direct.
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Visa said it expects revenue growth of high-single digits in 2018, on a nominal dollar basis.
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Nominal authenticity is based on knowable facts — did Da Vinci paint the canvass, or did someone else?
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"To me that's the bigger story, it's not whether there's a nominal fine or not," Cmar said.
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Rollins said Treasury anticipated "gradual adjustments" to its nominal coupon and 2-year floating rate note issues.
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The ratio of nonfinancial corporate debt to nominal GDP is just below its all-time record high.
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Not until 1997 did a nominal outsider—the jazz trumpeter and composer Wynton Marsalis—receive a nod.
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This uncontrollable factor means large dealers are hesitant to hold inventory that has nominal returns built-in.
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This means that any nominal income growth in 2015 was transformed into an increase in purchasing power.
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"Our commitment to our price stability mandate is vital to anchor expectations of nominal growth," Coeure said.
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The forecast was based on expected nominal prices in December next year compared to December this year.
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He held the lead for a full month until Wednesday, when Hillary Clinton took a nominal lead.
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The appeal of the employer fee is that by design it guarantees that nobody's nominal costs rise.
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Al Sahlawi is Saudi Arabia's nominal striker, but until this moment we have seen little of him.
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Dominant parties often do that when they have little to fear politically from the nominal opposition party.
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The cost to the average American family is nominal, though cost to American producers could be higher.
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The 1990s were a particularly trying era for the institution, which charged visitors a nominal entrance fee.
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" "The nominal GDP growth assumption is realistic and can be achieved with giving a boost to infrastructure.
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Frugal Traveler Eight tips to help keep your travel expenses nominal and your wallet fat this year.
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But economists believe that much of the effect of the nominal cuts was offset by stricter collection.
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It needed to save $2 billion, a nominal amount in the scope of the federal government's budget.
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But 3RD HOME members can opt for the Lime Samui Villa instead, for a nominal weekly fee.
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Morgan Stanley's new base case implies a $360 billion loss to nominal U.S. gross domestic product (GDP).
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In nominal terms, the deficit stood at 48.3 billion lei ($11.22 billion) at the end of December.
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He warned they could trigger a deflationary spiral if falling consumer prices led to lower nominal wages.
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An ideal ride for him was far less about a nominal fee and a 5-star rating.
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In nominal dollars, he said, American imports from China are growing by about 10 percent a year.
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Eskom said 12,098 MW of its 44,000 MW nominal capacity was offline on Friday due to breakdowns.
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Falling real home prices might also be composed of part inflation and part declining nominal home prices.
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But even $1.7 trillion is less than 1 percent of the next decade's total projected nominal GDP.
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That was the biggest deficit since July, and the second widest in nominal terms since January 2015.
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Added up, rising health care costs are hitting nearly everyone, nullifying the nominal gains in their paychecks.
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In this context, any consensus with China on cyber issues was at least a nominal step forward.
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Nominal fees paid by users could provide public land managers with dedicated funding independent of legislative cycles.
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The law granted small parcels of public farmland to any adult citizen who paid a nominal fee.
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They are not under contract and as nominal amateurs face no financial penalty for quitting their teams.
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Nobody likes a sea of uncertainty, so normal progressions with nominal change is clearly the better route.
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Uncertainty over the economic outlook had caused an overreaction in the peso's nominal exchange rate, Carstens said.
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"The current depreciation of nominal effective exchange rate exacerbates inflationary expectations," the bank said in a statement.
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This approach, known as nominal GDP targeting, has been endorsed by prominent economists such as Christina Romer.
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The department is "exploring" potential additions to the current suite of Treasury securities, including a 20-year nominal coupon bond, a 50-year nominal coupon bond and a one-year floating-rate note linked to the Secured Overnight Financing Rate, according to the Treasury's quarterly refunding statement released Wednesday.
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Earlier this month, we reported how some shopkeepers were "selling" phone numbers of girls at a nominal fee.
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This emphasis on nominal records is successful because people prefer to pretend the value of money is constant.
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Once considered a luxury, Indian telecom operators now offer new subscription at no charge (or at nominal cost).
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This nominal landing would result in a "soft, pillowy" landing for the astronauts inside, according to Blue Origin.
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But the pound is accustomed to large swings in its nominal exchange rate, the S&P report said.
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In nominal terms Japanese stocks are still 40% below their peak on the final trading day of 1989.
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Aggregate financing excluding equity grew 12.4 percent in 2016, compared with nominal GDP of 3.0113 percent, Fitch noted.
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Instead, he unleashed waves of condemnation, even from some nominal allies, that won&apost be receding anytime soon.
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The state House is advancing a plan to introduce work requirements and charge most enrollees a nominal premium.
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Later that year, Trump presented the idea to Xi on a visit to China and secured nominal support.
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Sharif said the monthly salary - equivalent to $2,722 - was nominal and he never actually received any of it.
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If it's the latter, even nominal penalties, like Massachusetts' $25 per violation, multiply into staggering amounts of money.
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Neither the territory's nominal leader Carrie Lam nor her backers in the central government appear open to compromise.
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It is sweet and dense and unlike pumpkin spice soap, it actually makes use of the nominal ingredient.
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"Japan has a nominal policy of completely remediating the area so that people can come back," Acton added.
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One of the distinctions you make is between nominal life-hacking and optimal subhacking, which I found interesting.
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Joe Biden has been the nominal frontrunner in the 2020 Democratic race since launching his campaign last April.
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The cushion that 2% inflation provided between zero and the nominal rate thus proved to be too small.
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Foreign capital also makes itself felt in America, where house prices have recovered to a new nominal high.
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Nominal GDP in 220.1 was 22019 trillion yen, with exports at 2270 trillion and imports at 2000 trillion.
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Madrid's economy is recovering as regional GDP grew 103% yoy in 2016 to an estimated nominal EUR210.8 billion.
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During 2018, nominal wages grew 3.3% and 1.3% accounting for inflation, increasing the buying power of American families.
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Since nominal growth is closely correlated with corporate revenue growth, companies could be in for a difficult year.
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But it also means that this nominal planet is much brighter in the infrared than in the visual.
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But even with nominal prices coming down, it did not ignite any substantial uptick in demand, he added.
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A total nominal 27.3 million shares were sold in the offering, with foreign institutional investors taking 74 percent.
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"There's going to be a noticeable improvement in the terms of trade and nominal GDP growth," said Tharenou.
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Indeed, there simply hasn't been $21 trillion in (nominal) Defense Department spending across the entirety of American history.
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Sometimes nominees only spend a nominal amount of time on an appeals court before a Supreme Court promotion.
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China, for instance, has been able to control its nominal exchange rate from behind its imposing capital walls.
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Private borrowing in China has grown rapidly and steadily since 2008, even as nominal output growth has slowed.
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In September, Swiss watch exports fell 5.7 percent year on year in nominal terms to 1.71 billion francs.
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Rollins said the Treasury anticipated "gradual adjustments" to its nominal coupon and 2-year floating rate note issues.
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Credit is growing at twice the rate of nominal GDP, in a country already overburdened by private debt.
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Trade among NAFTA countries nearly quadrupled in nominal terms after the treaty took effect in 1994 (see chart).
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Rueffer said that euro zone partners have made clear that a nominal debt "haircut" was not an option.
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As long as nominal spending growth remains subdued, businesses will be unable to raise prices without depressing demand.
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Early stage and late stage day delinquencies increased in nominal and percentage terms on a linked-quarter basis.
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Democrats have complained that he continued to exert influence behind closed doors despite the nominal leadership of Rep.
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For fiscal 2019 and fiscal 2020, the Cabinet Office forecast nominal economic growth of 1.7% and 2.0%, respectively.
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Nominal GDP, which is the total dollar value of transactions in the economy, can grow for two reasons.
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KERNEN: U.S. COMPANIES DON'T PAY THE NOMINAL TAX RATE, THEY TELL ME. IN YOUR CASE YOU'RE PAYING MORE.
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This view is based on SACE's relatively low multiple of nominal credit exposure to equity and appropriate reserving.
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Generally, the prices of goods and services in states correlate with the nominal incomes, according to Mr. Cole.
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Many people who registered as Democrats back in the era of the Solid South remain nominal Democrats today.
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Participation or domination of the IT supply chain by nominal allies like Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, etc.
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Most emerging market currencies made nominal moves except the trade-sensitive South Korean won which fell 0.4 percent.
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Like Mather's Cafes, many senior centers are usually funded privately or by communities, so fees are typically nominal.
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Observers also worried about its nominal $47 billion valuation and its resilience should it face an economic downturn.
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"That's keeping the nominal money supply from growing, which is the fundamental driver of interest rates," said McCaughan.
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The seven-year bonds, each with a nominal value of 21,20.8816 euros, will pay a semi-annual coupon.
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I stayed in the Dundee rain, lonesome, skint and wearing my nominal independence like a child's birthday badge.
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The Fed can choose whether nominal rates get stuck near zero or rise to a higher, safer level.
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The situation is even worse in several European countries where nominal interest rates have long been below zero.
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The target could be 85033 percent inflation, or 3 percent nominal GDP growth, or some other economic indicator.
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The rest, even those under nominal government control, are waiting for the Taliban to give the green light.
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Not too long ago, economists believed that nominal negative interest rates couldn't actually exist beyond very brief periods.
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He briefly hangs on, gasping but mute, throwing his nominal comrades in arms into a fast-spiraling panic.
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Czech wage data on Tuesday showed still strong growth, rising a real 4.3% and nominal 7.2%, above forecasts.
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That helped fatten measures of national income, while boosting nominal GDP growth to a speedy 5.4% annual pace.
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In nominal terms, without the inflation adjustment, gross domestic product in the United States grew more: 38 percent.
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The administration's tax proposal would cut corporate tax rates sharply, to 20 percent, from a nominal 35 percent.
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The problem for "The Thanksgiving Play" is that, in splitting its satirical attention, it shortchanges the nominal subject.
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"It's a challenge to get funded when your overhead consists of nominal pay and communication charges," Pollack says.
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The U.S. dominates with $21.44 trillion in nominal GDP and makes up one-fourth of the world economy.
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Level 4 cars are capable of full autonomous operation under most circumstances, but a nominal driver remains present.
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Millar said the stoppage cuts nominal GDP in the quarter by an annual rate of about $36 billion.
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Wage earners' nominal cash earnings rose an annual 0.5 percent in April, the biggest rise in four months.
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At 152 percent, Lebanon's nominal debt to gross domestic product (GDP) is the third-highest in the world.
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Monthly wage data showed nominal total cash earnings fell 3.53% in August, down for a second straight month.
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Nominal total cash earnings fell 0.2% in November from a year earlier, their first decline in three months.
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C. put-down, you first need to know that the song has only a nominal connection to pasta.
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Photography clubs, intramural sports teams and volunteer groups are usually free to join or have only nominal dues.
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The real interest rate is a theoretically complex variable; it's not just the nominal interest rate minus inflation.
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" Glennon has written that "judicial review is negligible" and "congressional oversight is dysfunctional" while "presidential control is nominal.
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In 6900, the U.S. boasted a nominal GDP of more than $2628 trillion compared to Russia's $28503 trillion.
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For fiscal 2019 and fiscal 2020, the Cabinet Office forecast nominal economic growth of 1.8% and 2.1, respectively.
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The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq eked out nominal gains while the blue chip Dow edged lower.
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The benefits are more comprehensive, and coverage is nearly free, with beneficiaries required to pay only nominal amounts.
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Friday's ceremony will be attended by North Korea's delegation, including its nominal head of state, Kim Yong Nam.
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There is also a newer "B" class of Berkshire shares whose price isn't so high in nominal terms.
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But, as is so often the case with controversies over Iran, the nominal subject isn't the real issue.
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This happened within the nominal mode of street photography, an aspect of which has not been well understood.
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As part of the rescue, Spain's largest bank Banco Santander acquired the troubled lender for a nominal 13 euro.
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HDB lifted its forecast for nominal construction sales to 5 percent growth in 2016, up from 3.5 percent previously.
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The church stepped in, rented the houses for a nominal sum and organized shelter for the victims of ISIS.
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The nominal amount of government bonds under the decree will be up to $20 billion, according to the decree.
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As a result, nominal GDP climbed 1.2 percent in the quarter and a rapid 5.5 percent for the year.
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Nominal cash earnings rose 1.1 percent year-on-year in September, following a revised 0.8 percent gain in August.
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The decline was caused by a rise in the cost of living, which outpaced nominal pay hikes, officials said.
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You'll pay for the nominal cost of a server, and have complete control over what happens to your data.
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The cost-sharing could exceed the nominal amounts currently allowed, although no more than 5 percent of enrollees' income.
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"We see the government's fiscal targets as broadly credible, but nominal growth projections as somewhat optimistic," S&P said.
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Yet that decline seems more closely linked to tumbling growth in demand, as captured in growth in nominal output.
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In February consumer-price inflation hit 2.3%, compared with a year-on-year rise in nominal wages of 1.9%.
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So, that's what worries me, and that's why I think we have these low nominal rates around the world.
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Square said it expected only a "nominal" contribution to revenue and transaction profit from Starbucks in the current quarter.
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Then these guys go to Sacramento, away from home for four days a week, and their nominal Christianity evaporates.
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Without doing any serious benchmarking, I found that there was only a nominal increase in strength throughout my home.
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Costs of living are high in Switzerland, but elevated nominal wages averaging 72,000 euros ($81,313) compensate, according to Glassdoor.
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Most important, rates are lower than the nominal growth rate of the economy (that is, before adjusting for inflation).
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The 66% relied upon AP represents the highest nominal adjusted AP calculated by Fitch in the past 12 months.
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Steinhoff said the consideration for Kika/Leiner operating companies would be a nominal amount, but did not disclose details.
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More fiscal spending will "lift nominal GDP growth and lead to higher sales and earnings," according to the strategist.
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Nominal cash earnings in February rose 0.9 percent from a year earlier, also the first gain in four months.
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The company said it had bought about 1003 million euro ($75.1 million) nominal value worth of non-performing loans.
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The 72.3% relied-upon AP represents the highest nominal adjusted AP calculated by Fitch in the past 12 months.
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This is based on a discount rate of 20703% in nominal terms and 22070% in real terms (after inflation).
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Even charging a nominal fee can provide enough of a barrier to slow down the constant stream of requests.
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In 2008-09, when a building bust pushed the economy into recession, nominal wages in construction rose by 19603%.
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"I mean you'd have to pull out a magnifying glass in order to find any nominal growth," Miller said.
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However, the pace of nominal wage rises remains slower than the 4 percent increases of before the financial crisis.
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The soccer company approved a non-convertible bond loan for a total nominal value up to 2225 million euros.
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Ironically, it is AE911Truth's own nominal interest in science that necessitates an intense defense of such an untenable position.
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But the franc's annual 20163 percent gain against the euro saw euro zone exports drop a nominal 6.7 percent.
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However, Realkredit committed to increase the nominal OC in Capital Centre T to at least 9.0% within a month.
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Three industry sources said investors can expect to recoup on average 30-35 percent of a loan's nominal value.
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As it stands, honoraria are nominal at best so to take money from yr savings or earnings is stupid.
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He now has full control over Trump's sources of information, able to easily manipulate the weak-willed nominal president.
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That left nominal sales down 20163 percent for the third quarter as a whole, the weakest result since 2010.
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Put in context, that is nearly one-third of the nominal value of the U.S. economy as a whole.
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Still, you can't just let a silly thing like "nominal facts" get in the way of a good model.
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But whatever his rationale, the deal is widening the rift between the president and his nominal allies in Congress.
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The plan involves raising capital by increasing the nominal value of the utilities' shares, and not issuing new shares.
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The bond market used to be a reliable growth indicator with the 10-year yield just below nominal GDP.
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Although he did highlight that the banks BNP, ING and HSBC had large nominal exposure to the energy sector.
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Japan's nominal gross domestic product for the April-June, the latest data available, was an annualized 220 trillion yen.
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The annual cash payment provided to states—in the form of a "block grant"—was a fixed nominal sum.
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Of nominal amount of such bonds * Settlement date of any bonds accepted for purchase is expected to be Nov.
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In fact, the broader equity gauges are trading just shy of their nominal record highs (not adjusted for inflation).
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It did not have to sell itself to prospective targets, especially those from its nominal rivals in the Bundesliga.
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Luxury rentals You can borrow couture for a relatively nominal fee, if you can nab an invitation to Armarium.
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Consider a stock split; some companies with high nominal share prices issue new shares on a pro-rata basis.
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Despite the nominal right to drive, many women will still depend on their male guardians' permission to do so.
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Many apps are free, although those with the most features and tools tend to require a nominal monthly fee.
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An even better approach would be to create and subsidize trading in futures markets that forecast nominal GDP growth.
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"The higher ToT will continue to boost nominal GDP growth, company profits, budget revenues and the AUD," said Dhar.
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Credit growth slowed from double-digit rates to around 7% in 2016, broadly in line with nominal GDP growth.
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A nominal value of Eurobonds to be issued will be up to $4 billion, the ministry said on Wednesday.
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It was 49-27 at the end, by which point even its nominal participants were probably no longer watching.
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The bond has been issued under the series 001P bond programme with a maximum nominal value of RUB100 billion.
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Still, any temporary user number setback would prove nominal for a platform that should focus on healthy user growth.
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Most of the projects we do are these small, nominal projects that people would have had to do themselves.
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With the nominal interest rate effectively pegged at zero, inflation was inevitably going to settle into a lower regime.
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If the Fed wants higher nominal rates in a world of low real rates, it must cultivate higher inflation.
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It can expect, on average, to experience nominal GDP growth of 4 percent a year, half real, half inflation.
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At that pace, the economy would double by 2030 and likely become the world's largest in nominal dollar terms.
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A nominal $10 submission fee applies which goes directly to Slideroom to cover their costs of hosting the service.
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"The nominal expansion in the original bill was quite arguably completely eaten up by other changes," Mr. Lee said.
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Add it all up — faster inflation plus mediocre nominal-wage growth — and you get a stagnation in real wages.
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That compounded breakdowns at the company's coal fleet, which accounts for the bulk of its 44,000 MW nominal capacity.
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The currency has been nearly stable in both nominal and real (price-adjusted) terms over the past two years.
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But that nominal number is meaningless without providing further context of the U.S.'s ability-to-repay that debt.
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GERMANY'S HDE RETAIL ASSOCIATION SAYS IT EXPECTS NOMINAL RETAIL SALES GROWTH OF 2.5% IN 2020 (VS 3.2% IN 2019)
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Tent camping should be one of the cheapest forms of travel, subject to nominal campsite and park admission fees.
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And, remember, these are companies generally growing not much faster than nominal world GDP, with admittedly attractive profit margins.
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There may be a nominal charge (currently about $5) for the process each time you do it, he says.
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Chairman Powell should give nominal-GDP-level targeting a serious hearing, as should members of the House and Senate.
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It forced the nominal frontrunner, Joe Biden, to direct his first words in Thursday night's debate to criticizing Warren.
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Swift's success rate as an activist is nominal; Blackburn is currently sitting through impeachment arguments with 99 other senators.
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Crimea was granted nominal independence, and Russia was finally able to extend its borders to access the Black Sea.
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A nominal $15 submission fee applies which goes directly to Slideroom to cover the costs of hosting the service.
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IF YOU GET A NOMINAL RETURN OF 2.8 OR SOMETHING, YOU ARE GOING TO PAY INCOME TAX ON THAT.
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These advisors work for nonprofit credit counseling agencies and provide one-on-one services for free or nominal costs.
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We are basing it on the previous estimate of the neutral rate range of 6-7% in nominal terms.
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All polls that I have seen talk about at least a nominal majority of voters supporting HQ2 in NYC.
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Suave and multilingual, he later became the international face of the Khmer Rouge as its nominal head of state.
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"It is basically when guys get a whole lot of bonus points just for being nominal feminists," he said.
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The social security deficit in May totaled 14.9 billion reais, little changed in nominal terms from May last year.
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Change over the preceding 20183 months in average hourly wages and in the Consumer Price Index Inflation (dotted line) 3 % Nominal wage 2 1 Real wage 20 June 22013 22014 22015 22016 22017 2.73 Inflation (dotted) 22.7 % Nominal wage 22.7 220 Real wage 0 June 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2.73 Inflation (dotted) 3 % Nominal wage 2 1 Real wage 0 June 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics | By The New York Times The chart here tells the story.
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The government sold $500 million in dollar-denominated 13-day notes with a nominal annual interest rate of 2.99 percent, for which it received $845 million in orders, and $350 million in 364-day notes with a nominal annual interest rate of 3.5 percent, for which it received $697 million in orders.
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That helped nominal GDP expand at a solid 4.9% pace for the year, even though domestic inflation remained very subdued.
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It is offering 75 percent of the nominal value of senior bonds, which make up the bulk of the paper.
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We maintain our base case view that TIPS should outperform nominal U.S. Treasuries over the next six to 12 months.
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The FMA on Sunday imposed a nominal loss on Heta's creditors of more than half their senior bonds' face value.
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Moreover, the empress became the nominal mother of all of the emperor's children (hers and those of his imperial consorts).
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Trennert added that nominal GDP growth and 10-year Treasury yield movements are often correlated, which could justify the move.
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Nominal GDP rose 3 percent alone, the sort of result you only saw at the peak of the mining boom.
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And the cyclical sectors require the pricing power that comes with better nominal growth to justify the rallies they've had.
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That seems to be part of a long-term trend of lower rates over time, both nominal and inflation adjusted.
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Is the president responding to this adversity by bearing down and helping his nominal allies in Congress get stuff done?
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A slowdown in nominal economic growth has made it tougher for Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, who is due on Feb.
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"They should target nominal GDP," he said, noting that first-quarter real GDP was 3.2% and core inflation was 1.6%.
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The board said Rossello used "overly optimistic" forecasts for economic growth rates and for a return to nominal economic growth.
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For companies, falling prices cut into revenues and make it harder to repay debts, which are fixed in nominal terms.
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A ministry official, noting increases in nominal cash earnings and regular pay, said "wages are rising moderately as a trend".
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Wage earners' nominal cash earnings rose 0.2 percent year-on-year in November, following a 0.1 percent gain in October.
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Nominal cash earnings rose 3.6 percent year-on-year in June, faster than a 2.1 percent annual increase in May.
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Assuming nominal GDP growth of 3.4%, general government gross debt is forecast to fall to 169.5% of GDP in 2019.
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More importantly, nominal average hourly earnings rose by 3.1% year over year, the White House noted in a recent post.
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These two were the last firms in the West with even a nominal claim to be independent makers of airliners.
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On Monday, San Francisco Fed President John Williams proposed the Fed target higher inflation or focus instead on nominal GDP.
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And finally, it's hard to be upbeat regarding growth when nominal GDP is up just 2.4 percent year-over-year.
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So far, so good: funding costs have risen and overall credit growth has slowed even as nominal growth has rebounded.
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The futures will have face value of 2 million yuan ($297,740) each, with a nominal interest rate of 3 percent.
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It should aim to continue to grow its NAV faster than India's stockmarket and its profits faster than nominal GDP.
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Together with dynamic nominal GDP growth, this should very gradually reduce public debt to below 40% of GDP by 2018.
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A nominal $10-$15 submission fee applies which goes directly to Slideroom to cover their costs of hosting the service.
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The nominal stock of government debt with negative yields is about $15 trillion, said Fitch in a note on Monday.
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Wage growth is picking up in nominal terms and, with inflation falling, real wages may soon start to grow again.
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A larger share of workers appears to be experiencing nominal wage reductions than was the case a few decades ago.
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Moody's said it was the first time since 2012 that China's nominal GDP grew faster than its shadow banking assets.
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The pageant responded with nominal changes: Organizers added black judges and set up a scholarship fund to encourage black contestants.
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For a nominal fee, you can unlock access to her cheeky adaptations of, say, Pokémon's Misty or Street Fighter's Cammy.
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But the platform itself could then automatically adjust both Deli Dollar "wages" and sandwich prices to allow for nominal inflation.
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For a nominal monthly fee, every morning an autonomous Escalade could arrive at your home and drive you to work.
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Capital spending, including infrastructure investments, will rise by 21.5 percent in nominal terms to remain at 1.9 percent of GDP.
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A world of low inflation and low nominal returns should prompt clients to pay a lot more attention to fees.
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It is the essence of the current quandary that nominal interest rates can't go much lower than they already are.
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Madrid's economy is recovering as illustrated by a 3.9% GDP growth, yoy in 2016 to an estimated nominal EUR210.8 billion.
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Until recently, it was assumed that policy makers had to stop once they had cut nominal interest rates to zero.
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STOCKHOLM, March 3 (Reuters) - Swedish Central Bank said on Thursday it bought 2020 and 2022 nominal bonds in reverse auction.
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For the Medicare crowd, pay them back what they put in to the Medicare Trust with some nominal growth factor.
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The AP story noted that even some of WikiLeaks's nominal allies, including journalist Glenn Greenwald, have been critical of it.
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Unclear how much she's seeking but they live a very wealthy lifestyle so you know it ain't gonna be nominal.
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And they're doing it in an environment where the U.S. economy, the nominal GDP growth rate, is kind of punk.
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Now we get to see if the launch is nominal or blows up before it can get off the ground.
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The nominal stock of government debt with negative yields is about $15 trillion, Fitch said in a note on Monday.
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The 2017 figure corresponds to nominal growth of 12.4 percent this year and underlying growth of 3 percent, worldsteel said.
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U.S. GDP in nominal dollars in 85033 was approximately $20.5 trillion, while the EU without the U.K. was $15.9 trillion.
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Ruble depreciation and low inflation have enabled the government to raise nominal wages and cushion the impact on the public.
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The nominal national debt is around $19 trillion, an attention-grabbing number that conservatives use to justify draconian spending cuts.
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In particular, it could exacerbate tensions between Mr. Ghani and his nominal governing partner, Abdullah Abdullah, the country's chief executive.
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If prices grow faster than income, real incomes fall, but if nominal incomes grow faster than prices, real incomes grow.
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Point out to them how the nominal winner is often a real loser – in fees, expenses, and waste of time.
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You could be entitled to a nominal rent reduction because your situation violates the warranty of habitability, a state law.
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STOCKHOLM, March 10 (Reuters) - Swedish Central Bank said on Thursday it bought 2023 and 2025 nominal bonds in reverse auction.
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By the mid-aughts, both rock music and its eponymous McDonald's had lost their edge, but not their nominal appeal.
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The company set a nominal fundraising target of $100 million in its filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Rising consumption is ultimately a function of growing disposable income, which gained 8.8% in nominal terms in the first half.
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In this racist revisionism, they didn't have to reckon with the new black citizen, voter, or legislator as nominal equals.
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"A hundred million dollars is a nominal sum of money to Facebook and to our industry," Green told Business Insider.
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When the prices of good and services are rising faster than nominal wages, people end up with less buying power.
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A slow, two-lane road with a nominal shoulder, it bears no resemblance to the superhighways of the United States.
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Nominal policy interest rates have been low in the United States, zero in the Euro Zone and negative in Japan.
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And while the company does not charge any service fees, it does include a nominal fuel surcharge on each delivery.
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It now stands $1.5 trillion higher, in nominal terms, than the pre-recession peak of $12.7 trillion reached in 2008.
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But the nominal battlefront cuts across them: Whereas Donetsk is under the control of separatists, Marinka is under the government's.
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Other upside risks to the inflation outlook remain, including from fuel, electricity and water prices, and from nominal wage growth.
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More significant than the nominal interest rate set by central banks is the real interest rate, which adjusts for inflation.
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JMT is making the most of bad times, snapping up distressed debt at just 5 percent of its nominal value.
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"A 10 percent fall in home prices alone could cut 2 percent from nominal consumption in coming years," he added.
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In February, the USDA predicted net farm income in 613 would fall to lowest level in nominal terms since 2006.
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And then we have rising unit labor costs as a result of increasing nominal hourly wages and sluggish productivity gains.
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Negative nominal yields are prevalent across much of Europe and in Japan, involving about $11 trillion of global sovereign debt.
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The Statistics Office said nominal wages climbed by 2.6% on the year in 2019 while consumer prices increased by 1.4%.
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Those credits used to trade at a nominal price of just a few cents, but have soared in recent years.
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By maintaining the nominal zero percent target, the BOJ could give the impression it is not tightening policy very much.
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The company will pay contractors a nominal holiday bonus, but the money will fall well short of a week's pay.
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Now, there's a broad retreat by the United States and some nominal allies from the spirit of the American century.
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New lending is set to slow after accelerating (against our expectations) in 2015 in line with nominal house price growth.
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Nominal long man Randall Delgado threw 75 pitches in a spot start Sunday and was unavailable Tuesday and likely Wednesday.
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The combination of rising labour costs, expansionary fiscal policy, and a strong nominal exchange rate support the real exchange rate.
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Binding bids for non-guaranteed bad loans worth a nominal 2 billion euros are expected next Monday-Tuesday, MF said.
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Ways to Save in 2018 Eight tips to help keep your travel expenses nominal and your wallet fat this year.
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That allows workers' real (inflation-adjusted) wages to fall without the need for morale-destroying reductions in workers' nominal wages.
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"Boyaryshnik" bath oils are more often drunk for their alcohol content than used for their nominal purpose, according to Nikishin.
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It is also a great example of "money illusion," the human tendency to take nominal prices more seriously than actual value.
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The emphasis on nominal box-office records makes it possible for Hollywood to portray the movie business as a growth industry.
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The Dow Jones industrial average is now trading 9.8 percent below the all-time nominal high that it reached last year.
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The European Commission estimates that Euribor underpins contracts with a nominal value of about 180 trillion, making it a vital instrument.
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Its nominal interest rate is about the same as a high-yield CD, but this rate automatically increases with higher inflation.
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In the past two years real house prices in London have fallen by a tenth (and by 22019% in nominal terms).
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Fitch expects nominal GDP to grow around 3% in 2017, slightly below the national rate, and for this trend to continue.
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Nominal cash earnings rose 0.9 percent year-on-year in August, slower than a revised 1.6 percent annual increase in July.
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The nominal leader of the Pakistani Taliban, Maulana Fazlullah, was a polarizing figure within the militant movement even from the start.
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For example, if the nominal rate is 20123% and inflation is expected to be 22012%, the real rate is roughly 22009%.
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Several practices offer them free of charge for potential patients, and several insurance plans cover them for a nominal co-pay.
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The objectives are first a reduction in the actual tariff, it's not exclusively about the nominal rate, the problems are bigger.
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But Mr Blanchard gave his lecture after realising that in America nominal growth outpacing the interest rate is the historical norm.
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"It contains targets, upper limits and benchmarks for the nominal balance, structural balance, expenditure growth and debt development," the paper said.
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In the year to September 2018 the changing composition of the workforce boosted average nominal wage growth by 0.5 percentage points.
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Nominal camp leader Hal (Tate Ellington) and a mute commune member named Dave (David Lawson Jr.) never seem to stop grinning.
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Expect a surge in corporate investment in 2018, with nominal spending rising by up to 10%, equalling the boom in 2006.
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Green had sold BHS to a collection of little-known investors for a nominal sum of a pound the previous year.
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"Nominal GDP growth over the past five years would have been negative if U.S. public debt had not increased," said Gundlach.
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It is very hard to earn such high nominal returns when you start from today's low equity dividends and bond yields.
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PIMCO SAYS IT'S NO LONGER ABSURD TO THINK NOMINAL YIELDS ON U.S. TREASURIES COULD GO NEGATIVE IF TRADE TENSIONS KEEP RISING
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Monthly wage data showed nominal total cash earnings in May slipped an annual 23% after a revised 0.3% fall in April.
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Watchmakers such as Richemont and Swatch were hit by a 22.9 percent nominal decline to their main export market, Hong Kong.
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The facts on the ground are this: Year-over-year growth on a nominal GDP cycle already peaked at 4.9 percent.
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On a nominal basis, 2015 sales were up 6.4 percent thanks to positive effects from currencies such as the U.S. dollar.
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According to Reuters calculations, the fine's net present value is 5.45 billion reais - about 47 percent less than in nominal terms.
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But the road to stronger productivity gains is complicated by Singapore's services sector, which accounts for 70 percent of nominal GDP.
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Relative to projections five years earlier, Japan was nursing a 24 percent nominal GDP shortfall by the turn of the century.
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