Furthermore, as bulls have piled into stocks such as Alphabet, Netflix and Amazon, venture capitalists have piled into some of the biggest "sharing" names.
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Eight people and two dogs piled into the conference room.
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The five piled into a rental car and headed south.
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Nearly a dozen cars subsequently piled into the spinning cars.
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Speculative length has already piled into the contract, he said.
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That went viral and then every other newspaper [piled into it].
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Dirty clothes can get pretty gross when piled into a suitcase.
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Investors have also piled into ETFs that own dividend-paying stocks.
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They piled into a taxi van and drove to Gold Street.
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Chinese investors piled into Chinese commodities markets, betting prices would rise.
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All of them piled into an old microbus, along with Manu.
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That's why Amazon and China's Alibaba have piled into the sector.
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Endless congratulations for my recent purchase piled into my in-box.
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They piled into the dinghy with 26 others and took off.
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Instead, they piled into treasury bills supported by central bank's policies.
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However, as big money piled into defensive names, valuations began surging.
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We piled into the car and went back to the hotel.
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We piled into a mini bus and rolled into the city.
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But as soon as the result was confirmed, they piled into shares.
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We piled into a small, octagonal room and the clock started ticking.
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"), croquembouche ("pastry balls… piled into a cone and held together with… caramel!
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There was a real who's who of people piled into that space.
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Finally, we piled into an Uber to dance at a local bar.
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They also piled into financials on hopes for deregulation within the sector.
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As investors search desperately for yield, they have piled into African bonds.
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In their search for yield, investors have piled into dividend-paying stocks.
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Lisa, Raffaele and I piled into the car and headed toward Bronte.
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Last Tuesday bulls piled into calls at the February 60 strike price.
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Investors piled into bets that volatility would continue to decline last year.
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Nor was she by the smaller ones piled into buckets out front.
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Afterward, they all piled into a limo to keep the party moving.
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Bond yields hit multi-year lows as more investors piled into U.S. treasuries.
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Stocks and other risky assets fell while traders piled into safe-haven bonds.
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Retail investors piled into the stock in recent days, drawn by its volatility.
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This is why pharma companies have piled into oncology over the past decade.
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The generals rallied some commandos and then piled into helicopters to save Garmsir.
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Jones has now piled into the stock, which has struggled in recent years.
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As more people piled into the intersection, she was pushed to the ground.
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Investors had piled into stocks with abandon for much of Mr. Trump's presidency.
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BAYANGA, Central African Republic — We piled into the car just after 5 a.m.
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Investors have piled into money market funds as a shelter from market turmoil.
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Treasury bond yields once again fell sharply as investors piled into safe assets.
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The philosophers piled into inflatable boats to explore the fjords and the tundra.
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After the guides gave the all clear, the group piled into their rafts.
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Investors piled into safe-haven assets, including U.S. Treasuries and the Japanese yen.
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Some of the guys are clearly sloshed as they piled into an SUV.
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The Saudi index jumped 0.6% as investors piled into key blue-chip stocks.
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As the fight gets louder, more and more companies have piled into the fracas.
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Consequently, investors have piled into equities and riskier assets in a hunt for yield.
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Jordan and a few friends piled into a car driven by his older brother.
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Still, new entrants, from retail investors to high-frequency traders, have piled into bitcoin.
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The patients looked on in horror as the pills piled into the ocherous bottles.
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Those investors piled into the New York-based company's iShares brand exchange-traded funds.
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So, Ahmed, his wife, his daughter and sister-in-law piled into an ambulance.
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Investors piled into safe haven government bonds, which pushed prices down and yields higher.
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That night we all piled into Meghan and Andrew's S.U.V. and drove across town.
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The next morning we piled into the car for the short journey to Chapelco.
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Investors meanwhile piled into gold, sending prices up nearly 1.7%, and US Treasury bonds.
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Then Ms. Horn and her six-piece band piled into a writhing minor vamp.
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Migrant children are being piled into holding cells where they fall ill — or worse.
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Fearing a downturn, investors have piled into safe-haven government bonds, driving yields below zero.
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Chinese equities surged as investors piled into riskier assets, and European shares also opened higher.
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Foreign investors have piled into bonds to lock up yields as high as 15 percent.
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During my visit, those militia, piled into weaponized pickup trucks, were ubiquitous throughout the capital.
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The couple didn't say much as they left the restaurant and piled into a car.
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Investors piled into gold, U.S. Treasuries and German government bonds, among the world's safest assets.
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We're not going very far, which means everybody's junk is being piled into the car.
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At dawn, we all piled into a white Ford van and drove out to Apollo.
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The unassuming Cottrill wore an emerald-green jumpsuit, her hair piled into a messy bun.
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Seeking a safe place to park their money, investors have piled into U.S. government bonds.
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So the actors piled into Ms. Kraft's own car for the drive to Watertown, Conn.
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Pickup trucks arrived, and Wafa and somewhere around 35 other Afghans piled into the back.
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Investors also piled into the cryptocurrency when geopolitical tensions on the Korean Peninsula ratcheted up.
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In semi-carbonic maceration, uncrushed grape bunches are piled into vats filled with carbon dioxide.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell to six-week lows as investors piled into low-risk assets.
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Pan said yield-hungry investors piled into bank shares for their high dividends and low valuations.
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Women and children clutching overstuffed bags piled into the back of trucks, seeking a way out.
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Sure enough, all the six party leaders on stage gleefully piled into the absent prime minister.
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My dad, my mom, and I piled into the car on the way to the hospital.
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Conversely, investors piled into safer, higher-quality investments, which included U.S.-based government-Treasury bond funds.
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They piled into Washington Square Park, chanting and carrying signs showing their alliance with undocumented immigrants.
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Then, tens of thousands of men piled into ships and planes to cross the English Channel.
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As more people piled into the conversation to defend or degrade sex workers, it kept spreading.
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Corporations piled into the gun-control debate after a shooting at a school in Parkland, Fla.
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Then we piled into the boats and returned to Mwanza, to compare notes at the Malaika.
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One worry is the sheer number of Chinese biotech firms that have piled into cancer treatments.
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Investors piled into less risky U.S. government bonds in the wake of this week's equity rout.
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A global rush of capital piled into the traditional security of the yen and the Swiss franc.
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The caller is one of about 20 people who have piled into one of the nightclub's bathrooms.
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Lawmakers clambered over tables, cursed and piled into each other as security personnel tried to maintain order.
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Investors piled into the group betting the Trump administration would loosen up certain regulations, including Dodd-Frank.
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Thus hedged, they piled into equities to capitalise on the tendency of dividends to grow over time.
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Fertility clinics around the country piled into the trade, arranging surrogacies for foreign and Indian clients alike.
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Investors piled into the group a day after Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon reported better-than-expected earnings.
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Last week, bulls piled into Cisco, adding more than 14,000 calls at the November 34.50 strike price.
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Last Thursday bulls piled into Macy's, buying more than 20,000 calls at the December 25 strike price.
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Our rented sedan couldn't make it over the final hill, so we piled into the instructor's truck.
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Last Friday bulls piled into JD.com calls, buying more than 4,000 at the November 42.50 strike price.
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Miners have piled into West Texas in order to produce sand close to the Permian demand center.
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Investors piled into ultra-safe government bonds, driving the 10-year Treasury yield to all-time lows.
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In the meantime, Central Huijin Investment, an arm of China's sovereign wealth fund, also piled into stocks.
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Investors also piled into Treasury bonds, which saw their greatest inflows in 10 weeks at $900 billion.
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From 2008 to 2017, Bank of America's clients consistently sold individual stocks and piled into passive vehicles.
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The unemployment rate has hovered at 4.1 percent since October as people piled into the labor market.
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A few hours later, the family piled into a large van and drove off to Dnepropetrovsk Airport.
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The news photographers followed Rivera as he piled into a car with his kids and ex-wife, Sophia.
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Investors have piled into tech stocks, driving that sector back to the highest levels since the dotcom bubble.
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Later that same night, Nunez, Jett and two others piled into a car and headed north to Sacramento.
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So when investors piled into the yen following the Brexit vote, Japan's stock market went into a tailspin.
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This year, as markets tumbled in January and the first half of February, investors have piled into gold.
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But siding with them are the unsuspecting Puerto Rican residents, who piled into the securities just as hungrily.
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I piled into a van with some New York and French bookers and a couple South African Musicians.
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Amid the tensions, investors piled into the safety of bonds and created a powerful rally in fixed income.
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In the spring and summer, anxious investors piled into the safety of government bonds, driving yields down sharply.
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We piled into this little room with a projector and all of us held hands at the beginning.
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Investors have piled into real estate stocks like Simon because of their higher dividends and steady cash flow.
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Investors piled into the biggest tech companies, pushing the market values of Amazon and Apple above $1 trillion.
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When we got within range of the front, we left our car and piled into an armored Humvee.
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Investors piled into safe haven assets, such as gold, which gained 0.9% to trade near $1,585 an ounce.
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With their share of total credit rising, new players and new investors have piled into the NBFC market.
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Hikers already on the ice bent their steps toward the bird, the rest of us piled into Zodiacs.
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A big chunk of of the best funds piled into financial stocks by the end of third quarter.
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Both teams piled into the scrum, and the pushing and shoving continued in the tunnel after the match.
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Meanwhile, world stocks fell for a second straight session as investors piled into German and U.S. Treasury bonds.
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They were ''dog-piled'' into a corner and then ordered to run back and forth, over and over.
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More than 1,000 have piled into a camp for internally displaced people that is rising on Delhi's outskirts.
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Investors piled into equities, especially those of banks with a big presence in Asia such as HSBC and Prudential .
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Within minutes, the three detectives, Sergeant Segui and Officer Formica were piled into two cars, heading to the address.
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Bluespruce piled into discount stores TJX Companies and Ross Stores with more than $150 million new investments in each.
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Yields plummeted around the world on Wednesday as investors piled into safer assets on worries over the global economy.
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In the past two decades they have piled into the "buy-to-let" market, acquiring homes to rent out.
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Investors have piled into Treasuries as a safe haven, pushing benchmark 10-year yields to their lowest since Nov.
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Meanwhile, speculators were cutting favorable bets on the yen, having piled into the currency in the past few weeks.
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When I got there it seemed like a bunch of teenagers everywhere, like everybody's neighborhood piled into one area.
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He received 15 units of blood over those hours and the empty blood bags piled into a small hill.
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Investors, particularly in eastern Asia, have piled into a market craze regulators worldwide are warning is a risky bubble.
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Worried the checks might bounce, some piled into emergency vehicles and raced to a 153-hour check-cashing store.
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Activists suspicious of the mainland's influence in Hong Kong were among those who piled into the rampage (see article).
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However, the partners gave no financial details, and many investors piled into the stock just because it had momentum.
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On Sunday morning, more than 100 of us piled into two tour buses by one of the big hotels.
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She expressed particular displeasure over the trash bags that had been piled into containers in advance of pickup day.
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I rushed to rejoin Mr. Trump's press pool and we piled into S.U.V.s that raced to Mar-a-Lago.
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Sediment washed down from the Appalachian Mountains and carried by shore currents piled into dry land 4,500 years ago.
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At a nearby parking lot, six gunmen abandoned the van and piled into the back of a U-Haul.
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READ MORE HERE >>Other good stories from the investing realm:The world's biggest investors have piled into these 14 stocks.
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Money managers piled into options in mid-December on the premise that the law would pass, one trader said.
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He was one of about 100 Stoneman Douglas students who piled into buses headed for Tallahassee, their state capital.
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Following the interrogation, the four victims were piled into a van and driven to the countryside outside the city.
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Investors piled into equities, especially that of banks with a heavy presence in Asia such as HSBC and Prudential .
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In an ideal world, fresh tortillas are made right on the spot and piled into a napkin, aromatic, hot, steamy.
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And they were in the middle of writing, so we all piled into their room in this old, junky hotel.
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That's because bond investors have piled into the stocks, which have done well over the past two years, he explained.
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Investors piled into the U.S. stock market post-election and pulled out of bond markets, causing bond yields to surge.
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They've sold equities and piled into bonds and money market funds — effectively low-yield savings accounts — largely out of fear.
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Investors have piled into Treasuries as a safe haven, pushing benchmark 10-year yields to their lowest levels since Nov.
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At 11 pm, they piled into two taxi vans that took them to a special hangar at the Longyearbyen airport.
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Retail investors piled into AT&T as the hunt for yield intensified against a backdrop of historically low interest rates.
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All of it is piled into that very attractive box, held together by a Hand of the King pin replica.
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In the 1990s adventurers from abroad piled into America, with the share of output from foreign-owned subsidiaries rising steadily.
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She piled into a Chevy station wagon with her mother, her father, her two sisters, and a few prized possessions.
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Investors piled into the dollar because of its importance in the global economy and to earn interest on U.S. Treasuries.
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Retail investors have piled into Puerto Rico bonds in the past decade as they searched for investments promising higher yields.
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Investors have piled into high-quality and defensive stocks as worries about the trade war and slower economic growth mounted.
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Bank of America rang a warning bell Wednesday regarding all the money that has piled into passive exchange-traded funds.
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Palladium prices rose to a premium over platinum for the first time since 216.69 as speculators piled into the market.
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Together with aunts, uncles, and cousins, Tarek and his relatives piled into the family's Kia van and fled the city.
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Once the march reached the gallery, the vast horde of people piled into the tight, but long series of rooms.
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Awakened by noise, the group ran out in their nightclothes and piled into three cars to flee through blinding smoke.
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We fled and piled into a taxi, only to hear a black radio talk show host inveighing against Ms. Hill.
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Investors piled into government bonds, driving the 10-year Treasury yield to 1.75%, the lowest level in nearly three years.
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Treasury yields slipped further and hit new record lows on Friday as investors piled into the safe haven government bonds.
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Challengers have piled into the primary to take on Perdue, and the senator's potential opponents have been vocal about impeachment.
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Over the course of the morning, scores of people registered with the Australian Red Cross and piled into the complex.
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The combination of ingredients — broccoli, pasta, fresh ricotta and Parmesan — could also be piled into a casserole dish and baked.
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Billions of dollars were piled into clean technology ideas as numerous start-ups sprouted to advance and commercialize the field.
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Those were the days they piled into a minivan and drove in search of any audience that would listen to them.
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Plastic waste collected by pickers is piled into the hole and then set alight with diesel to form a molten mass.
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The unemployment rate held at an eight-year low of 4.9 percent even as more people piled into the labor market.
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Steadfast Capital piled into General Electric, adding more than $153 million worth of shares by the end of the first quarter.
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Elizabeth Warren piled into an elevator, buttoning up coats and putting on gloves, the conversation immediately turned to a familiar topic.
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On a January morning, the Chellanam Fishing Harbour beach is strewn with silvery oil sardines piled into red and yellow baskets.
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There, in the middle of February, she piled into a small boat with dozens of other Syrian refugees headed for Greece.
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OVER the past three summers, tens of thousands of migrants piled into boats to make the perilous journey across the Mediterranean.
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They have piled into the so-called "buy-to-let" market, buying properties and then renting them out to other people.
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Yet the vast majority of investors are individuals, who piled into pipeline MLPs looking for steady and reliable sources of income.
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Another possible source of instability comes from retail investors, who have piled into corporate debt in the decade since the crisis.
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This time was different for him and dozens of other men who were piled into the bus in Istanbul's Esenyurt district.
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Hastings said all the way back in 2013 that he had been shocked at how investors had piled into his stock.
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Investors piled into the trade, betting OPEC cannot compensate fully for the loss of oil from its No. 3 producer Iran.
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The unemployment rate held at an eight-year low of 4.9 percent, even as more people piled into the labor market.
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U.S. stock index futures indicated a lower open Tuesday as oil held mostly lower and traders piled into safe-haven assets.
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Tata, Mahindra and Godrej—as well as L&T—are among those that have piled into weapons manufacturing in recent years.
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He and 30 other people piled into a bathroom stall to hide after gunfire broke out at the gay-friendly hotspot.
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Investors have piled into stocks on growing hopes of U.S. corporate tax reform, an improving economic landscape and strong earnings growth.
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Past the balcony, children played on the beach and, out at sea, families were piled into wooden boats for sunset rides.
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With so many companies now piled into the area of workplace communication, Dynamic Signal is eye-catching for a few reasons.
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Investors piled into April put options with a strike price of $30 on Monday, protecting themselves from a possible fresh rout.
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Yields fell across the board in the U.S. as investors piled into the safe haven and perhaps covered existing short positions.
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After tipping our guides (everyone chipped in a few bucks) we piled into our van and headed back to the ship.
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Its assets under management swelled as investors — starved for higher returns — piled into the company's E.T.F.s, which tracked the highflying markets.
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I know that she died on a Sunday because we piled into my parents' bed to watch it on the news.
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A former Facebook staffer has piled into the company over its stance permitting politicians to lie in ads on its site.
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Lured by low default rates and easy money, investors have for years piled into the riskiest corners of the debt market.
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US futures and Asian stocks sank today, and currency markets were also incredibly volatile as investors piled into the US dollar.
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Traders had earlier piled into more bets on a rate cut after the Fed released its statement, which flagged low inflation.
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We piled into the studio, where we had the rare treat of interviewing Nick — who's usually based in Colombia — in person.
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Once, there were body parts piled into a pyramid on the floor and stacked on shelves that reached to the ceiling.
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She saw smoke and, worried that a fire could spread to their house, awakened her husband and piled into the car.
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STERLING SURGES Sterling surged more than 22020% against the dollar and the euro on Thursday as traders piled into the pound.
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But believing he could still be convinced, Graham, Cruz and Sasse piled into a car to appeal to him in person.
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For people not familiar with this sweet pastry, monkey bread consists of balls of dough that are piled into a pan.
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Packed and piled into every free space were unlabeled and random-seeming pieces of communications equipment, instruments, protective clothing, maps and paperwork.
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Investors piled into gold after the Fed said last week it would "act as appropriate" to keep the current economic expansion going.
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They piled into what's known as a "rústico," the makeshift, borderline-seaworthy boats Cuban migrants use to cross the Straits of Florida.
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European benchmarks all climbed as investors piled into stocks in relief that U.S.-China tariffs announced this week were lower than feared.
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U.S. stocks tumbled, and interest-rate futures traders piled into bets the Fed will cut rates before the end of this year.
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Then the gang all piled into an extra long escalade for approximately four minutes, and hopped out to do some shoe shopping.
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The five piled into a BMW SUV driven by the mother whom by happenstance was the only one dressed at the time.
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That rippled out to U.S. and Asian stock markets and investors piled into safe-haven assets such as Japanese government bonds (JGBs).
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In six rounds of competition, groups of blindfolded men and boys piled into a small coral and tried to capture a piglet.
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Borrowing costs had plumbed new lows throughout the week as investors unnerved by the prospect of European recession piled into safer assets.
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Now, many of those investors have piled into commodities futures, triggering a bubble in assets from iron ore and cotton to eggs.
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Jazmine and her three sisters were still in their pajamas when they piled into their mother's car the morning of December 30.
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In short, investors would have lost half of their capital if they piled into stocks after the first Fed cut in 2007.
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The yen reversed earlier losses against the dollar after the statement from North Korea as investors piled into the safe-haven currency.
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Many of them would get rides from good Samaritans or hop on cheap buses, while others piled into truck beds and trailers.
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He joined more than 20 volunteers who piled into aging 4x4s and then fanned out on a stretch of barren federal land.
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Then we piled into a bus in the dark and sped down the New Jersey Turnpike to Fort Dix for basic training.
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They piled into the booth next to each other, ordered French-fry chips, edamame, chicken meatballs and a bottle of Tenzan sake.
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Investors have piled into the crown in recent months as rising inflation brings an expected end of the weak-crown policy closer.
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The yen was steady at 107.31 per dollar after reaching 107.045 on Friday as nervous traders piled into the safe-haven currency.
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The yen rose to a three-week peak against the dollar as traders piled into the Japanese currency in a safe-haven move.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note yields fell to their lowest levels since late October as investors piled into safe-haven government debt.
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Last December, investors piled into bank stocks after the Trump administration's corporate tax cuts added billions of dollars to earnings estimates for 2018.
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Sukhwinder, his wife, his brother, and his uncle Sukhpal piled into his car for the 12-hour drive from San Francisco to Phoenix.
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Between 2005 and 2012 Chinese companies like PetroChina, CNOOC and Sinopec piled into the booming oil sands sector to secure China's energy needs.
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The yen was down 0.223% at 107.495 per dollar after reaching 107.045 on Friday as nervous traders piled into the safe-haven currency.
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Due to uncertainty over Brexit, global economic worries and easy central bank monetary policies, investors piled into government bonds in the last month.
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This South American sensation is made with thin slices of meat, green beans, green chile pepper, and tomato piled into a bread roll.
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Gold futures were higher, and investors piled into the SPDR Gold Trust, driving it 1.6 percent higher in a flight-to-safety trade.
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When George W. Bush launched the Iraq War, hundreds of us piled into a bus to protest in the streets of New York.
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In other South African equities, investors piled into mining shares as gold and industrial metal prices such as copper and nickel cruised higher.
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Road Trip When I was 12, my family piled into a Honda Odyssey and headed west for a summer exploring the national parks.
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We piled into cabs to head to a grimy bar in the city, and it was the same scene there: everyone was gurning.
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Many of those displaced are still living in refugee camps or have piled into East Mosul, putting additional strain on already stretched infrastructure.
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For years, investors, starved for returns, had piled into shares of big tech companies, pushing their value and the broader stock market up.
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Protesters chanted "Shame" on Tuesday afternoon as Republican senators piled into a bus headed for a health care discussion at the White House.
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Hedge funds have piled into the South Korean five-year credit default swap as insurance against fallout from a North Korean nuclear attack.
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And investors have piled into short-selling Tesla, with almost one-quarter of the stock out on loan, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Four barges were lashed to the boat, stacked with plastic cases piled into 12-foot-high cubes like crenelations on a castle wall.
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So are around 85,000 retail investors, many from Yorkshire and the north-east, who piled into Sirius shares over the past eight years.
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As investors piled into "safe" bonds, German yields hit three-week lows and yields on U.S. 10-year Treasuries fell to 2.8913 percent.
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Just to keep pace, hedge funds have piled into some of the biggest names in technology, canceling out their advantages over one another.
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Farther left, the hats piled into stacks, like upside-down soup bowls, some leaning a little to the left, some to the right.
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Elsewhere, upbeat results from the likes of SKF , Nokia and Subsea 7 were cheered as more investors piled into the European economic recovery story.
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Investors piled into shares after Mr Powell cited concerns that the trade war with China and a global slowdown could hurt growth in America.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors who piled into bond funds for safety will see red when they unfurl their current account statements this holiday season.
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After both piled into Ms Warren in Ohio, they were rewarded with a gusher of donations that might previously have gone to Mr Biden.
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Investors have piled into the stocks, lifting Alphabet 44 percent and Microsoft 31 percent over the past 12 months as of Thursday's market close.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell across maturities on Wednesday as investors piled into the safe-haven asset after a slew of weak international economic data.
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Investors who have piled into the stock ahead of Nvidia's quarterly earnings report on Thursday will be closely following the numbers after the bell.
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Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is the raciest of all; it has piled into venture capital and even taken a large stake in Tesla.
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Some 16,24 people piled into the store at that time — roughly 2250,210 more people than last year, when the store opened an hour later.
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Elsewhere, upbeat results from the likes of SKF, Nokia and Subsea 7 were cheered as more investors piled into the European economic recovery story.
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Investors including chip company Intel Corp piled into Cloudera several years ago when a flood of money into private technology companies pushed valuations skyward.
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I only see people fishing, piled into a leisure boat, sharing a joint at a hidden spot, or zooming past on a jet ski.
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Dozens of developers quickly piled into the issue, and within minutes they'd identified the issue: azer had "unpublished" his "left-pad" code from npm.
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The remaining eight soldiers piled into the now-smoke-filled helicopter's cabin – pushing the aircraft 600 pounds over its weight limit – and took off.
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The stock market shook off two days of losses with solid gains on Wednesday, as investors piled into shares of banks and energy companies.
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The dollar, yen and Swiss franc rose on Tuesday as traders piled into perceived less risky currencies due to the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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Bond yields are in part driven by future interest rate expectations, but yields has also come down as investors piled into safe-haven Treasuries.
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Not wanting to wait three days for a standby flight, we piled into a cab and headed to the Greyhound Terminal in downtown Manhattan.
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Now, children's books are piled into crates in his shop, where Mr. Escueta live-streams his daily business of books, buzz cuts and fades.
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Investors piled into bank stocks because of expectations of stronger economic growth, and also because they expected the Trump administration to loosen banking regulations.
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We piled into the car to head for what would be the best part of the trip for the young ones: Romanian thermal baths.
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The soldiers, on the other end, jumped from their vehicles, piled into the alley — directly in the line of fire — and began shooting back.
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When talks with Beijing have broken down, investors have piled into the dollar looking for a safe haven thanks to its deep liquid markets.
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In the afternoons, we wrote in quiet corners of the house or piled into rental cars to explore nearby towns like Grasse and Valbonne.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The Nasdaq blasted through a record high on Friday as traders looking to ride recent momentum piled into Microsoft, Netflix, Amazon.
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Speculators have piled into U.S. futures in recent weeks, with trade data showing more than 75 percent of funds in the market holding long positions.
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The bank stocks index slipped 0.7%, taking a hit from lower euro zone bond yields as investors piled into the traditional security of government bonds.
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Many small investors piled into commodities this year after an equities bubble burst, erasing more than 20 trillion yuan ($3 trillion) from China's stock markets.
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Throughout the quarter the yield on the U.S. 232-year Treasury note moved lower, and gold rallied as investors piled into these traditional safety trades.
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Upbeat results from SKF, Bayer and Subsea 7 - companies closely geared to economic growth - were cheered as more investors piled into the European recovery story.
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The triple-threat diva's honey-hued hair is piled into an enviably thick ponytail, her face adorned with smoky eye makeup and a glossy lip.
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At a sprawling fishing market near the South Korean port of Mukho, merchants barter over the price of live fish piled into dozens of buckets.
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Investors piled into the crown, believing it would jump once the bank dropped the weak-crown regime as a step toward tightening of monetary conditions.
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Soon after the November IPO, short sellers piled into Match, only to cover positions in mid-December as the stock made gains, according to S3.
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Investors piled into building materials stocks after the dovish Fed comments, betting that slower-than-expected rate hikes may boost the flagging U.S. housing sector.
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After the broth, we piled into a four-wheel-drive vehicle for the trek across the beach, over the stream, and up to the restaurant.
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With visibility severely reduced, trains have been canceled, planes delayed and cars have piled into each other, with multiple traffic accidents reported across the city.
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Investors have piled into a small number of positions while waiting to find out if stocks are likely to rally or fall further, Wilson wrote.
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Gold prices jumped on Thursday as investors piled into safe-haven assets on mounting worries about how the coronavirus outbreak might hurt the global economy.
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With more than half of the euro zone government bond universe in negative yield territory, investors piled into positive-yielding Italian bonds, known as BTPs.
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But one thing was clear: when the sun came up a few hours after the group had piled into a cab Mr. Fisher was dead.
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My sister Kirsten had gotten into graduate school at the University of Iowa and we all piled into a U-Haul to help her move.
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Moments later, the men piled into four cars and drove toward D'Auria-Murphy Triangle, where they spotted Lesandro and chased him, shouting "Sunset," prosecutors said.
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Traders have piled into bearish put options, with open interest in $40 put options for October delivery soaring to record highs over the last week.
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Now stocks are swinging wildly and volatility is soaring — and investors who piled into these funds, confident that the calm would continue, are getting rattled.
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Several filmmaker friends had piled into a room with cardboard-covered windows in Nichols' nondescript production headquarters on East Avenue in Austin to watch Midnight Special.
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In a year plagued by U.S.-China trade tensions where investors piled into "tariff-proof" software stocks like Microsoft and Salesforce, a stunning reversal is occurring.
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In recent years, millions of dollars have been piled into creating youth associations linked to the Chinese government that encourage study and learning in the mainland.
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The foursome piled into a Range Rover, which Philip drove himself the short distance from the Windsor lawn to the Sovereign's Entrance in the castle's Quadrangle.
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After the meeting, Freedom Caucus members Dave Brat (R-VA) and Raúl Labrador (R-ID) piled into an elevator to meet with members of their caucus.
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Despite concerns with Bitcoin's association with criminal activities, investors have piled into the cryptocurrency recently as an alternative safe haven to more traditional assets like gold.
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What exactly happens when a bunch of pretty, famous people get piled into a room to celebrate their famous faces with a boatload of free champagne?
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Undeterred by warnings that the electronic currency is a bubble waiting to burst, mainstream investors have piled into bitcoin in the hope of ever greater returns.
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Cameron Watt said the markets' fierce reaction came because investors piled into riskier financial assets and European currencies in the week leading up the British referendum.
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Today, mortadella is ubiquitous in Bologna; it's whipped into a savory mousse, ground into meatballs, grilled with aged balsamic vinegar, stuffed into tortellini, and piled into .
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And encouraged by Italy's economic upturn, hedge funds had even piled into the country's mid-tier lenders, betting on them as the last European recovery play.
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The tech wreck has been especially painful to hedge funds because many piled into crowded stocks like Facebook (FB), Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet (GOOGL) and Alibaba (BABA).
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The dollar reached its highest in six weeks against a basket of other currencies, rising for an eighth consecutive day as investors piled into the greenback.
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The hedge fund industry was bigger than ever, with assets of nearly $2 trillion, as state pension funds and other institutional investors piled into alternative assets.
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Abdullah and his family piled into their car and headed to another part of the city, where they were staying in an abandoned, mostly destroyed building.
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Tech, oil trades implode Performance issues were exposed by the fact that hedge funds piled into crowded stocks like Facebook (FB), Amazon (AMZN) and Alphabet (GOOGL).
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Public market investors, keen on Lyft's revenue growth and after enduring a long stretch with few IPOs from highly valued tech companies, piled into the offering.
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Instead, Japan and South Korea are home to some of the biggest global exchanges, and investors there have piled into the market over the past year.
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They were doubling lawyers up in offices now, and there was a communications and social-media team piled into what used to be a communal space.
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Those packing crates are enlisted to build walls of stores and institutions, and to be piled into the toppling, smothering towers that haunt the brothers' nightmares.
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It has seen its share price soar over the past year as investors piled into technology stocks hoping to get a piece of China's internet growth.
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Around noon, the President's lead attorneys -- White House counsel Pat Cipollone and outside lawyer Sekulow -- have piled into a black SUV to travel to Capitol Hill.
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While investors dumped most types of bonds after Trump's victory, they piled into Treasury inflation-protected securities as a hedge against a pick-up in inflation.
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Investors have piled into biotech firms, drugmakers, and facial mask producers this week, while dumping airlines, film producers and hotel operators, as the new coronavirus spreads.
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In late autumn of 203, Wong Jack Man piled into a brown Pontiac Tempest with five other people as the sun set on San Francisco Bay.
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Those who piled into Brazil early this year have already seen rich rewards while Mexican investors have been hammered by the peso's losses, which slashed dollar returns.
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Investors hopeful about tax cuts, deregulation and fiscal stimulus piled into stocks after the election, but now there is a realization Trump's policy agenda may encounter delays.
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Also under pressure was the Australian dollar, losing 1.5% for the week to $0.6895 as investors piled into bets that interest rates would be cut in June.
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Also under pressure was the Australian dollar, losing 1.5% for the week to $0.6890 as investors piled into bets that interest rates would be cut in June.
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"About 50 of them all piled into a farrowing house, immediately the sows are jumping up and down," said Hook in an interview with the Lincolnshire Live.
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Leveraged loans are floating-rate financial instruments, so investors piled into the market over the past two years when the Federal Reserve was in rate-hiking mode.
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Investors piled into domestic soybean futures, betting on tight supplies after early frost in parts of the northeast, which could damage yields and the quality of crops.
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United Utilities, National Grid and Severn Trent rose to record highs on Wednesday, as investors piled into dividend-yielding defensive stocks as a shield against volatile markets.
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However, investors piled into Kraft the day before the announcement with 10.6 million shares changing hands on Thursday compared with 2.4 million on average the previous week.
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Regardless of the source of the attack, investors piled into cyber security stocks on Monday, betting that governments and corporations will spend more to upgrade their defenses.
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Also under pressure was the Australian dollar, losing 1.5% for the week to $0.6880 as investors piled into bets that interest rates would be cut in June.
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Investors also piled into emerging market trades, delivering a record peak for Philippine stocks, a 24-year top for Thailand and a decade-high for Hong Kong.
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With more than half of the of the euro zone government bond universe in negative yield territory, investors piled into positive-yielding Italian bonds, known as BTPs.
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In general, investors have piled into Southern European debt recently and Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and even Greek borrowing costs have all fallen sharply over the past month.
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According to Ben Snider, an equity strategist at the firm, hedge funds that have piled into the momentum trade face the risk of crowding into similar names.
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At the base in Qaiyara, a group of federal policemen grabbed their rifles, and we piled into their minivan for a tour of some of the villages.
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That could mean a day of reckoning is at hand for investors who piled into what's been among the hottest market trades of the year: international stocks.
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My friends and I piled into a car and made the two-hour trip from Vancouver to Whistler in my crappy white Toyota Tercel we nicknamed Casper.
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The news helped shares in Asia gain overnight as investors piled into riskier assets, which took the shine off safe haven assets including gold and the yen.
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It's very good served with rice or a salad but incredibly awesome piled into a baguette with a lashing of mayonnaise and a bunch of crisp lettuce.
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Optimistic investors piled into the shares, hoping to grab a piece of the profits from industries such as social media, autonomous driving, video streaming and artificial intelligence.
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In her acknowledgments, Hannah writes that her own family, with an apparently much happier father, piled into its own VW bus for similarly searching travels in 1968.
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Small, sooty chunks were piled into tubs and wheeled out, then loaded onto coal trucks that hurtled down the country roads, sprinkling a layer of ash everywhere.
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The yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury also broke below 1% for the first time ever as investors piled into the so-called safe haven asset.
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The world's top tech companies have piled into India in recent years, lured by the prospect of selling smartphones and services to the country's 1.3 billion citizens.
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Investors fleeing risk assets piled into the relative safety of government debt, sending the yield on 260-year Treasury bonds to a record low of 269 percent.
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"With those conditions, with the wind blowing and whiteout conditions, there was one collision that occurred, and then several more vehicles piled into that one," he said.
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People piled into a line of cars and the entire procession headed for Gajanand's family home to watch him cross the threshold after nearly four decades away.
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The value of bitcoin has more than doubled this year in volatile trading as retail investors in Japan and South Korea have piled into the digital currency.
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Investors have piled into cash and low-risk Treasuries in recent weeks on worries over slowing global growth and trade tensions between China and the United States.
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The unemployment rate rose two-tenths of a percentage point to 3.9 percent as some unemployed Americans piled into the labor market, confident of their job prospects.
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The three major U.S. stock indexes rose as investors piled into financial and healthcare stocks on hopes of weaker regulation than was expected from a Hillary Clinton presidency.
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Among the most visible representations: Democrats have piled into races to challenge Republican members of Congress in the seven California House districts where Hillary Clinton won last November.
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Nine GOP senators piled into the Lyndon Baines Johnson Room at the Capitol Monday afternoon to stand behind a lectern and in front of a row of flags.
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Last Friday, which was the last business of the second quarter, money funds and other investors piled into the Fed Reserve's reverse repurchase agreement program with their cash.
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That contrasts with platinum, where investors have piled into exchange-traded funds this year, swelling their holdings by some 600,000 ounces - around 30% - to the highest on record.
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Investors have piled into big dividend payers on rate cut day as Verizon, Chevron and P&G, all having attractive dividend yields, have done well in the past.
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Indigenous protesters who had streamed into Quito from Andean and Amazonian provinces to demand Moreno reinstate the fuel subsidies piled into buses that departed the city on Monday.
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That anticipated spillover effect is sending investors, who piled into safer assets last year, searching for bargains again - a move that some investors expect to benefit Asian stocks.
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Nigeria doubled the amount it raised at a bond auction on Wednesday as local funds and foreign investors piled into longer-term debt to lock in higher returns.
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Traders piled into Wynn Resorts on Wednesday, following the resignation of founding CEO Steve Wynn, who has been accused of sexual harassment and assault (he denies the allegations).
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China stocks had their best day in four months, as investors piled into real estate and resources shares, encouraged by tentative signs of recovery in the property market.
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Investors piled into "safe" government debt, with German yields hitting three-week lows and the yield on the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury note falling to 2.88822 percent.
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During the dot-com euphoria of the late 22000s, ordinary investors piled into shares of young, unproven technology companies and the day-trading taxi driver symbolized the era.
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Investors piled into tech shares for the second day following Premier Li Keqiang's Work Report on Sunday that identified innovation as a key part of China's economic restructuring.
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As more polls on Thursday put Britain's 'Leave' camp ahead before the June 21 vote, investors worried about Brexit dumped peripheral bonds and piled into low risk debt.
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In the rich world part-time working took off in the second half of the 20th century, as services replaced manufacturing and women piled into the labour market.
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Investors piled into shares of the largest tech companies, betting their revenue would continue to grow strongly as these behemoths upended industries from retail to communication to media.
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Market watchers say the yen's surge may have further room to run as Japanese investors that have recently piled into overseas assets unhedged rush to cover their positions.
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Near-term Fed fund futures contracts climbed for a sixth straight session on Friday as global stocks continued their tailspin and investors piled into government bonds for safety.
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The top 290 composite dropped to an average of 21 in November as investors piled into deals, including Merlin Entertainments' £2.193bn-equivalent buyout loan, prior to year end.
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Senators piled into buses Wednesday for a rare trip to the Eisenhower Executive Office Building next to the White House for a closed-door briefing on North Korea.
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As the Houthis battled to keep their turf at the airport, Yemenis fighting with the coalition piled into pickup trucks, their cheeks bulging with the narcotic plant qat.
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Speculators also piled into bullish bets on heating oil HOc1, pushing the net long position to the highest level since July 2014 on forecasts for a colder winter.
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Investors have increasingly come to fear the trade war will prove protracted enough to shove the world into recession, and have piled into bonds and gold as a hedge.
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Investors had piled into bullish bets on the dollar in anticipation of tax cuts, looser regulations and infrastructure spending from U.S. President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress.
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Starbucks customers and employees "piled into" the restroom to shield themselves as the storm closed in, according to a police account related to Reuters by City Councilman Bob Cameron.
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Thanks to a camera feed piped into the rearview mirror, you can find your way out of that spot no matter how many boxes you've piled into the trunk.
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Investors piled into French government bonds after centrist Emmanuel Macron took the lead over far-right leader Marine Le Pen in the first round of presidential elections on Sunday.
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On Monday afternoon the greenback was headed for an eighth consecutive day of gains, as investors, in a flight to quality assets, piled into the world's most liquid currency.
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The typhoon's peak winds were stronger than those of Hurricane Florence in the United States after it piled into the Carolinas, before it was downgraded to a tropical storm.
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Investors piled into riskier, high-yielding assets at the expense of safe-haven bonds on the view that Donald Trump's election victory would propel U.S. growth and markets higher.
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Piled into the old wooden elevator after the show, guests took turns ribbing each other for being undercover accomplices within Silven's routine — but it was all in good fun.
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When that didn't work, they piled into a minivan and headed off to the fire department to see if the authorities could take a crack at liberating their friend.
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Some hedge fund investors had piled into Fannie and Freddie when they were under distress, but saw their ability to recoup profits from the enterprises erased by that move.
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There may be more close calls in the run-up to the Warsaw summit, and more arms piled into Russia's military exclave of Kaliningrad, nestled between Poland and Lithuania.
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The unemployment rate rose two-tenths of a percentage point to 3.9 percent in December as some jobless Americans piled into the labor market confident of their employment prospects.
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So this spring — along with their third sister, Gail, and two husbands, all retired — they piled into a Toyota van to take the classic American road trip, Route 66.
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Foreign exchange markets have remained relatively calm despite big moves in bond markets this week, where investors have piled into government debt in anticipation of a global growth slowdown.
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Two annual RMDs from a $500,000 IRA might total about $35,000, which could easily push a taxpayer into a higher bracket if piled into a single year, Stratton said.
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And when Barack Obama won the U.S. presidential election in 2008, speculators piled into home appliances maker Aucma Co Ltd, which sounds roughly like the Chinese pronunciation of Obama.
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Investors have increasingly come to fear the trade war will prove protracted enough to tip the world into recession, and have piled into bonds and gold as a hedge.
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As a result, investors have piled into the few markets where there is still evidence of positive change such as India and, to a lesser extent, Mexico and Indonesia.
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The 10-year US Treasury yield dropped to its lowest level on record on Monday as investors piled into the safe haven bonds and interest rate expectations headed lower.
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Investors piled into shares of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple and Microsoft and those four stock had a big effect on the S&P 500, particularly in the last few years.
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In recent months, hedge funds and ordinary investors around the world have piled into Bitcoin, lured by the promise of a borderless digital investment with no one in charge.
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Through the year, foreign investors have piled into Russian government bonds, raising the share of Russian debt held by foreigners to more than 30 percent, up from 5 percent.
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Piled into 24,2000 40,000-pound truckloads, the United States imported nearly $12 billion of fresh fruits and vegetables from Mexico in 2017, the latest year such statistics are available.
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SCHOHARIE, N.Y. — The 17 friends had all piled into a white stretch limousine for what was supposed to have been a birthday celebration at an upstate New York brewery.
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The first batch of laptops was piled into a hatchback car owned by Amy Moselhi, the president of the school board; they were dropped off at the students' doors.
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Churchyards and backyard family plots, long the burial locations of choice, were hemmed in by buildings and could not expand; instead, bodies were sometimes piled into shallow mass graves.
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Investors hungry for greater returns piled into options, futures, swaps and exchange-traded products that made such bets, in some cases earning triple-digit annual returns in recent years.
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It's also supposed to be good at handling many concurrent users, which very well could be an issue here as Disney fans piled into the service early this morning.
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Tracking an overnight drop by U.S. Treasury yields in response to Wednesday's comment, investors piled into high-rated German, Dutch and Finnish government bonds, pushing their yields lower, too.
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Chinese investors piled into physically backed gold exchange-traded funds, with volume in the HuaAn ETF as high as 1.5 billion yuan ($221.55 million), fund manager Richard Xu said.
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Market watchers say the yen's surge may have further room to run as Japanese investors that have recently piled into overseas assets unhedged are forced to cover their positions.
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Elsewhere, upbeat results from the likes of SKF, Bayer and Subsea 7, companies closely geared to economic growth, were cheered as more investors piled into the European recovery story.
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The upshot is that investors in European IPOs appear more discerning than those who have piled into highly valued floats of loss-making U.S. companies, such as Beyond Meat.
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Bitcoin has plummeted over 75 percent this year from a peak of $20,000 touched in December as retail investors piled into a one of the largest bubbles in history.
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Pretax profit for the division soared 77 percent as individual investors piled into share sales like Japan Post Holdings 1.3 trillion yen public offering - the world's second biggest this year.
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But we decided it might make for good video, so we piled into an SUV and nearly died while driving the three hours to Wiarton from Toronto during a blizzard.
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They piled into the Union Square Barnes & Noble just before midnight to get their copy of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," the hotly anticipated continuation of J.K. Rowling's series.
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Kevin Gardiner, global investment strategist at Rothschild & Co Wealth Management, said he was happy not to have piled into the bullish oil trade, having considered it earlier in the year.
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JPMorgan grew its farm-loan portfolio by 76 percent, to $1.1 billion, between 2008 and 2015, according to year-end figures, as other Wall Street players piled into the sector.
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JPMorgan grew its farm-loan portfolio by 3.323 percent, to $1.1 billion, between 2008 and 2015, according to year-end figures, as other Wall Street players piled into the sector.
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European stocks have been pushed lower by rising bond yields on expectations of tighter monetary policy, partly erasing January's gains when investors piled into stocks on optimism over global growth.
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So they piled into a car with some pals and smoked some weed on the way to the concert and...[they] were followed and pulled over by a police officer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors are shifting from stocks to bonds and piled into debt markets for an 11th straight week, Investment Company Institute (ICI) data showed on Wednesday.
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Agribusinesses, investment funds and government agencies piled into developing countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, when oil prices peaked in 2007-08, leading to a surge in prices of food.
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NEW YORK, April 7 (Reuters) - Investors piled into stock and bond mutual funds during the latest week, Lipper data showed on Thursday, adding $3.2 billion to U.S.-based stock funds.
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They walked around a gate to a wooded area, trying to evade security cameras, then quickly piled into the back of the van, and Mr. Ramos tried to drive off.
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After hesitating or worrying that the Fed would raise interest rates, investors piled into high-dividend stocks when the central bank decided yet again to stand pat on interest rates.
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But Mr. Noor insists that his income has come from clean business dealings, and that his profits have all been piled into his network of supporters and his political efforts.
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The global flight to the safety of government debt continued on Friday as investors piled into U.S. Treasurys and sent the yield on the 2500-year note to record lows.
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The global flight to the safety of government debt continued on Friday as investors piled into U.S. Treasurys and sent the yield on the 10-year note to record lows.
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My nasi uduk was a huge plate of chicken, tofu, tempeh and acar (pickles), with a mound of rice cooked in coconut milk piled into a cone in the center.
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Bitcoin BTC=BTSP has plummeted over 75 percent this year, from a peak of $20,000 touched in December, as retail investors piled into one of the largest bubbles in history.
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After the deal, hedge fund and money mangers piled into bullish bets on U.S. crude by near-record numbers, U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) data released on Friday showed.
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A wave of buying in 10- and 30-year Treasuries emerged as traders piled into curve-flattening trades that favor these longer debt maturities over short-dated ones, investors said.
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They piled into a motorcade and drove the few minutes to the base's bunkerlike headquarters, passing hangars constructed by Russia, another of the foreign forces to be humbled in Afghanistan.
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"We are warning people away from these areas as they often don't understand that principle is at risk — mainly because investors have piled into these things long before them," she said.
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On a road overlooking the desert outside of Hodeidah, Yemeni members of the coalition piled into pickup trucks, their cheeks bulging with the mild narcotic plant qat, to form a convoy.
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The decline in the Munich-based Ifo economic institute's business climate index bucked expectations for a small improvement and sent U.S. Treasury yields reeling as investors piled into safe-haven bonds.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Japanese yen rose broadly on Monday, as traders piled into the traditional low-risk currency after disappointing Chinese factory data sparked a selloff on global stock markets.
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Investors piled into safe-haven investments like Treasuries and German bunds after weak data out of Asia and Europe was reported overnight and a partial shutdown of the U.S. government continued.
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Another migrant, identified in court documents as A.L.V., said he spent 11 days at a Laredo "stash house" with about two dozen others before they were all piled into the semi.
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LAGOS, June 28 (Reuters) - Nigerian stocks ended a three-day losing streak on Wednesday to gain 1.67 percent, as investors piled into the market ahead of upcoming half-year financial results.
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Many of the 70-plus passengers piled into the bus were on a journey of recovery after the devastating 2015 earthquake that killed 183,000 people and destroyed more than 700,000 homes.
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Bank stocks reached highs not seen in close to 10 years on Tuesday, as investors piled into a financial services sector set to benefit from continued deregulation and rising corporate profits.
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It has lost $215 billion from its mutual funds since 2008, according to Morningstar, as investors have piled into better performing E.T.F.s that track a variety of stock and bond indexes.
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Data from the Institute of International Finance showed that the lion's share of emerging market equity inflows - $10.6 billion of a total of $13.9 billion in February - piled into Chinese stocks.
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They were taught how to arrange themselves in the trucks for operations: The front seat was for those people who killed without a second mind; the rest piled into the back.
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Just before dusk on a Saturday in September, about 215 people piled into a couple of passenger cars and a converted baggage car equipped with two bars and a sound system.
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By afternoon Indigenous protesters had joined municipal workers and students in cleaning the streets of burned tires and loose cobblestones, and then piled into buses to return to their highland villages.
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Investors have piled into a wide range of risky assets, including everything from crude oil and junk bonds to Snap (SNAP) and yes, GE. Some believe the GE comeback is overdone.
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Under Mr. Neumann, who stepped down from the chief executive post in September, WeWork also piled into other activities, including a private school in Manhattan and a rental housing business, WeLive.
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The decline in the Munich-based Ifo economic institute's business climate index bucked expectations for a small improvement and sent U.S. Treasury yields lower as investors piled into safe-haven bonds.
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Nomura's key retail division saw pretax profit rise by a fifth from a year earlier to 31.3 billion yen as investors piled into Japanese and foreign stocks, insurance products and discretionary investments.
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The incident unfolded Tuesday, according to the interns, when they piled into an Uber to head to a monthly gathering of supporters of the president at the Trump International Hotel in Washington.
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And with German debt with maturities out to 15 years yielding below zero, investors have piled into other core European bond markets in search of a return - driving their yields lower still.
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Oil exploration and production companies have piled into the Permian — a rich formation beneath Texas and New Mexico — because they can produce crude there more cheaply than in many other U.S. basins.
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In currencies, the dollar rose for its strongest week against a basket of currencies in nearly 15 months as some traders piled into the greenback after the volatility in stocks and bonds.
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In morning trade, Treasury yields remained near six-week lows hit Monday when investors piled into the low-risk asset after China announced plans to impose additional tariffs on U.S.-made goods.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors piled into riskier assets again in the latest week, pouring cash into U.S.-based funds invested in stocks and bonds girded against inflation, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
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Prices had been locked in the tightest trading range in over a decade as traders and speculators piled into bets that oil prices would rise after the world's top producers cut output.
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The dollar was stronger against the , hitting a more than three-month high of 105.87, after earlier touching its weakest in over a month as investors piled into the safe-haven trade.
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After Balch Springs officers showed up to break up the party, the teens scattered, including Edwards and a few of his friends, who piled into a car driven by his older brother.
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The FTSE 1003 was up 0.9 percent by 0820 GMT, climbing in line with European benchmarks as investors piled into stocks in relief that U.S.-China tariffs were less high than feared.
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But one number that spoke volumes to me was 35: the number of Brooklynites who voluntarily piled into a small room at the Brooklyn Central Library to attend an overdose prevention training.
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Thomson Reuters data showed investors piled into April call options to buy WTI at a strike price of $38 a barrel, which expired on Wednesday at 46 cents below the settlement price.
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That view is reflected in flows tracked by banks — Bank of America Merrill Lynch for instance found that hedge funds as well as "real" money piled into sterling in the past week.
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Attracted by cheaper prices in interior provinces like Henan, buyers from across the country piled into Zhengzhou, many paying in full, in cash, to secure flats that often sold out within minutes.
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In recent years investors piled into options, futures, swaps and exchange-traded products that bet on low or falling volatility, in some cases earning triple-digit annual returns as markets trended higher.
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She's one of tens of thousands of residents who piled into cars and fled as ferocious winds drove the third-largest blaze in modern state history through Ventura and Santa Barbara counties.
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Farmers and farmers' wives, truck drivers and their families, weekend soccer clubs — everybody piled into that little place on the corner, in that little town where even the fog smelled of manure.
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Investors piled into the dollar as a relative safe haven because of its importance in the global economy and the extra cushion of high U.S. interest rates compared to other developed economies.
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He heard there were auditions for a new Indiana Jones stunt show at Disney World in Orlando so he piled into a car with four friends for the long drive to Florida.
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Here's what Roku reported for the fourth quarter: Investors have piled into Roku shares since the company's IPO in September, with the stock more than tripling to $51.10 as of Wednesday's close.
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The XLK ETF which tracks the tech sector, has gained nearly 58 percent in the past two years as investors have piled into the group's top holdings like Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet.
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The next morning, Ms. Liu and three others piled into a sport utility vehicle and drove us to the airport in Chengdu, Sichuan's capital, where we boarded a flight back to Beijing.
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Even Erchen, the sole local, had enlisted the help of her mother to find the place as we all piled into cabs in front of the southernmost station of Taipei's Wenhu line.
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Investors piled into "safe" government debt, with German yields hitting three-week lows and the yield on the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury note falling to 2.8768 percent as investors sought its safety.
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Borrowers piled into the debt markets in 403, taking advantage of low interest rates and seemingly inexhaustible investor demand to also finance stock buybacks and to refinance old debt at historically low costs.
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The scene would be reminiscent of "The Beverly Hillbillies," where Granny, Jed, Jethro, and Elly Mae all piled into a dilapidated pick-up truck and moved into a mansion once they struck oil.
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Last summer, I piled into an ancient Ford Fleetwood Jamboree RV with my friends Abdullah Saeed and Martina de Alba to go on a road trip for our VICELAND show, VICE Does America.
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But U.S. stock prices were buoyed as investors piled into healthcare stocks, a sector that had been slammed ahead of the election by the prospect of stiffer regulations from a Hillary Clinton presidency.
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Investors piled into "safe" government debt, with German yields hitting three-week lows and the yield on the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury note falling to 2.8750 percent as investors sought its safety.
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The new economic zone immediately became the hottest investment theme in China's stock market, with dozens of "Xiongan" concept stocks surging as investors piled into companies that will potentially benefit from the scheme.
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Early last week ahead of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meeting, traders piled into inexpensive West Texas Intermediate January $252.08 calls expiring in mid-December with premiums between 233 to 22 cents.
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The Australian dollar edged down to $0.6881, drifting back toward its recent low of $0.6865 as investors piled into wagers for two cuts in interest rates by the country's central bank this year.
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Your days of having to push down on the home button are over, but it does mean you can't as easily appreciate all the rich notification improvements Apple has piled into iOS 10.
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European stock futures hit their highest level since August 2018 as investors piled into assets considered riskier after Washington and Beijing agreed to resume trade talks, averting an escalation of a protracted dispute.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell to lows last seen in 2012, when the Fed was printing money as investors piled into assets used to hedge against economic and financial uncertainty.
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Patrick Moonen, principal strategist at NN Investment Partners, reckons the positive trend could continue, albeit at a much lower speed given how much institutional cash has piled into equities so far this year.
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"The funds have just piled into the long side recently because of the winter weather that seems to never end and now the flooding," said Jeff French, analyst with Top Third Age Marketing.
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Gym goers piled into the space for one last hoorah -- there was plenty of sweat and tears -- but Simmons, who's been out of the public eye for 2 1/2 years never showed.
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Years later, scheduled to compete in New York, the team piled into an old DeSoto station wagon and spent 22 hours on the road to get there, stopping only for gas and hamburgers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors piled into stock exchange-traded funds at the fastest pace since their record-setting haul following the U.S. presidential election, Lipper said on Thursday, as policymakers raised interest rates.
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The mood changed to an almost giddy quality as the eight groomsmen piled into the den, unzipped the garment bags, pulled out their custom suits and proudly showed one another their individualized linings.
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Her errand completed, Ms. Ullman piled into the black chauffeured car that was waiting outside and sped uptown to Blue Tree, a Madison Avenue treasure chest stuffed with jewelry, accessories and cheerful kitsch.
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"It's a catastrophic situation," Mr. Denamur said, surveying the ghostly interior of Les Philosophes, where cane-backed chairs and marble-topped round tables, normally outside on the sidewalk, were piled into teetering stacks.
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Five of them piled into one car and late on the night of the Barcelona attack tangled with the police in Cambrils, a seaside town, as they tried to run over more people.
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But a video posted this weekend seems to show that a traffic jam could be spoofed into Google Maps with nothing more than a bunch of phones piled into a little red wagon.
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Gold touched its highest level in more than seven years on Thursday as investors piled into the so-called safe haven asset amid ongoing concerns that the coronavirus outbreak will dent global growth.
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The currency rose 2.6 percent to close at 33 per U.S. dollar on Friday, benefiting from dollar inflows as investors piled into Treasury notes offered this week at interest rates about 50 percent.
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A week ago, the fund hit an all-time high of $143.62 as investors piled into long-dated U.S. government bonds in a scramble for stable investments, driving their yields to historic lows.
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The sector was helped by a rise in metal prices, with copper up 1 percent and zinc hitting its highest in a decade as investors piled into metals used by China's steel sector.
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And of course you may find recipes elsewhere – I like this recipe I found in Lucky Peach for a Franco-American take on Mexican birria, piled into a kind of French dip sandwich.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A broad index of world stock markets posted gains for a second straight day on Tuesday, as investors piled into U.S. technology and energy stocks even as a trade war loomed.
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On the morning of August 21—the day of the solar eclipse—five archaeologists and I piled into two SUVs and drove an hour northwest of Tucson, into the thick of the Sonoran Desert.
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While investors hopeful about promised tax and regulatory cuts piled into U.S. equities after the election, the market "hasn't done anything" since mid-December, the chief market analyst for The Lindsey Group pointed out.
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For years, mutual funds piled into Puerto Rico's debt because it was exempt from local, state and federal taxes and because until PROMESA's passage in June 2016, the island was barred from declaring bankruptcy.
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Investors piled into financial stocks, betting Beijing's move to widen foreign access to its giant financial sector would attract fresh foreign capital inflows, and push up the valuations of Chinese lenders, insurers and brokerages.
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There were exceptions, with stocks drawing greater interest as investors piled into assets considered riskier after Washington and Beijing agreed on Saturday to resume trade talks, averting a further escalation of a protracted dispute.
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Commentators on the right have piled into his underwhelming record, as a once-aimless youth with a drunk-driving charge, who married money, then served three low-key terms in the House of Representatives.
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Despite the strong dollar, investors piled into emerging markets, with allocations swinging to a net 5 percent overweight compared with 6 percent underweight in January, the biggest month-on-month jump in 11 months.
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Their unimaginable ordeal in the line of fire unfolded over 10 terrible minutes at a neighborhood field in Alexandria, Virginia, as players piled into dugouts seeking shelter, armed only with bats to repel bullets.
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Investors piled into U.S. stock markets in the wake of Donald Trump's election as U.S. president in November, betting that his campaign pledges to cut taxes and boost spending would fuel growth and inflation.
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In Cambodia, officials used long wooden sticks to set fire to nearly 127 kilograms' worth of drugs that were piled into a ceremonial box decorated with blue and red cloth, the country's national colors.
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The pound has fallen heavily in recent weeks on expectations the BoE would not, as earlier believed, tighten monetary policy because of a relatively weak economy and as investors piled into a rallying dollar.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China stocks had their best day in four months, jumping over 4 percent, as investors piled into real estate and resources shares, encouraged by tentative signs of recovery in the property market.
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The U.S. dollar fell as traders piled into the euro, yen , sterling and other major currencies amid worries over a possible U.S. government shutdown as lawmakers struggled to cobble together a federal budget deal.
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LAGOS, July 24 (Reuters) - Nigerian stocks climbed to more than two year highs on Monday, lifted by gains in Dangote Cement as investors piled into the shares in anticipation of its half-year earnings.
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Pompeo stepped into a black Mercedes limousine, and his team and the reporters piled into a bus and Chevrolet vans for the 210-kilometer ride -- a little over 21 miles -- to the capital city.
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The wreath completed, the sidewalk swept, Miller's tag (LMDXNYC) stencilled in chalk on a railing, the team piled into a taxi and sped up to Fourteenth Street to meet the van with the carnations.
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Founded in 2005, it has long focused on investments in health care companies and was one of more than a handful of hedge funds that piled into shares of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International last year.
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If bond yields shoot up too starkly, investors in the stock market will get jittery and all the fast money that has recently piled into stocks could turn tail, leaving chaos in its wake.
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Buyers and renters don't have much choice than to pay more: Low-end apartment vacancy rates are as low as they've been since 22, as developers have piled into the higher-margin luxury market.
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After the show, I piled into a car with Ms. Cianciolo's gallerist, Bridget Donahue, herself a sometime Eckhaus Latta model, to head to her gallery, where the Lou Dallas show was set to begin.
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Equity markets have tumbled, with the S&P 500 on course for the worst performance in a week since the 2008 financial crisis, as investors dumped riskier assets and piled into safe-haven currencies.
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Investors have piled into the market on expectations of severe shortages emerging due to the Glencore suspensions as well as major mines such as Century in Australia running out of ore and closing down.
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Later that night, the family piled into a hotel room near the ballpark for a commiseration drunk, and Mike explained his decision again and again, trying to figure out whether he had been wrong.
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Equity markets have tumbled, with the S&P 29.4820 on course for the worst performance in a week since the 21.3456 financial crisis, as investors dumped riskier assets and piled into safe-haven currencies.
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Equity markets have tumbled, with the S&P 500 on course for the worst performance in a week since the 2008 financial crisis, as investors dumped riskier assets and piled into safe-haven currencies.
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Shares in utilities and more defensive stocks also suffered as investors piled into a 'reflation' trade, favouring shares in mining and construction companies expected to benefit from Trump's plans to up spending on infrastructure.
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The yen rose on Thursday, reaching a three-week peak against the dollar, as traders piled into the Japanese currency in a safe-haven move spurred by global trade tension and losses in stocks.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose as investors piled into the safe-haven government bonds following a dovish report from Canada's central bank and solid demand at auction for $41 billion of new five-year notes.
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NEW YORK, Oct 21 (IFR) - Investors from all corners of the capital markets piled into Sprint's US$3.5bn of spectrum-backed bonds this week, giving the loss-making telecomms carrier a much-needed liquidity boost.
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SHANGHAI, July 31 (Reuters) - China stocks extended gains on Monday, as investors piled into resource firms which forecast jumps in first-half earnings, reinforcing a rotation into blue chips that feature solid growth and fundamentals.
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After a massive run-up last year, in which investors across the world piled into the market, cryptocurrency prices have skidded lower while regulators have stepped up warnings about the risk of investing in them.
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In 1990, after two decades in which women had piled into the workforce, America's female labour-force participation was sixth-highest among 22 rich countries studied by economists Francine Blau and Lawrence Kahn in 2013.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World stock prices slipped on Tuesday on concerns about the political outlook in Europe and U.S. economic growth, while nervous investors piled into yen and low-risk U.S. and German government bonds.
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Mainland Chinese companies have piled into Hong Kong's real estate market over the past few years, outbidding some of the territory's most powerful developers, many of who have been unwilling to compete with spiralling prices.
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NEW YORK, Sept 23 (IFR) - Investors piled into the debut bond from Shire this week, ignoring some clear warning signals that the drugmaker's deal might have offered a little bit less than meets the eye.
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Hundreds of families opposed to vaccinations piled into the California Capitol on Wednesday to protest a bill that would give the state control over which children are exempt from mandatory vaccinations, the Sacramento Bee reported.
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One of the reasons investors have piled into video game stocks is that they are seen as high-growth names, so any crackdown that prohibits users from playing freely could lead to a sentiment shift.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield US10YT=RR fell to lows last seen in 2012, when the Fed was printing money as investors piled into assets used to hedge against economic and financial uncertainty.
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The rest of the family — Eva, Cynthia and her older sister and infant brother — piled into a car driven by a cousin and came to Houston on a tourist visa and the end of 202012.
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Much of New York's political class — friends of Mr. Cuomo, labor leaders, lobbyists, elected officials and party functionaries — had piled into big boats at Battery Park for a rare ride to Ellis Island after dark.
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After the listening session ended, many of the guests piled into buses and ended up at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, a supersized, taxidermy-filled honky-tonk in downtown Jackson, 45 minutes to the southwest.
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Banks have piled into fund financing in recent years, attracted by strong returns and the apparently low risk of lending to LPs, traditionally high net worth individuals, pension and insurance funds and sovereign wealth funds.
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As people piled into a packed Staples Center to remember the father and daughter Monday, Vanessa filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company that operated the helicopter involved in the crash that killed them.
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Some were piled into boxes she couldn't lift or moved to a more secure room -- known as a SCIF -- where she couldn't reach the phones or the buzzer to get into their suite, Newbold says.
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As a sea of cameras stood waiting outside, more than 50 reporters and members of the public waited in line outside the courtroom hoping for seats while another 50 piled into an overflow room downstairs.
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The fund's spectacular demise marked just one of the casualties in the "short-vol" trade investors piled into in recent years to profit from stable markets with complex products that gained on low and stable volatility.
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More than $6 billion has flowed into the local bond market since February's presidential election as foreign investors piled into debt to lock in yields as high as 14 percent, helping to keep the currency stable.
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The dollar edged higher against a basket of currencies, and had its strongest weekly gain in six months, as traders piled into the greenback in a safe-haven move on worries about a weakening global economy.
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Rupert Murdoch was among the investors who piled into blood-testing start-up Theranos, which has since come under regulatory scrutiny over the accuracy of its pin-prick tests, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
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Yet concerns that fund managers had piled into the same stocks and stretched their valuations helped prompt a selloff that began Friday and continued through Monday, sapping 5 percent or more from companies such as Apple.
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Yields fell by four to five basis points across maturities on Wednesday as investors piled into the safe-haven government bonds following a dovish report from Canada's central bank and weak data from Germany and Australia.
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NEW YORK (IFR) - Investors piled into a hybrid bond offering from US media giant Viacom on Thursday, but the issuer had to sweeten some of the terms to reflect the risk of sweeping US tax reforms.
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Walk into any Whole Foods between the months of January and April, and it's impossible to miss: orange and purple cardboard tubs stacked on top of one another with gigantic, shriveled-looking oranges piled into pyramids.
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As the market rebounded this year, fueled by the Federal Reserve signal that it was not inclined to raise interest rates, optimism regarding global trade tensions and better-than-feared economic data, investors piled into laggards.
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With concerns about a fresh chapter of trade tensions between the United States and China unfolding, investors piled into low-yielding currencies such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc in thin year-end trading.
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To avoid crossing those thresholds as more assets piled into the fund, the ETF bought up stocks of companies that weren't in its index — creating a significant divergence between the ETF components and the index components.
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Almost as soon as McConnell shelved a bid to vote on the measure this week, senators piled into a blue Capitol Police bus to head down to the White House for a brainstorming session with Trump.
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SHANGHAI, March 2 (Reuters) - China stocks had their best day in four months, jumping over 4 percent, as investors piled into real estate and resources shares, encouraged by tentative signs of recovery in the property market.
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Amid arguments about which teams should go where, some fighters were herded inside a building while others piled into a Humvee, which then sped off toward an abandoned children's hospital that they were meant to capture.
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Palladium sank 25 percent on Monday amid U.S. hints it might relieve sanctions on Russia's Rusal, while gold hit a two-week low as investors piled into the dollar with U.S. Treasury yields approaching 2382 percent.
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But his time with Trump's campaign was cut short after he was upended by new details on his own payment schemes in Ukraine, with millions of dollars piled into offshore accounts, propping up his own debts.
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The three main U.S. stock indexes have hit a series of record highs as investors piled into sectors such as banks and industrials, betting that President-elect Donald Trump would usher in a business-friendly environment.
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Though Apple said the decision was not influenced by China and was instead made because the app was being used to "target and ambush police," US lawmakers piled into the tech giant as siding with Beijing.
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Two hours before dawn on the first Sunday in September, a group of 212- and 240-year-old boys have piled into a van outside their coach's house in London to start their 22005-hour workday.
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With the Fed in emergency mode — and the yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury falling below 1% to its lowest level in history — buyers piled into defensive plays like gold and real estate investment trusts.
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The U.S. dollar fell on Thursday as traders piled into the euro, yen, sterling and other major currencies amid concerns over a possible U.S. government shutdown as lawmakers struggled to cobble together a federal budget deal.
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On Tuesday, prices on U.S. bond and rates futures jumped on record volume as investors piled into them in a safe-haven stampede prompted by concerns about a global trade war and political turmoil in Italy.
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Scenes of chaos were shown in his videos, featuring massive clouds of smoke and ash filling the air as survivors gathered near the water and piled into available boats to escape — one of which was Schade's.
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Concerns about the euro zone economy have also contributed significantly to franc gains versus the euro, handing a 20203%-plus profit to hedge funds that piled into the franc and sold the euro a month back.
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In May, eight evangelical women from Chicago piled into a passenger van and took turns driving through the night to visit hundreds of immigrant women detained at the T. Don Hutto Residential Center in Taylor, Tex.
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Investors piled into the dollar as a relative safe haven because of its importance in the global economy and the extra cushion of the United States having some of the highest interest rates in the developed world.
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Many international law firms had piled into the capital in the past five years, hoping to bag lucrative contracts linked to the government, in particular the energy sector and the launch of a new financial free zone.
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The latest outages show how the market infrastructure for an immature and volatile instrument that millions of investors have piled into may be ill-equipped to cope with sudden shifts in demand, which is worrying some investors.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The average prices of zinc, tin and nickel, the three top-performing base metals this year after speculators piled into the market, are expected to hover around current levels in 2017, a Reuters poll showed.
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Her father's business partners, Al Ram's mayor and other prominent residents piled into a school hall, where her rally underscored women's participation: There was a female master of ceremonies, and a women's folkloric dance troupe entertained guests.
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Investors piled into safe-haven bets on Tuesday as political turmoil in Italy sparked fears of another euro crisis, driving up the Japanese yen and pushing the U.S. dollar to a 10-month high against the euro.
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After two hours of debate among the 11 presidential candidates on unemployment, immigration and relations with Europe, two far-left candidates took the gloves off and piled into Fillon and Le Pen over judicial investigations against them.
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Investors piled into safe-haven debt, driving the 21-year U.S. Treasury yield below 2669.02% on bets that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by at least 75 basis points when policy-makers meet next week.
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Investors piled into safe-haven debt, driving the 20.2-year U.S. Treasury yield below 21% on bets that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by at least 2675.70 basis points when policy-makers meet next week.
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Dire trading conditions continued to make two-way trading difficult and exaggerated the moves as investors piled into cash with the selloff in government bonds in particular drawing European Central Bank support for the Italian debt market.
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The firm's larger fund for growth-stage investing reflects a shift in the venture capital industry that has been underway for years, as deep-pocketed investors from every corner of the globe have piled into startup investing.
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A Singapore recycling initiative agreed to provide plastic chips in a size that could piled into a porcelain soup spoon (a week's projected consumption) and a cereal bowl (half a year) and in a range of colors.
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A Singapore recycling initiative agreed to provide plastic chips in a size that could piled into a porcelain soup spoon (a week's projected consumption) and a cereal bowl (half a year) and in a range of colors.
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The skyrocketing space tourism stock has gained a whopping 199% year to date and nearly 310% in the last three months as speculative investors piled into the name, leading some to label it Wall Street's new Tesla.
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The first half of this season mixed the soporific with the dispiriting until in late July the Mets ripped off a winning streak, and soon fans piled into this handsome stadium by Flushing Bay, bellowing and chanting.
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Shortly before a back-to-school meeting earlier this month, close to 253 Spanish-speaking parents — mechanics, restaurant dishwashers and day laborers, many of whom work two and three jobs — piled into Alexander Hamilton's first-floor library.
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"Gold is supposed to be a hedge against inflation, but investors have dumped gold and other safe-haven assets after Trump's election and piled into riskier assets," said Neena Mishra, director of ETF research at Zacks Investment Research.
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NEW YORK, Aug 4 (IFR) - An upsized US$700m 10-year non-call five bond from Mexico's Bancomext proved to be a hit on Thursday as yield-hungry investors piled into the Basel III-compliant Tier 2 note.
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Investors encouraged by political and economic uncertainty and the prospect of slower interest rate rises piled into gold-backed exchange traded funds, adding 40.3 tonnes to their holdings, 49 percent more than a year earlier, the WGC said.
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NEW YORK, April 2.603 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields fell across maturities on Wednesday morning as investors piled into the safe-haven asset following reports of a sharp slowdown in Australian inflation and a deterioration in German business morale.
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When you look back at the 1986 version movie version of Lee's She's Gotta Have It, there is a Thanksgiving scene between the original versions of these four characters, who wrap the holiday piled into Nola's loving bed.
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Investors had piled into TIPS as a part of the reflation or "Trumpflation" trade on the notion the U.S. economy would accelerate from a rapid enactment of tax reform, looser regulations and infrastructure spending once Trump took office.
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Investors piled into the long-awaited US$1.57bn deal that bankers now hope will provide a blueprint for other auto issuers who have been waiting on the sidelines since the new regulations came into effect late last year.
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NEW YORK, Jan 8 (IFR) - Investors piled into Triple B rated bonds in the first week of 2016, seeing value in a rating band whose spreads widened more than any other in the investment-grade spectrum last year.
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Investors piled into the debt amid a hunt for bigger returns and the prospect of reduced taxes on their gains; the interest on Puerto Rico's debt generally does not require investors to pay local, state or federal taxes.
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"Life is very difficult for everyone working here," Diallo said, as he waded into the sea at Joal's beach, teeming with hundreds of fishermen, readying to carry ashore fish unloaded from a pirogue and piled into a box.
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Millions of investors have piled into bitcoin and other digital currencies prompting warnings of a bubble from the likes of JPMorgan Chase Chief Executive Jamie Dimon, who has likened bitcoin to a "fraud" that will eventually blow up.
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After the vote, dozens of defiant Republicans piled into the Rayburn Room just off the House floor and sent a loud message to Trump and the public that they were unified in their opposition to the impeachment probe.
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But if you piled into gold during that time, you got tramped the rest of the year, as it fell from a high of $23,300 an ounce in late January to a low just above $1,000 in December.
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However, he said the bullish headline index performance has masked the seismic shift in China's equity landscape, with money being increasingly piled into a small number of industry leaders that benefit from government policies or promise stable returns.
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The Foillard and Lapierre are both made by the most common method among small producers in Beaujolais today, using semi-carbonic fermentation, a process in which whole bunches of grapes, stems and all, are piled into large vats.
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And as they piled into U.S. government bonds, long-term interest rates fell to historic lows; benchmark 10-year Treasury bonds, whose interest rates until last week had never sunk below 1 percent, were recently yielding half that.
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Pipi clams, tossed with threads of red chile and bursting pods of the native succulent karkalla, were piled into a pan that started out directly over the coals and then was quickly raised about two feet above them.
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It's the most glamorous night in television and the cast of Schitt's Creek, the little Canadian show that could, who are nominated for four Emmys (including Best Comedy Series), are "piled into a hotel room" getting ready together.
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But they also pared bets on a fourth rate cut in 2019 that they had piled into earlier in the week after data showed factory activity was contracting and growth in the massive U.S services sector was slowing.
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Throw in some issues around pricing and capacity, and there's plenty of reasons for a divergence: 1) Investors piled into transports as a play on a Trump rally (infrastructure) and an improving economy — but prices went too far.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - On a cold rainy day in Tijuana, 30 children of families awaiting possible asylum in the United States piled into a bus for a morning of coloring, storytelling and some holiday cheer before Christmas eve.
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Despite underwhelming earnings this season, some investors see the seeds of a recovery for Europe into the year-end and next year - partly off the back of a pullback in U.S. stocks which investors piled into this year.
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Investors have piled into defensive sectors, which generate higher dividends and have steady revenue streams, for the first time in two years, viewing them as the safest bet as global growth slows and trade tensions rise, data shows.
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The soggy economic data comes in the backdrop of a sustained rise in the Japanese yen, which has risen sharply against peers after skittish investors piled into assets perceived to be safe after the uncertainty following the U.K. referendum.
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It was so cold in January in A'seelah Diamond's apartment at Fiorentino Plaza, a public housing development in East New York, that she, her husband and their three daughters all piled into one bed every night to keep warm.
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Taking up an entire corner of Goodman Gallery's booth, it promises (and withholds) Jesus wallpaper and a divinely garish Jesus robe, all waiting to be piled into a golden shopping cart — etched with the words "Shopping for Jesus," naturally.
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Joan Smalls, Bella Hadid, Hailey Baldwin and Kendall Jenner all piled into a bathtub together — all dressed in their red carpet best — for a moody recreation of the iconic 1990 snap of Naomi Campbell, Christy Turlington and Linda Evangelista.
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It remained well off a 15-month high of 111.99 yen per dollar hit last week, when investors piled into the yen as a safe haven and expectations faded that the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates this year.
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The dollar edged higher against a basket of currencies, keeping it on track for its strongest weekly gain in six months, as traders piled into the greenback in a safe-haven move on worries about a weakening global economy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar edged higher against a basket of currencies on Friday, ending its strongest week in six months, as traders piled into the greenback in a safe-haven move on worries about a weakening global economy.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell as investors piled into low-risk bonds on worries linked to Britain's general election, the European Central Bank's policy meeting and former FBI Director James Comey's testimony before a Senate panel, all scheduled for Thursday.
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Like the community that gathered at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, L.G.B.T. people had piled into the UpStairs Lounge on the edge of the French Quarter for a happy hour to celebrate the fourth anniversary of the Stonewall uprising.
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"I do believe the thing of 'you can't let them win,'" said Reed Birney, holding a Tony for best featured actor for his role in "The Humans," as stars like Jake Gyllenhaal and Jane Krakowski piled into the Plaza.
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The dollar, yen and Swiss franc rose on Tuesday as traders piled into perceived less risky currencies after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to slap more tariffs on China, fanning a trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. mutual fund investors sold stocks and piled into bonds for the eighth straight week, Investment Company Institute (ICI) data showed on Wednesday, indicating some investors still doubt the economy's stamina after a shaky first quarter.
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Washington (CNN)One month ago, lawyers working for special counsel Robert Mueller and for Paul Manafort piled into a sealed courtroom in Washington, DC's federal courthouse to hear what could have been a one-sentence decision from the judge.
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That was triggered by Sauber's Monegasque driver Charles Leclerc, the first local F1 driver in 24 years to compete on his home streets, having piled into the back of New Zealander Brendon Hartley's Toro Rosso at the tunnel exit.
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In it, the 10 Rohingya men are wearing the same clothing as in the previous photo and are tied to each other with the same yellow cord, piled into a small hole in the earth, blood pooling around them.
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Yellow tents that once housed families were piled into a corner of the football pitch that in November was turned into a temporary shelter for some 600 Venezuelan migrants who had previously been sleeping outside the city's main bus terminal.
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The risk of a "flash crash" in markets is rising, strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said on Friday, after a week in which previously-booming cryptocurrency Bitcoin tumbled, oil sank, and investors piled into stocks perceived as safer.
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Mortgage rates have fallen in recent weeks in step with bond yields as investors have piled into low-risk government bonds to shield their money because of fears about a recession and trade tensions between China and the United States.
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Nervous investors piled into low-risk bonds and other safe-haven assets on worries linked to Britain's general election, the European Central Bank's policy meeting and former FBI Director James Comey's testimony before a Senate panel, all scheduled for Thursday.
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Relief over a smooth Election Day, despite the Trump upset, helped stock index futures recover from an overnight plunge and sent markets surging over the next two trading days as investors piled into financials, health care, industrials and materials stocks.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar and yen rose on Tuesday as traders piled into perceived less risky currencies after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to slap more tariffs on China, fanning a trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors unnerved by the global market rout due to fears about a weakening yuan and the Chinese economy piled into the yen on Thursday, sending it to the strongest levels against the dollar in over four months.
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Throughout the first trading day of 22 investors piled into safe-haven investments like longer-dated Treasuries and German bunds after weak data out of China and Europe was reported overnight and a partial shutdown of the U.S. government continued.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors piled into gold, safe-haven yen and bonds on Monday over nagging concerns about a prolonged U.S.-China trade war and global growth, while Argentina's peso plunged 15% after voters handed its president an election mauling.
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As a result, investors piled into BHP's Australian shares on Thursday to get access to the dividend tax credits that come with an off-market buyback, driving trade in the stock to its biggest volume in 2-1/2 years.
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Positive euro zone economic data - economic growth in the euro zone is on its best run in a decade - has helped the euro, and investors globally wanting exposure to the economic recovery in the region have piled into European assets.
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Rispoli said the family piled into Fee's minivan for safety, and the rest of the night was "a blur of EMTs, good Samaritans, waiting for treatment, no phone service and crying," but her husband was eventually treated and is doing well.
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The finance ministry had enjoyed strong demand for its treasury bonds, known as OFZs, as foreign investors piled into Russian debt for carry trades - borrowing dollars cheaply, converting them into the firming rouble, and then buying high-yielding Russian bonds.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors piled into safe-haven bets on Tuesday as political turmoil in Italy sparked fears of another euro crisis, driving up the Japanese yen and pushing the U.S. dollar to a 10-month high against the euro.
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From there — as Rosita let him go, in a tacit endorsement of the plan, and then piled into the van with Glenn and Michonne — it was clear the episode was all about getting people captured for next week's showdown with Negan.
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After years of rapid value growth in the tech world, spurred in part by venture capital firms placing sky-high valuations on their portfolio companies as ever-more cash was piled into them, perhaps the tsunami has finally hit land.
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A hedge fund executive in New York who caught the internet bug early, Mr. Bezos piled into a vehicle with his wife in 103 with the intention of finding a place to start a business selling books on the internet.
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Although a dozen lenders – including one foreign bank, Societe Generale – piled into Akita Offshore Wind's deal in general syndication, only a limited number of banks in Japan would be able to drive and lead transactions in the wind farm sector.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil traders piled into bearish bets this week, a sign that expectations for a prolonged oil glut are rising following OPEC's failure to secure a deal to cut output amid weakening demand due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Positive euro zone economic data - with economic growth in the euro zone is on its best run in a decade - has helped the euro, and investors globally wanting exposure to the economic recovery in the region have piled into European assets.
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SHANGHAI, Sept 19 (Reuters) - China stocks rebounded strongly for the second straight day on Wednesday as investors piled into property and consumer stocks, betting Beijing will intensify stimulus measures to cushion the impact of an escalation in the Sino-U.
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Stanley Druckenmiller, a billionaire hedge fund manager with a long track record of beating the market, said Monday that he sold nearly all of his investments and piled into Treasurys after President Donald Trump's May tweet that escalated the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose on Friday for its strongest week against a basket of currencies in nearly 22.885 months as some traders piled into the greenback in a week of tremendous swings felt in stock and bond markets around the world.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. money market fund assets jumped to their highest level since 2009 as investors unnerved by the rapid deterioration in trade talks between China and the United States piled into these cash-like investments, a private report showed on Wednesday.
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This Year's Shows: Solar Opposites, Veronica Mars, The Orville There were a couple of worthwhile surprises for fans at Hulu's panels: fans of Veronica Mars piled into Ballroom 20 knowing they'd get to see the first episode of the show's fourth season.
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The Bank of International Settlements said in its latest quarterly report that the "bulge" of triple-B rated corporate debt - bonds rated just above junk status - "hovers like a dark cloud over investors" after so much money was piled into the sector.
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When Pittman, from Caldwell, started to feel "light cramping" at 38 weeks pregnant, she rounded up husband Marcus Giffin and her sons, 8-year-old Harley and 5-year-old Billy, and piled into her mother's Jeep, according to The Marietta Times.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - Oil traders have piled into wagers that U.S. crude oil could surge to $100 a barrel by next year, a milestone that until recently many considered unthinkable due to record U.S. production growth and relatively flat global demand.
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The peso got slammed for a third day on Wednesday, despite Macri unveiling measures to soften the impact of austerity on voters, as savers piled into U.S. dollars rather than wait to see if the steps would be enough to boost his popularity.
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That further shrank the ratio of long to short positions, which had blown out earlier this year after money managers piled into the bull trade as OPEC began cutting its oil output in a bid to shrink global crude stockpiles and stabilize prices.
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Instead, he and his staff exited a huge military transport plane and then piled into a motorcade that drove them the few minutes to the base's bunkerlike headquarters, passing hangars constructed by Russia, another of the foreign forces to be humbled in Afghanistan.
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The Japanese yen hit a seven-week high against the U.S. dollar and was on track for its largest daily gain since May 2017 as investors nervous about the spread of the coronavirus in the United States piled into the safe-haven currency.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Fund managers have not piled into so-called value stocks, which have been shunned during the decade-long technology-led boom, even as shares in beaten-down companies have rallied over the past week, a key investor survey showed on Tuesday.
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After the tense exchange, the bankers piled into cars and drove four hours across the desert to Riyadh to explain their reports, one by one, to Mr. al-Rumayyan, the Aramco chairman, said two of the people who were on the trip.
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As casualties piled into tents not far from the fighting, Civil War surgeons had to make quick decisions on who might have a chance of going home -- without an arm or leg -- and who was too seriously hurt to be operated on.
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That first scene was the only thing we shot in Manhattan, and when we finished, we piled into vans and drove up to a vacant camp in the Catskills, the real Stagedoor Manor, where we would shoot the rest of the film.
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As investors piled into safe-haven assets, Germany's 30-year bond yield hit a record low, Ireland's 10-year bond yield turned negative, and the Netherlands became the latest to join that growing club of countries with entire yield curves drowning in sub-zero territory.
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It was back in October of 235 that the Georgia native piled into a 220 Mercedes Benz with two other men, pulling out of a Manhattan parking garage with one goal in mind: To beat a cross-country driving record that had stood since 2007.
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The move comes as some hedge fund managers around the world including Jim Chanos and Kyle Bass have piled into short trades against Chinese assets, amid fears the country's overleveraged economy and ballooning bad bank loans are set to derail the world's second-largest economy.
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Investors piled into the New York-listed stock on the news, sending Tiffany shares up as much as 31% to one-year highs around $130 and putting them on track for their best daily performance since the 182-year-old company's market listing in 1987.
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Whether it was nostalgia, curiosity, the sheer magnetism of Beyoncé, or a combination of all of the above, audiences piled into cinemas for the remake like a wildebeest stampede, defying predictions (and a pretty squishy Rotten Tomatoes score) to set new box office records.
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Investors piled into the New York-listed stock on the news, sending Tiffany shares up as much as 21% to one-year highs around $20.9016 and putting them on track for their best daily performance since the 182-year-old company's market listing in 1987.
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Expecting ECB President Mario Draghi to prepare the ground for another round of monetary easing, if not a rate cut, investors had piled into euro zone government bonds before the meeting, but some of the positioning was unwound during Draghi's comments to the press.
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Investors have piled into cannabis stocks, such as Canadian producers Aurora and Canopy Growth, as many countries consider legalizing marijuana at least for medicinal purposes, such as a treatment for chronic pain, post-traumatic stress disorder, side effects from cancer therapy and other ailments.
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Bond markets rallied on Friday after Bloomberg reported that the ECB was considering giving up the capital key due to a shortage of German paper, which investors see as safe and have piled into in the aftermath of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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The progress made in the Senate on individual appropriations measures represents a major break with the recent past, when spending bills rarely made it to the floor and were then piled into massive omnibus packages in December or sometimes even dragged into the following year.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, July 21.2 (Reuters) - China stocks rose on Wednesday as investors piled into banking, consumer and resources shares after robust economic growth data earlier in the week and on expectations that Beijing is stepping up efforts to reform lumbering and inefficient state companies.
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With a lot of talent piled into the division on top of them, the A's almost certainly aren't going anywhere his year, and unless something dramatic changes in their stadium situation (not particularly likely) that will be the status quo for a while to come.
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Early Friday morning, Dhoruba Shakur, 26, and six others who protested in Ferguson after the shooting death of Michael Brown, a black teenager who was killed by a white police officer, piled into a rented van and drove 11 hours from St. Louis to Charlotte.
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Whole Foods shares rocketed on Friday after news that Amazon had agreed to pay $42 per share for the company, but what attracted Davitt's attention was how the stock continued to rally on Monday, closing at $43.22, as bullish bets piled into the options market.
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Joined by his wife, Alexis Welch, who wore a floral-print head wrap and a distressed denim jacket and carried a turquoise Fendi handbag, Mr. Stoudemire's swelling entourage piled into an elevator for a meeting at Artsy, a website that helps users discover art.
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Foreign investors who once piled into the company, including UBS AG, have dumped at least 300 million shares of its stock in the last five months, shareholder data shows, with some citing concerns about its involvement in China's expanding surveillance state in the Xinjiang region.
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Foreign investors who once piled into the company, including UBS AG, have dumped at least 300 million shares of its stock in the last five months, shareholder data shows, with some citing concerns about its involvement in China's expanding surveillance state in the Xinjiang region.
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Exchange-traded funds have piled into emerging markets hard currency credit in recent years, now accounting for around 18% of overall holdings and with a significant chunk of the debt issued by the likes of higher-yielding credit like Angola, Pakistan, Bahrain and Jordan.
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Stock markets in the United States have hit highs and, for quite awhile, the interest rates on trillions of dollars' worth of European government bonds dipped into negative territory as global investors piled into these securities, confident that the central bank would continue to buy.
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The dollar rose on Friday, putting it on track for its strongest week against a basket of currencies in nearly 15 months as some traders piled into the greenback in a week of tremendous swings felt in stock and bond markets around the world.
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Hillary Clinton's email scandal may be a fading memory for most, but it remains a live, legal morass for at least 14 attorneys who piled into a federal judge's courtroom in Washington on Thursday for the latest round in the never-say-die saga.
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While Maag was a longtime investor, billionaire Och's big Actelion stake emerged in December as talk of a sale heated up and a flurry of hedge funds piled into Actelion shares on optimism that J&J's offer would be too big for the Clozels to refuse.
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M.C. and I went with our friends, we all piled into this big ass arena downtown which was full of black people and white people and young kids and old burnouts and yuppies in expensive seats and poorer people in the nosebleed section, just completely mobbed.
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Li Ka-shing, a Hong Kong tycoon, owns utilities and a mobile network; Walmart, an American retailer, controls Asda, a chain of supermarkets; investors from Qatar have piled into commercial property; Ferrovial, a Spanish infrastructure firm, has interests in a string of British airports, including London Heathrow.
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Upcoming earnings reports for the technology sector , whose profits are expected to outpace the overall S&P 500 for the 217.8th consecutive quarter, could lure back investors who have been concerned about expensive valuations and that too many people may have piled into the big names.
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Former Willets Point business owners like Mr. Chasi and Jorge Molina, who owned the House of Shocks, often set up shop in front of the now-vacant Iron Triangle shops with compressors, tool bags and spare parts piled into the back of pickup trucks or vans.
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The small selloff in German and other euro zone government bonds late on Friday came after another strong rally this week, which has seen German and other countries' borrowing costs repeatedly plumb new lows as investors unnerved by talk of a recession piled into safer assets.
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NEW YORK, June 6 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields fell on Tuesday as investors piled into low-risk bonds on worries about a trio of events on Thursday: Britain's general election, the European Central Bank's policy meeting and former FBI director James Comey's testimony before a Senate panel.
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Last year, on an 18-day Japan trip, his crew of 13 — ranging from 8 months to nearly 80 years old — piled into two connecting machiya houses, essentially urban villas, in Kyoto, where the children tried everything from samurai knife-making and kimono-tying to taiko drumming.
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MEXICO CITY, March 220 (Reuters) - Global currency investors who piled into the peso through the "carry trade" strategy are nursing a bloody nose after the Mexican currency tanked 22017% in three weeks, and analysts are asking if it spells the end of the popular investment tactic.
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Equity markets have tumbled, as investors dumped riskier assets and piled into safe-haven currencies, sending the Japanese yen, which has regained its safe-haven status after last week's brief wobble, to a 3-1/2-week high of 108.51 versus the dollar, trading last up 0.8%.
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With $100 of vegan campaign trail goodies from Natural Grocers purchased in a five-minute barnstorm of the store, they piled into an S.U.V. to the next event on Mr. Booker's four-day blitz across Iowa that his campaign has called the "Lead With Love" tour.
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Shanghai's benchmark index SSEC tumbled as much as 1.4 percent to a two-month low, and the blue-chip CSI300 Index dropped as much as 1.5 percent, before both reversed course and rose into positive territory as bargain hunters piled into blue chips such as banks.
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We piled into a First Order Fleet Transport — a seated vehicle, this time — as an astromech droid drove us through the labyrinthine ship, dodging blaster fire, skirting laser cannons, and ducking Kylo Ren's glowing, cackling lightsaber as it (somehow) melted through the ceiling above our heads.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Mainland Chinese companies have piled into Hong Kong property in 2015-2016, outbidding some of the territory's most powerful developers to gobble up 29 percent of land sold for development in one of the world's most expensive real estate markets, according to new industry figures.
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A day later, Treasury prices jumped as traders piled into safe-haven government bonds in the cash and futures markets on jitters that probes into U.S. President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign's possible ties with Russia could delay or even derail his plans for major tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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NEW YORK, Aug 93 (Reuters) - U.S. benchmark 10-year Treasury yields fell on Friday, putting them on track for their steepest weekly decline in over seven years as investors piled into U.S. government debt due to fears about escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and record low yields in Europe.
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After a police officer was coaxed into organizing an escort, dozens of travelers piled into cars that raced one another down the deserted boulevards at terrifying speed, tucking in behind an enormous armored police truck that blasted its horn and swiveled its water cannons at anyone who approached.
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Eat At the end of each school year, Margarita Manzke and her seven siblings piled into the family car in Manila, where her father ran a fish-sauce factory, to drive to her mother's resort in Subic Bay, on the west coast of Luzon, about two hours away.
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The $25 billion proposal has the backing of investors from Asia, the United States and the Persian Gulf, including from the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, which has piled into sports as part of ambitious plans by the crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, to broaden the country's economy.
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Saccone took the stage briefly before Trump did, and his people were circulating in the hangar: normal-looking suburban Republican operatives and volunteers of the sort who are still jarring to see attached to the Trump roadshow, like insurance-claims adjusters piled into the bed of a monster truck.
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Even before a Fed move, the average rate on the popular 22016-year fixed mortgage shot up from record lows immediately after the presidential election, as investors piled into the stock market and sold out of the bond market [mortgage rates loosely follow the yield of the U.S. 22015-year Treasury].
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Another possibility is that this sell-off reflects the unwinding of "herd" behavior among global asset managers, who piled into similar investments during the 2009 to 2014 stock market rally and are now racing to unload the same high-yield bonds, emerging market stocks and energy investments all at once.
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In the early morning of April 21, 10 students from the University of Southern California's Rocket Propulsion Lab piled into the back of a pickup truck with a 13-foot rocket wedged between them and drove down a dusty dirt road to a launchpad near Spaceport America, in southern New Mexico.
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When it struck the Philippines, Yutu's winds were half the strength of those it packed five days earlier, when as a super typhoon it piled into the U.S. Northern Mariana islands, about 6,000 km (3,700 miles) west of Hawaii, killing one person, wounding more than 130 and damaging critical infrastructure.
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Back in the land of the free and the home of hyperconscious parenting, Claudia Hunter Johnson, the author of HURTLING TOWARD HAPPINESS: A Mother and Teenage Son's Road Trip From Blues to Bonding in a Really Small Car (Arcade, $24.99), has piled into a rental car with her son, Ross.
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A half-dozen of the militiamen who guard the hotel piled into a pickup with their Kalashnikovs and ammunition vests while the photographer Tyler Hicks and I grabbed our gear — cameras, notebooks, bulletproof vests, press credentials, bottles of water — and climbed into an armored truck, slamming the door tight behind us.
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That fall, as the Mets battled to win their division, Mr. Schreiber and his friends piled into his car in Buffalo, where he was attending college, so they could get out-of-town broadcasts on the radio — including one Friday-night doubleheader that the Mets swept with identical 1-0 scores.
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Plenty of Silicon Valley luminaries also piled into the round, including Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff; Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang; Square's project engineering lead Gokul Rajaram; Kevin Weil (the former Twitter product head who just hightailed it to Instagram); BranchOut founder Rick Marini; Haystack founder Semil Shah; and angel investor Ellen Levy.
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Gold XAU= dropped 2.8 percent to $1,224.76 an ounce after touching a session low of $1,219.40, the weakest since June 3, and was down more than 6.0 percent for the week, its worst week in 3-1/2 years as investors piled into industrial commodities seen benefiting from Trump's promises of economic growth.
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But the value of investing in a company when it is still nascent has been somewhat obscured in recent years as hordes of nontraditional start-up investors — including mutual funds, hedge funds and sovereign wealth funds — have piled into private tech companies, often when those start-ups are already proven growth stories.
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There was the car they had to move from where it had been parked just before the 17 relatives and friends piled into the limousine en route to a birthday party at a brewery in Cooperstown, N.Y. There were the wakes and the funerals to plan and to pay for and to attend.
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Fifteen years in the making, the soymeal options give holders the right to buy or sell a product at a particular strike price, and will appeal to another group - China's cash-rich speculative investors, who have piled into everything from eggs to iron ore in the past year, disrupting global commodity prices in the process.
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Hundreds of wrestling die-hards in "Bullet Club" T-shirts walked in clusters, chatting about Kazuchika Okada in the previous night's main event, while roughly the same number of Jehovah's Witnesses—dressed-up families, grannies and aunties being helped into wheelchairs by teens—filed out of the assembly hall next to the one we piled into.
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Our designated drivers at the ready, we piled into our convoy of hatchbacks, heading back to our parents places once more to carry on smoking skunk like it was going out of fashion and listening to more D&B tapes but now at a really low volume so as to not wake anyone in the house up.
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Before he left Holbrook and set out on his life journey, Budenholzer did what he did every summer, which is to say he rounded up B. J. Little and other buddies and piled into a car and headed north to play in the informal spring tournaments that are a staple of life on the Navajo reservation.
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His co-host, who goes by the pseudonym PFT Commenter, tried out jokes about handshake lines and the superiority of the N.H.L. to the N.B.A. When the game ended, they settled on a list of segments and piled into a small recording studio, completely bare except for poorly stapled acoustic tiles and posters of Chris Berman and Lenny Dykstra.
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Ryan Bassil Brandon Flowers may have soul and a gospel choir confirming such, but if they all piled into a car, pulled up to a pedestrianised road full of wrecked people and started singing about it would everyone start immediately punching the air before being magnetically drawn towards the vehicle and mobbing it as though driven by some ancient, Darwinian impulse?
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"There's Surfer Blonde, there's Socialite Blonde, College Blonde…" The colorist, who has a background in painting, a tattoo of Eva Perón on her upper arm, and is today wearing her hair piled into a messy bun, describes her own shade as "Ralph Lauren blonde," and tells me that she's been blonde all her life, "bar the dark ages in my 20s".
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Activation One advantage of neural networks is that they are capable of learning in a nonlinear way, which, in mathless terms, means they are able to spot features in images that aren't quite as obvious — pictures of apples on trees, some of them under direct sunlight and others in the shade, or piled into a bowl on a kitchen counter.
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The euro had fallen sharply on Thursday, along with European bond yields, and had continued its fall on Friday, on a Bloomberg report that the ECB had been considering giving up the capital key due to a shortage of German paper, which investors see as safe and have piled into in the aftermath of Britain's vote to leave the European Union last week.
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President Trump fed off the energy of hundreds of young black conservatives yesterday who piled into the White House in red MAGA hats to hear him speak, later telling Charlie Kirk, a prominent Trump supporter and founder of Turning Point USA, that unlike most speaking events at the White House, he "loved" this one, comparing it the feeling he gets during rallies, Kirk told Axios.
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I always knew that the lazy days of summer were coming to an end when my family piled into our 1979 black Cadillac Eldorado with red leather interior and began a two-day journey from Morristown, N.J., to Hilton Head Island, S.C. In the late 1970s, my father saw advertisements that touted the natural beauty of Hilton Head and he wanted to experience it.
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It certainly won't suit every child — but if you want to challenge a capable young mind that's already showing a talent for digging into detail and figuring things out the Pi 4 is a low budget, high potential option vs the many more basic (but pricey) plug-and-play devices which have piled into the market since Pi arrived to shake up the microprocessor scene.
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On Tuesday, Hulu — the US streaming service jointly owned by , and — appointed a new chief executive, Randy Freer, after its previous boss Mike Hopkins left to run Pictures TV. Ted Sarandos, 's chief content officer, said last week as it released earnings that securing original content had "become a much more competitive marketplace" as Silicon Valley piled into Hollywood, although he dismissed some as being "heavy handed" in their approach.
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The euro had fallen sharply on Thursday, along with European bond yields, on a Bloomberg report that the ECB had been considering giving up the capital key due to a shortage of German paper, which investors see as safe and have piled into in the aftermath of Britain's vote to leave the EU. The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, was last down 0.41 percent at 95.74.
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The euro had fallen sharply on Thursday, along with European bond yields, on a Bloomberg report that the ECB had been considering giving up the capital key due to a shortage of German paper, which investors see as safe and have piled into in the aftermath of Britain's vote to leave the EU. The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, was last down 0.5 percent at 95.708.
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No change to text.) * TSE's REIT index hit highest level since October 2007 * Japan regional banks among main REIT buyers * Attracts int'l institutional investors in search of yield * Market not overheated; large corrections unlikely -fund manager By Tomo Uetake TOKYO, July 12 (Reuters) - Japanese real estate investment trust (REIT) prices hit a near 12-year high this week after institutional investors piled into the asset class as an alternatives to plunging yields on global bonds.
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His genius was in his agility in toggling between the flush and the lean, sometimes in the same year — the five kids piled into the station wagon and taken with our very best table manners to the Russian Tea Room for chicken à la Kiev, for the Rockettes at Radio City, walking Fifth Avenue to the tree — in spite of the electricity's being shut off or having to siphon gas for the car.
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Also corrects para 103 to say that green investors were eligible for a 210% higher allocation, not that they were given an additional allocation of up to 21%.) Netherlands raises 20.8965 bln from 20-year green bond * Borrower gives preference to investors deemed green * Interest soaring but green bond volumes still small By Virginia Furness LONDON, May 21 (Reuters) - Investors piled into the Netherlands' inaugural, triple-A rated sovereign green bond on Tuesday, placing 21.2 billion euros ($23.7 billion) of orders for the environmentally friendly paper.
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