Iran's currency plumbed new depths this week ahead of Aug.
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"Maurice plumbed the darkness in the joy," Mr. Michelson said.
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I had already plumbed the well of victory to unimaginable depths.
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Wikipedia windows everywhere reflecting way too many half-plumbed rabbit holes.
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The project would have re-plumbed the state's water delivery system.
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The inched up 0.3 percent to $0.6912, having plumbed $0.6863 on Dec.
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Iran's currency plumbed new depths this week as Iranians brace for Aug.
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The pound struggled near a two-week low of $1.2557 plumbed on Wednesday.
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The two indexes plumbed more than two-month lows in early morning trade.
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The yield had plumbed a three-year low of 1.595% a week ago.
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Ironically, he needed toilet breaks as his bar toilet was not plumbed in.
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The index had plumbed losses as much as 7.43% earlier in the session.
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But he has not fully plumbed the implications of this new origins story.
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This year was different, however: the show was seen as having plumbed new depths.
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In the years since the financial crisis rates have plumbed new and extraordinary depths.
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For all other images, the duo plumbed the depths of the internet for samples.
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The answers are already disturbing, but we apparently have not plumbed the depths yet.
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The dollar traded at 111.36 yen, off a low of 110.67 plumbed on Thursday.
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The New Zealand kiwi inched up 0.3 percent to $0.6912, having plumbed $0.6863 on Dec.
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Having plumbed the depths of depravity, it knows a moral imperative when it sees one.
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Mr. Maestri plumbed the serious core of this comic masterpiece by playing the role straight.
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It plumbed a low of $1,199.60 earlier in the day, its lowest since late February.
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That yield has become more attractive as currency market volatility has plumbed to new lows.
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It was a theme also plumbed by Cottweiler, designed by Matthew Dainty and Ben Cottrell.
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But lord knows I'll be paying attention when the game's most arcane secrets are plumbed.
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National Australia Bank plumbed its weakest levels since mid-2013, while Macquarie Group fell 3.6 percent.
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Bonds yields from Cyprus to Ireland had already plumbed all-time lows earlier in the day.
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The dollar index stood at 94.009, hovering near an 8-month trough of 93.748 plumbed overnight.
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It moved well away from a 21.4-21.3/2-month low of $1.1553 plumbed last week.
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That lifted it about 2.2 percent from a three-year low near 88.25 plumbed last week.
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The index has lost 26 percent this week, during which it plumbed a nine-month low.
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The human mind has plumbed the universe, concluding that it is precisely 13.8 billion years old.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng plumbed six-month lows, having lost 3.9 percent so far this week.
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If there were deeper mysteries to be plumbed about this new sensation, it would be here.
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Those wagers paid off handsomely, rising 21 percent last year as the VIX plumbed historic lows.
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But none has plumbed the depths of the show's sadness as fearlessly as Mr. Cooke's interpretation.
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We've plumbed the depths of grody bodega bathrooms that you should really never ask to use.
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It moved well away from a 21.3-1/2-month low of $1.1553 plumbed last week.
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The Aussie managed to pull away from $0.7157, its lowest since May 2016 plumbed on Tuesday.
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A fall below 23.1,1.653 plumbed on Tuesday would take the index to its lowest since May 21.65.
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It has managed to remain above the 2-1/2-year low of 91.011 plumbed on Friday.
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The overnight spike lifted the common currency away from a one-month trough of $1.0825 plumbed midweek.
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The single currency has steadily recovered from a low of $1.1183 plumbed at the start of April.
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Sterling rose 0.2 percent to $1.22, moving away from a two-month low of $1.2201 plumbed Wednesday.
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Friday's decline took it closer to a seven-month low of 2.103 percent plumbed on June 14.
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I wish we could have plumbed her faith more and understood how Hannah thinks about that conflict.
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Yields on U.S. and German debt plumbed multi-year lows amid a rush for safe-haven assets.
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The scandal plumbed the depths of skulduggery in a state whose record of corruption is not proud.
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The Aussie dollar came off a 1-1/2-year low of $0.7311 plumbed overnight, fetching $0.7368.
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Alewives, shad, blueback herring, menhaden, silversides and sand eels plumbed the river's depths in constantly shifting schools.
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The index has lost about 2 percent this week, during which it plumbed a nine-month low.
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The British currency plumbed to a two-year low this week at $1.2439 before recouping some losses.
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The British currency plumbed to a two-year low this week at $1.119 before recouping some losses.
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Her music has aged well, partly because of the risks she's taken and the depths she's plumbed.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield hovered near a one-month low of 2.321 percent plumbed overnight.
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On Thursday, it plumbed a two-week low of 94.465, before rebounding after crude oil inventory data.
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The dollar last fetched 110.11 yen, firmly above the lows of 108.82 yen plumbed earlier this week.
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Yet in the actual theaters in Cannes, the anxious world's worries were being quietly but relentlessly plumbed.
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It stabilised around $1.22, having plumbed to a low of $1.2185 in Asia, its lowest since March 1.
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The dollar was at 106.325 yen, having recovered from a 15-month low of 105.240 plumbed on Friday.
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Sterling eased 0.3 percent to $1.2210, but remained above an 18-day low of $1.2082 plumbed on Tuesday.
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There are depths to be plumbed here, and it's a shame the film doesn't bust out the drill.
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The euro rose 0.1 percent to $1.1597, bouncing modestly from a three-month low of $0.69093 plumbed overnight.
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Sterling was 0.1% higher at $1.2157, crawling back from a 28-month trough of $1.2120 plumbed on Tuesday.
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The common currency also plumbed a fresh three-year low of 120.315 yen on Thursday before paring losses.
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China's yuan lost 0.45 percent against the dollar and back towards an 11-month low plumbed last week.
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The benchmark finished flat on Thursday when it plumbed the weakest level in nearly two months at 5,141.0.
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But the currency has rebounded nearly 2 percent from this month's low of $0.7054 plumbed on Feb. 12.
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Sterling eased 0.3 percent to $1.27, but remained above an 18-day low of $1.2082 plumbed on Tuesday.
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Monday's developments helped the dollar index bounce back from a 9-month low of 95.470 plumbed on Friday.
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It stabilized around $1.22, having plumbed to a low of $1.2185 in Asia, its lowest since March 1.
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The single currency has steadily recovered from a recent low of $1.1183 plumbed at the start of April.
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Monday's developments helped the dollar index bounce back from a nine-month low of 95.470 plumbed on Friday.
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Monday's developments helped the dollar index bounce back from a 0.76093-month low of 95.470 plumbed on Friday.
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Riley paints the limits of people's visual perception; Freud, a portrait painter, plumbed the depths of people themselves.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1153, hovering near a three-week low of $1.1133 plumbed on Tuesday.
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He plumbed the depths of an issue, but understood that such proficiency only made him a policy wonk.
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Fixed asset investment rose 133% for the full year, but growth had plumbed record lows in the autumn.
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The index has fallen 23 percent this week, and plumbed 93.213 on Thursday, its lowest since May 17.
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The Australian dollar traded near a 12-day low of $0.6925 plumbed on Wednesday, when it shed 0.45%.
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This week it also plumbed a record low as Mr Trump reiterated some of his campaign threats against Mexico.
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Queer writers, too, have plumbed these depths, including, of course, Maggie Nelson in her earth-shattering book The Argonauts.
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Sterling was a shade firmer at $1.98.055, crawling back from a 28-month trough of $1.2120 plumbed on Tuesday.
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The start-up index closed 3.6 percent lower, within sight of lows plumbed during the market crash in 2015.
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But perhaps no living artist has shaped the American soul, or plumbed its depths, as profoundly as Bob Dylan.
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The dollar index moved in the opposite direction and stood near a five-month trough of 94.650 plumbed overnight.
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Spot gold plumbed a two-week low of $1,260.36 an ounce and was last down 0.4 pct at $1,261.24.
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Where they might have plumbed an old, weird American past to understand their present, though, Remy's music looks forward.
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The Fed's main interest rate is barely above zero (and has plumbed such depths for the last eight years).
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The kiwi was close to $0.6863, a near seven-month trough plumbed on Friday against the broadly stronger dollar.
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The lira also plumbed a record low against the euro and hit its weakest against the dollar since December.
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Iran's currency plumbed new depths on Monday, dropping past 120,000 rials to the dollar, as Iranians brace for Aug.
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That was still less than a cent away from an eight-month low against the single currency plumbed last week.
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Mr Kavanaugh was on the staff of Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel who plumbed President Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky.
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The German auction comes during a month when rates have fallen sharply and German yields plumbed deeper into negative territory.
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The common currency also plumbed a fresh three-year low of 120.315 yen but has since drifted up to 121.075.
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The Australian dollar slipped 0.4 percent to $0.7580 , within sight of its five-month low of $0.7532 plumbed on Nov.
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You know, the software that plumbed the internet for all its commonalities and wove a fever dream collage of images?
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The Aussie traded flat percent at $0.7584, having plumbed a low of $0.7567, a trough last seen in late June.
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Its struggling rival Debenhams plumbed new record lows after telling adviser KPMG to examine radical restructuring options for the group.
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It was last down 0.2 percent at $0.6949, within sight of a five-month low of $0.6932 plumbed on Monday.
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The Aussie dollar was not far off a 1-1/2-year low of $0.7311 plumbed on Monday, fetching $0.7328.
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The 20-year yield brushed 0.050% and the 30-year yield plumbed 0.145%, both lows not seen since July 2016.
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China's yuan lost more than 0.5 percent against the dollar and back towards an 11-month low plumbed last week.
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The euro was effectively flat at $1.1231, staying within distance of a two-month trough of $1.1180 plumbed on Thursday.
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Sterling has recovered in recent sessions from a 14-month low, rising almost two cents from $1.2662 plumbed last week.
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The euro was flat at $0.43, hovering close to a near three-month low of $1.0964 plumbed earlier on Monday.
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YUAN, POUND REBOUND The dollar's weakness helped China's offshore yuan pull away further from record lows plumbed earlier this week.
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Dr. Piraino has plumbed the mysteries of the creature, more than half-a-billion years old, for its possible uses.
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The greenback popped back above 21.4415 yen, pulling well away from a four-month trough of 25 plumbed on Monday.
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The euro added 0.1 percent to $1.1161, well above last week's low of $1.0821 plumbed after the ECB's stimulus expansion.
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The pound was 0.05 percent higher at $1.3989, crawling away from a one-month low of $1.3919 plumbed on Tuesday.
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The yen also held most of its gains, a reversal from a six-month low plumbed before Trump's tariff announcements.
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A paper published last year in the journal PeerJ plumbed the question to new depths and arrived at an intriguing explanation.
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Your overwater cabin comes fully-equipped with a fridge/freezer, gas oven, air conditioning, and is plumbed with hot running water.
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The British currency had briefly plumbed a two-year low this week at $1.2439 — excluding a "flash crash" episode on Jan.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield plumbed its lowest levels since late October as investors sought safety in government debt.
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However, as Stephen Paddock's relationships are plumbed and his medical records are scrutinized, these are some of the paths for examination.
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The greenback popped back above 118.00 yen JPY=, pulling well away from a four-month trough of 21.4415 plumbed on Monday.
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There's just one difference between the ready-made original and Job's bronze remake: The new one is fully plumbed for use.
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The dollar index was little changed at 97.672, hovering just above a two-week trough of 97.640 plumbed the previous day.
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Except for lows plumbed during an October 2016 "flash crash", sterling's Tuesday fall took it towards levels not seen since 1985.
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They finished sixth overall last year, an improvement on three years with Honda in which they plumbed the depths of disappointment.
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The greenback plumbed a more than nine-month low of 163 against the yen on Thursday, driven partly by technical factors.
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His approval ratings plumbed all-time lows for a sitting president, of around 4 percent, as his flaws grew increasingly obvious.
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The Aussie was trading at $0.71.1316, pulling above a two-and-a-half month low of $0.7236 plumbed in the previous session.
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The euro rose as much as half a percent to $1.1714, pulling further away from 2018 lows of $1.151 plumbed last week.
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The euro was a touch higher at $1.1139 but within reach of $1.1117, its lowest level since June 2017 plumbed on Thursday.
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The euro was a touch higher at $1.1138 but within reach of $1.1117, its lowest level since June 2017 plumbed on Thursday.
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What does a thinker of this rigorously pessimistic persuasion make of the clerical sex-abuse scandals that plumbed new depths this week?
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Spot gold was 0.2 percent higher at $1,226.50 an ounce, moving away from an eight-week low of $1,1.81 plumbed on Tuesday.
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It had gained 1.4 percent versus the yen last week, pulling away from a 17-month low of 110.67 plumbed mid-month.
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The Australian dollar dipped 0.2 percent to $0.7213 , hovering just above a 2-1/2-month low of $0.7175 plumbed last week.
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Against a trade-weighted basket of currencies, sterling was at 86.7, having plumbed to 86.6 on Wednesday, its lowest since May 18.
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The dollar was trading at 1.153 yen, off a low of 110.67 plumbed on Thursday that was its weakest since October, 2014.
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On Monday, the British currency traded flat at $1.2778, a touch higher than a 13-month low of $1.2723 plumbed on Friday.
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The dollar was trading at 111.25 yen, off a low of 110.67 plumbed on Thursday that was its weakest since October, 2014.
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The Australian dollar dipped 0.1 percent to $0.7220 , hovering just above a 2-1/2-month low of $0.7175 plumbed last week.
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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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The Australian dollar was 0.1 percent higher at $0.7553 after rallying back from an 11-month low of $0.7413 plumbed on Wednesday.
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""Firstly, it's plumbed in and secondly, a potential thief will have no idea who last used the toilet or what they ate.
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Last Thursday, Ding Yi Feng's shares closed at HK$23.10, compared to an all-time low of HK$0.144 plumbed in 2013.
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If you think about, the world's going to get plumbed with audio and speakers, that's an interesting UX (user experience) for us.
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The blue-chip NSE Nifty 50 index, which fell 5.5% on Wednesday, has plumbed multi-year lows and shed 30% this year.
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The euro inched slightly lower to $1.1770 EUR= but was holding above its nearly three-week low of $1.1730 plumbed on Friday.
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Sterling plumbed a seven-year low around $1.3876 on concern Britons might vote to leave the European Union in a June referendum.
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That is the dynamic that has dominated throughout the post-crisis bull market when stocks marched higher, while bond yields plumbed lows.
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Against the yen, the greenback popped back above 112.00 yen , recovering from a 0.76813-1/2 month trough of 110.67 plumbed last week.
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The yen was 0.57% firmer at 109.71 to the dollar, having pulled back from a two-week low of 110.675 plumbed on Tuesday.
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Aside from the general mayhem caused by superhero powers used without restraint, the psychological side of The Boys gets plumbed with reckless abandon.
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Asian stocks slid to a four-year trough as U.S. crude oil plumbed a fresh 214.015 low, underlining worries about the global economy.
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Sterling, however, plumbed a seven-year low around $1.3880 on concern Britons might vote to leave the European Union in a June referendum.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 1.5 percent, putting further distance between a four-year low plumbed last week.
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AI research has caused concern amongst the scientific and technology communities, and films like Alex Garland's Ex Machina have plumbed this fear cinematically.
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The yen was 226% firmer at 20.2 to the dollar, having pulled back from a two-week low of 20.6870 plumbed on Tuesday.
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China tightened its grip on moving funds out of the country late last year as the yuan plumbed more than eight-year lows.
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The yen was 0.1% firmer at 110.23 to the dollar, having pulled back from a two-week low of 110.675 plumbed on Tuesday.
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The greenback was steady at 112.730 yen after rising 0.76753 percent overnight, when it had initially plumbed an 18-day low of 111.920.
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Oil prices rose for a second session on Friday, moving further away from 12-year lows plumbed earlier this week, lifting oil shares.
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It remained well above this week's 22017-22/2-year low of 91.621 plumbed against a background of tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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The dollar slipped 0.15 percent to 110.34 yen but managed to stay clear of a six-week trough of 109.70 plumbed on Monday.
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At the end of trading on Tuesday Sotheby's stock was priced at $27.74, significant recovery from the $19.13 that it plumbed in February.
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The higher U.S. yields helped the greenback come within a whisker of 110.00 yen, off this week's trough of 107.75 plumbed on Monday.
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The euro was steady at $1.2192 and in close reach of a 1-1/2-month low of $1.2188 plumbed the previous day.
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It remained well above this week's 2-1/2-year low of 91.621 plumbed against a background of tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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The trade-sensitive Australian dollar was down 0.25 percent at $0.7371, edging back towards a 13-month low of $0.7345 plumbed last week.
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Indeed, throughout Mr. Fink's photography career, he has plumbed similar themes, notably the problems and pride of being alive in a specific time.
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For the last four years, they have plumbed the deep history of the universe, using violent, faraway cataclysms called quasars as distance markers.
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It plumbed a one-month low of $1.3919 on Tuesday before rebounding 0.3 percent, seen to have been supported in part by news about a possible takeover of British pharmaceutical company Shire Plc by Japanese drugmaker Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. The Australian dollar shed 0.2 percent to $0.7586 and in close reach of a four-month trough of $0.7576 plumbed the previous day.
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The Canadian dollar struggled near a five-month low of C$1.3318 per dollar plumbed on Tuesday, when it shed more than 1 percent.
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That peak capped a rally of 11 percent from the almost 10-year low of $3303 a ton plumbed in the week to Jan.
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Brent crude oil futures plumbed a seven-month low of $59.07 per barrel as the trade war raised concerns about lower demand for commodities.
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Hollande's popularity has plumbed new lows for a modern French president as he failed to live up to a promise to get unemployment falling.
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She produced searching biographies of Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Daphne du Maurier, in which she plumbed the depths of character with a novelist's hand.
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Elsewhere, the Hong Kong dollar plumbed to a fresh 33-year low against the greenback towards the lower end of a currency trading band.
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The currency plumbed record lows last week, impacted by diplomatic tensions with the United States and worries about the independence of its central bank.
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Sterling shed 0.3 percent to $1.3247, but remained above last week's 31-year trough of $1.3122 plumbed in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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The U.S. currency was lifted as long-term U.S. Treasury yields bounced back from two-month lows plumbed at the start of the week.
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The U.S. currency was up 2100.140 percent at 221 yen, putting some distance between the four-month low of 24 it plumbed on Monday.
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The Aussie had plumbed a nine-day low of $0.7570 overnight, dragged down by declines in prices of commodities like copper and crude oil.
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Sterling shed 0.3 percent to $1.3246, but remained above last week's 31-year trough of $1.3122 plumbed in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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The greenback was steady against the perceived safe-haven yen at 104.43, well above a one-month low of 102.54 yen plumbed on Thursday.
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An 18-carat gold toilet has been plumbed into Blenheim Palace for visitors to use, but they'll have to respect a strict time-limit.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan traded up 1.2 percent, putting further distance between a four-year low plumbed last week.
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The greenback, which plumbed a 16-month low of 104.560 on Monday when trade woes roiled the global markets, was flat at 0.76483 yen.
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The Australian dollar was 0.2 percent lower at $0.7889 but still some distance away from a one-month low of $0.7835 plumbed on Tuesday.
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As trading in major currencies slumbers, their implied volatilities, key gauges of expected swings measured by their option prices, plumbed record lows this week.
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Likewise, its New Zealand peer plumbed a one-month low of $0.6626 NZD=D4 and a three-month trough of 78.43 yen NZD=D4.
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The interview comes as relations between Beijing and Washington plumbed new lows, following allegations of Chinese interference in US elections and rising military tensions.
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The Australian dollar rose 0.1 percent to above $0.72, pulling further away from a 2-1/2-year low of $0.7085 plumbed on Tuesday.
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The Aussie has jumped nearly 7.853 percent this week, having pulled back from a 2-1/2-year low of $0.7085 plumbed on Sept.
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Branding himself a prophet, he plumbed the new-age convention circuit alongside specialists in animal telepathy, chakras, hauntings, angelic gemstone messages and the afterlife.
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The single currency stabilised around $1.22 on Tuesday after having plumbed to a low of $1.2185 in the Asian session, its lowest since March 1.
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Sterling, however, remained clear of a two-week low of $1.3303 plumbed on Tuesday and was headed for a 0.4 percent gain on the week.
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The Aussie was little changed at $0.7341 after retreating 0.7 percent the previous day, when it plumbed a 1-1/2-year trough of $0.7323.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1298 following a decline of 0.3 percent the previous day, when it plumbed a two-week trough of $1.1289.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1306 following a decline of 0.3 percent the previous day, when it plumbed a two-week trough of $1.1289.
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Still, some people like Allan H. MacDonald, a theoretical physicist at the University of Texas, thought that graphene's mysteries had yet to be fully plumbed.
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Against the yen, it skidded 0.6 percent to 119.28, moving back toward a more than three-year low of 119.005 plumbed in the previous session.
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Mr Cameron has already plumbed the Mariana Trench in a submersible; in 2011 he showed interest in a privately funded Russian mission to the Moon.
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In currency markets, the euro was a shade firmer at $1.1316 but still in close reach of a six-week trough of $1.1289 plumbed overnight.
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Last week, JGB yields plumbed their lowest levels since last year, as investors braced for the first round of the French presidential election on Sunday.
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The dollar nudged down about 0.1 percent against the yen to 0.13, but remained comfortably above a one-year low of 115.97 plumbed last week.
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The single currency stabilised around $1.22 on Tuesday after having plumbed to a low of $1.2185 in the Asian session, its lowest since March 0.33.
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Russian steelmakers have suffered over the past two years as world steel prices plumbed 11-year lows and the country's economic crisis sapped domestic demand.
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But I couldn't help hoping that, in the long run, Turner will be given her true due, her personal history plumbed for its deepest applications.
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Russian steelmakers have been hit by a collapse in global steel prices, which plumbed 10-year lows at the end of 2015 and early 1573.
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For one thing, Mr. Allen said, the wonders of the Eastern gray squirrel have yet to be plumbed, despite — or maybe because of — its ubiquity.
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In 1935, W.E.B. Du Bois plumbed the mind and motives of the Ku Klux Klan, and indeed of mobs and mass movements driven by fear.
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The 30-year yield rose 13 basis points to 0.615 percent, pulling further away from a two-year low of 0.575 percent plumbed last week.
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Sterling was a shade higher at $1.2755 on Monday after sliding 1.7 percent on Friday, when it plumbed a near two-month low of $1.2636.
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As trading in major currencies slumbers, their implied volatilities, key gauges of expected swings measured by their option prices, plumbed to record lows this week.
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The broad benchmark had fallen as much as 0.7% earlier in the day, while auto stocks had plumbed a 53-1/2 month trough, down 2.1%.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies struggled near a four-week low of 69.643 plumbed on Tuesday, weighed by the pound's rally.
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His was a search, a questioning, that went to a greater height and plumbed a deeper mystery than any answers or responses were able to reach.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies struggled near a four-week low of 69.673 plumbed on Tuesday, weighed by the pound's rally.
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Even that may be optimistic, since the spending is not "plumbed in" to actual budget plans, notes Claudia Major of SWP, a think-tank in Berlin.
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The single currency stabilized at around $1.22 on Tuesday after having plumbed to a low of $1.218 in the Asian session, its lowest since March 1.
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Against the yen, sterling was up 0.6 percent at 135.75 , scraping out some breathing space between a 3-1/2 year trough of 133.18 plumbed Friday.
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The pound fell to $1.3208, still above the 7-month low of $1.3102 plumbed last week, before settling at $1.3244, down 0.3 percent on the day.
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The Australian dollar was 0.2 percent lower at $0.7183 , edging back towards a two-year low of $0.7145 plumbed on Wednesday against a broadly stronger greenback.
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The 10-year Treasury yield was at 1.536%, having risen from a three-year trough of 1.428% plumbed midweek on soft economic data and Sino-U.
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Over the next few weeks, we were visited by more workmen, who re-plumbed the entire house — why not, when it had been torn up already?
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The U.S. dollar rallied against the euro on Thursday after solid U.S. economic data, bouncing back from lows plumbed after Wednesday's Federal Reserve monetary policy statement.
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China's yuan meanwhile dropped 0.7 percent against the U.S. currency to 6.7 per dollar and back towards an 11-month low of 6.73 plumbed last week.
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Relations between the world's two largest economies have plumbed new depths under Trump, with a trade war and disagreements over Taiwan and the South China Sea.
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Point of use devices, which are typically plumbed into the sink are typically much more rigorous at filtering out carcinogens and pathogens than pitchers or faucet filters.
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The index pulled away from a three-week low of 20,938.00 plumbed on Monday after much weaker-than-expected February U.S. job data knocked global shares lower.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling plumbed a seven month low on Tuesday, as concerns about an escalating trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies weighed on risk appetite.
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That worked for half the year as bond yields plumbed new lows, but reversed in late summer and was wholly upended following the election of Donald Trump.
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The Aussie was headed for a 1.1 percent gain on the week, having pulled back from a 2-1/2-year low of $0.7085 plumbed on Tuesday.
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They have been trending lower for months, even years in the case of copper, and most have plumbed new lows in the first few days of 2016.
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Sri Lanka faces repayments on expensive infrastructure foreign loans starting this year and already has a hefty debt burden, while its rupee currency has plumbed record lows.
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Yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note was near a six-week low of 2.807 percent plumbed overnight in the wake of Trump's interest rate comments.
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Brent's six-day rising streak is the longest such string of gains since December, with prices up more than 23 percent from 2018 depths plumbed in February.
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It rose as high as 22 on Monday, when the pound plumbed 299.00-year lows after the results of the UK vote on Friday sent markets reeling.
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The possibility of Britons voting for a "Brexit" at a June referendum has also struck the pound, which traded near $1.4081, a one-week low plumbed overnight.
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The dollar index against a group of six major currencies was 20.2 percent higher at 20.7320, crawling off a nine-month trough of 20.7347 plumbed on Friday.
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Economic growth has slowed to near zero in recent years and business and consumer sentiment have plumbed multi-decade lows as political uncertainty weighs on the economy.
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Like the US president, she plumbed resentment towards elites from a power base in small towns and rural areas that abhor voters in more cosmopolitan, liberal cities.
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The index pulled away from a three-week low of 21,2605.48 plumbed on Monday after much weaker-than-expected February U.S. job data knocked global shares lower.
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In questioning their determinative race, he has plumbed not only his own but also the complexity of racial identity for people outside the prevalent white/nonwhite binary.
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The dollar index against a group of six major currencies was 0.05 percent higher at 95.675, crawling off a nine-month trough of 95.470 plumbed on Friday.
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But some critics of Medicaid, notably political conservatives, question how funds flow into school districts and whether educators have wrongly plumbed the program to cover budget shortfalls.
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By combining faithfulness to the music with imagery plumbed from his myth-drenched imagination, Mr. Williams has added otherworldly, almost feral dimension to this placid love story.
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The prospect of Britons voting for a "Brexit" at a June referendum has also struck the pound, which traded near $1.4081 , a one-week low plumbed overnight.
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On Thursday he took to television, Twitter and journalist roundtables to try to reassure them and shore up confidence after the lira plumbed a record low overnight.
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The single currency EUR= stabilised at around $0.75773 on Tuesday after having plumbed to a low of $1.218 in the Asian session, its lowest since March 1.
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Oil futures are now near $50 per barrel, off more than 12-year lows plumbed earlier this year but still far below their 2014 peaks of above $100.
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The currency had earlier fallen as much as 0.6% to a four-month low of $1.2625 and plumbed a three-month low against the euro at 88.39 pence.
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Turkey's currency, the lira, hit an all-time low of 3.7790 against the U.S. dollar in early trade on Tuesday, breaking previous record lows plumbed during Monday's session.
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The dollar's index against a basket of six major currencies was hovering at 48.1.8, just above its nine-month low of 95.47 plumbed at the end of June.
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But as with Bone Tomahawk, I plumbed the depths in terms of graphic violence, because I'm interested in seeing something new, something I haven't seen before, something memorable.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was at 96.18, after pulling back from a 2-1/2-week low of 95.678 plumbed on Wednesday.
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In the financial markets, China's blue-chip stock index ended the year more than 13 percent lower while the Chinese yuan plumbed an 8-1/2 year low.
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The greenback inched 0.13 percent higher to 112.73 yen but was just off a two-week low of 112.55 plumbed overnight and down 0.3 percent for the week.
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As these stocks plumbed new highs, we began to hear more and more justifications of their towering market values and the unstoppable enlargement of their domains over time.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury note last yielded 1.691% after climbing 6 basis points overnight, knocked away from a three-year low of 1.595% plumbed a week ago.
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The euro was last down 0.1 percent at $1.0572, wallowing near a one-month low of $1.0559 plumbed on Tuesday amid political risk and disappointing regional economic data.
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The benchmark 10-year yield was at 2.328 percent in compared to 2.320 percent, its U.S. close on Monday, when it plumbed its lowest levels in two weeks.
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"Mr Spencer-Churchill told the Times: "Firstly, it's plumbed in, and secondly, a potential thief will have no idea who last used the toilet or what they ate.
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The Australian dollar was down 0.3 percent at $0.7175 , inching back towards a seven-month low of $0.7160 plumbed late last week on concerns over China's economic growth.
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"This woman is in full view, but she's invisible, ignored in the narrative," said Ms. Murrell, whose 19303 dissertation plumbed what could be learned from this black figure.
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The LNG glut has pushed Asian spot prices towards a record low last plumbed in February when demand sank in China, where the coronavirus originated late last year.
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The peso plumbed record lows in September and nearly broke past 20 per dollar as U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump gained on his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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That left the greenback up more than 2 percent from the three-year low it plumbed on Friday, and on track for its first weekly gain of 2018.
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Insults quickly turned to intrigue as the Italian media plumbed the tree's costs, questioned how it had been transported to the city and analyzed its state of health.
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His comments came after the lira plumbed record lows for five straight trading days, a sell-off that Erdogan and his ministers called an economic attack by outside forces.
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An initial output freeze agreed in February has helped oil prices rise to almost $38 a barrel from a 12-year low close to $27 plumbed earlier this year.
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In other currencies, the euro rose 0.6 percent to a near two-week high of 124.24 , pulling away from a three-year trough of 121.48 plumbed late last week.
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That, coupled with a weaker dollar, has helped lift crude futures by more than $20 a barrel since prices plumbed 12-year lows below $30 in the first quarter.
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In contrast, volatility in U.S. Treasuries has surged to its highest since April 2017, while the equity market "fear" index VIX remains above multi-year lows plumbed in 2017.
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The euro was up 0.1 percent to $1.1650, 0.4 percent higher for the week and holding well above a 3 1/2-month low of $1.1553 plumbed on Tuesday.
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By the end it feels unresolved, its meaning incomplete as though writer-director Henry Hughes wasn't sure where to take his story once he'd plumbed the depths of misery.
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The currency has managed to put some distance between a nine-month low of 9.577 plumbed three weeks ago when oil prices fell to their lowest levels since November.
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Exporters were sold off, as the dollar slipped 0.15 percent to 110.34 yen, although it managed to stay clear of a six-week trough of 109.70 plumbed on Monday.
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Over the past few days, there has been an almost 20 percent rebound in the Turkish lira from the all-time lows that it plumbed earlier in the week.
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Many of Mr. Conley's songs, among them "Holding Her and Loving You" and "Don't Make It Easy for Me," both No. 1 hits, plumbed the complexity of romantic relationships.
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The greenback has crawled off a five-month low of 107.810 plumbed a week ago when risk aversion in the broader markets heightened demand for the safe-haven yen.
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Mr. Nézet-Séguin boldly plumbed the music for wayward harmonic turns, mercurial shifts and weighty orchestral depths, as in the Dutchman's long, brooding monologue when we first meet him.
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Millennium bcp shares, which have been hit by concerns about the lender's capital ratios and its appetite for Novo Banco, plumbed record lows on Friday after the British referendum.
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In contrast, volatility in U.S. Treasuries has surged to its highest since April 218.4, while the equity market "fear" index VIX remains above multi-year lows plumbed in 22015.
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At 71, the West-Africa raised director has plumbed the depths of female agency before (Chocolat, White Material), though arguably not in such an unabashedly raw and sexual way.
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The Australian and New Zealand dollars were flat at $0.7370 and $0.6864, respectively, with the Aussie having managed to crawl off a 13-month trough plumbed earlier in the week.
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Devon Energy Corp, Pioneer Natural Resources Co and others have announced similar deals so far this month, eager to ink agreements as oil prices rise from lows plumbed in 2015.
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The U.S. Treasury 10-year yield was up about 3.5 basis points at 2.031%, putting some distance between a 2-1/2-year low of 1.974% plumbed on June 20.
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In October 2016 the British currency plumbed very briefly to more than three-decade lows below $1.15 during a flash crash in the currency markets in early Asian trading hours.
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Earlier on Tuesday, a quarterly index showed consumer confidence rising to its highest level in more than three years, continuing a rebound from 24-year lows plumbed in early 2016.
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The Aussie is on track for a more than 1 percent gain on the week, having pulled back from a 2-1/2-year low of $0.7085 plumbed on Tuesday.
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The U.S. Treasury 10-year yield was up about 4 basis points at 2.037%, putting some distance between a 2-1/2-year low of 1.974% plumbed on June 20.
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The dollar index against a basket of major currencies was little changed at 13, after managing to put some distance between a 13-month low of 93.638 plumbed on Tuesday.
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The greenback remained clear of a four-month low of 108.605 yen plumbed last week, when turmoil in the White House and geopolitical tensions took a toll on the currency.
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She plumbed the depths of publicly available data sets from agencies like NASA and the US Geological Survey and used them to create vivid maps of constellations, asteroids, and planets.
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Pena Nieto's approval ratings have plumbed depths lower than any recent president, and his Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) faces a major struggle to retain power in presidential elections next July.
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However, for the fifth month in a row, EIA's report on monthly oil production showed that the bureau's weekly reports underestimated the amount of oil being plumbed from U.S. fields.
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The benchmark 10-year yield was at 2.328 percent in Asian trading compared to 2.320 percent, its U.S. close on Monday, when it plumbed its lowest levels in two weeks.
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The pound was up 0.1 percent at $1.2502, within reach of a near one-week low of $1.2466 plumbed overnight on nervousness ahead of Thursday's Bank of England policy meeting.
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"I went looking for the big stories," said Jon Grinspan, a curator at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, when he plumbed the diaries in the Civil War archives.
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Sterling was at $1.3142, having bounced from a one-week low of $1.3080 plumbed on Monday amid a stalemate over the post-Brexit status of Britain's land border with Ireland.
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But just one year later, Ms. Franklin brought "Bridge" back to the Top 10 in a version that plumbed the rich gospel roots the folk duo could only hint at.
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The LNG supply glut is pushing down Asian spot prices toward a record low last plumbed in February when demand sank in China, where the coronavirus originated late last year.
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Substantially larger-than-expected Indian exports could therefore weigh on global skimmed milk prices that only recently recovered from all time lows plumbed in January of around $1,550 per tonne.
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The U.S. Treasury 10-year yield was up about 3 basis points at 2.030%, putting some distance between a 2-1/2-year low of 1.974% plumbed on June 20.
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Risk aversion gripped markets — Asian stocks tumbled and sterling plumbed a 31-year low — amid worries global efforts to boost liquidity may not be enough to cushion the impact of Brexit.
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She was also renowned for "Confessions of a Failed Southern Lady," a well-received, somewhat fictionalized 1985 memoir in which she plumbed the depths, and the shallows, of her genteel upbringing.
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Oil prices rebounded on Thursday as some players covered short positions after crude prices plumbed new 12-year lows amid concerns over Iran adding to a global glut faster than expected.
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Russian steelmakers such as NLMK and its closest rival, Evraz, struggled over the past two years as world steel prices plumbed 11-year lows and Russia's economic crisis sapped domestic demand.
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The Australian dollar was effectively flat at $0.7371 , after it managed to crawl off a 13-month trough plumbed earlier this week on the back of the U.S.-China trade conflict.
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Consumer prices rose at their fastest pace in two years in December, as the peso currency plumbed record lows over fears about the incoming Donald Trump administration in the United States.
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That helped lift sterling to a seven-week high of $1.3445 last week, more than 5 percent above the three-decade low it had plumbed in the aftermath of the vote.
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At the time, Judge Michael Stuart-Moore said Jutting -- who claimed diminished responsibility on the grounds of psychological problems -- plumbed "the very depths of depravity" in the treatment of his victims.
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In "To the Secretary," a former U.S. diplomat plumbed the State Department cables revealed by WikiLeaks to show a disconnect between Washington policy makers and those who work in U.S. embassies.
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In offshore markets, the Chinese currency fell 0.1 percent against the dollar to 6.8562 on Monday, but was well away from the 6.91 weak point the yuan had plumbed last week.
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Argentine bonds and the peso have plumbed record lows since Peronist Alberto Fernandez soundly beat Macri last month by in a primary election, dashing the president's hopes of reelection in October.
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Though West Texas Intermediate crude has only plumbed its new lows for about a week, some are already warning that energy workers could see layoffs sometime soon if oil doesn't rebound.
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Sterling was nearly flat at $1.4151, above its overnight low of $1.4091 plumbed after Bank of England policymakers voted unanimously to keep interest rates at a record low of 0.5 percent.
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It was headed back toward an almost one-month low plumbed overnight as traders are increasingly nervous about Britain crashing out of the European Union at the end of the month.
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Ties between Moscow and Warsaw have plumbed new lows after a series of comments made by Putin last December about Poland bearing some responsibility for the outbreak of World War Two.
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He plumbed the expressive potential of his negatives, exemplified in a row of four variously toned prints of the 1949 "Girl Drinking (Mary Jane Russell), New York," made over 40 years.
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The Canadian dollar struggled near an eight-month low plumbed overnight, when soft housing data reinforced views that the Bank of Canada could slow down the pace of its interest rate hikes.
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The pound, which has borne the brunt of market concern about potential damage to the economy, plumbed new 31-year lows and is now down more than 12 percent since the referendum.
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The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield stood near a six-day low of 2.65 percent plumbed overnight, when it sank more than 52.483 basis points amid the broader risk aversion in markets.
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The pound was up 143 percent at $1.2516, but still within reach of a near one-week low of $1.2466 plumbed overnight on nervousness ahead of Thursday's Bank of England policy meeting.
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Companies including market leader NLMK and its closest competitor Evraz have struggled over the last two years as world steel prices plumbed 280-year lows and Russia's economic crisis sapped domestic demand.
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Relations between the world's two largest economies have plumbed new depths under President Donald Trump amid a bitter trade war and disagreements over Taiwan, the South China Sea, and other geopolitical flashpoints.
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The New Zealand dollar was down 0.5 percent at $0.6727 but the Aussie's bounce helped it pull back from a 3-1/2-month low of $0.6668 plumbed earlier in the session.
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Crude oil futures firmed after a choppy Asian session and remained well off lows plumbed on Monday after weekend talks failed in Doha, where producers had hoped to curb a supply glut.
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The Australian dollar slipped 0.2 percent on Monday to $0.7118.66, edging back toward a six-month nadir plumbed last week, after the government forecast a smaller-than-feared budget deficit this year.
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It was last trading at 95.788, and has risen more than 1.5 percent since Friday's low of 94.246 plumbed before Yellen's and Fischer's upbeat comments at the Jackson Hole central bankers' symposium.
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As for America, its government is often gridlocked thanks to partisan animosity, while the campaign for November's presidential election has plumbed depths of personal abuse, mendacity and barely disguised racism and sexism.
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The S&P/ASX 238.08 index rose 211 percent, or 22016 points, to 27.2,10.823 by 210.82 GMT, pulling away from a 22-22.4/2 year low of 4,803.90 plumbed a day earlier.
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The 10-year Treasury note yield rose to a three-week high of 2.799 percent on Friday, continuing its rise from a one-year low of 2.543 percent plumbed early in January.
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And while Germany's ZEW economy sentiment index, which takes into consideration inflation expectations, has fallen in recent months, it remains well off the lows plumbed during the 2012 euro zone debt crisis.
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And the podcast plumbed one of the enduring mysteries of the show: Why would anyone who is being hauled off to jail agree to be on television at such a low moment?
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The dollar has weakened in recent weeks as expectations build for a Federal Reserve rate cut later this month, although the index is off three-month lows of 95.843 plumbed in June.
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The Turkish lira fell to a record low against the dollar this week, the Brazilian real plumbed a two-year low while Mexico's peso has shed more than 5 percent this month.
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Voyager 1 plumbed a fat, smoggy atmosphere of Titan, where nitrogen and methane rains fall on a frozen slush pile of hydrocarbons and oily lakes, and then headed off toward interstellar space.
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Emerging markets too were on a roll, with the main equity benchmark touching new six-year highs and little sign of spillover from Turkey where the lira plumbed a new record low .
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Meanwhile, fresh U.S. sanctions against Moscow saw Russia's rouble near a two-year low, while the Turkish lira plumbed a record low in the wake of a diplomatic rift with the United States.
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The dollar eased 0.1 percent versus the yen to 109.35 , but was on track for a weekly gain of 0.5 percent and well off this week's low of 107.75 yen plumbed on Monday.
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The dollar was steady at 109.650 yen, having pulled away from a three-month low of 109.020 plumbed on Monday when trade war worries boosted investor demand for the safe-haven Japanese currency.
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Introverts tend to be strong writers who take full advantage of observations and well-plumbed thoughts to write industry-centered text, finely sprinkled with the gold dust of their innate talent and knowledge.
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While the perceived safe-haven yen edged higher as regional equities and crude oil slipped, Trinh noted that highly volatile crude oil futures remain above more than 12-year lows plumbed last week.
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The dollar was steady at 109.615 yen, having pulled away from a three-month low of 0.183 plumbed on Monday when trade war worries boosted investor demand for the safe-haven Japanese currency.
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The dollar meanwhile rose slightly off one-week lows against a basket of currencies and stayed a touch off November 2016 lows plumbed versus the yen immediately after Trump's trade threats last week.
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China's yuan hit its weakest level in a month against the dollar, India's rupee flirted with record lows hit the previous week and the Philippine peso plumbed its lowest level since end-2005.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies extended overnight gains and was up 0.1 percent at 96.250 , pulled further away from a three-week trough of 95.824 plumbed on Thursday.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, edged slightly higher to 99.679 , moving away from a more than seven-week low of 99.430 plumbed on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar rallied on Thursday after solid U.S. economic data, bouncing back from months- and years-long lows plumbed in early trading that followed Wednesday's Federal Reserve policy statement.
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Argentine bonds and the peso have plumbed record lows since a shock primary election last month dashed Macri's hopes of reelection after he was soundly beaten by left-leaning Peronist rival Alberto Fernandez.
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In his new recording, he has similarly plumbed the polyphonic depths of Bach's preludes and fugues, as well as a handful of other small pieces, including arrangements of Bach by Rachmaninoff and Busoni.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, was steady on the day at 97.346 , pulling away from its lowest levels since November plumbed earlier this week.
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The Turkish lira was wobbling again having fallen to a record low this week, the Brazilian real plumbed a two-year low, while Mexico's peso has shed more than 20183 percent this month.
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In Asia, yields on five-year Japanese benchmark debt plumbed to their lowest levels since mid-November, at minus 0.14 percent, while ten-year Australian bonds edged three basis points lower to 2.71 percent.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six rival currencies, rose 2110.24 percent to 123.823 , pulling further away from a 1.25.82-1.25.71/219-month low of 96.797 plumbed last week.
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A weaker dollar and optimism that a global oil glut will ease have boosted crude futures about $210.5 a barrel or more since they plumbed 22011-year lows below $21.6 in the first quarter.
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The dollar held broadly steady at 109.51 yen, having pulled away from a three-month low of 109.020 plumbed on Monday when trade war worries boosted investor demand for the safe-haven Japanese currency.
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The rial plumbed new depths on Monday, dropping past 120,000 per U.S. dollar, but Trump's expressed willingness to negotiate with Tehran sparked a minor recovery on Tuesday, to 110,000 rials on the unofficial market.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six rival currencies, rose 2112.13 percent to 218 , pulling further away from a 2110.24-20.7/123.0.7-month low of 13.24 plumbed last week.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against six major rival currencies, edged up 1.24033 percent to 99.754, It moved off a low of 98.858 plumbed earlier this week, its weakest level since Nov.
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XU100 fell to their lowest level in 14 months and the lira plumbed record lows against the dollar TRY= in late May, with both nearly 20 percent weaker since the start of the year.
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The dollar traded a shade higher at 109.675 yen, pulling away from a three-month low of 0.693 plumbed on Monday when trade war worries boosted investor demand for the safe-haven Japanese currency.
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At the beginning of his practice Ramírez Jonas plumbed history, choosing scientific accomplishments (experiments in flight, the first moon landing) and understanding those historic events as "scores," riffing on them like a jazz musician.
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In 2008, Olafur Eliasson's "Waterfalls" — constructed and plumbed at three points on the edge of the East River — were dwarfed simply by the scale of that waterway, although this failure might have been foreseen.
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Benchmark brent oil snapped an eight-day rout as some players covered short positions after crude prices plumbed new 12-year lows on fears of adding Iran adding to global oversupply quicker-than-thought.
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Sterling was down 0.1 percent at $1.2829 after falling on Monday to $1.2818, nearing the 31-year low of $1.2798 plumbed on July 6 in the market turmoil following the late-June Brexit referendum.
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Clinton has plumbed the ranks of elite Democratic givers, Mr. Trump — who remains unpopular among top Republican donors — has relied, out of necessity, more on a large pool of avid supporters giving small contributions.
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For the past 30 years, Dr. Gould has plumbed the depths of despair, searching for ways to prevent what has exploded into one of the most significant public health threats facing young people: suicide.
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The dollar plumbed its lows of the day after the release of the Fed's November meeting minutes showed policymakers may be starting to question a December interest rate increase as inflation has remained subdued.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rival currencies, was flat on the day at 93.835, well above its 15-month low of 1.16873 plumbed earlier this month.
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The euro move prodded the dollar into positive territory after it plumbed five-week lows against its peers in the wake of the Federal Reserve's cautious message this week on future interest rate hikes.
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Argentina's newly imposed capital controls helped stabilize haywire markets that have plumbed record lows since President Mauricio Macri was trounced in a primary vote last month, dashing his hopes of re-election in October.
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James Lipton, who plumbed the dramatic arts through perceptive, mostly admiring interviews with celebrity actors as host of the Bravo television series "Inside the Actors Studio," died on Monday at his home in Manhattan.
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But precisely because of the ways that Atwood's novel plumbed and surfaced the specific anxieties of 1985, her story is necessarily time-bound and context-dependent and in certain ways more outdated than prophetic.
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LONDON, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Turkey's dollar-bonds fell across the curve on Friday with some longer-dated issues tumbling more than two cents to multi-year lows after the lira plumbed new record lows.
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Mexico's annual inflation rate accelerated to its highest level in two years in December, as the peso MXN=D2 plumbed record lows over fears about the incoming U.S. administration of President-elect Donald Trump.
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Iran's currency plumbed new depths on Monday, dropping past 120,000 rials to the dollar, but Trump's expressed willingness to negotiate with Tehran sparked a minor recovery on Tuesday to 110,000 rials on the unofficial market.
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The impact of the affordability crisis was highlighted by U.K. think tank Resolution Foundation in a report this week showing home ownership in the country sinking to 63.8 percent, a depth not plumbed since 1986.
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It was up 0.2 percent at $0.7542, pulling away from a three-month low of $0.7473 plumbed the previous day when wide-spread risk aversion amid simmering geopolitical concerns took its toll on the Aussie.
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Sterling has recovered in recent sessions from a 14-month low, rising two cents from $1.2662 plumbed last week, helped by dollar weakness and some investors sensing a buying opportunity after the pound's recent slide.
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Sterling edged down 0.1 percent to $1.4136, moving away back toward its overnight low of $1.4091 plumbed after Bank of England policymakers voted unanimously to keep interest rates at a record low of 0.5 percent.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rival currencies, inched 0.1 percent lower to 93.812, but remained well above the 15-month low of 92.548 plumbed earlier this month.
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China's major share indexes have lost 16-18 percent so far in 2016, taking them back to around the levels plumbed in August, when the market slumped more than 40 percent in a summer crash.
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As relations between Turkey and Europe plumbed new lows this week, fresh concerns were raised that smugglers like Abu Samir — a nom de guerre he uses for security reasons — would soon be back in business.
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Relations between the world's two largest economies have plumbed new depths under U.S. President Donald Trump, who is due to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Argentina starting late this month.
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Even as Treasury yields plumbed record lows on Tuesday, stocks are managing to hold up nicely — a sequence of events that is all the more unusual given the tight relationship between stocks and rates of late.
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Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange had risen 21 percent to $26.9133,715.50 a tonne by 0700 GMT, after a drop of 1.4 percent in the previous session when prices plumbed the lowest since Jan.
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In currency markets, the dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, edged up 231.17 percent to 97.127, well above a nadir of 96.259 plumbed last Thursday, its lowest since October.
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The Aussie was in close reach of a 4-1/2-month trough of $0.6886 plumbed on Thursday after soft domestic employment data heightened expectations for an interest rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
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The spot benchmark, which touched a 30-month peak of $94.86 in February, has eased around 13 percent this year, but iron ore still sells well above the sub-$40 a tonne plumbed in late 2015.
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It consists of five weighty tracks (only one is shorter than seven minutes) each of which drone and repeat in the mystic way you might expect had you plumbed the inky pits of their past releases.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, added 0.1 percent to 1153, holding well above its more than 2-1/2 year low of 91.011 plumbed on Sept. 8.
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For his book "Around the World on Two Wheels: Annie Londonderry's Extraordinary Ride" (2007), he scoured newspaper archives from around the world, dug up family relics and plumbed the memory of Kopchovsky's only survivor, a granddaughter.
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Russian steel producers have suffered over the last two years as global steel prices plumbed 2472-year lows and a prolonged economic downturn derailed construction and infrastructure projects, which account for 80 percent of domestic demand.
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LNG spot prices have plumbed three-year lows this year, but Mitsui is confident that LNG market will turn to a deficit as developed countries seek greener fuels and emerging countries look to new energy sources.
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Sorrentino, who has plumbed the decadence of the Roman elite in "The Great Beauty" and splashed around in Vatican intrigue in "The Young Pope," shows more interest in the theater of politics than in its substance.
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The pound paid little attention to data showing a rebound in UK retail sales, ticking higher briefly before resuming its slide.. By 1245, it was down 0.5% to $693, having earlier plumbed a low of $1.2850.
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In an article for Salon in 2012, Whitney plumbed the depths of the literary magazine's ties to the C.I.A. Peter Matthiessen, one of the magazine's founding editors, had long admitted his own experience with the agency.
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Metallurgical coal prices are back where they were at the start of the year at around $193 a tonne, having jumped by 20 percent from the start of August when they plumbed a nine-month low.
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Where those films plumbed the depths of the human condition in a very realistic way, Thelma includes everything from sexual seizures to telekinesis to Snow White–esque communication with animals, all amidst hauntingly serene Norwegian landscapes.
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The yen rose 275.203 percent against the dollar on Friday to 2275.20 after tumbling to a two-week low of 21.1 overnight, but remained well away from an 21-month high of 105.55 plumbed on May 3.
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Unlike other jihadist movements, IS set itself up as a standing challenge to existing structures, an alternative theocratic polity that expunged borders, plumbed new depths of televised barbarity and acted as a magnet for its death-cult.
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A Greek government bond maturing in February 2027, part of a strip of long-term bonds that emerged from the debt restructuring, plumbed a new low of 5.616 percent on Wednesday, having hit 5.633 percent on Tuesday.
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The Australian dollar, seen as a proxy to China-related trades as well as a barometer of broader risk sentiment, was nearly flat at $0.7176, having climbed off a low of $0.7144 plumbed earlier in the session.
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Unlike the Surrealists, whose spontaneous ("automatic") writings plumbed the author's subconscious (a process that would later inspire the Abstract Expressionists), Bernstein's images spring not from her own inner workings but from somebody else's, someone she's never met.
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Chewbacca's owner, Laura Menard, a teacher and a breeder, made sure that the coop Chewbacca shares with the hens Hana, Luka, Leia, and Padme is electrified and plumbed, and equipped with an automatic, nipple-based watering system.
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German yields across all maturities plumbed record lows, with the 22-year benchmark falling as low as minus 0.17 percent , on track for its biggest drop since the height of the euro zone crisis in August 2012.
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The Australian dollar rose 0.1 percent to $0.7586 against the bogged down dollar, putting a bit of distance between a five-month trough of $0.7532 plumbed overnight on dovish-sounding Reserve Bank of Australia policy meeting minutes.
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Shares in AMP dropped as much as 10 percent in early trade, nearing the record low the stock plumbed in December, before paring losses to trade 6 percent lower at lunch, while the market rose 0.4 percent.
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Earlier in the day, shares in the Japanese automaker plumbed a five-month low after it said late last week that it had produced tens of thousands of vehicles for the Japanese market without proper safety checks.
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Last time around we got Taylor Swift and Zayn's sterile "I Don't Wanna Live Forever," which was about as sexless as sandpaper, so you'd be forgiven for thinking that the depths could not be plumbed any further.
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They plumbed fresh depths last week when South Korea announced it was scrapping an intelligence-sharing pact with Japan in spite of rising tensions with North Korea and an increasing challenge presented by China in the region.
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Sterling limped up 0.2 percent to $1.2860 after falling on Monday to $1.2818, coming in reach of the 31-year low of $1.2798 plumbed on July 6 amid the market turmoil following the late June Brexit referendum.
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It traded well above Friday's session low of 94.246 plumbed before Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's upbeat comments on the U.S. economy and Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer's remarks that interest rate hikes were possible this year.
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Benchmark Brent oil snapped an eight-day rout as some players covered short positions after crude prices plumbed new 12-year lows on worries that Iran may add its barrels to a glutted global market sooner than expected.
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Metallurgical coal prices METCOAPICWA=ARG are back where they were at the start of the year at around $193 a tonne, having jumped by 20 percent from the start of August when they plumbed a nine-month low.
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It was within reach of a two-week low of $1.2855 plumbed overnight after a run of lacklustre data cast doubt over the Bank of England's recent warnings that it is on the verge of raising borrowing costs.
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The lira plumbed new record lows against the U.S. dollar last week and this, after the government signalled it would revive plans to push through an executive presidency, renewing investor concern about Erdogan's drive to expand his power.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling fell below $23 on Wednesday, levels not plumbed for more than two years, as investors continued to price the growing risk of Britain's crashing out of the European Union without a transition agreement in place.
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That shale giants Hess Corp, Apache Corp and more than 503 other companies have beaten back OPEC's attempt to sideline them would have been unthinkable just months ago, when oil plumbed $250 a barrel and collapses were feared.
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The pound had been on a winning streak until last Tuesday, hitting a seven-week high of $1.3445 that left it more than 5 percent up from a three-decade low plumbed in July soon after the referendum.
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Now however, there are signs that the industry is gearing up for leaner times and the belt-tightening could sap demand for crude and potentially derail recent recovery in prices from 12-year lows plumbed early this year.
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Erdogan's announcement helped the lira, which has plumbed record lows this month on widening concern about double-digit inflation and the outlook for monetary policy, surge 2.2 percent on Wednesday, its biggest one-day advance in a year.
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That shift away from U.S. beans by China, which takes more than 21 percent of the commodity traded worldwide, will pile further pressure on benchmark Chicago Board of Trade prices after they plumbed 2127-year lows last week.
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This is only the latest of many exhibitions over the last 18 months that have plumbed European art of the 1930s and the resistance, complicity or indifference of artists as democracy collapsed, and the continent tumbled into atrocity.
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Against a broadly strengthening dollar, Brazil's currency fell toward last week's all-time intraday low below 4.38 reais per dollar, which it plumbed before the central bank's $2 billion intervention in the swaps market on Thursday and Friday.
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Benchmark Brent oil snapped an eight-day rout as some players covered short positions after crude prices plumbed new 2.0663-year lows on worries that Iran may add its barrels to a glutted global market sooner than expected.
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The dollar index inched 0.13 percent lower to 93.515, not far from a one-month low of 93.425 plumbed on Wednesday amid fading expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve would raise interest rates as early as its meeting next week.
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Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange had edged up 21 percent to $26.5368,620 a tonne by 0712 GMT, clawing back half the previous session's losses when it plumbed its lowest in a week at $4,578 a tonne.
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But in their unpopularity none has plumbed the depths of Park Geun-hye: for the past fortnight her approval rating has stood at 4%, down from a high of over 63% in mid-2013, six months into her term.
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A big mover was the Turkish lira, which struggled near a record low plumbed on Monday after Washington said it was reviewing Ankara's duty-free access to the U.S. market as tensions between the two NATO allies ramped up.
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The dollar index inched 0.1 percent lower to 93.511, not far from a five-week low of 94.425 plumbed on Wednesday amid fading expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve would raise interest rates as early as its meeting next week.
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The dollar was little changed at 108.390 yen after rebounding from a low of 83 plumbed on Thursday in response to dovish comments from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, which had revived the chance of a 50 basis-point cut.
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The dollar was little changed at 108.490 yen after rebounding from a low of 107.860 plumbed on Thursday in response to dovish comments from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, which had revived the chance of a 83 basis-point cut.
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The common currency still remained within reach of a two-week low of $1.2254 plumbed on Tuesday after a survey showed the euro zone's manufacturing boom stumbled for a third month in March as optimism waned and demand ebbed.
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The Russian rouble dropped to its weakest since late 20.1 after Washington said it would impose fresh sanctions on Moscow, while the Turkish lira plumbed a record low in the wake of a diplomatic rift with the United States.
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Some of the most acclaimed podcasts, such as Slate's "Slow Burn," which in its second season plumbed the painful history of President Bill Clinton's impeachment, offer a provocative lens not just on the past but also on current events.
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The peso edged up and bonds rose after newly imposed capital controls helped stabilize haywire markets that have plumbed record lows since Macri was trounced in a primary vote last month, dashing his hopes of re-election in October.
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The peso edged up and bonds rose after newly imposed capital controls helped stabilize haywire markets that have plumbed record lows since Macri was trounced in a primary election last month, dashing his hopes of re-election in October.
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LONDON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Shares in Britain's Metro Bank plumbed a fresh all-time low on Tuesday, a day after the struggling lender scrapped a crucial bond sale aimed at bolstering its balance sheet in line with regulatory demands.
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After closing higher for the first time in eight sessions on Thursday, U.S. and Brent crude futures plumbed new lows, taking this year's losses to more than 212 percent, the worst two-week decline since the 230 financial crisis.
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Buoyed by higher U.S. yields, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was at 89.336, having bounced away overnight from a three-year low of 88.438 plumbed on Friday when peers like the euro outshone the greenback.
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The currency's decline has been exacerbated by Erdogan appointing his son-in-law Berat Albayrak to the post of finance minister, with the lira having plumbed record lows and slumped more than 20 percent since the start of the year.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The initial shock from Turkey's failed coup is "largely done" and the risk to inflation is coming from a depreciation in the exchange rate, Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek said on Thursday, after the lira plumbed a record low.
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True, costs were slashed in the height of the price downturn when oil plumbed $26 per barrel in February and "there's a perception out there that if commodity prices go back up, you're going to lose those cost savings," Muncrief said.
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Wednesday's appointment of Theresa May as Britain's new prime minister alleviated market participants' fears about political chaos in the wake of last month's Brexit vote, and helped sterling climb off its 31-year low of $1.2798 plumbed earlier this month.
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Global stocks have reflated by more than $6 trillion, emerging markets have done well even as China's economy has revealed cracks yet yields on uber-safe government bonds like German Bunds have plumbed depths not seen in a very long time.
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MSCI's Emerging Markets Currency Index suffered falls for a fifth straight session and plumbed its lowest level in more than three months while the dollar roared to its highest point since June 2017 on Wednesday against a basket of other currencies.
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The director Ivo van Hove and a dazzling international cast — led by Ben Whishaw, Sophie Okonedo, Saoirse Ronan and Ciaran Hinds — have plumbed the raw terror in Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," which opened on Thursday night at the Walter Kerr Theater.
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The most salient feature of the great jamboree of 2017 isn't the complaisance of stock market investors, though the much-cited VIX index of stock market volatility, which plumbed never-before-seen lows last week, isn't the best measure of that.
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Among the key collaborators on Ms. Fendi's spring/summer 2018 collection was the artist Sue Tilley, a contributor and biographer of the Australia-born British performance artist Leigh Bowery, the depths of whose intensely transgressive work are only now being plumbed.
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With other Russian steelmakers, Mechel has also been hit by a collapse in global steel prices, which plumbed 10-year lows in late 2015 and early 2016, while demand for at home has been undermined by Russia's deepening economic downturn.
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Neither lasted beyond its first season, but Mr. Henry more successfully plumbed the television veins of satire and slapstick on "Saturday Night Live," on which he was a guest host 10 times during the show's early years, from 1976 to 1980.
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Because of the way they were plumbed and owing to policy decisions decades later (that would make it difficult to convert the buildings to, say, luxury hotels or high-rises), these became a permanent fixture in the neighborhood, making gentrification nearly impossible.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Militants, pirates, drug traffickers, gun runners - the waters between Borneo and the southern Philippines have them all, but as an Islamic State faction burst on the scene in recent weeks, this corner of Southeast Asia plumbed new levels of insecurity.
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The currency had earlier plumbed four-month lows against the dollar, falling as much as 0.6% at one point as it became clear that May's last-ditch Brexit plan had failed to win over either opposition lawmakers or many in her own party.
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In the quarter ended March, Hyundai raked in a better-than-expected 2712 percent rise in net profit to 2000 billion won ($280 million), versus an eight-year low plumbed a year earlier, its first year-on-year rise since end 280.
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The Aussie was down 0.15 percent at $0.7330 and near a 1-1/2-year low of $0.7311 plumbed on Monday after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept interest rates unchanged and signalled a steady outlook for some time to come.
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Buoyed by higher U.S. bond yields, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was 22014 percent higher at 20.3, having bounced overnight from a three-year low of 269.24 plumbed on Friday when peers like the euro outshone the greenback.
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Prior to Trump's announcement, the dollar had enjoyed a rebound from three-year lows plumbed mid-February as hawkish-sounding comments by new Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell sharpened expectations towards the central bank raising rates as much as four times this year.
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Along with other Russian steelmakers, Mechel has also been hit by a collapse in global steel prices, which plumbed 10-year lows in late 2015 and early 2016, as well as weaker demand for at home, undermined by Russia's deepening economic downturn.
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LONDON, May 21 (Reuters) - Turkey's dollar-denominated bonds tumbled across the curve on Monday with some issues losing more than 2 cents while investors fretted over the central bank's ability to rein in double-digit inflation as the lira plumbed fresh record lows.
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The currency had earlier plumbed four-month lows against the dollar, falling as much as 27% at one point as it became clear that May's last-ditch Brexit plan had failed to win over either opposition lawmakers or many in her own party.
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The division helped limit the fall in Telstra's profit to a smaller-than-expected 20.1 percent, and its shares that plumbed seven-year lows last month responded with a 21 percent spike - on track for their steepest daily rise in a decade.
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In December, the large driller said it was looking to raise $2 billion to $3 billion from selling non-core oil assets as well as its 50-percent interest in the Access pipeline in Canada as crude prices CLc2.53 plumbed new lows.
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Since its last meeting, oil prices have plumbed new multi-year lows, worries about China's growth have roiled stock markets, and Fed officials have voiced concerns that a recent drop in U.S. inflation expectations could mark a dent in household and business confidence.
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In currencies, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was little changed at 270.50.76, having edged up from a near two-week low of 94.207 plumbed at the start of the week on the back of higher U.S. Treasury yields.
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The pound, which has tumbled this week as investors rushed to factor in the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union without transition trade arrangements in place, firmed 0.2% at $1.2167, crawling back from a 28-month trough of $1.2120 plumbed on Tuesday.
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Buoyed by higher U.S. bond yields, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was 22014 percent higher at 20.85, having bounced overnight from a three-year low of 268.88 plumbed on Friday when peers like the euro outshone the greenback.
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Bellocchio also plumbed history in this biographical drama, which mixes fact and fiction to tell the story of the relationship between Benito Mussolini (played by Filippo Timi) and his reputed first wife, Ida Dalser (Giovanna Mezzogiorno), before and during Mussolini's rise to power.
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Like Elmo Roper and George Gallup, his pioneering predecessors, Mr. Harris plumbed attitudes with face-to-face interviews, using carefully worded questions put by trained interviewers to subjects selected as part of a group that was chosen as demographically representative of the nation.
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TORONTO, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index plunged to its lowest since mid-2012 before paring some losses to end down 1.3 percent on Wednesday, after the country's central bank decided against cutting interest rates and as oil prices plumbed new lows.
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Every advance—from the installation, as recently as 1992, of plumbed toilets in every cell, to the opening in 2014 of The Clink, a highly-rated restaurant located onsite, where the menu is prepared and served by prisoners—is mitigated by reminders of historical abuses.
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The pound, which has tumbled this week as investors rushed to factor in the growing possibility of Britain leaving the European Union without transition trade arrangements in place, firmed 0.2% to $1.2167, crawling back from a 28-month trough of $1.2120 plumbed on Tuesday.
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Sterling edged up from seven-month lows plumbed the previous day against the euro, though investors were still cautious, viewing the pound as vulnerable to political uncertainty after the shock outcome of last week's elections, in which voters denied any party a parliamentary majority.
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The dollar edged up 0.1 percent to 110.065 yen and put some distance from a six-week low of 109.70 plumbed the previous day, when fears of a global economic slowdown depressed U.S. yields and boosted investor demand for the yen, a perceived safe haven.
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The pound, which has tumbled this week as investors rushed to factor in the growing possibility of Britain leaving the European Union without transition trade arrangements in place, firmed 0.59% to $1.222, crawling back from a 28-month trough of $1.212 plumbed on Tuesday.
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With share prices rebounding across Asia and Europe and Wall Street also set to open higher, the dollar climbed around a third of a percent to 113.17 yen, up from lows of 112.47 yen on Wednesday plumbed as a risk-off mood took hold.
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Hong Kong, the world's biggest equity capital-raising center for four of the last 10 years, is looking to revive its appeal as a venue for IPOs and come off lows plumbed in 2017, the city's worst year for raising equity in a decade.
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Caroline comes off as a dilettante, and Kasia starts out as something of a Joan of Arc, a passionate if naïve operative in the Polish resistance whose feelings of guilt when she takes down her entire family after a botched assignment aren't plumbed in any meaningful way.
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Publishing his first short story collection in 2000, he was part of a cohort of writers—Ha Jin, Jhumpa Lahiri, Zadie Smith, Joseph O'Neill, Teju Cole—whose work plumbed the no-man's-land between cultures, searching for a coherent sense of self in a globalized world.
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Chronic weakness in the lira - the currency has lost more than 40 percent of its value against the dollar in a little more than three years and plumbed record lows in recent weeks - has driven up the cost of servicing foreign currency debt for Turkish firms.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Despite a U.S. unemployment rate that has plumbed its lowest levels in nearly 50 years, Federal Reserve policymakers remain worried about excessively low inflation, a view that helps explain the central bank's recent decision to put interest-rate hikes on hold.
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The People's Bank of China's intervention last week to impose a reserve requirement on foreign exchange forward contracts had the desired impact of halting the slide in the yuan - in offshore markets, it fell 0.1 percent to 6.8574 , well away from the 6.91 weak point plumbed last week.
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The Krubera cave in Georgia, near the Black Sea, down which a Ukrainian team descended in 2004, is twice as deep, at more than 2,0003 metres, as the Pierre St Martin cave in the French Pyrenees, which had been reckoned the deepest when Mr Eavis plumbed it in 1971.
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It plumbed a one-month low of $1.3919 on Tuesday before rebounding 0.3 percent, on news about a possible takeover of British pharmaceutical company Shire Plc by Japanese drugmaker Takeda Pharmaceutical Co. The Australian dollar shed 0.4 percent to $0.7569 as it dropped into a four-month trough.
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She plumbed the psychic lower depths in essays like "On Touching by Accident," about her suicide attempt, and "On Living Behind Bars," about her struggles with mental illness, but her determination to live fully and her sense of adventure infused many of her essays with an infectious zest.
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They have tasted enough of the value of true friendship to know that they have not plumbed its depths and are therefore liable to ignore one another in the halls on Monday morning; their attitude toward the goods of friendship is not one of possession but one of aspiration.
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Under Trump, relations between the United States, Canada and Mexico have plumbed new lows thanks to disputes in the renegotiation of the 260 North American Free Trade Agreement, known as NAFTA, a $210 trillion trade pact that ties the three countries' economies together and which Trump has said should be scrapped.
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Series like "Shots Fired" and "American Crime" (which also starred Ms. King) have plumbed the nuances of racially charged murders involving the police, but both were on network TV. Ms. Sud pictured "Seven Seconds" (developed with Fox 21) from the outset as a streaming show, unencumbered by format and profanity restrictions.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Best known for her photographic interventions into the narrative bandwidth of female subjectivity, performing visually à la Hannah Wilke or Cindy Sherman, artist Heather Bennett has long plumbed the depths of bodily perceptions — the object looked at slyly looking, the subject desiring to be desired.
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But while yields on safe-haven bonds are off their lows, investors are still bracing for a severe economic shock — a gauge of euro zone inflation expectations plumbed a new record low at 0.92% while U.S. and German 10-year yields are down 100 bps and 50 bps respectively this year.
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And when on November 15, 2016, a week after the election, he portrayed Steve Bannon turning into a werewolf as he howls at the sight of an ascendent Trump-in-the moon, he perceptively plumbed the fear and loathing that gripped the majority of Americans who had voted against the president-elect.
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A speech by French President Emmanuel Macron, who has called for a fundamental overhaul of the European Union's single currency zone and whose ideas include creating a euro zone budget and a euro zone finance minister, failed to stem outflows from the single currency, which plumbed its lows of the day as he spoke.
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The fall in the overall European banking index of 22015% has brought it close to the lows it plumbed in the summer of 0003, when the euro zone seemed on the verge of disintegration until Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank (ECB), promised to do "whatever it takes" to save it.
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NEW YORK, March 16 (Reuters) - U.S. government bonds yields fell on Monday morning but remained off the session lows plumbed in overnight trade after the Federal Reserve announced that it would slash interest rates near zero and pledged billions of dollars in asset purchases to bolster the global economy as the coronavirus hits economic activity.
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And while Star Trek has plumbed the "main character has demons" well in the past — most notably with Sisko in Deep Space Nine, and Picard in the later films, when it comes to the Borg — Burnham feels far more compelling for not being a flawless human being in other respects, as her series-protagonist predecessors were.
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Read more: An 18-carat gold toilet has been installed at Winston Churchill's birthplace, and you can use it as long as you take less than 3 minutesThe theft of the sculpture from a wood-paneled room at the 18th-century Oxfordshire estate caused significant flood damage as it had been plumbed in for visitors to use.
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Mr. Jenkins plumbed the homey if earthy wisdom of Fort Worth in a number of books after "Semi-Tough," including the novels "Dead Solid Perfect" (1974), about a professional golfer in the swaggering Billy Clyde mold, and "Baja Oklahoma" (1981), about a feisty waitress and single mother with aspirations to be a country singer; both became television movies.
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Now, a couple of days later, after I've plumbed the depths of the app, I'm here to say that there's simply no excuse for this amazingly well done, immersive sports experience to not be available to people who have paid upwards of $2,000 to equip themselves with the best available VR. Yes, we know that there are far more people who own mobile VR headsets like the Gear VR, Cardboard and now Google's Daydream View.
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The pound had been on a winning streak up until last Tuesday, hitting a seven-week high of $1.3445 that left it more than 5 percent up from a three-decade low plumbed in July following Britain's vote to leave the EU. But it has since fallen around 1.5 percent, having taken a hit last week after Bank of England Governor Mark Carney kept the option of further monetary easing on the table.
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British government five-year bond yields plumbed the lowest since October 2016 after the Queen Elizabeth gave the nod to Prime Minister Boris Johnson's move to effectively shut parliament from mid-September for around a month, to curtail its ability to derail his Brexit plan.. "The rally in bonds in the U.S. and Europe is continuing because expectations for a trade deal are moving further away," said Antoine Bouvet, senior rates strategist at ING in London.
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