But the greenback's rise has also pummelled euro and sterling.
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It has pummelled banks and spooked Mrs Watanabe, the archetypal Japanese saver.
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The index has also benefited as Brexit risks have pummelled the pound.
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A CNN logo was superimposed on McMahon's head as Trump pummelled him.
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Escalating tensions have pummelled markets and hurt trade-reliant economies such as Japan's.
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Markets have been pummelled in recent weeks amid tough talk from Trump on trade.
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Its shares have already been pummelled by a protracted legal battle with India's Dr. Reddy's.
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But the report pummelled shares of U.S.-listed Baidu, which dominates China's search engine market.
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Chinese markets that were pummelled in early trade trimmed losses amid signs of state support.
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The storm pummelled Samoa and American Samoa over the weekend, flooding the Samoan capital, Apia.
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Oil and gas producers were also pummelled, with Woodside Petroleum and Santos down around 4 percent.
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Micro Focus shares were pummelled by a sales warning and its CEO's departure on March 19.
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Mounting costs have pummelled Takata's profits, while its share price has dropped 85 percent since 2014.
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The shares had been pummelled by a sales warning and its CEO's departure on March 19.
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The market swung around all day with the banks, which were pummelled earlier in the week.
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The slowdown signs also have pummelled oil prices, which have slumped around 30 percent since early October.
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Last year, the region was pummelled by one of the strongest storms in recent years, Typhoon Hato.
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The decision pummelled the peso and Mexican stocks, generating uncertainty over the fate of contracts already issued.
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British and American warplanes pummelled the country with 1.5 million tonnes of bombs that killed 600,000 people.
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"This always happens," Williams said, as Montiel pummelled the hose with a sledgehammer, breaking down the blockage.
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If you have been pummelled, banged, or rogered by men somewhere along this route, please speak up!
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For comparison, in 2015, hurricane Patricia pummelled Guatemala with winds measured as fast as 215 miles per hour.
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Diesel has been pummelled since the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal of 2015, prompting a crackdown and higher levies.
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" Sebastian asks, and, as for being poor, and pummelled by modernity, "I want to be on the ropes.
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Singapore's offshore and marine industry has been pummelled as clients cut spending on the slide in oil prices.
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They hung his unconscious body from the front door and pummelled it with rifle butts as Lladrovci watched.
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The yield had sunk to a record low minus 0.035 percent last week when global risk aversion pummelled equities.
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Insurgent strongholds, including swathes of Diyarbakir's historical centre, have been pummelled by artillery fire and razed to the ground.
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The dollar's pullback on Friday took some pressure off other currencies, which have been pummelled this month by its strength.
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To repay its debts Thomas Cook wants to sell its airline business, itself pummelled by competition from low-cost carriers.
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Ms Tsai's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was pummelled anyway, and voters approved the referendums, leaving marriage equality's prospects uncertain again.
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Western and Russian bombers have pummelled the jihadists from the air, as local fighters push them back on the ground.
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The drones and missiles that pummelled Abqaiq and Khurais cut the kingdom's output by 5.7m barrels a day (see article).
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Mr Gantz, a former general who pummelled the Palestinians in Gaza, has failed to form a government of his own.
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Its shares, which have been pummelled by a protracted legal battle with India's Dr. Reddy's, were last seen down 70 percent.
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Its shares, which have been pummelled by a protracted legal battle with India's Dr. Reddy's, were last seen down 53 percent.
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Shares in Adidas and Puma, already pummelled in the last few weeks, were down 6.3% and 25.84% respectively by 2245 GMT.
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Auto sales in China plunged 79% in February, marking their biggest ever monthly decline, with demand pummelled by the coronavirus outbreak.
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When Romero attempted to stall Whittaker out along the fence, Whittaker pummelled, caught Romero's wrist as he repummelled, and circled out gracefully.
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A months-long assault by America has pummelled the firm, whose global networks it suspects of allowing China to spy on others.
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It pummelled the central part of the Philippines and crossed the country, killing 6,300 people and leaving 373,062 missing, by the official count.
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Air strikes pummelled villages and towns in Mosul's periphery, so ISIS contracted its territory, retreating to the city, along with thousands of civilians.
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In one corner are President Donald Trump's tweets, in which he veers between heaping praise on China and declaring that he has pummelled it.
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But despite all the drop shots, the pummelled backhands and the animated pleas to the crowd for support, it proved not to be enough.
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People in other corners of the world are also worried about travelling abroad and airline stocks have been pummelled amid the wider market turmoil.
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Boeing shares were pummelled last month after its popular 737 MAX jet was involved in a second fatal crash and the aircraft was grounded worldwide.
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It's a custom creation destined for a TV game show where giving the wrong answer will result in contestants being pummelled in ping-pong balls.
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Late last month, Typhoon Hato pummelled Macau with winds of more than 200 kph and wreaked havoc in the nearby financial hub of Hong Kong.
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Vettel pummelled the steering wheel in frustration before getting out, the German's first retirement in a season that has so far brought him four wins.
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Swiber is a part of Singapore's offshore and marine sector, which has been pummelled as clients cut spending due to oil prices hitting record lows.
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It also drove the dollar to a two-year high and pummelled China's yuan, making metals more expensive for Chinese buyers who are their biggest consumers.
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He recalled the much stronger euro-sterling rates of the early 2000s, before the pound was pummelled by the global financial crisis and then by Brexit.
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Wizz Air's update offered some respite to a sector that was pummelled after larger rival easyJet on Monday warned of weakening demand and softer ticket pricing.
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But now the coal industry is being pummelled once again by the enormous quantity of cheap natural gas which has been unlocked by the shale revolution.
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The referendum outcome pushed world stocks into freefall, drove up the dollar and yields on U.S. and German bonds, while emerging assets were pummelled across the board.
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After Republican senators were pummelled by criticism and protest during a recess in early July, speculators soon grew sceptical, lengthening the odds to roughly one in ten.
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Likening the would-be state to another Israel (which supports Kurdish independence), they promised to reduce it to another Gaza: a besieged, impoverished and pummelled little annexe.
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Hailstones the size of 'goose eggs and oranges and cricket balls' pummelled the city of Moradabad in northern India on 30 April 1888, according to eyewitness accounts.
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On the very day that Carimo was sworn in as mayor, Pemba was pummelled by heavy rain and flooding, the consequences of which he is still fixing.
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Markets had been pummelled in recent weeks amid tough talk from Trump on trade and they remain on tenterhooks due to the unpredictably of the U.S. president.
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Steel companies and shippers — the sectors that have been pummelled most by worries about U.S. trade policies — led the losses, falling 1.3 percent and 0.9 percent, respectively.
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"So many women in New York have been scronched, thumped, pummelled, banged, and rogered by men, it is difficult sometimes to keep them all straight," she said.
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In November's mid-term elections, the party was pummelled by voters nervous about health-care costs and a possible evaporation of protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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"They have been pummelled by all sides," said Margaret Press, co-founder of the DNA Doe Project, which uses genetic genealogy to put names to unidentified homicide victims.
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It had been pummelled following the decision to open up the U.S. market to cheaper copycat drugs and has lost nearly two-thirds of its value since the indictment.
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In the recent mid-term elections the party was pummelled by voters nervous about health-care costs and the possible evaporation of protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Crude's collapse from $100 a barrel since mid-2014 has already pummelled Russia, which relies on energy for about half its budget revenues and 40 percent of its exports.
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That puts the index on track for a 26.5768 percent gain for a week in which oil prices plunged and China-led global growth concerns pummelled risk assets globally.
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Typhoon Hato, a number 10 force typhoon, pummelled the world's biggest gambling hub on Wednesday, causing extensive damage, a near city-wide blackout, water supply disruptions and serious flooding.
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Starbucks' shares were pummelled in June after it warned same store sales growth in China had plunged to zero or worse last quarter, against 7 percent growth a year earlier.
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"The risk is back on, so all the shares that have been pummelled over the last few days have been catching up," said Byron Lotter, a portfolio manager at Vestact.
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That would be a bigger opposition-party wave than those of 1994, 2006, 803 and 2014, and fall just short of 2008, when voters pummelled Republicans during the financial crisis.
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The possibility of Brexit happening without an agreement has pummelled the value of sterling on foreign exchange markets, and the government says it has stepped up planning for that possibility.
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Government air strikes pummelled parts of the region on Thursday morning, striking Arbin and Zamalka and killing 19 people, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights war monitoring group.
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Twelve-meter-high waves pummelled the Draupner oil platform, where workers were stationed, but the platform was designed to withstand this sort of punishment, and workers were sheltered for safety.
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WELLINGTON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Air New Zealand on Tuesday cancelled all flights in and out of New Zealand's capital, Wellington as the remnants of tropical cyclone Gita pummelled the country.
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The FTSE 100 initially fell around 6 percent after the referendum result on June 24 showed Britain had voted to quit the EU, a result which pummelled sterling on currency markets.
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It also drove the dollar to a two-year high ahead of U.S. jobs data, and pummelled China's yuan, making metals more expensive for Chinese buyers who are their biggest consumers.
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The dollar briefly touched a 4-1/2-month low of 116.51 yen last week when tumbling oil prices and fears of a China-led global economic slowdown pummelled risk assets.
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The FTSE 100 initially fell around 6 percent after the result on June 24 showed that Britain had voted to quit the EU, a result which pummelled sterling on currency markets.
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Oilfield services companies have been pummelled as weak crude prices force oil producers to cut spending, putting pressure on their balance sheets and pushing them to shed assets and cut dividends.
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With the pound pummelled by political and economic uncertainty, the euro/sterling five-year risk reversal on Thursday matched its highest in 11 months, showing an increased bias towards sterling weakness.
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Dozens of people have been confirmed dead and hundreds are still missing after Hurricane Dorian pummelled the Caribbean, destroying buildings and facilities across the Bahamas, although Equinor's employees were all safe.
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Dripping with sweat and revelling in the jubilant atmosphere, fans flung their arms and swung their hips as the band pummelled drums; they chimed in chorus to tracks like "Ehad wa dagh".
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"Collapsing raw materials prices, comprehensive cuts in investments in the oil and gas industry and unfavourable exchange rates have really pummelled us," Schmolz+Bickenbach Chief Executive Clemens Iller said in a statement.
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Shortly before Mangkhut arrived, Cagayan Governor Manuel Mamba said the province was being "pummelled" and despite moving 36,000 people to some 500 evacuation centres, not all had complied with instructions to leave.
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SINGAPORE, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Oil prices were little changed on Friday as the international petroleum industry remains in the grip of Caribbean hurricanes which have pummelled the region for the last two weeks.
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Wall Street extended its rally into a fifth straight day on Thursday in a whipsaw trading session as investors responded to mixed comments by Powell, while a warning from Macy's pummelled retail stocks.
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The islanders have been particularly galled by the contrast between his perceived slights to Puerto Rico and his all-hands-on-deck rhetoric during Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which pummelled Texas and Florida.
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Fears of a long recession and a hit to corporate profits have already battered Australian shares, pummelled the local dollar to a 17-year low and caused a breakdown in the bond market.
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OSLO, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Norway's currency weakened to an all-time low against the euro on Thursday amid weak domestic data, lower oil prices and as the coronavirus outbreak pummelled global stock markets.
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Stocks on the domestically focused mid-cap index were also pummelled but Inmarsat jumped 7 percent after a private equity-led consortium agreed to buy the satellite operator for about $3.4 billion in cash.
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A growing market belief that Britain is heading for a 'hard Brexit' outside the European Union's single market, which could hurt manufacturers and the vital financial services industry, has pummelled the pound this week.
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The Fed on Monday promised unlimited asset purchases to support markets pummelled by widespread restrictions to arrest the virus outbreak, adding it will "soon" roll out credit programs to small and medium-sized business.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling tumbled to 10-month lows against the dollar on Wednesday after data showed British inflation failed to rise as expected and Brexit-linked political turmoil pummelled the currency towards the $1.30 mark.
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The speech, to an audience of bankers and company executives in Mumbai, was meant as reassurance after shares of state lenders were pummelled this week, following a surge in bad loans many of them posted.
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Global recruiters have been pummelled by widespread political and economic uncertainties around the globe, ranging from Brexit worries in the UK to protests in Hong Kong and poor sentiment surrounding the U.S.-China trade war.
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Global recruiters have been pummelled by widespread uncertainties around the globe, ranging from Brexit worries in the United Kingdom to protests in Hong Kong and poor market sentiment due to the U.S.-China trade war.
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The biggest losers were a mix of energy, retail and mining stocks, with the oil sector pummelled after Brent crude prices sank to a near 12-year low on worries about growing U.S. oil inventories.
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In a tumultuous 2018, rising U.S. interest rates and weak markets pummelled emerging markets, shutting out many borrowers, so the strong start to this year has come as a relief to bankers and many investors.
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A year ago, the province was getting pummelled by snow in one of the most brutal winters in recent memory, but this time around, Quebec looks more like the Pacific Northwest than le grand nord Canadien.
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After being pummelled last week on U.S. charges over opioid prescriptions, drugmaker Indivior enjoyed its best day in three years as brokerage Bernstein suggested that the $3 billion headline fine had the potential to be reduced.
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Saudi Arabia, which derives 90 percent of state revenues from oil, has seen its foreign currency reserves pummelled and its economic growth rates slump following the steep drop in oil prices, as this graphic shows: reut.
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Activity was subdued due to the Golden Week holiday in China and because traders were monitoring tropical storm Nate, which has triggered U.S. Gulf production and refinery closures just weeks after several hurricanes pummelled the region.
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TOKYO, March 18 (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co on Wednesday said it would stop producing vehicles in Indonesia, consolidating its global production in the face of falling sales which has pummelled its profitability and threatened its survival.
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Stocks on the mid-cap index were also pummelled, but Inmarsat jumped 9.6 percent to its highest since early September, after a private equity-led consortium agreed to buy the satellite operator for about $3.4 billion.
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The pivotal fifth strike, deep into the second half, was pummelled into the net from close-range by Phillip Cocu, an old servant of Koeman's from Barcelona and by this time a grizzled 36-year-old veteran.
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Plus2500, whose shares have been pummelled in recent months by a collapse in revenue due to lower market volatility and a European clampdown on highly leveraged betting, said it was on track to meet expectations for 22019.
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It was Alexander Hamilton's birthday, and Miranda, whose father grew up in Puerto Rico, was using the seventeen-day engagement to bring funds and attention to the island, sixteen months after it was pummelled by Hurricane Maria.
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DUBAI, May 25 (Reuters) - Five people were killed and at least 40 missing on the Yemeni island of Socotra on Friday as Cyclone Mekunu pummelled the area then made its way towards the Arabian Peninsula's southern coast.
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Two big crashes this year separately pummelled the yen and the Swiss franc and, given the importance of currency pricing for trade, investment flows and the global economy, policymakers are concerned a major fracturing could threaten financial stability.
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Around one quarter of the U.S. refining capacity, or 4.4 million barrels per day, has been shuttered over the past week as Harvey pummelled Texas, sending gasoline prices to a two-year high of above $2 a gallon.
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The city-state's offshore and marine industry has been pummelled as clients cut spending to weather a slide in oil prices, hurting Keppel and cross-town rival Sembcorp Marine and forcing them to cut their workforce by thousands.
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OSLO, March 6 (Reuters) - Norway's currency weakened to an all-time low against the euro on Friday as the coronavirus outbreak pummelled global stock markets as well as the price of crude oil, the country's most important export.
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Acacia denies the accusations, which have pummelled its share price, and said last week it had been hit with a $190 billion tax bill, which is equivalent to four times the East African country's annual gross domestic product.
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But he has taken a softer line on the pharmaceutical industry's high prices for drugs, and share prices in the sector rose on news of his victory, having been pummelled by expectations that Mrs Clinton would rein in pricing.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's national carrier on Tuesday canceled all flights in and out of the capital, Wellington, and the southern city of Christchurch declared a state of emergency as the remnants of tropical cyclone Gita pummelled the country.
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The line between Exeter and Plymouth at the seaside town of Dawlish in Devon, southwest England, is regularly pummelled by heavy seas and in 2014 was partially washed away when a storm destroyed a large section of sea wall.
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Though the card was pummelled by everything from fighter withdrawals to multiple weigh-in misses, it ultimately delivered as an unforgettable one, highlighted by several incredible knockouts, and most memorably of all, a legitimate fight of the year contender.
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ROME, March 13 (Reuters) - The northern region of Lombardy, at the epicentre of Italy's coronavirus epidemic, asked on Friday for a further, final push to combat the contagion, which has killed more than 1,000 people and pummelled the economy.
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LONDON, Jan 3 (Reuters) - The Turkish lira hit a fresh record low on Tuesday, pummelled by higher-than-expected inflation and security worries after militant attacks, though strong Chinese factory activity data boosted broader emerging equities to near three-week highs.
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KALININGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - Switzerland's never-say-die attitude and will to win was the key to turning around a match in which they had been pummelled by Serbia for much of the first half, Switzerland coach Vladimir Petkovic said on Friday.
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Salvini is often accused by critics of being a bully or even a "fascist," but he himself was pummelled in parliament on Tuesday by his mild-mannered prime minister, who blamed him for putting personal ambition ahead of the country.
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And they are examples of technology firms backed and used by Goldman Sachs, a big investment bank, in its efforts to transform itself, and indeed its industry, at a time when its core business is being pummelled by technology and regulation.
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The weak performance is bound to spark fresh concerns about investment cuts, job losses and bad loans in the world's second-largest economy, and could put more pressure on China's stock markets, which have been pummelled to 221.9-month lows.
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The money laundering allegations have sparked fears that Swedbank, the largest lender in the Baltic region, will be swept up in a scandal that has already pummelled rival Danske Bank , with the threat of lawsuits, fines and other legal sanctions.
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Li Weathers Early Storm to Thump Nash Li Jingliang's trip to Denver very nearly went down as a disaster, as he was pummelled to the edge of consciousness in the first round of his welterweight scrap with the debuting Bobby Nash.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China stocks fell more than 1 percent on Friday as Britain's vote to leave the European Union shocked global financial markets, but the country's tight capital controls curbed the sort of heavy selling which pummelled other Asian markets.
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After Ford Motor Co and Hyundai Motor Co, Nissan becomes the latest automaker to cut production in the country, where slowing economic growth and a crippling trade war with the United States have pummelled vehicle sales in the past few months.
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I was well on my way to becoming an emo (again, listened to a lot of the Cranberries), but was not yet numbed from being pummelled with thousands of ads, both subliminal and overt, every day for many years to come.
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AFTER HURRICANE BETSY pummelled New Orleans in 1965, causing damage so severe that "Betsy" was retired from the rotating list of names given to Atlantic hurricanes, the Governor of Louisiana, John McKeithen, pledged that nothing like it would happen in his state again.
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SINGAPORE/HONG KONG, May 18 (Reuters) - Singapore-listed Noble Group faces a key financing test over the next few weeks as it negotiates a rollover of credit facilities against the backdrop of a surprise quarterly loss that pummelled market confidence in the commodity trader.
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Stocks in chipmakers have been pummelled in the last six months as demand for Apple's iPhones declined and prices for DRAM and NAND memory chips sank due to an oversupply, adding to concerns that a two-year-long semiconductor upswing was coming to a halt.
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"Against this fragile backdrop it is easy to see why risk assets are being pummelled, with Asian indices down across the board, and safe havens bid with gold climbing to a fresh 6 year high," Creagh said in a note issued to Business Insider.
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But Genel is now valued at only 275 million pounds, its shares pummelled by two reserve downgrades of its main Taq Taq oil field in Kurdistan, failed exploration campaigns in Africa, political unrest in Iraq and a sharp drop in oil prices since 2014.
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The Nifty has climbed 9% in the last two sessions as global sentiment improved as governments considered stimulus plans, but the blue-chip index is still down some 30% since the start of this year as stock markets everywhere are pummelled by the pandemic.
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Then after the financial crisis of 257-22017 low interest rates helped companies deploy new techniques on well after well: they drilled horizontally, then pummelled shale with sand and water, a process known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, until the rock relinquished its oil and gas.
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KAMPALA, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Heavy rains that pummelled Uganda and the wider east African region in the third quarter of last year are expected to cut the country's 2019/2020 cotton output by a third, state-run sector regulator Cotton Development Organisation (CDO) said on Monday.
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"A United Kingdom (below)" wastes few seconds in establishing the toxic climate of London in 1947: the opening scene, of a boxing match, sees Seretse Khama (David Oyelowo) not only punched, but pummelled with racial slurs by his white opponent, as a predominantly white crowd bays for blood.
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And I leave (after he soundchecks "218TEEN," my personal favorite from the album) feeling the way I imagine it feels after an expensive holistic retreat holiday—lighter, with the sense that someone's pummelled out the knots in my back muscles and doused in an infectiously positive outlook on life.
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An active National Guard for the United States Army—who had long vocally pondered retirement from the sport, accumulating over two years of ring rust in the process—a 37-year-old Kennedy quickly ran out of gas and was handily pummelled by Gastelum at UFC 206 in Toronto, Canada.
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Oil market activity was subdued on Friday, due to the ongoing Golden Week holiday in China and because traders were monitoring tropical storm Nate, which is threatening to disrupt the oil industry in the Gulf of Mexico just weeks after several hurricanes pummelled the region, knocking out many oil producing and processing facilities.
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Pummelled by the upstart Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in 22024, and trounced again in a marathon general election that wrapped up on May 23rd, the grand old party that dominated Indian politics for a generation after the country gained independence in 1947 is now in even deeper trouble than it was five years ago.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, March 22018 (Reuters) - There's no way to sugar-coat the worst-ever reading of China's manufacturing indexes, which were pummelled as the economy was largely shut down in February as Beijing battled to contain the coronavirus epidemic.
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Pummelled by a slide in oil prices below $30 per barrel, the rouble has become one of the worst-performing currencies against the dollar this year here The central bank has already started selling foreign currency on the market for the first time since early 2015 and said it was ready to engage other tools to ensure stability.
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Catch Earthling on tour:7/7 - Savannah, GA - The Jinx w/ Hexus73/8 - Atlanta, GA - The Earl w/ Undergang, Necrot, Repulsory7/9 - Asheville, NC - Static Age7/10 - Nashville, TN - Drkmttr w/ Holy Mountain Top Removers7/11 - Lexington, KY - Hometron7/12 - Columbus, OH - Bourbon ST/Summit7/13 - Fort Wayne, IN - Skeletunes7/14 - Pittsburgh PA - Black Forge w/ Pummelled, Ether Kim Kelly is howling away on Twitter.
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S. trade talk hopes * Fed expected to cut rates by 21.2152 basis points, more seen * Pound pummelled by rising fear of no-deal Brexit TOKYO, July 21.2120 (Reuters) - Asian shares fell on Wednesday to a six-week trough, rattled by fresh trade war concerns following threats from President Donald Trump to Beijing, while increasing worries about a no-deal Brexit kept the pound under pressure.
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S. trade talk hopes * Fed expected to cut rates by 25 basis points, more seen * Pound pummelled by rising fear of no-deal Brexit By Hideyuki Sano and Stanley White TOKYO, July 31 (Reuters) - Asian shares fell on Wednesday to a six-week trough, rattled by fresh trade war concerns following threats from President Donald Trump to Beijing, while increasing worries about a no-deal Brexit kept the pound under pressure.
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The Tortured History Of Earth&aposs First 500 Million YearsNew research suggests the Earth was pummelled by four gigantic asteroids measuring at least 600…Read more Read"If life could find a foothold here, and leave such an imprint that vestiges exist even though only a minuscule sliver of metamorphic rock is all that remains from that time, then life is not a fussy, reluctant and unlikely thing," noted NASA's Abigail C. Allwood in accompanying News and Views article.
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