If rising interest rates push down stock prices, they'll also push down the value of bonds, real estate, or any other income-generating assets.
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Push down while swinging to let go of the vine.
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Add raisins and gently push down below surface of liquid.
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Push down and twist to remove them from the prop arms.
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I had to, like, push down for the last year, right?
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That would push down their selling price and hurt bank profits.
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Researchers have shown other low-cost carriers also push down fares.
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BAC's has continued to push down expenses, which has improved operating performance.
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The Fed's January shift has helped push down Treasury yields, he said.
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Uber, Lyft and unreliable M.T.A. service are combining to push down ridership.
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Why aren't you using your left hand to push down those keys?
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They enabled it to aggressively push down the nose of the plane.
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Place one part in a small pan and push down with your hands.
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The ads also push down system settings and widgets lower on the page.
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Knock-on effects could push down prices for drugs not purchased by Medicare.
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But we don't see the need to push down super-long yields further.
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Being excited about theater isn't something I need to hide or push down.
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In that video, Mr. Williams appeared to push down on the girl's shoulders.
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While simultaneously trying to push down the income he reported for tax purposes.
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A stronger than expected krona would push down on import process pressures and inflation.
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If it dumped dollar assets, it would push down the greenback, boosting American exports.
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Picking at your blackheads can even make them push down deeper into your skin.
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"I'm just going to look to catch the initial push down here," he added.
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Sometimes the drug war has failed to push down production altogether, like in Afghanistan.
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The bank has purchased bonds on the open market to push down interest rates.
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It has been using the algorithm to push down clickbait and spam for years.
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Businesses have also discovered that they can push down labor costs by outsourcing work.
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Gifted students are likely to push down the scores and rankings of other students.
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So if you push down long enough or hard enough, it'll start to wear down.
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You just slide it to the right, push down the lever, and slide it back.
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That helped push down the dollar index down 0.2 percent on the day to 100.52.
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For an even greater stretch, lower elbows to inner thighs and push down on thighs.
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I don't think (our new forward guidance) will push down super-long yields that much.
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"We need to push down further on this curve," Johnson said at a press conference.
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What it can do, however, is limit workers' bargaining power and thereby push down wages.
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That has helped push down inflation and allowed the central bank to start monetary easing.
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That would push down America's overall incarcerated population from about 2.2 million to 2 million.
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It would then push down the nose of the plane to keep it from stalling.
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Macron's momentum helped to push down French bond yields on Monday to a one-month low.
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The humongous air scoops in the hood use air to push down on the front axle.
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Both those factors should push down the real interest rate (higher desired savings, lower desired investment).
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The China plant is expected to help the Silicon Valley electric vehicle manufacturer push down costs.
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The losses in shares of rail companies helped push down the S&P 863 industrials index .
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The market is going to push down Deutsche Bank until there is some recognition of support.
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Its goal was to push down interest rates, encouraging consumers and businesses to spend more money.
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S. yields are rising, whereas the Chinese authorities are trying to push down the Chinese yield.
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Push down on any one corner, and the other two corners rise up towards the ceiling.
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The keys have more travel, meaning you can feel more when you push down on them.
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When you're holding a phone like this, you just can just push down with your thumb.
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And it will substantially increase a bond-buying program intended to push down market interest rates.
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That would push down euro zone yields, but the fall would only be temporary, Cossor said.
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They think that the volume will push down their costs and they'll make it up elsewhere.
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You can't possibly compete with local election officials who are determined to push down African American turnout.
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Analysts have worried that Uber's imminent entrance into the public market could further push down Lyft's stock.
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The same way you would do bicep curl, tricep push down, work your chest, work your legs.
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I push down harder toward the floor, and suddenly we're doing 54 mph straight up the hill.
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By now, both Windows 10 and Chrome push down updates and patches every bit as aggressively Apple.
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Yale briefly cut the deficit back to nine before Waters led an LSU push down the stretch.
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Fighting will push down the Euphrates valley to Deir al-Zour, the jihadis' last big urban stronghold.
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Disappointing earnings from a few retailers helped push down stocks of companies that rely on consumer spending.
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To turn Autopilot on, you push down twice on the stalk on the steering wheel's right side.
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That helped to push down the dollar index to 97.980, near its lowest levels since Nov. 7.
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"I push down on the terrible thoughts inside/Down to my minimum wage routine," Mr. Andrew intones.
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That will push down the global price of steel and aluminum and create a two-tiered market.
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The new paper helped push down the already sinking price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on Wednesday.
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So the harder you push down, the more frictional resistance there will be to a sideways motion.
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To push down long-term interest rates, the Fed bought vast quantities of long-dated Treasury bonds.
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The idea was that the Fed could push down longer-term interest rates by buying these securities.
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Lee said banks are in a wait-and-see period as policymakers abroad push down interest rates further.
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And their arrival will push down account charges and fees for extras such as overdrafts and foreign exchange.
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With the peak summer driving season winding down, gasoline inventories could creep up and push down petrol prices.
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These sales tactics will continue to eat into dealer profits and push down used vehicle values into 2017.
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"Yeah, I did push down on her, but I never intentionally tried to hurt her," he told KXAN.
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Traders said expected pressure from fuel importers could further push down the naira value in the coming days.
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Prosecutors accused Bogucki of trying to push down the options' price, enabling Barclays to profit at HP's expense.
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But that virtuous cycle can turn vicious: Slower spending pushes down stocks, and falling stocks push down spending.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury notes rose 14/32 in price to push down its yield to 1.5925%.
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That helped to push down the dollar index =USD to 97.980, near its lowest levels since Nov. 7.
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That helped to push down the dollar index =USD to 97.980, near its lowest levels since Nov. 7.
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Brat argued that without savings from the healthcare bill, Republicans would struggle to push down corporate tax rates.
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In October, he also called for adopting steps to push down 15-year bond yields to below 0.2 percent.
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Reports that the company might delay a merger helped push down the share price by 4% on February 16th.
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You simply push down and select at the same time, and you're zapped to the menu pretty much instantaneously.
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And the higher yields push down the prices of existing bonds, making 2018 an extremely bad year for investors.
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I laugh at Alan and Dewey, at my wobbly legs, barely strong enough to push down on the pedals.
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To expand a card, you can now hold your arm in front of you and then quickly push down.
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They were outraged by claims that Facebook manipulated its trending topics feature to push down results related to Republicans.
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They were bought with newly created euros to inject money into the financial system and push down interest rates.
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They were bought with newly created euros to inject money into the financial system and push down interest rates.
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"It's not Q.E. in the sense that you're not trying to push down long-term interest rates," he said.
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"Tuidao," or push down in Chinese, a euphemism for having sex, is the ultimate goal, he told the students.
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After the 2008 crisis, the Fed gobbled up assets to push down borrowing costs and increase confidence in markets.
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When the project was conceived, the United States was struggling to lift domestic oil supplies and push down prices.
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The government estimates a 0.93 percent drop in charges could push down core consumer inflation by 0.96 percentage point.
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That will push down the fees consumers pay for education, which is incorporated into consumer price index (CPI) data.
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This sort of integrated approach is what you'd likely need to really push down emissions from the transport sector.
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But, I push down my pride and have a little chat with him to try to save Paulie and Natalie.
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And it could push down file sizes, so viewers are less likely to get annoying buffering gaps while they're streaming.
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That is likely to push down oil prices and the value of investments that firms have made based upon them.
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If it does, that would make it harder to expand clean energy and push down CO2 emissions in the future.
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All of this is expected to push down the Housing Affordability Index to 20173 this year from 164.8 in 2016.
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It's only the second time Apple has made use of the ability to push down an update to all computers.
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As long as fossil fuel generation keeps expanding rather than shrinking, it'll be tough to push down global CO25 emissions.
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All in all, that should slowly push down the debt-to-GDP ratio by 1 percentage point or less annually.
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Though Harvey was a major force in the decline, helping push down mining output by 0.8 percent, other sectors contributed.
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Slower growth in Europe may push down oil prices; Brent oil sank 4.9 percent to $48.42 a barrel on Friday.
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The policy is intended to push down market interest rates and force banks to lend money rather than hoard it.
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Rising interest rates push down the price of older bonds with lower rates, eating into the returns of bond funds.
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"We started with push-down containers, and literally, in the middle of the night, we had this epiphany," said Och.
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On Monday, the Chinese government briefly suspended its resistance, allowing market forces to push down the value of the yuan.
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If a handful of these poems drift sideways rather than push down the page, they don't lessen this book's achievement.
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On Monday, the Chinese government briefly suspended its resistance, allowing market forces to push down the value of the yuan.
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But a vocal faction on the council has contended that measures intended to push down market interest rates went too far.
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Put the cloth over the wound, and push down continuously and forcefully on it with both hands until the bleeding stops.
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Since autumn, it has promoted "authoritative sources" such as CNN and NBC News in search results to push down problematic material.
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"Turn off the sound," Claire says as the camera continues to push down the table on Claire and Frank sitting stoically.
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However, there are important indirect effects from increased tariffs that might be expected to push down domestic U.S. costs and prices.
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Mr. Trump said Mr. Draghi was trying to push down the value of the euro to give Europe an unfair advantage.
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China introduced the largest carbon market in the world in 2017-18, using a market-driven approach to push down emissions.
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In both accidents, erroneous data caused a new automated system on the Max to push down the nose of the planes.
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She believes both the surveillance and a greater emphasis by the police on improving community relations had helped push down crime.
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"I'm tired of politicians that push down a group of people to make themselves look better," the former Florida governor said.
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Twitter also tweaked its search using "behavioral signals" to push down more tweets that "distort and detract" from conversations and searches.
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If gentrification is helping push down crime in inner-city neighborhoods, it's not happening everywhere — or even in very many cities.
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Just yesterday, President Trump met with leading drug makers in the White House and vowed to push down the price of medication.
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The company also said it managed to push down its operating expenses by six percent to $1.48 per thousand cubic feet equivalent.
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The fall in JGB yields helped to push down the yen about 210 percent against the dollar to 803 yen per dollar.
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Push down the ring on the lid-lock design so that the seal expands within the lid to keep things air tight.
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That helped push down the dollar against a currency basket, with the dollar index down 0.33 percent on the day to 100.37 .
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The European Central Bank slashed interest rates below zero last year to push down borrowing costs and prod banks to lend more.
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There's good news on that front: A warmer winter in many areas and cheaper fuel could push down costs for many consumers.
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Others argue that the high number of immigrants who settle in London and its surroundings may push down on low-end wages.
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More recently, several experts in the area have voiced concerns about the D.A.O., which has helped push down the price of Ether.
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When they push down on his head to snooze the alarm or check the time, he lights up with a red glow.
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Against the greenback, the common currency gained 0.7 percent to $1.1358, helping to push down the dollar index 0.6 percent to 93.598.
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Simply push down on the middle of the wing and it sticks out, giving you extra grip when you need it most.
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Think of a torque wrench, where you fit the mouth of the wrench to a bolt and push down on the handle.
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He forecast about 1.9 percent U.S. GDP growth for this year, enough to push down the unemployment rate, now at 4.9 percent.
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"His resignation could be seen as causing further delays in growth strategy and reforms ... and could push down Tokyo stocks," she said.
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There's also an option to push down the center section of the second row to allow for long items such as skis.
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Given such monetary tightening isn't expected for years, investors' reaction was to push down the euro and euro zone government bond yields.
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Now both countries seem to have agreed on letting this happen — unless markets want to push down the value of the renminbi.
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Against the greenback, the common currency gained 0.7 percent to $1.1358, helping to push down the dollar index 0.7 percent to 93.593.
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They doubled down after the global financial crisis in 2008, to prop up growth and push down the value of the currency.
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For those wondering yes the beaters have an eject button, just push down on speed setting button far enough and out they go.
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As part of an effort to push down borrowing costs and reflate the economy, the BOJ adopted negative rates in January last year.
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Central banks have kept short-term rates low and have intervened to push down bond yields through their programmes of quantitative easing (QE).
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That prompted jittery investors to push down LinkedIn's shares by more than 40% and knocked down prices for Twitter and Facebook stocks too.
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The program has helped push down the yen from 82 to the dollar in 2012 to 119 to the dollar by August 2015.
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By restoring some price controls, the government hopes to push down market prices and signal it will not leave the least fortunate behind.
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Immediately, right-wing commentators on Twitter slammed the actress' speech as "liberal elitism," a way to push down "real Americans" from the heartland.
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The last thing the company wants to do, to quote Glasenberg, is to "hurt our own existing production and push down the price".
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley expects extra deposits in banks to push down interest rates, ease the flow of credit and boost private investments.
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Negative rates have helped to push down the cost of borrowing, but that has not provided a big lift to the euro area.
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That surge in production has helped push down global metal prices to a point where American companies say they can no longer compete.
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Another epic miss on oil prices is causing traders to push down their earnings expectations for big oil, and they're not done yet.
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If you have anyone available to help out, have them push down on your suitcase while you do the zipping (or vice versa).
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Those bond buys, known as quantitative easing or QE, were designed to push down longer-term interest rates to spur borrowing and investment.
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Use your nondominant hand to firmly cup the top few inches of the blade and push down toward the ground with your thumb.
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"When you've had to completely push down your own identity, you can only feel alive with the same kind of treatment," Sarah says.
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Contractionary shocks coming from an economic deterioration of the country's trade partners' or a lasting copper price fall would push down inflation Marcel said.
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To engage the car for water, a rider in the backseat uses a pole to push down a propeller that connects to the driveshaft.
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You can turn and push down on it, although it really felt like it should only be able to do one or the other.
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I essentially have to debate with my own mind — until I find an argument that sticks and lets me push down the obsessive thought.
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Plus, I was able to push down on the outer shell as much as I wanted without worrying about putting stress on the plastic.
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You press one of the play buttons — the old kind that click when you push down on them — then you press another, and another.
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Economists estimate that most Texas coal plants are unprofitable even without modern controls, as cheap natural gas and wind push down power prices statewide.
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Any attempts by the BOJ to push down already low yields may anger financial institutions still struggling to adjust to January's negative rates decision.
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We used to accept this crap of: We're not worthy, and we shouldn't exist, like this government is trying to push down our throats.
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We used to accept this crap of: We're not worthy, and We shouldn't exist, like this government is trying to push down our throats.
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The forces that push down on us daily are meant to shape us, help us master our inner life, and the other way around.
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So far, the RRR cuts have had a big impact on money market rates but have failed to significantly push down corporate lending rates.
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All have large facilities in town and have helped to push down the unemployment rate to just under 212 percent, below the national average.
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Then it allows the animal to push down into its tissues and ligaments evenly and launch off without the ground beneath totally giving way.
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The euro's strength helped to push down the dollar index to 97.515, not far from a one-month low of 97.350 touched on Friday.
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But if your feet get too far out from under your body, it's hard to generate enough leverage to push down against the ground.
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BANK OF ENGLAND'S CARNEY SAYS CHALLENGE FOR MONETARY POLICY GLOBALLY IS TO PROVIDE ENOUGH STIMULUS WHILE POWERFUL FORCES PUSH DOWN ON EQUILIBRIUM INTEREST RATES
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The euro's strength helped to push down the dollar index to 97.515, not far from a one-month low of 97.350 touched on Friday.
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The EC says that Google has "included a number of criteria" in its search algorithm that push down these rival sites in search results.
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Therefore, this wave of forced selling will flood the market with billions of dollars' worth of equities and bonds, which will push down prices.
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While interest rate hikes could push down stock prices in the short run, they're associated with higher rates of return over the long run.
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Chinese shares, which had soared the previous session and helped lift the Nikkei, also slipped on Tuesday to push down Japanese and other Asian stocks.
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For example, if OEMs see that Pandora isn't being used a lot, they might push down Spotify instead because they'll get data on user preferences.
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MacMillan subbed for Williams, who warned him not to push down too hard on Kong's right shoulder, or else the puppet's rotator cuff could tear.
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The rate cuts are expected to push down shorter-dated yields more than longer-dated yields, leading to a "bull steepening" of the yield curve.
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Estimates from government and private analysts show a 40 percent cut in smartphone usage fees could push down core CPI by roughly 0.96 percentage point.
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Arches, it should be noted, hold themselves up: they rise on their own weight, they compress — higher pieces push down and out on those below.
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The grotesque and mesmerizing lips spread thick, revealing bloched veins as they push down on glass dividing the mouth from the camera and the viewer.
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"I had one client in particular, while I was working on him, who kept trying to push down the draping that's on them," she said.
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This is known as the "waterbed effect" in the literature: if you push down emissions in one place, they pop up elsewhere, and vice versa.
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This helps push down interest rates in the U.S. It also helps prevent the local currency from strengthening, which in turn promotes the country's exports.
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The central bank has spent about $2.3 trillion on bonds, in an effort to push down market interest rates and make borrowing cheaper and easier.
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For nine years, the central bank binged on bonds in the name of quantitative easing (QE) to push down interest rates and stimulate the economy.
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It would, among many other things, use the 1980 Bayh-Dole Act to push down the price of drugs that were developed with government funding.
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Taken together, the education initiatives could push down core CPI by up to 0.9 point, said Hiroshi Miyazaki, senior economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley.
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We talk about the muscles that are being pulled taut across the top of her back as she works to push down on her crutches.
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CBO has called the deficit path "unsustainable" and warns that the increasing debt burden will push down economic growth and could worsen future financial crises.
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Delaying shipments to China until after the harvest would swell U.S. soy stocks and push down prices, prolonging the financial pain on the U.S. farm sector.
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Vanguard's move was seen by analysts as a potential game-changer for the U.S. actively managed funds industry that would increase competition and push down costs.
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The ECB's frantic easing has been sufficient to push down the euro, and thus to boost exports, but not enough to perk up wages or inflation.
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Since then, markets have moved to price an earlier rate hike by the BoE and sterling has strengthened, which should help to push down on inflation.
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The sale comes amid a glut of global refining capacity that has helped to push down refining fees for many precious metals refiners in recent years.
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So the NHS app development freebies that DeepMind Health is engaged with now are clearly paving the way for a broad AI push down the line.
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Related: 5 Sexual Fantasies — Explained That said, Dr. Levkoff adds that you shouldn't push down any genuine feelings that a dream may drum up for you.
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But additional American tariff measures going into effect in coming months could further push down the value of the renminbi against the dollar, complicating those efforts.
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The main danger may be rapid expansion of the cannabis industry across the state, which could push down marijuana prices and make Needles's smaller facilities unprofitable.
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Start compressions by kneeling over the person, interlocking your fingers, and using the heel of your palm to push down in the center of the chest.
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The probe team will try another tactic, using the lander's robotic arm to push down on the probe in hopes of continuing the investigation, Banerdt said.
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Finally, and as a word of warning, don't be too surprised if certain relationships tend to push down that heart rate variability more so than others.
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Weak results from industrial companies such as 3M (MMM) and Caterpillar (CAT) did push down markets last week, but the index raced back by day's end.
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The buoyant tax revenues also help Germany to push down its overall debt burden and reduce its debt issue plans for the rest of the year.
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The government expects the move to push down overall CPI by 0.3 point next fiscal year, a drag some analysts warn could extend through fiscal 2020.
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Those might sound like small numbers, but those subtle changes all work together to further push down the number of tobacco users in the United States.
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Investors believe that greater parliamentary involvement would reduce the chances of a hard Brexit, which they fear would weigh on the economy and push down the pound.
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The BIS says higher capital levels translate into better credit ratings for banks, helping to push down funding costs and increase availability of credit for the economy.
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So it's possible that decriminalization pushes up drug use, but other factors — changing cultural fads and other policies — push down use more than decriminalization pushes it up.
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Investigators have said that in both accidents, faulty data from a single sensor caused the system to push down the jet's nose into an eventual fatal dive.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said Thursday the BOJ would not try to push down long-duration long government bond yields, even if they rise further.
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Teams of five square off on a large map and compete to push down three lanes, smashing the opposing team's defensive towers and eventually destroying their base.
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A further price decline could hurt risk sentiment, which would benefit safe-havens like the yen, and also further push down bond yields to the dollar's disadvantage.
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Lenovo swaps this for an aluminum hinge that still lets you switch modes, but also houses a speaker and stylus, which pops out when you push down.
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The aim is to push down US emissions modestly — 26 percent below 2005 levels by 2020 — as part of broader global climate efforts under the Paris deal.
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Central banks in Europe, notably the European Central Bank, have slashed interest rates below zero before to push down borrowing costs and prod banks to lend more.
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And if he survives, Abe could try to prop up his support ratings with a fresh round of monetary easing, and that would push down JGB yields.
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The central bank will face additional challenges from one-off factors that could push down consumer prices next year, such as expected cuts in mobile phone charges.
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The losses in CSX shares helped push down the S&P 1 industrials index, whose 1.9% slide was the largest among the S&P's 11 major sectors.
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This mass incarceration will be much harder to fix because it has resulted from the same "broken windows" policing that has helped to push down crime rates.
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The system is designed to push down the nose of the aircraft if sensors are saying it is necessary — overriding what pilots may be trying to do.
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The software update would limit the number of times MCAS tries to push down the nose, preventing it from struggling with a pilot, according to the pilots.
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The Lion Air crash in October raised concerns about that new software, an automated flight control system that can push down the plane's nose in certain situations.
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It will also make it easier for pilots to override the system, which was originally designed to push down the nose of the plane repeatedly and aggressively.
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It might help to have someone push down on your midback (historically, sumo wrestlers often stood on one another's backs to force the body to the floor).
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Perhaps more significant, countries like Britain, Chile and Germany are using competitive auctions more often to award enormous wind and solar power projects, helping push down costs.
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But just as importantly, they also need to take technologies that are close to commercialization and help create larger markets for them, which can push down prices.
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I tried to figure out what each character's adult fear was, what they were trying to repress and what inner monster they were trying to push down.
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Both the surveys and the observations highlighted frequent physical abuse, such as being slapped, hit, punched, or having a provider forcefully push down on the woman's abdomen.
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If banks found it harder to lend against intangible assets, risk spreads would eventually rise and push down the risk-free level of interest rates, Haskel said.
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That may allow buyers of labour to push down the wages of those completing tasks, to way below what they might be paid in a more competitive arrangement.
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And it would tend to push down the value of the dollar relative to other currencies, which would actually help the United States attain more advantageous trade terms.
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A further price decline could hurt risk sentiment, which would benefit safe-havens such as the yen, and also further push down bond yields to the dollar's disadvantage.
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When jet fuel is lower, airlines will add flights on routes where they might not otherwise be profitable, which adds to passenger choices and can push down fares.
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Healthcare insurers say that becoming bigger will allow them to squeeze out administrative costs, negotiate with doctors and hospitals and push down the soaring costs of some drugs.
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Indeed, Medicare-for-all proponents argue that by making the federal government a monopsony purchaser of health care services you could push down prices and save money overall.
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Samsung Electronics stock fell 2526 percent after local media first reported the sales plans, as investors feared the sudden increased supply would push down its price, analysts said.
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Some reckon the introduction of artificial intelligence to workplaces, to make up for the falling labour force and poor productivity, will actually push down wages in many industries.
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Better sentiment towards risk assets as trade war fears eased following a meeting of U.S. and Chinese leaders at the weekend also helped push down Italian bond yields.
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Reports that Iraqi and Kurdish forces had reached a preliminary agreement on borders helped to push down prices, said John Kilduff, partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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There are investor concerns that carriers will continue to add flights and push down prices despite insufficient demand, and rebounding oil prices will add to their fuel costs.
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That decision was recently reversed — but only after some residents bolted the neighborhood in anticipation of the coming chaos, which helped push down rents and real estate prices.
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Washington standstills like those push down the stocks of businesses that stand to gain from President Donald Trump's pro-growth agenda, another signal of economic slowing, Cramer said.
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Fee disclosure regulations from the Labor Department, along with high-profile lawsuits against employers with too-costly retirement plans, have helped push down expenses for retirement plans overall.
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Antitrust authorities have focused on mergers and what they might mean for consumer prices but have ignored the possibility that they might push down the wages of workers.
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Trump and trade protectionists in both parties insist that China takes other discreet action to push down the value of the yuan while the U.S. dollar remains strong.
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Except this paper suggests an important benefit to in-kind transfers, at least in some villages: They push down prices for food and other essentials, while cash transfers don't.
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"It will be difficult for the BOJ to come up with a measure that will significantly push down the yen," said Koji Fukaya, CEO of FPG Securities in Tokyo.
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It expects the payments to push down its operating profit margin for the quarter to between 9.5 percent and 10.5 percent, about five percentage points below its prior outlook.
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Lenovo appears to be keeping that kind of Windows Hello feature for its more premium laptops, until the components are smaller and cheaper to push down the product line.
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When — if — you go back, you don't know which buttons you pressed before or in what order; some of them don't even push down any more after repeated use.
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At best it would last 10 years, they acknowledged, at which point the overburden of snow would push down on the roof, compress the walls, and thus destroy it.
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The number of people in work surged by 222,000, helping to push down the unemployment rate to 3.9 percent, its lowest since the start of 1975, official data showed.
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Brexiteers have argued that migrants push down wages, increase pressure on health and education services, take jobs from Britons and make it harder for young people to afford housing.
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It was a no-speed bike, and they were tall and curved like the letter "U" so you could stand and push down hard on the pedals to accelerate.
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"By pushing down interest rates and the yield curve, we hope to push down real interest rates so that we can stimulate consumption and investment," he said on Thursday.
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While an aging population will push down labor force participation over the long term, Kashkari said, a short-term reversal of that trend need not set off alarm bells.
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DUBAI, March 9 (Reuters) - An overnight plunge in crude oil prices looks set to push down Gulf bourses on Thursday, and could take some markets below technical support levels.
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At the time, it was the Labour Party that was deeply divided over Europe; the party's left flank feared that West German fiscal reticence would push down British wages.
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A rising yen, which tends to push down Japan's import prices and depress exporters' earnings, took the gloss off an otherwise respectable report on the world's third-largest economy.
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In December, the European Central Bank stopped adding to its stock of government and corporate bonds, which it had bought in large quantities to push down market interest rates.
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Markets: Stocks dropped again on Tuesday, as the outbreak, now in its sixth week, rattled investors who fear that the spread of the virus will push down global demand.
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I hope you'll greet sunrise at the edge of the Everglades, push down toward the Lostmans River, Watson's Place, Shadow Country, and cast to rolling tarpon or hidden snook.
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"If it is weaker, then that may push down the probability of a Fed rate hike in December," said Jeff Kravetz, regional investment strategist at U.S. Bank Wealth Management.
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That new competition would push down prices, improve service, spark innovation, and also ease the concerns about discrimination that provoked the FCC's net-neutrality mandate in the first place.
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The BOJ's current price forecasts, made in October, are based on the assumption that oil price falls will push down next fiscal year's core consumer inflation by 0.2 percentage point.
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While fears of a sharp economic slowdown may be overblown, the degree to which demand depends on a few markets remains an underappreciated risk that could push down oil prices.
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Walmart is partnering with third-party couriers and working with so-called gig, or freelance, drivers, who are cheaper than full-time employees, to push down costs, Reuters recently reported.
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The BOJ stunned markets by deciding in January to adopt a negative interest rate policy in a fresh effort to push down borrowing costs and revive an economy skirting recession.
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Some investors have been shorting the Canadian housing market in a bet that the oil-dependent economy would struggle under low oil prices and ultimately push down real estate prices.
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Brent crude oil could hit $75 a barrel in the coming months, but the return of the "New Oil Order" will soon push down prices, Goldman Sachs said on Monday.
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While Dundee: The Son of a Legend Returns Home is no more than a crafty, expensive $27 million advertising campaign, there's been some push Down Under to resurrect the franchise.
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Instead of setting an explicit cap across the curve, the BOJ would push down short- to medium-term borrowing costs while allowing for a natural rise in super-long yields.
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Moreover, in a highly integrated economy, suppressed wages in San Luis Potosí push down on wages in Akron, Indianapolis and Long Beach, and provide a magnetic attraction for new investment.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - China invested $20.9 billion in Brazil in 2017, the most since 2010 as a recession helped push down asset prices and attracted investors, according to Brazil's planning ministry.
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Concerns about travel restrictions — the Chinese government has effectively sealed off Wuhan and other cities, affecting 56 million people — helped push down oil prices and shares of major oil companies.
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After a scandal, these companies sweep in like Olivia Pope, taking real parts of your biography and expanding them into articles and personal websites to push down the negative content.
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All told, the bank has spent 2 trillion newly conjured euros, or $2.3 trillion, buying bonds in a bid to push down market interest rates, making borrowing cheaper and easier.
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For now, America can help local allies push down the Euphrates valley, not just to defeat the remnants of IS but also to ensure that border crossings are in friendly hands.
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Increased U.S. shale production, a stronger dollar and a price war are among the risks that could push down the price of oil, according to the Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Japanese companies and labor unions have traditionally prioritized job security over pay rises, a practice that has restrained wage increases and worked to push down long-term inflation expectations, Sato said.
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Facebook's goal is to "push down the age" of when it's acceptable for kids to be on social media, says Josh Golin, executive director of Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood.
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Tumbling oil prices, down over 4% in late trade, weighed on market inflation expectations -- helping push down 10-year bond yields in the euro zone 2-3 bps on the day.
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There is also a growing view in markets that core consumer inflation may grind to a halt in coming months as recent oil price falls push down gas and electricity bills.
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Bartels said offering same-day delivery should increase how often Adidas customers order and push down return rates, a major issue for Zalando given that half of orders are sent back.
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Among SoftBank's stakes in listed companies, weak demand for gaming chips in China helped to push down the share price of U.S. chipmaker Nvidia by 50 percent from its October peak.
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It's just more complicated than cleaning up power plants, and will remain one of the biggest challenges as the US tries to push down emissions to fend off severe global warming.
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Investors anticipating a recession or a general slowing of growth might pile into bonds and push down yields in the expectation that stocks and property will do poorly amid the slowdown.
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He doesn't want to cash in on his bitcoin fortune, but plans to spend the money on research (and only slowly, as not to push down the bitcoin price), he says.
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Tumbling oil prices, down over 4% in late trade, weighed on market inflation expectations — helping push down 10-year bond yields in the euro zone 2-3 bps on the day.
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Moreover, there is a hidden cost of EITC that is sometimes overlooked: By encouraging more people to work, EITC tends to push down wages at the bottom of the labor market.
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If Republicans in Congress insist on complicating the repeal process, they should at least include some of the ideas that will push down costs and increase choices of affordable insurance plans.
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"Unless you are willing and able to push down your currency at the same time that you're erecting your tariffs, the currency move is going to offset the tariffs," Anderson said.
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The next day, strain out the bread bits (push down on bread with spatula or ladle to get all that flavorful liquid out) and add the salt and vanilla extract. 6.
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You simply push down a lever at the top of the car seat and pull the headrest up or down until the straps are at or just below your child's shoulders.
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Oakland RaidersOne thing to know: Patrick Mahomes' MVP follow-up has been dulled by injury and the rise of Lamar Jackson, but can he make a late push down the stretch?
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To pull out of the 2007-43 recession, the Fed slashed short-term interest rates to near zero and bought $3.5 trillion in bonds to push down longer-term borrowing costs.
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Xavier made a 10-3 push down the stretch of the half, with Freemantle draining a 3-pointer with 33 seconds remaining to cut the deficit to 38-34 at intermission.
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But Saunders, in his speech, said there should be no automatic implications for rates if Brexit does not go smoothly, something which could push down the value of the pound further.
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One poll suggested that some fans watched less football last season because of the anthem protest, which spread to a handful of other players, helping push down television ratings over all.
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The company has excelled in driving down the cost of launches, and SpaceX has said reusing them can further push down costs, and dramatically reduce turnaround time, allowing for more launches.
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A comprehensive study of non-European Union immigrants into Denmark between 1991 and 2008 found that immigrants did not push down wages, but rather freed natives to do more pleasant work.
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"Because they have a psyche that is developed to be an Olympic athlete, they know how to push down pain, ignore something, and keep their focus on something else," Bruno says.
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Reduced expectations of another rise in U.S. interest rates this year and the expansionary fiscal policies flagged by U.S. President Donald Trump that could boost inflation helped to push down bond yields.
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Below the soft grip is a compression zone—push down and the spinning slicer moves closer to the bottom of your vessel, ensuring every last bit of basil and garlic becomes pesto.
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"QE has always been a tool to push down bond yields and now the BOJ is suggesting it could move away from this," said David Schnautz, an interest rate strategist at Commerzbank.
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The background: Trump is conducting a multi-front trade war, the main purpose of which is to push down the country's global trade deficit, which he calls unfair and bad for Americans.
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The ECB bond buying, which began in March 2015 and ended in December 2018, was designed to push investors into higher-risk debt and push down borrowing costs in the euro zone.
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Kuroda has repeatedly said the BOJ would seek to push down short- to medium-term borrowing costs, without causing an excessive decline in super-long yields, if it were to ease more.
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Kuroda has repeatedly said the BOJ would seek to push down short- to medium-term borrowing costs, without causing an excessive decline in super-long yields, if it were to ease more.
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The central bank will push down real lending rates, especially for small firms, by further improving the transmission mechanism of the loan prime rate (LPR) - its new benchmark lending rate, Liu said.
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"QE has always been a tool to push down bond yields, and now the BOJ is suggesting it could move away from this," said David Schnautz, an interest rate strategist at Commerzbank.
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"If you've ever played a violin, you have to push down and slide at just the right combination to get these two surfaces to stick and slip across each other," Patek said.
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Strong economic growth helped push down impairments 20 percent on a quarterly basis between July and September, to 106 million euros, indicating a clear improvement from the first few months of 2018.
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In addition, low interest rates are spurring real estate investment, helping to push down supply and lift prices, said Jean-Jacques Michaux, a partner at House Brokers Real Estate, in Luxembourg City.
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Under some circumstances, such as when pilots are manually flying, the Max jets will automatically try to push down the nose if they detect that an aerodynamic stall is possible, the person said.
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"When you have a red pimple that you know is coming up, you know, when it hurts when you push down on it, it's not really ready to pop yet," Dr. Lee explains.
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Tom Brady was making a last-ditch push down the field in hopes of tying the 41-33 contest when Hulu customers lost all video and audio from NBC and U.S. Bank Stadium.
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Your days of having to push down on the home button are over, but it does mean you can't as easily appreciate all the rich notification improvements Apple has piled into iOS 10.
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To the east, it is burning more into the forest and uninhabited areas and to the west is our main concern because (the winds) might make it push down to the flat country.
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On the currency front, fresh strength in the greenback helped to push down the yen, with the dollar/yen pair trading at 113.52 in the afternoon local time, compared with 113.04 on Friday.
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The higher profit helped push down its adjusted debt/EBITDA earnings ratio to 2.9 by end-2018, after it surged to 4.6 in the first half from 3.3 at the end of 2017.
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The decision was made by an 8-1 vote with board member Goushi Kataoka dissenting on the view that the BOJ should speed up bond buying to further push down longer-term yields.
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OTTAWA, April 20 (Reuters) - Canada's annual inflation rate strengthened by less than expected in March and February retail sales showed signs of weakness, disappointing markets and helping to push down the Canadian dollar.
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"It's absurd and we see this around the state where communities that are whiter and more affluent are able to push down their numbers and essentially opt out of new housing," he said.
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Fears that trade disputes will damage economic growth and metals demand had helped to push down copper prices by 20.4% from an April high to a five-month low of $219,1.83 on Friday.
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The effects of another rate cut on the country's "big four" banks also remain to be seen, given that the reduced cost of lending would push down their margins but increase their volumes.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - European and U.S. fashion brands sourcing from Vietnam must stop their "harsh" tactics that push down workers' wages and trap millions in poverty, labor rights campaigners said on Thursday.
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The propellers also attach with a new screwless locking mechanism that works a lot like the top of a medicine bottle: It screws on easy, and then to release it, push down and unscrew.
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The data underscores the central bank's view that its aggressive money printing and negative rates would push down borrowing costs, though it is uncertain whether this would prompt households and companies to boost spending.
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Square generates gross margins of over 30 percent with that model, but Bedier said profit is much harder to come by when dealing with larger merchants, which have more power to push down prices.
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"We anticipate the greatest challenge in China is the continuously soaring hog prices as a result of growing supply shortages, which will push down our packaged meats margin," the company said in a statement.
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Anthem, which announced the deal to buy Cigna more than a year ago, said the merger would create a new, bigger insurer with the power to push down prices it would pass onto customers.
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For the last eight years, the Obama administration has been using every regulatory lever at its disposal to push down US greenhouse gases — aiming for a 28 percent cut below 2005 levels by 2025.
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In 2013 with Anaheim, a shouting match between Boudreau and Patrick Roy, Colorado's coach at the time, ended with Roy trying to push down the stanchion between the benches, costing Roy a $10,250 fine.
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Instead he discussed the implications of sluggish economic growth and a related decline in the level of interest rates suitable for a healthy economy, both of which are conspiring to push down on inflation.
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Kataoka repeated his calls for the BOJ to expand stimulus by seeking to further push down borrowing costs for periods of 10 years and longer, arguing that such a step would boost capital spending.
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Just push down on the top of one of the Magic Bullet's included cups (which are dishwasher-safe) and its 250-watt power base will chop, grate, mix, and blend your ingredients to your liking.
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This followed the BOJ's decision in October 2014 to expand its quantitative and qualitative easing (QQE) program, under which makes large-scale purchases of Japanese government bonds in order to push down real interest rates.
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"Falling oil prices will likely weigh heavily on inflation," particularly around spring next year when the drop in fuel costs push down electricity and gas bills, said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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Toward the middle, San Francisco Fed President John Williams said on Tuesday that it is getting harder and harder to justify low rates, and warned against getting too "greedy" on trying to push down unemployment.
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We also pay more for drugs than the rest of the world, but many experts think that a single-payer health plan could push down drug prices because drug companies earn such high profit margins.
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If done wrong, renegotiations could increase job offshoring and our current $169 billion NAFTA goods trade deficit, push down wages, and expand the protections NAFTA provides to the corporate interests that shaped the original deal.
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"We are seeing that people can operate in the $45 range when people thought it was going to be in the $50s, because people keep figuring out how to push down the cost," said Yergin.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's central bank believes it will likely have to cut interest rates further from the current record low of 1.25% in order to push down unemployment and revive growth in wages and inflation.
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The anti-stall system, created to compensate for the Max's large new engines, will push down the nose of the plane if the angle of attack sensors indicate the plane is dangerously close to stalling.
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While China could take measures to devalue the currency itself — it could lower interest rates, says Hooper, which would push down the yuan — Baig says it probably won't have to do much on its own.
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Long-haul lines that move oil and gas out of low-cost basins like the Permian are still attractive, but Bain cautions that growing competition in these regions could push down pipeline companies' profit margins.
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Airline stocks have fallen in recent months amid growing investor concern that carriers will continue to add flights and push down prices despite insufficient demand, and that rebounding oil prices will add to their fuel costs.
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A faulty AOA reading led the doomed Lion Air jet's computer to believe it was stalled, prompting the plane's new anti-stall system, called the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), to repeatedly push down the nose.
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A faulty AOA reading led the doomed Lion Air jet's computer to believe it was stalled, prompting the plane's anti-stall system, called the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), to repeatedly push down the plane's nose.
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Lower energy prices helped push down Canada's annual inflation rate in June to 210% from 25% in May, while factory sales rose by 21.532% in May, the most in a year, data from Statistics Canada showed.
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Lower energy prices helped push down Canada's annual inflation rate in June to 83% from 2.4% in May, while factory sales rose by 1.6% in May, the most in a year, data from Statistics Canada showed.
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The Fed acquired trillions of dollars' worth of Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities during years of quantitative easing designed to push down long-term borrowing costs and pull the economy out faster from the Great Recession.
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The extra non-button space on the front is meant to alleviate that, and it does, but I had to shift the position of my fingers to get a solid surface on which to push down.
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The Fed acquired trillions of dollars' worth of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities during years of quantitative easing designed to push down long-term borrowing costs and pull the economy out faster from the Great Recession.
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The Chinese currency is set for its seventh week of losses, its longest losing streak since November 20830, and that comes even as state-run banks aggressively push down yuan funding costs in the currency market.
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SINGAPORE/SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's grain exports have shot to record volumes this year as bumper crops push down prices, but levels may fade toward year-end as rival shipments step up from the Black Sea region.
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People's monthly student loan payments can eat up a large slice of their income, threaten to push down their credit scores and make saving nearly impossible — all huge impediments, of course, to landing in a house.
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Flooding an area with police, as occurred in certain parts of London in the weeks after terror attacks in 2005, seems to push down crime, suggesting that large, visible surges in police patrols have an effect.
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While the BoE maintained its view that domestically-generated price pressures were building, a drop in crude oil prices was likely to push down the headline rate of consumer price inflation to around 1.75 percent in January.
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"One risk of a domestic listing is that it might push down the valuation of other listed stocks as available liquidity is limited," said Steffen Hertog, an expert on Gulf politics at the London School of Economics.
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The ECB has been easing policy aggressively over the past several years, providing stimulus through rate cuts, asset buys and cheap loans to avoid deflation as low energy prices, high unemployment and weak growth push down prices.
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It's puzzling why Apple didn't put something more useful down at the bottom, or why it didn't add a row of numbers or emojis up top and push down the keyboard to make it more thumb-accessible.
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Traders said about 222 billion is expected to be credited to the banking system, which would help raise the volume of cash in the money market and help push down the cost of borrowing among commercial lenders.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will delay the tax hike by two and a half years, sources told Reuters, due to worries the move could push down consumer spending even further and possibly hasten a return to deflation.
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Full pass through of last week's rate cut would take time, Broadbent said, and the BoE was not looking to police every single loan rate and would rely instead on competitive pressure to push down borrowing costs.
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Regarding Germany's rapidly aging population, the IMF also recommended raising the effective retirement age above 67, a move which it said would reduce the need to save for retirement and hence push down the current account surplus.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan has taken steps to push down real interest rates but structural reforms are also needed to boost the economy's growth potential, the central bank's deputy governor Hiroshi Nakaso said on Tuesday.
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In balancing these goals, the Fed raises rates when it wants to push down inflation at the cost of lowering employment; when the Fed wants to raise employment at the cost of higher inflation, it lowers rates.
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Evans-Pritchard noted that the cut indicates that China is starting to take more direct steps to push down borrowing costs, and he suggested that the central bank could make even more rate cuts in the future.
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But robots will almost certainly push down wages in all the remaining human-touch jobs (child care, elder care, home health care, personal coaches, sales and so on) that robots can't do because they're not, well, human.
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Researchers have repeatedly found that gun licensing would do more to push down gun deaths in the US than just universal background checks or an assault weapons ban — studies that Booker pointed to in defending his proposal.
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While the intention of negative rates was to push down already-low borrowing costs, some BOJ officials worry that the recent sharp drop in long-term bond yields may be overdone and driven largely by speculative trading.
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A report by the national statistics institute ISTAT that the budget deficit as a proportion of national output was slightly higher last year than previously estimated but that debt was lower also helped to push down yields.
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People who have looked at the property expect to pay a premium for the controlling stake, but the fact that they'll have a partner that owns a significant part of the entity could also push down the price.
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It could also push down bond yields, which have been drifting higher on expectations interest rates will be raised, said Jonathan Katz, chief economist at Leader Capital Markets, noting that lower bond yields are good for the economy.
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" MICHAEL O'ROURKE, CHIEF MARKET STRATEGIST, JONESTRADING, GREENWICH, CONNECTICUT: "The Rosenstein headline seemed to be what created the last push down (in stocks)... I think it's just further lack of clarity from the administration and the direction it's going.
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By showing Stories above the News Feed instead of to the side, Facebook clearly thinks the content deserves more attention, and is even willing to push down its status update composer and News Feed posts to make room.
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And there were plenty of red flags raise by pilots and Boeing insiders about manufacturing issues and the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), which caused the nose of the plane to automatically push down against the pilots' directions.
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"When I'm looking at the economy today relative to last year, what I am seeing is factors on the horizon that are going to push down growth in the United States," including slower global growth and policy uncertainty.
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"He let me actually push down and pull the baby out....I was like, wow, like I've played fake doctor before, but this is, like, the real thing, this is is the real deal," Dellapena told MSN News.
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"It started out as a very aggressive effort to push down prices to Medicare levels, and ended up something quite a bit more modest," said Larry Levitt, senior vice president for health reform at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Rolling over to August is not a huge concern, said the sources, but any further delay after that would be problematic, with the U.S. new-crop harvest due in September set to swell stocks and push down prices.
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This move has long been speculated on by index fund and ETF experts as the major asset managers have continued to push down fund management fees near zero in what has been described as an endless fee war.
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I was at the Serbian-Hungarian border when hundreds of young men, from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere chanted "open the door" while trying to push down the border gate to get into Hungary, and the European Union.
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Dovish members of the Governing Council argue that relaxing the capital key would not lift German yields much but would push down yields on the periphery, reducing fragmentation in the market and making the ECB's asset purchases more potent.
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Investors are uneasy about a global end to quantitative easing — or central banks' use of bond purchases to push down rates — even though both the European Central Bank and the Bank of Japan are still buying (despite slowing down).
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The new rule applies from 2018 in Europe and is likely to push down a bank's core capital ratio, a benchmark of financial health that is closely tracked by investors, even though the level of risk remains the same.
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Mr. Saez, who is perhaps best known by the public for his work with Thomas Piketty on rising income inequality, said a key effect of such a large tax increase would be to push down the pretax incomes of the ultrarich.
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Some analysts say core consumer inflation may grind to a halt in coming months as recent oil price falls push down gas and electricity bills, which could put the BOJ under pressure to ramp up an already massive stimulus program.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Worries about rising oil prices have begun to creep into U.S. retailers' earnings calls, and investors are raising concerns that those costs may slow discretionary spending among Americans and push down the performance of the retailers' shares.
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The Australian dollar fell to a fresh five-month low of $0.6830 after minutes from the Reserve Bank of Australia's June meeting showed policymakers thought it might have to ease again to push down unemployment and revive wages and inflation.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei 5003 index ended flat, up just 0.01 percent, or 1.97 points, at 16,646.66, erasing early gains of more than 1 percent that were likely driven by a rising dollar helping to push down the persistently strong yen.
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What's happening: Investors have flocked to gold as expectations have risen for the Fed to lower interest rates, which is expected to push down the value of the dollar, and as continued global uncertainty has sent money into safe-haven assets.
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An increase in leisure and hospitality industry jobs has also helped push down the unemployment rate without translating into the flood of revenue for state tax coffers that relatively higher-paying professional and business services positions would typically provide, he said.
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The Australian dollar fell to a fresh five-month low of $0.6830 after minutes from the Reserve Bank of Australia's June meeting showed policymakers thought it may have to ease again to push down unemployment and revive wages and inflation.
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But though he talked about the downward effect on inflation from euro strength, Draghi did not send a strong signal that the bank was ready to intervene to weaken the euro should it continue to strengthen and push down price growth.
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OTTAWA, July 17 (Reuters) - Lower energy prices helped push down Canada's annual inflation rate in June to 20163% from 2.4% in May, Statistics Canada said on Wednesday, a week after the Bank of Canada predicted the indicator would start falling.
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Some analysts say core consumer inflation may grind to a halt in coming months as recent oil price falls push down gas and electricity bills, which could put the BOJ under pressure to ramp up an already massive stimulus programme.
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While such rate cut expectations have kept a floor on stock prices so far, an actual cut by the Fed could push down the dollar and trigger an unwelcome yen spike that hurts Japan's export-reliant economy, some analysts say.
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Property website Rightmove said this week that uncertainty created by the Brexit vote had helped push down property transactions but saw its profits rise, helped partly by being spread across Britain, unlike Foxtons which operates almost entirely in the capital.
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The Australian dollar fell to a fresh five-month low of $0.6851 after minutes from the RBA's June meeting showed the central bank thinks it may have to ease policy again to push down unemployment and revive wages and inflation.
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ADDIS ABABA/SEATTLE (Reuters) - Faulty sensor readings and multiple automatic commands to push down the nose of a Boeing plane contributed to last month's fatal crash in Ethiopia, leaving the crew struggling to regain control, according to a preliminary accident report.
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In recent months, for example, the EPA has contemplated expanding its use of an exemption available to small refineries - a move that would likely push down RIN prices, but which both the oil and corn industries have said would be unfair.
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Qatar has not disclosed the timing or size of the bond purchases made so far, but any purchase large enough to push down yields would be a boon as Beirut grapples with debt equivalent to 150% of gross domestic product.
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FRANKFURT, March 18 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank launched a 750 billion euro ($818 billion) emergency bond purchase programme on Wednesday to push down borrowing costs in a bloc struggling with the economic fallout of coronavirus, it said in a statement.
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To understand why, we need to recognize there's another force at work: When you push down on the block, the table pushes up on it with an equal and opposite force—basically to prevent the block from accelerating through the table.
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So while she may have a--give lip service to progressive issues, she led the charge, and there she definitely did, in Haiti, to push down the minimum wage from 60 cents an hour down to 40 cents an hour.
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One worry is that protectionist rhetoric from the United States could push down the value of the dollar, an economic anomaly as the Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates several times this year, a natural support for its currency.
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OSAKA (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday the central bank will aim to push down short- and medium-term bond yields, without lowering super-long yields too much, if it were to ease monetary policy further.
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Morgan Stanley economists Chetan Ahya, Elga Bartsch, and Jonathan Ashworth argue that the uncertainty caused by all these events could push down consumer confidence and consumer spending in the world's developed economies, which in turn would likely hurt growth globally.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is likely to pick Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell as the next head of the U.S. central bank, a source familiar with the matter said on Monday, prompting investors to push down yields on Treasury notes.
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This is a unique aspect to being a consumer of the Internet of Things: The things stay connected to the company you bought them from, which means the company can push down an update from afar and change them into, well, other things.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. productivity may be returning to the slow growth rates seen after the 1973 oil price shock which, combined with less labor force growth, will push down on real interest rates, Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans said on Friday.
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Lower rates aren't a panacea If anything, the Fed would be more likely to restart quantitative easing, the policy of buying Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities that it used during the financial crisis, as a way to push down long-term rates.
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Brazilian officials are also gathering evidence to show that the United States is increasing subsidies for soy and corn farmers, which threatens to further push down prices for the key crops grown in the South American country, sources told Reuters last year.
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Some analysts say core consumer inflation may grind to a halt in coming months as recent oil price falls push down gas and electricity bills, which could put the Bank of Japan under pressure to ramp up an already massive stimulus program.
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A key worry is that protectionist rhetoric from the United States could push down the value of the dollar, an economic anomaly as the Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates several times this year, natural support for the U.S. currency.
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The Fed made massive purchases of U.S. government bonds, as well as bonds issued by the government-sponsored enterprises, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, to push down long-term interest rates to stimulate the housing market and corporate investments in capital equipment.
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Amid this surge in the euro - which is likely to push down inflation - investors will be looking out for signs that ECB President Mario Draghi has become concerned about the exchange rate, and that the currency's strength could delay any policy tightening plans.
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Investors believe that greater parliamentary involvement would reduce the chances of a "hard Brexit" in which tight controls on immigration are prioritised over European single market access, which they fear would weigh on the economy and push down the value of the pound.
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If we can do this while continuing to push down solar costs, attract new sources of investment and manage revenue growth through interest rate hikes, we can continue to build velocity at scale — no matter which party is in the White House.
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"Falls in global factory output, and stagnation of movements of people and goods will further push down the global and the Japanese economies, thus weighing on the nation's exports and imports further," said Kenta Maruyama, economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Research and Consulting.
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The other thing the Fed move did is to push down the dollar which fell sharply to the yen, euro, pound and most other currencies — but has already started to recoup some of that ground, especially against currencies such as the Aussie.
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OSAKA, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday the central bank will aim to push down short- and medium-term bond yields, without lowering super-long yields too much, if it were to ease monetary policy further.
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The Fed built up its balance sheet in the aftermath of the 2007-2009 financial crisis, buying trillions of dollars of bonds in an effort to push down longer-run borrowing costs because it had already slashed short-term borrowing costs to near zero.
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You get a lot of cold air coming in behind the system, and because the system is going to be so strong, it's going push down even more colder air leading to even more — frankly brutal — winter conditions into late Thursday through the weekend.
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LONDON, June 3 (Reuters) - U.S. productivity may be returning to the slow growth rates seen after the 1973 oil price shock which, combined with less labour force growth, will push down on real interest rates, Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans said on Friday.
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Desiree Hoffman, UAW international representative, said that despite zero tariffs on vehicle imports, Japan's auto market is largely closed as a result of other barriers such as Japan-specific regulatory, safety and emissions standards and currency manipulation to push down the value of the yen.
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Senator John Cornyn, also a Texas Republican, is preparing draft legislation to overhaul the RFS in Congress that would include the creation of a new specialized RIN credit intended to push down prices - but it too faces resistance from both the corn and oil lobbies.
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One of the few pieces to include a contextualizing reference to landscape, "Push Down (after Giotto)" (220) establishes the (apparently negotiable) ground plane with a flat bit of terra not-so-firma, into which a mush-faced little brute shoves yet another hapless soul, headfirst.
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Senator John Cornyn, also a Texas Republican, is preparing draft legislation to overhaul the RFS in Congress that would include the creation of a new specialized RIN credit intended to push down prices — but it too faces resistance from both the corn and oil lobbies.
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The dollar index which tracks it versus six top currencies was up 0.15 percent with most of the traction coming from a 0.3 percent rise to 113.13 yen as the Bank of Japan made a surprise move to push down its government bond yields.
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According to Sony, developers will be able to "program the resistance of the triggers," giving the example that you'll be able to "feel" the increased tension as you draw back a bow or force you to push down with extra pressure if you're driving through rough terrain.
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But Glossier is harnessing those already-extant powers and bringing them to the people in the most Glossier way possible: by putting them in a pretty millennial-pink bottle with a push-down pump on top to easily soak your Glossier-branded cotton rounds (also out today).
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To put this into context: If President Klobuchar pardoned every person in federal prison today, it would push down America's overall incarcerated population from about 2.1 million to about 1.9 million — leaving the US with a higher prison population rate than every nation but El Salvador.
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To put this into context: If President Booker pardoned every person in federal prison today, it would push down America's overall incarcerated population from about 230 million to about 240 million — leaving the US with a higher prison population rate than every nation but El Salvador.
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Kaplan, speaking at the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce's Mayor's International Luncheon, said he expects U.S. GDP growth to be about 1.75 percent this year, slower than what has been historically the norm but enough to push down unemployment and reduce slack in the labor market.
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Likewise, based on my own experiences, I feel that you are correct in that girls and boys are often shy around each other, but I believe that by encouraging an environment where they can learn together will push down that wall, and blossoming friendships regardless of gender.
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The microbrewery's director of operations, Chris Erickson, built the 24-foot-long ice sheet by hand and even shaped the stones that patrons can push down the alley (in one direction only; the sheet isn't long enough for two targets or "houses" as they are called).
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There's nothing to plug in or configure, just screw in the included CO2 cartridge (more on that later) into the back, fill up the included bottle with water, and push down on the top of the SodaStream to release some of the CO2 into the water.
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Jin Kenzaki, senior economist at Natwest Markets Securities Japan, predicts the BOJ could take a range of steps including tweaking its bond-buying operations so it can more effectively push down short-term rates - without causing an unwelcome fall in super-long yields that hurts investors.
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American response: Mr. Trump accused the bank of trying to prop up Europe's economy and push down the value of its currency to gain a competitive edge over the U.S. Those comments caused European financial markets to rally and the euro to decline sharply against the dollar.
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That decision appears to have left the crew of the Lion Air jet that crashed in Indonesia in October, killing 189 people, without a full understanding of how to respond when faulty data led the flight control system to repeatedly push down the nose of the plane.
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Rather than adjusting production gradually, and using multi-power train platforms, Volkswagen is making a massive bet on a dedicated electric vehicle architecture, known as MEB, in the hope of increasing economies of scale sufficiently to push down the price of electric cars to around 20,000 euros ($22,262).
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In the first phase of what could be a two-stage trial, a lawyer for Anthem argued that the $45-billion deal, which was announced more than a year ago, would create a new, bigger insurer with the power to push down prices that it would pass onto customers.
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"What would be very interesting to watch in the coming days is how the Brexit talks play out," said Rodda, adding that a lower chance of the UK crashing out of the EU with no deal will prop up the pound and push down the dollar, supporting bullion.
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" David Cennimo, who studies infectious diseases at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, said that many experts "hope -- and I think the correct word is hope -- that the summer will push down the case numbers," though he added that "the data from tropical countries may rain on this hope somewhat.
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These Airscape canisters come in a set of 2 ($55) or separately ($26 for the small, $30 for the medium) and have a vacuum seal that you can push down to the level of whatever you're storing, pushing out the extra air and trapping in freshness and flavor.
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The dollar has been falling broadly since the start of the year partly due to speculation the U.S. government prefers a weaker currency, which further complicates the BOJ's task because if the yen strengthens too much, that would push down import prices, making it more difficult to generate inflation.
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"The People's Bank (of China) will need to push down interest rates more aggressively if it is to generate the kind of pick-up in lending that successfully put a floor beneath growth during previous loosening cycles," Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics, said in a report.
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Desiree Hoffman, UAW international representative, said that despite zero tariffs on vehicle imports, Japan's auto market is largely closed due to non-tariff barriers such as Japan-specific regulatory, safety and emissions standards and currency manipulation to push down the value of the yen, putting U.S. producers at a disadvantage.
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While the company name makes me think of soulless self-promotion, BrandYourself actually offers something more simple and less annoying — it helps you put your best foot forward (and potentially push down any negative results) on Google and elsewhere online, by creating a personal website, social media profiles and other content.
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Dancers so emphasize the push down into the floor that the jump that follows seems almost a passive reaction; a big swing of the arm takes the torso off-kilter in a way that seems, again, passive; and this blend of active and passive elements in the work's physical energy becomes deeply sensuous.
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A loss-making business that organizes accommodation, transport and tours for other operators, as well as a hotel-bed database business it bought in 2011 but whose margins are under pressure, are likely to push down any sale price to close to the market capitalization, wrote Jon Cox, an analyst at Kepler Cheuvreux.
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The widening chasm between market expectations and the interest-rate path the Fed laid out just two months ago underscores the biggest question facing U.S. central bankers: How much weight to give a growing number of potential red flags, even as robust U.S. economic growth continues to push down unemployment and create jobs?
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And with inflation likely to remain muted as structural forces like technology that push down on prices overwhelm the cyclical upward push on inflation from a tight labor market and the power of a consumer, the Fed has the "luxury" of being patient on raising rates, he told reporters after the conference.
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"We have a narrow window of opportunity to implement tough measures to try to push down the scope of the epidemic," Gottlieb said on CBS' "Face the Nation," adding that Americans are probably looking at two months of "difficulty" as the virus rapidly spreads the way it did in Italy and South Korea.
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Duke and Troy came out on the floor to warm up for the third game of the day in Greenville, S.C., and found four arena workers on their hands and knees about 19 feet from one of the baskets, trying to push down one of the wood panels that make up the floor.
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The chiclet style keyboard is also fine in theory — the keys are roughly similar to those on say, a Surface Laptop or an older Retina MacBook Pro, but the partially plastic frame combined with the raised up vent mechanism means that the laptop tends to flex a bit when you push down hard on them.
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Prosecutors in the United States have accused Mr. Sarao of entering and withdrawing thousands of orders worth tens of millions of dollars each on hundreds of trading days, in an attempt to push down the price of futures contracts tied to the value of the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index, a practice known as spoofing.
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Since stocks began climbing during the depths of the Great Recession in 22017, their rise has been supported by some of the lowest global interest rates seen since World War II. To jump-start growth, central bankers around the world slashed interest rates and took other steps to push down yields on safe government bonds.
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As she leaves the Fed, the unemployment rate is running at a 2628-year low and could well push down to a 28503-year low within the next year to 22019 months (given the lags in how monetary policy operates, that is the case pretty much regardless of what the Fed does from here).
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To them, trapped as they are in the forward time stream of their own lives, their father disappearing further and further into the past, it might start to seem like a bad dream they once had, all the easier to push down and keep locked away in their own guts, until it spills out as bile.
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In his characteristic gruff fashion, he also tangled with the Times editorial board members over whether higher immigration levels can push down domestic wages; bridled at a comparison between Mr. Trump's rallies and the events he said he would hold as president to pressure Republican lawmakers; and, in an exchange that with little embellishment could double as a sketch of Larry David playing Mr. Sanders on "Saturday Night Live," explained why he had little patience for offering people birthday wishes.
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