Lira slump pushing down Turkey's import cover ratio - reut.
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"That's pushing down the euro and other currencies," he said.
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Weak data underpinned U.S. bond prices, pushing down yields further.
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Feelings you've been pushing down will come up for examination.
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"I'll feel this great weight pushing down on me," she says.
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Weak data underpinned U.S. bond prices, pushing down their yields further.
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And both drivers just keep pushing down on the gas pedal.
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But that can make things worse by pushing down asset values.
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Even pushing down on the seat triggers the car to react.
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That money can vanish in a trice, pushing down the pound's value.
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A central bank pushing down rates would have been doing the opposite.
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"The competition (online) has become more intense," pushing down prices, Baumohl says.
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As DePaul kept pushing down the stretch, Rodriguez kept delivering big shots.
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Once the summer driving season ends, demand for gas falls, pushing down prices.
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WHITE HOUSE ECONOMIC ADVISER KEVIN HASSETT SAYS CHINA UNCERTAINTY NOT PUSHING DOWN SPENDING
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Rising inflation will soon cause real wages to fall, pushing down living standards.
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The reserves earn a very low interest rate, pushing down interest rates overall.
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It's been very important to the business to continue pushing down that road.
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In recent months the workforce has thus become younger, pushing down average wages.
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The health ministry is hard at work promoting generic drugs and pushing down prices.
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Economic woes and expectations of more monetary easing are pushing down bond yields globally.
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But the height of irresponsibility was pushing down domestic spending in the first place.
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She leaned over them with scalpels and knives, pushing down with all her weight.
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Raw cotton supplies usually peak in India between December and February, pushing down prices.
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The program has succeeded in pushing down interest rates, in some cases below zero.
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Globalization and technological advances have been pushing down prices in the past three decades.
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Meanwhile, the production of cameras, film and developing has plummeted, pushing down GDP growth.
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Pushing down on her upper arms, he felt her muscles give way a bit.
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"Negative rates have proved very powerful in pushing down bond yields," said one source.
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Today, market forces — not China's government — are pushing down the value of the yuan.
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The opioid epidemic is pushing down the life expectancy in the US, new research says.
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Syncing to MMT's "MotionX" app must be done manually, by pushing down the watch's crown.
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There were things that I had been pushing down and had not really been facing.
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PRICING IN A RATE CUT Weak data underpinned U.S. bond prices, pushing down yields further.
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That effectively forces banks to increase lending, raising competition and pushing down loan interest rates.
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"Death of a Bachelor" debuted at number one last month, pushing down David Bowie's "Blackstar".
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I could feel inches of him pushing down my throat and then sliding back out.
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This is the third force pushing down the dollar: its price against other major currencies.
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In recent years, higher battery volumes have allowed greater economies of scale, pushing down prices.
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Yet as equity prices fell, investors started to discount AT1s with equitylike yields, pushing down prices.
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This has "created a global wave of cheap equipment" that's pushing down costs, Bloomberg NEF said.
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There may also be a "renewables bubble" in India, pushing down prices below a sustainable level.
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Pushing down hard once will either move to the next chapter, or skip ahead ten seconds.
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It then puts pressure on the central bank to keep pushing down the official trading range.
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A summer slowdown in bond auctions from the euro zone was also seen pushing down yields.
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That also increases the supply of bonds, pushing down bond prices and pushing bond yields higher.
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The euro shot higher after the ECB meeting, pushing down the pound in late London trading.
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Markets have been rattled by the Catalan crisis, raising Spain's borrowing costs and pushing down shares.
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But their extra capacity and output has played a part in pushing down commodities prices worldwide.
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Repeat with the new corners that were formed, again pushing down firmly in the center. 15.
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Of course, the export tax hurts nut-growers by pushing down the price of their crop.
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"It's getting a bit farcical, the number of initiatives they're pushing down people's throats," he said.
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Hillary Clinton plans to continue President Obama's strategy of pushing down carbon dioxide emissions via regulations.
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The image depicts a hand, stamped with the Star of David, pushing down a group of people.
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Squeeze the wonton closed by firmly pushing down the mixture into the skin with the butter knife.
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That would boost the crown, undoing years of hard work on inflation by pushing down import prices.
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It is also possible that pushing down against the natural rate of unemployment causes it to fall.
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Delivering some of that, by pushing down something else, is *guaranteed* to give you a better experience.
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One side of the Republican caucus insists that elevating individual opportunity doesn't require pushing down everybody else.
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The remarks drove up the value of the dollar against other major currencies, pushing down commodity prices.
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The coronavirus outbreak is also seen pushing down prices of hotel accommodation and travel packages, analysts said.
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Pushing down on the Bluetooth icon will open another menu, in which there is an AirDrop icon.
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The factors pushing down Appalachian coal mining employment extend far beyond the powers of a campaign pledge.
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The SoftBank mobile business could have even more debt, in theory pushing down its equity value further.
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The programs were aimed at pushing down long-term borrowing costs so businesses would boost investment and hiring.
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By that time baby-boomer deaths will be pushing down on house prices by around 0.7% a year.
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From there it provides support for Kurdish and Arab forces pushing down the northern bank of the river.
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She can't operate because this tumor is pushing down on the part of her brain that makes plans.
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The 10-year Treasury yield had its biggest upward move since the 2016 election, pushing down the price.
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As people get out, scaling walls or pushing down fences, police officers try to direct them to safety.
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On the low end, scrappy Chinese smartphone makers keep pushing down the cost of entry-level Android phones.
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There are, after all, plenty of other factors pushing down US emissions that Trump has no control over.
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"Big state banks were pushing down the swap points, forcing others to follow," said one of the traders.
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We decided with the board that partly owing to that perception, we shouldn't continue pushing down a public path.
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" And by pushing down all her pain, Hart says, "I was developing these really deeply seeded self-hate issues.
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U.S. equities closed mostly lower on Wednesday, with IBM and oil prices pushing down the Dow Jones industrial average.
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His reasons: A lot of money has flowed into private credit, pushing down lending standards in a benign economy.
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One true minimum wage story is that corporations are reaping record profits while pushing down wages of the unskilled.
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Talk of protectionism in the U.S. plays strongly into the hands of China, pushing down the dollar's relative value.
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He also noted that the summer driving season has come to an end, pushing down demand as autumn begins.
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Allowing yields to rise on new bonds could draw investors out of older, stingier ones, pushing down bond prices.
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Was forced sex — say, the pushing down of a partner's head — fair game because lots of guys do it?
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In a crunch, SOFR may fall as investors run for safe assets, pushing down banks' revenues from SOFR-linked loans.
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Having sold off last week, a rally in bond markets resumed this week -- pushing up prices and pushing down yields.
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Having sold off last week, a rally in bond markets resumed this week — pushing up prices and pushing down yields.
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The success of this scheme depended on pushing down the rate of interest and inflating the price of the shares.
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What's happening: Investors continue packing into the long end of the yield curve, bidding up prices and pushing down yields.
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Meanwhile the dollar has strengthened, pushing down on U.S. inflation, which is running well below the Fed's 2-percent target.
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That could mean pushing down on the ice or drawing a deep breath to move beyond failure, Dr. Silby said.
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We have less pressure pushing down on the surface of the ocean, and the water can actually rise a little.
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Outfits like KCLMS are therefore billed by some as a way to lift the brightest children without pushing down the rest.
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This was partly responsible for pushing down the airline's unit revenue by 4.1 percent in the third-quarter ended Sept. 30.
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When oil fell below $30, producers in North America sought to raise cash by selling more shares, pushing down stock prices.
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It is promoting the use of generic drugs and pushing down prices, which it negotiates with the industry every two years.
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At the same time, snow falling on the surface 40 feet above was piling up and pushing down on the ceilings.
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There is a disembodied hand pushing down, at a diagonal, held stationary and caught in the act of molding some material.
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The possibility of more than the expected two rate hikes for 2016 has sent the dollar higher, pushing down commodity prices.
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Although he'd never taken a CPR class, Nandikotkur started pushing down on the unconscious man's chest and breathing into his mouth.
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It was a place where I could finally deal with all the underlying trauma I'd been pushing down my whole life.
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Tuesday's minutes showed the Board judged lower rates would support the economy by pushing down the value of the Australian dollar.
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Eva becomes frustrated by Zelman's flowery words about his late wife and finally shares the opinions she has been pushing down.
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The company has said capacity for zinc will stay shut until market conditions allow for extra supply without pushing down prices.
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The downgrade reflects weaker-than-expected economic growth, slumping oil prices and a strong yen, which is pushing down import costs.
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GM is taking actions to cut costs, including increasing automation in its Chinese plants and pushing down purchasing costs, he said.
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On Wednesday, Clinton pressed Mylan to voluntarily cut the EpiPen price, sending the company's share price lower and pushing down biotech stocks.
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But users are also more likely to think twice about buying items at full price, pushing down the prices of new goods.
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The ban of share sales was supposed to expire, and the country's central bank was pushing down the value of the currency.
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Somewhere else you have low pressure, which means there is not as much force pushing down on the ground, so it's rising.
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And so now the likes of Boeing and Airbus are pushing down the prices they pay for parts to grab more profit.
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These don't replace any naturally visible post but instead just get injected in between them, pushing down the ones that come after.
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China, the world's second-biggest economy behind the United States, hasn't been pushing down its currency to benefit Chinese exporters in years.
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Four of the BOJ's nine board members voted against the decision, questioning whether pushing down already low borrowing costs would boost growth.
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But its weight is distributed much more evenly than other headsets, so it's not constantly pushing down on your forehead and cheekbones.
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Beijing reported three ASF cases in one month, stoking concerns about demand for pork and pushing down shares of major hog producers.
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Tariffs beget tariffs in the fight, and the Chinese have targeted both American staples, pushing down commodity prices and sinking farm values.
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It's like pushing down on a half-inflated balloon: The air doesn't vanish, but instead moves to another part of the balloon.
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Loosening its requirements would make it easier for foreign carriers to compete, most likely pushing down shipping costs, according to the report.
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"Investors are imposing capital discipline...by pushing down equity prices and pushing up the cost of capital on debt markets," LeBlanc said.
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A similar system here would allow in immigrants like doctors to work in rural areas while not pushing down working-class wages.
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It is also true that R&D spending and pushing down the cost curve on alternative energy sources is a big deal.
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A modest target issuance of €225bn ($22020bn) was hugely oversubscribed: offers exceeded €13bn, pushing down the yield on the new bond to 1.9%.
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Though its lifetime rating stands at 13, it's received 3,941 one-star reviews in the last 30 days, pushing down its overall score.
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For months, major U.S. airlines sold discounted tickets so they would not lose customers to rapidly growing budget carriers, pushing down unit revenue.
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Investors also rushed to the safety of U.S. Treasuries, pushing down the 10-year yield to a two-month low of 2.122 percent.
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Pushing down prices on one side of the platform may cause charges on the other side to rise, a bit like a waterbed.
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Rising U.S. oil production is also pushing down prices, undermining attempts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to support prices.
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Australia and Uruguay, and more recently Argentina, have steadily increased their exports, pushing down the U.S. share of the quota to about 30%.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The impact of globalization and new technologies is pushing down price pressures, Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan said on Tuesday.
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Trade-weighted euro is close to its highest since September 103, pushing down on the price of imported goods and in turn inflation.
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A modest target of €2.5bn ($2.8bn) issued was hugely oversubscribed: offers exceeded €43bn, pushing down the yield on the new bond to 1.9%.
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The loss this year was worse than expected, The Wall Street Journal reported, pushing down its shares when the market opened on Thursday.
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The performance began with the duo–clad in all black helmets and black capes–entering the stage and pushing down a diamond-shaped lever.
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Trade tension has dominated currency markets since April, boosting the dollar and pushing down currencies of trade-dependent countries from South Korea to Mexico.
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A weak real estate market in the UAE, which is pushing down residential rents in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, also restrained inflation in February.
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The council also decided to resume purchases of government and corporate bonds, a way of pushing down market interest rates and making credit cheaper.
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But I can say the idea of uncertainty is pushing down capital spending in the U.S., it's actually probably if anything the other way.
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Demand rose in the first three months of 2017 ahead of a tax increase which came into force in April pushing down demand thereafter.
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When earthquakes happen on the subduction zone itself, where one plate is pushing down while the other is going up, then high waves form.
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"We are seeing weaker economic activity and that's pushing down the global demand for exports," said Dennis Lapid, central bank director for economic research.
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Some factors pushing down global interest rates, such as slow growth and excess capital, depress the real (ie, adjusted for inflation) rate of interest.
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It's fair to expect this trend to continue, especially if Obama's Clean Power Plan takes effect and utilities have to keep pushing down emissions.
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But pushing down currencies has been a key aim for several big central banks and another big devaluation in China is a persistent fear.
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The "combination of higher oil prices and higher U.S. 10-year yields " which had been pushing down emerging markets has somewhat eased, he said.
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On top of pushing down H-2B standards — which apply to nonfarming sectors like landscaping, restaurants, and seafood processing — another amendment, sponsored by Rep.
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A shrinking labour pool is pushing up wages and, as firms spend more on technology to replace workers, pushing down returns on capital investment.
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Small businesses with healthy employees may join associations that sign up for plans with fewer benefits and lower premiums, pushing down their employees' premiums.
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If previous tax code changes are any guide, the number of queries is likely to rise significantly, pushing down the response figure even more.
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And according to his office, Mr. Cuomo has closed 24 prisons and juvenile detention centers, pushing down the prison population by more than 6,000.
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The central bank expects that a cut in liquidity in the deposit tool would reduce borrowing costs by pushing down the BUBOR interbank rate.
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Funo defended January's policy action, saying he had "no doubts" that pushing down already-low borrowing costs would boost corporate profits and capital expenditure.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A weakening U.S. dollar and optimism that commodity prices will steady boosted global stock markets on Monday, pushing down U.S. Treasury prices.
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The intrigue: U.S. Treasury yields have fallen to their lowest level in more than 2 years, pushing down interest rates on bonds and savings accounts.
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Such expectations of low global growth and evaporation of yields due to negative interest rates in Europe and Japan are pushing down bond yields globally.
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People uses the presses by adding ground beans and hot water to a pot and, after steeping, pushing down on a plunger to make coffee.
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People use the presses by adding ground beans and hot water to a pot and, after steeping, pushing down on a plunger to make coffee.
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"The risk-averse sentiment stemming from 'hard Brexit' (worries) is pushing down the dollar/yen," Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Mizuho Securities in Tokyo.
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These GOP partisans know full well that pushing down Democratic turnout by even a few percentage points can make the difference between victory and defeat.
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With both of these forces pushing down, I think it's OK to say the dude is falling while he's at the top of the circle.
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Mr. Trump's decisions in recent months to impose sanctions on Iran and Turkey had spillover effects on India, pushing down the value of the rupee.
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And the central bank does not have that much room to buy more government and corporate bonds, another method of pushing down market interest rates.
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"Exports to Asia, which account for about 50% of the (total) weight, are showing weakness, and pushing down (exports) as a whole," the official said.
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As the screw is twisted into the cork, the two levers (the "arms") are raised; pushing down the levers pulls the cork from the bottle.
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It looks a little like a guitar fret, and you can run your fingers along it and see it working, including how hard you're pushing down.
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A strengthening single currency hinders Draghi's bid to push inflation back towards his close-to-2 percent target by pushing down the price of imported goods.
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The services throughout Asia have long relied on discounts and promotions for consumers and incentives for drivers, which made for tough competition, pushing down profit margins.
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For months, he'd been wedged with his head under my right ribcage, crushing my lungs and pushing down on a set of nerves above my cervix.
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The steepening accelerated after the Federal Reserve opened the door to an easier monetary policy, pushing down the yields on the short end of the curve.
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The announcement comes as Delta Air Lines Inc and others say Norwegian is adding flights that exceed traveler demand, pushing down fares and hurting airlines' revenue.
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In contrast, yields in the United States and Europe could rise, pushing down bond prices, as their central banks eventually move to tighten policy, he said.
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Renewables are becoming a more viable option for many countries, said Corchia, given rising demand for energy and how new technologies are pushing down development costs.
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On the other, they want to fit in with friends and new acquaintances—even if sometimes that means pushing down their identity as sick or disabled.
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Another factor pushing down Gulf spreads, bankers say, is increased confidence about the stability of the region's financial system after last year's recovery in oil prices.
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Valero processed more barrels of crude oil than it expected to in the first quarter, pushing down operating costs, and said it would ramp up activity.
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"There are a number of factors other than market's expectations about the future path of interest rates that are pushing down long-term yields," she said.
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The benchmark 10-year yield was down 1.7 basis points to 1.519%, pushing down the spread between two- and 10-year yields to 11.5 basis points.
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China is the largest consumer of metals, but its economy slowed in 2019, partly owing to the trade dispute with Washington, pushing down industrial metals prices.
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China is the largest consumer of metals, but its economy slowed last year, partly owing to the trade dispute with Washington, pushing down industrial metals prices.
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The central bank on Wednesday gave no firm signal on the timing of its next rate move, pushing down both U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar.
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But Mr. Lamport says there is another factor pushing down prices and harming farmers: the business practices of Dairy Farmers of America, a farmer-owned cooperative.
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Yet traders expect price pressures will be a hurdle to pushing down the key repo rate INREPO=ECI much below the current 5.15% over coming months.
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Yet traders expect price pressures will be a hurdle to pushing down the key repo rate INREPO=ECI much below the current 5.15% over coming months.
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Prices on the benchmark 303-year Treasury note have risen this year, pushing down its yield to 2.69 percent, from 3.23 percent just three months ago.
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Prices on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note have risen this year, pushing down its yield to 2.69 percent, from 3.23 percent just three months ago.
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For the March quarter, the social media and gaming giant is likely to keep up the same pace of spending, pushing down net income by 14 percent.
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With America cutting rates they need not worry about lower rates pushing down the value of their currencies and threatening their capacity to service dollar-denominated debts.
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Across the United States, former manufacturing centers like Pittsburgh have experienced overwhelming population declines in recent decades, pushing down property prices and leaving homes empty and neglected.
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Oil prices dipped after hitting a near two-and-a-half-year high in the previous session, pushing down the S&P energy index by 4.363 percent.
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S. trade row will curb demand for steelmaking material iron ore, pushing down its price 13 percent in the second half of 113, a Reuters poll showed.
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But it concedes that pushing down borrowing costs too much could diminish the impact of monetary easing, as it hurts commercial banks and discourages them from lending.
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But the decision was made by a 5-4 vote with dissenters arguing that pushing down already low borrowing costs would have few benefits for the economy.
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But many board members are hesitant of doing so now, with some openly questioning the merits of pushing down already low borrowing costs with unconventional policy steps.
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Oil prices dipped after hitting a near two-and-a-half-year high in the previous session, pushing down the S&P energy index by 214 percent.
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The strong yen is pushing down imported goods prices, which may help consumption but heightens challenges for the BOJ to accelerate inflation to its 2 percent target.
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Kuroda said expanding base money won't immediately boost prices toward the BOJ's 2 percent target, but would help stimulate the economy by pushing down real borrowing costs.
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Still, China has excess steel capacity right now that is pushing down global prices, something that has become a chief concern of lawmakers from steel-producing states.
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A weak Asia was seen pushing down European stocks lower with Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC expected to open 0.3 percent to 0.4 percent lower.
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After a long period of complacency about Covid-19, a move to cut risk exposure has got belatedly underway, pushing down stock values and inflating gold prices.
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The company has joined up with J.P. Morgan and Berkshire Hathaway on an employer-driven initiative to improve the quality of health care while pushing down prices.
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The European Central Bank was under pressure to do yet more after German inflation proved surprisingly weak in December, pushing down bond yields and slugging the euro.
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Trade war jitters were also supporting bond prices, pushing down yields, by raising concern about long-term growth and inflation prospects for the world economy, O'Hagan added.
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Steve King, the Republican congressman for this predominantly white, conservative district, blames immigrants and refugees for pushing down wages, bringing unwelcome cultural diversity and burdening public services.
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One continued point of contention has been steel with the U.S. accusing China of dumping excess steel around the world, pushing down prices and hurting steel producers.
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Furthermore, the Fed also has ignored the data and started easing monetary policy, which is bolstering bond prices (and pushing down yields) while also cushioning the economy.
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To cover the surface and immediately swirl the egg mixture so it covers the bottom in a thin layer, pushing down any egg that sticks to the sides.
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In a bust, labor and equipment prices fall sharply, pushing down breakeven costs and helping sustain production at an unexpectedly high level despite the plunge in oil prices.
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The move comes after nickel miners complained to the government that domestic smelters were pushing down the price of ore, making prices very unattractive in the home market.
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"Given optimism about the size of the harvest, buyers are playing their part by pushing down premiums, but sellers aren't reacting for the moment," one cash broker said.
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For starters, installing RAM is a piece of cake: just align your gold connectors with the center of the slot, slowly pushing down till you hear a click.
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Rail freight giant CSX Corp, cut its revenue forecast as it warned of the impact of the U.S.-China trade war, pushing down Wall Street indexes on Wednesday.
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In this case, Beijing imposed retaliatory tariffs on U.S. sales of soybeans, which, in turn, stranded millions of tonnes of soybeans in the United States, pushing down prices.
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The more weight the "blocks" are programmed to have, the more the Baxter pushes back, giving the user the physical impression of actually pushing down the digital objects.
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If this lawsuit is successful, it could be a first step in pushing down prices for the medication, which would then become more accessible to those at risk.
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Oil prices dipped after hitting a near two-and-a-half year high in the previous session, pushing down the S&P energy index by about 0.3 percent.
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Of course, competition could be great for consumers if it continues pushing down prices for all mattresses, and if these companies invest in better products and customer service.
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In a bust, labour and equipment prices fall sharply, pushing down breakeven costs and helping sustain production at an unexpectedly high level despite the plunge in oil prices.
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However, investors focused on the BoE's wariness about its next moves, pushing down sterling by its most in five months against a basket of other major currencies =GBP.
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These three deflationary factors are instrumental in pushing down industrial, bank, technology and drug stocks, all names that would not exactly thrive in the face of a slowdown.
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At the same time, farmers in other countries, sometimes aided by government subsidies or import quotas, are scrambling for a share of the market, further pushing down prices.
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U.S. Treasury prices advanced, pushing down yields further, with the benchmark 23-year notes dropping to a 258.68-13/21-month trough of 2585.80% in early Asian trade.
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Now try pushing on the side while also pushing down on the block: Now you can push harder on the side without causing the block to move, right?
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The housing market has been steadily rising, driven by the Federal Reserve's three interest rate cuts last year, pushing down mortgage rates from multi-year highs in 2018.
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Ishida said that pushing down already low bond yields would do little for the economy, according to the views outlined in the policy statement released after the decision.
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Walmart had been doing this for decades — pushing down the price of paper towels, toothbrushes, avocados and now robotic monkeys in order to sell as many as possible.
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In the interview, Kataoka said pushing down 15-year yields would have a much bigger effect in boosting the economy and inflation expectations than lowering short-term borrowing costs.
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But the move has failed to brighten public sentiment or arrest an unwelcome rise in the yen that hurts exports and weighs on inflation by pushing down import costs.
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Pipeline constraints that are pushing down the price of Permian Basin crude could hamper the increase in service costs as companies opt to delay completing some wells, Dove added.
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"A strong supply of gas, such as record amounts of liquefied natural gas and healthy gas stock inventories, has been the main factor pushing down wholesale prices," Ofgem said.
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LAGOS, March 13 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank sold the dollar on Monday at its highest level on the official interbank market since August, traders said, pushing down the naira.
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New ECB easing, if it occurs, will mostly help the economy by pushing down the value of the euro and boosting European exporters, at the expense of firms elsewhere.
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When we have high pressure, it means that the air is descending—the pressure is high because it is pushing down on the earth so the air is sinking.
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Oil prices later extended gains after the Federal Reserve said it will be "patient" in raising U.S. interest rates, bolstering the stock market and pushing down the U.S. dollar.
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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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Global policymakers have raised alarm over the June 23 British referendum with fears of a Brexit pushing down the pound and the euro, while boosting demand for the yen.
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Dove expects pipeline constraints that are pushing down the price of Permian Basin crude to offset future increases in service costs, as companies opt to delay completing some wells.
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Additionally, flaring competition among drone manufacturers is pushing down costs for these types of consumer drones – particularly among higher-end models that can shoot photos and live stream video.
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Adding weight to a car by pushing down on the hood or placing rocks on top of it can help increase traction when attempting to drive out of snow.
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Many experts and industry researchers say the city's hotel industry is suffering from oversupply, which is pushing down revenue and room rates for even top-of-the-line hotels.
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The yuan cannot escape the laws of gravity, as individuals and institutions flood the market with yuan and exchange them for dollars, pushing down the value of the currency.
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German unemployment fell more than expected in October, pushing down the jobless rate in Europe's biggest economy to a record low, data from the Federal Labour Office showed on Wednesday.
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United posted a first-quarter profit above analysts' expectations and said it would slow its growth plans because flight capacity across the industry has exceeded passenger demand, pushing down prices.
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Cusack, 52, shared the since-deleted image Monday, which showed a large hand with the Star of David on its sleeve pushing down on people, according to the Daily Beast.
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Instead of pushing down, you can just rest your finger on it to unlock the phone, which I prefer since the button's clickiness is pretty unsatisfying and a bit cheap.
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"Just pushing down unemployment, by itself, is unlikely to draw large numbers of workers back into the labor force," said Gabriel Chodorow-Reich, a professor of economics at Harvard University.
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Continuing these efforts, public health officials hope, will continue pushing down the rate of smoking in the US. But states could also take additional steps, like increasing the smoking age.
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The LNG supply glut is pushing down Asian spot prices toward a record low last plumbed in February when demand sank in China, where the coronavirus originated late last year.
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Over time, the report forecasts that gas will be traded more widely and freely, potentially pushing down prices and making it more attractive to developing countries like India and China.
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On a replay, Shumpert seemed to be pushing down hard at Pachulia, who was on his back on the ground, and Pachulia may have kicked and punched at Shumpert's groin.
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LABOR, LAND SHORTAGES The housing market is regaining momentum after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates three times this year, pushing down mortgage rates from last year's multi-year highs.
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The CGPI was expected to fall 4.2 percent in the year to June, a 15th straight monthly fall reflecting weak domestic demand and the strong yen pushing down import prices.
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A move by China earlier this year to slash subsidies for solar installations has unleashed a flood of low-cost Chinese-made panels onto the global market - pushing down prices.
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The strong dollar has posed a dilemma for the Federal Reserve: halting interest rates hikes runs the risk of pushing down the real exchange rate and pushing up inflation. (tmsnrt.rs/2Awgzge).
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As we have seen since the financial crisis, central banks can buy up trillions of government debt, pushing down the cost of borrowing even as governments run up historic peacetime deficits.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Large U.S. banks raised their own risks by pushing down lending standards for a fourth consecutive year in 2016, one of the top federal banking regulators said on Tuesday.
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Meanwhile, the rise of ultra-low-cost carriers like Iceland's WOW Airlines and Norwegian Air are pushing down market prices, forcing other carriers to offer limited-time promotions and fare sales.
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The decision was made by a 5-4 vote with dissenters arguing that pushing down already low borrowing costs won't help the economy much and could backfire by hurting banks' profits.
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Boeing is currently readying a fix to the software that would prevent it from repeatedly pushing down the nose of the plane, employ data from an additional sensor, among other changes.
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Despite three years of heavy money printing by the BOJ, weak household spending and a strong yen pushing down import costs have kept inflation distant from the bank's 2 percent target.
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Despite three years of heavy money printing by the BOJ, soft household spending and a strong yen pushing down import costs have kept inflation distant from the bank's 2 percent target.
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Ever stricter restrictions on activity are pushing down gross domestic product throughout Europe and the United States, while economic activity will only slowly return to normal in China and South Korea.
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I'm back in Berlin, having spent the intervening years reporting in Beijing as China vaulted from sixth place to second in global economic strength, pushing down Germany from third to fourth.
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But while yield curve inversions remain reliable recession predictors, the current inversions come amid a global flight to safety (pushing down yields for safe-haven assets) and central banks easing globally.
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The data showed that Germany's prolonged upswing is now also pushing down the once stubbornly high number of long-term unemployed, which fell by 9 percent on the year to 845,13.
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The euro inched up 0.1 percent to $1.1275, pushing down the dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, to 94.715, 0.1 percent lower on the day.
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The measures are aimed at pushing down real borrowing costs and heightening public expectations that prices will rise in the months ahead, encouraging companies and households to spend now rather than save.
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I see increasingly shackles if we stay in a EU that is in decline, and I just see the most fabulous opportunities, pushing down the drawbridges to the rest of the world.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries pumped all-out from 2014, pushing down the oil price in a campaign for market share aimed at pushing the shale industry out of business.
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MIT electricity expert Jesse Jenkins is out with a new paper that looks to quantify the different forces that are jointly pushing down electricity prices enough to make nuclear power increasingly uneconomic.
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If the world's nations are ever going to stop the planet from warming unbearably, they'll have do so step by step, pushing down emissions across a dizzying variety of sectors and sources.
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Reuters reported last week that the ECB is considering buying more long-dated bonds from next year to keep euro zone borrowing costs in check - pushing down long-dated bond yields further.
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He said this was because Germany now sometimes had surplus power from wind generation in the north, pushing down prices as the German grid could not yet transmit the extra power south.
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By the same token, Chinese retaliation pushing down the price of agricultural products is bad news for American farmers but probably good news for the larger number of Americans who eat food.
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"You have risk appetite returning in the markets more generally at the moment, so you have all these forces pushing down the yen," said Vasileios Gkionakis, global head of FX strategy at UniCredit.
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Import prices are pushing down on inflation and at the same time, positive terms of trade developments may be encouraging firms to absorb rising labour costs within profit margins rather than raise prices.
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That exodus is panicking global stock markets, pushing down the yuan against the dollar and making Chinese goods artificially more price competitive against American-made products than underlying differences in national costs warrant.
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Research presented suggested that the adoption of new technologies may be pushing down on inflation and changing the nature of work in a way that could exacerbate what are already big income inequalities.
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"We must avoid pushing down so hard on the accelerator that we jeopardize the low interest rate level and the crown's weakness," the government wrote in its revised 2017 fiscal plan on Thursday.
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After the first crash, the FAA learned the plane's flight control system could adjust the plane's horizontal tail, pushing down the plane's nose, to a much greater degree than the initial documents stated.
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The resulting volatility in equity, bond and commodity markets sent many investors to the sidelines, pushing down bond trading volume and hurting the value of credit market assets sitting on banks' own books.
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His neighbor Joseph Horacek called the mansion the "Starship Enterprise," The Los Angeles Times reports, and the neighbors have also expressed concern about the dirt the towering mansion was pushing down onto their properties.
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United Continental Holdings on Wednesday reported a first-quarter profit above analysts' expectations and said it would slow its growth plans because flight capacity across the industry has exceeded passenger demand, pushing down prices.
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Zero interest rate policy, (ZIRP), quantitative easing, (QE), and negative interest rate policy (NIRP), in truth, cannot address the myriad issues depressing domestic and global demand and pushing down prices for many manufactured goods.
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As the bank pointed out in November in a report on Brexit risks, a no-deal scenario would be a shock to both demand and supply, simultaneously pushing down output and pushing up inflation.
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Since then, the new mines, oil wells and fields of grain carpeting the planet to meet that demand have started to produce goods just when the appetite for them has dulled, pushing down prices.
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Third, the labor force participation rose 0.2 percentage points to 62.9 percent, which is an impressive feat against the backdrop of a structurally ageing population and retiring baby boomers pushing down the participation rate.
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I spent hours just working on pushing down on my back foot while lifting up with my front foot to "scoot" the board in a circle without falling down, which I did a lot.
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Pushing down from the north, the SDF is trying to take the Islamic State-held Tabqa area and its adjacent Euphrates dam, the largest in Syria, some 40 km (25 miles) upstream of Raqqa.
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Investors tend to turn to long-term government bonds as a safe place to park money, pushing down their yields, while eschewing shorter-term government debt, causing the rates on those securities to rise.
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These actions are invariably based on bogus rationales, such as Canada as a security threat or Argentina and Brazil pushing down the value of their currency (in fact, they're trying to prop them up).
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Then, beginning in January 2015, the central bank issued 2.6 trillion euros, or $2.9 trillion, in new money that it used to buy government bonds as a way of pushing down market interest rates.
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The BOJ says it does not directly target stock prices and that its ETF buying is aimed at pushing down risk premiums, which helps lower long-term interest rates and therefore borrowing costs for companies.
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A rise in the yen, which is now around 115 to the dollar compared with 120 in January, will also weigh on inflation by pushing down the cost of imported goods and fuel, they said.
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The monthly average was the lowest level of crude production for Pemex, officially known as Petroleos Mexicanos, since Hurricane Roxanne severely disrupted operations in October 1995, pushing down output that month to 1.90 million bpd.
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Some investors blame central banks for these oddities; they have been printing money and buying bonds (raising the price and pushing down the yield) in order to encourage firms to do more borrowing and investing.
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"The reason for that is there are a number of factors other than market expectations about the future path of interest rates that are pushing down long-term yields," Yellen said on Fox Business Network.
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Slower global growth and uncertainty surrounding international trade contributed to a shift in monetary policy in 2019, as the Fed reversed its tightening regime and investors bought up relatively safer Treasury bonds, pushing down yields.
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When you hear the air curdling, you don't know at first if it's wind or an 18-wheeler pushing down Interstate 153, and then there's a roar, and backswept wings appear and disappear above you.
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The Big Four banks were the main weight pushing down the index, with all of them closing at least 1% off after the Australian securities regulator announced public hearings for imposing stricter lending conditions. bit.
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He accused China of pushing down the value of its money to make its goods unfairly cheap on world markets — even as China was in fact doing the opposite, intervening to prop up its currency.
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Wage pressures do not necessarily translate into price pressures, he added, citing the example of accommodation rental service AirBnB and car-sharing app Uber and their impact in pushing down pricing power of other companies.
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If the U.S. economy continues to grow at a moderate pace, pushing down unemployment and pushing up on inflation, the Fed will gradually normalize its interest-rate policy, Dudley said, echoing Yellen's comments earlier this week.
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Despite three and a half years of heavy money printing by the BOJ, weak household spending and a strong yen pushing down import costs have kept inflation well away from the central bank's 2 percent goal.
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U.S. employers boosted hiring in November, pushing down the the unemployment rate to a more than nine-year low of 737.783 percent and increasing the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates this month.
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The volume of deals Goldman worked on fell 89 percent, while for UBS the decline was 85 percent and for Credit Suisse 68 percent, pushing down their rankings to 12, nine and 11, the data showed.
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When it comes to being more responsible with our spending in 2018, higher energy costs are not what we should have in mind, especially in an era when clean energy is pushing down energy costs nationwide.
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Since Trump announced his plan last week, congressional Republicans have been lobbying the president to craft his plan to focus on countries like China, which is overproducing steel, causing a global glut and pushing down prices.
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Her attacker, whom she recalled then and now as Kavanaugh, clapped his hand across her mouth when she screamed, pushing down so tightly she couldn't breathe, so tightly she thought he might kill her by accident.
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The polygons keep the amount of energy flowing into and out of the system equal, and balance two forces — gravity, which keeps the oil's surface horizontal, and the electric field pushing down on top of it.
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Also of note: all-day 18-hour battery life, a built-in compass, and international emergency calling (the latter of which you can engage even without your iPhone, just by pushing down the watch's side button).
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Recent falls in crude oil prices were already pushing down gasoline costs, and will likely lead to declines in electricity and gas bills from around March or April, said a government official briefing reporters on the data.
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In addition to pushing down the cost curve, the emergence of new Chinese companies eyeing the market (such as NIO, Byton, Faraday Future, Xiaopeng and WM Motors) has provided opportunities for promising new technical talent to emerge.
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August output averaged 1.93 million bpd, the lowest level of crude production for Pemex, officially known as Petroleos Mexicanos, since Hurricane Roxanne severely disrupted operations in October 1995, pushing down output that month to 1.90 million bpd.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German unemployment fell more than expected in October, pushing down the jobless rate in Europe's biggest economy to a record low and signaling a likely fourth-quarter boost for private consumption and overall economic growth.
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The newswire wrote that Kuroda also told Japanese lawmakers that the central bank's negative interest rate policy - which it shocked markets by introducing on January 29 - had had the intended effect of pushing down Japanese borrowing costs.
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ALGIERS, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Algeria's energy earnings rose 38.2403 percent in the first 10 months of this year from the same period in 2017, pushing down the trade deficit by 58.65 percent, official figures showed on Sunday.
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All else being equal this should also be playing out in the bond market, pushing down long-term yields and easing financial conditions, thereby helping to limit the fallout from a weakening economy and fragile stock market.
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In one of the Fiestas, the instructor, Allen Welch, explained to Amit Patel, 38, who works in finance in Des Moines, how to use his left foot to brake while still pushing down hard on the accelerator.
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Just maybe, in other words, employers across the country are pushing down labor costs like Walmart, circa 213 — and this is one of the major culprits behind disappointing economic results since the start of the 21st century.
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BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday that if the central bank were to ease monetary policy further, it would aim at pushing down short- and medium-term interest rates without flattening the yield curve too much.
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The idea is that CCU can be used as an "on-ramp" for eventual CCS, pushing down the costs of carbon capture and laying down some of the foundational infrastructure, like pipelines, needed for eventual CCS at scale.
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Analysts say SoftBank would likely struggle to offload its large stake in companies like Yahoo Japan without pushing down the stock price and a sale of its stake in Alibaba is likely to entail a hefty tax bill.
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Surging LNG production capacity from new projects in Australia and the United States, combined with faltering demand, is creating a global glut of the fuel, pushing down spot prices and making LNG more competitive in Europe's power mix.
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"[The search for yield is] pushing down yields for issuers such as emerging market sovereigns and high-yield corporates with weaker credit profiles," Robert Grossman, head of macro credit research at Fitch Ratings, said in a research note.
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And while the U.S. Treasury curve remains close to its flattest in years, it has steepened of late as expectations grow the U.S. Federal Reserve is gearing up to cut rates, in turn pushing down short-term yields.
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The European Central Bank, which just ended a 2.6 trillion-euro bond-buying program aimed at pushing down borrowing costs, is already contemplating new support measures, with the first possibly coming at its next policy meeting, on Thursday.
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Shares in Volkswagen were down 3.3 percent, with premium rivals Daimler and BMW down 2.9 percent and 2.5 percent respectively, underperforming the blue-chip DAX index, which was 0.4 percent lower, and pushing down the Stoxx 600 index.
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Business Briefing India's exports shrank in January for the 14th straight month on continued weak demand from Europe, but the central bank said it would not follow countries like China and Japan in pushing down its currency to help.
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XpertHR said concerns about Brexit and profits were the main factors pushing down on the pay that businesses were willing to offer, while staff retention and a desire to keep pay rates competitive were putting upward pressure on pay.
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" Cook, who just moved into her New York apartment, replied: "Pushing down the school i worked my ass off for 4 years to get into is not only stereotyping a scholastic community but is just plain incorrect and rude.
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Last week, in addition to raising rates, the Fed discussed what to do with its $4.5 trillion balance sheet, built up after years of bond-buying aimed at stimulating investment and hiring by pushing down long-term borrowing costs.
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"I think there's a lot less risk in the United States economy than there is in the rest of the world, but those lower yields are in part pushing down yields in the United States as well," Rosengren said.
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The earnings season, kicking off this week, brought bad signs as rail freight giant CSX Corp, cut its revenue forecast as it warned of the impact of the U.S.-China trade war, pushing down Wall Street indexes on Wednesday.
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More than 30 investment professionals canvassed by Reuters list various reasons for concern: the flood of new money pushing down lending standards, an increase in leverage and, sometimes, a mismatch between the duration of investments and lock-up periods.
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The wage hikes are likely to further boost consumer spending at a time when vibrant domestic demand has replaced exports as the main driver of growth in Germany, with strong imports already pushing down the country's large trade surplus.
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This is pushing down the cost of banking in South Africa - a significant development in a country where only around half of the 55 million population have bank accounts, according to Nielsen research, partly because of the charges involved.
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Strategists said a fall in oil prices to a one-month low, on an unexpected U.S. demand drop, was also weighing on inflation, pushing down yields already under pressure from data that showed weaker foreign demand for German goods.
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BUDAPEST, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Hungary's central bank left its main interest rates unchanged at record lows on Tuesday as expected, hanging on to its set of unconventional tools aimed at curbing long-term interest rates and pushing down yields.
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Infosys Ltd, in a surprise announcement, said Vishal Sikka has resigned as CEO citing a stream of distractions and disruptions in recent months, pushing down shares of the second-largest Indian IT services firm almost 8 percent on Friday.
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Since then, 74 million tonnes per year of new production has poured out of plants in Australia and the United States, pushing down prices and bridging gaps in supply between regions, with another 89 million tonnes due by 2020.
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Investors also rushed to the safety of U.S. Treasuries, briefly pushing down the 10-year yield to its lowest since mid-November, while the yield on Germany's 10-year government bond fell to 113 percent, the lowest since end June.
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Even so, he said, it is unclear whether a smaller balance sheet will result in a much steeper yield curve because of global headwinds and other factors that are pushing down on long-term rates more than in the past.
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With investors' risk aversion pushing down U.S. Treasury yields and narrowing the interest-rate gap between the United States and Japan, a cut to the BOJ's -0.1% short-term rate target is considered among the options to counter excessive yen gains.
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Though Family Dollar has remodeled some stores and expanded its product range, same-store sales growth has been nearly flat on average in the past two years, pushing down the parent company's shares 7 percent in the last 12 months.
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Three more rate hikes would lift rates to 2.75 percent to 3 percent; any higher would move monetary policy from a "neutral" stance to a "restrictive" one, he said, slowing economic growth, pushing up on unemployment, and pushing down on inflation.
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Chinese copper smelters are expected to add almost 1 million tonnes of capacity in 2019, stealing a march on rivals in Japan, South Korea and Chile, and pushing down the spot treatment charges (TCs) the industry receives for processing concentrate.
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The move is a three-fold effort to reinforce Macau's existing anti-money laundering rules, increase banking security, and enable China to try and dampen the outflows pushing down the value of its currency (which, last year, topped $816 billion).
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Albemarle — Shares of Albemarle slid 5.2% after the chemical company announced its plans to delay construction of about 125,1.713 tons of lithium processing capacity due to the oversupply of the metal used to make electric vehicle batteries pushing down prices.
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The Geneva show highlights the varying forms of battery propulsion that manufacturers are turning to: While there are more and more "affordable" long-range BEVs pushing down towards $30,000, most of these all-electric products are still outside of mainstream territory.
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LONDON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Britain's largest car dealership chain Pendragon said it did not expect to see any major change in the cost of new vehicles after Britons voted to leave the European Union, pushing down the value of sterling.
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To justify concentrating its purchases on short-term debt, the BOJ will issue an analysis showing that lowering yields of up to 10 years has a bigger positive impact on the economy than pushing down longer-dated yields, sources said.
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German unemployment fell more than expected in October, pushing down the jobless rate in Europe's biggest economy to 6.0 percent, the lowest level since German reunification in 1990, and the number of job vacancies to a record high of 691,000.
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OPEC-led output cuts have better odds of pushing down stockpiles going forward because the world typically consumes more oil in the second half of the year than in the first, according to Jacques Rousseau, managing director at Clearview Energy Partners.
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Dr. Hamilton said he has a paper scheduled to run in the same print issue of Nature as the other two that explains how the basin could have formed simply from the weight of nitrogen ices pushing down on the crust.
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One of the board members dismissed the idea, saying it would not lead to an increase in the amount of bank loans and instead add to the plight of financial institutions by pushing down interest rates further, the summary showed.
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The cavalcade of payroll gains continued for the 108th month in September, pushing down the jobless rate to a half-century low and countering anxieties that had been piqued by slowing global growth, declining factory orders and a jittery stock market.
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HOUSTON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Weaker crude oil and gas prices drove quarterly results sharply lower at Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp, pushing down shares at the two largest U.S. oil producers and signaling a weak start to the new year.
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By contrast, Republicans' willingness to endorse conspiratorial claims declined after the election over all and for three of the four statements, pushing down the percentage of Republicans who agreed on average with the statements from 28 percent to 19 percent.
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Mr. Gross had been betting that interest rates on German and American government bonds would rise, but fears that Italy could leave the eurozone have prompted investors to seek safety in those bonds, increasing their prices and pushing down their yields.
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The Bank of Japan has been sending signals that it could ease policy further by pushing down short- and medium-term yields but still allow the yield curve to steepen at the longer end, which discouraged purchases at Tuesday's auction.
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If it's low on battery it will slowly land itself before the battery runs out, and the app also has an easy-to-access emergency stop button that works by pushing down on the screen in case an unexpected obstacle arises.
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Pushing down responsibility for election security to the local level, aside from placing a burden on counties, means there are huge disparities between large counties with sizable budgets and smaller jurisdictions that are lucky to get IT help on a part-time basis.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An aging population and slowing productivity growth are pushing down the level of interest rates that a healthy economy can withstand, creating challenges for the Federal Reserve in fighting the next downturn, an influential U.S. central banker said Thursday.
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Some rely on pressure from a foot pushing down on a syringe which squirts a reactive agent into a glass jar filled with explosive, says Camilo Serna Villegas, chief technologist with the Colombia Campaign to Ban Landmines, an NGO based in Bogotá.
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Peter Navarro, a Trump trade adviser, has repeatedly criticised Germany and suggested it is deliberately pushing down the value of the euro, an argument the Germans reject, noting that the currency's strength is largely determined by policies of the independent European Central Bank.
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One factor in this, he said, might be the role of migration from the European Union in pushing down wages at the lower end of the labour market - something which other economists have struggled to find much hard evidence of in Britain.
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The same exact twisting action is happening inside of a car engine, except, this time, instead of your hand and arm pushing down on the handle, tiny explosions happen inside each engine cylinder, pushing a piston down that causes the crankshaft to rotate.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Flint, Michigan, known for its drinking-water crisis, is also suffering a real-estate slump as the city's rate of vacant homes stands at the highest in the nation, pushing down house prices, according to a report released on Thursday.
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Mr. Scott's research has shown that these agreements not only drive down manufacturing wages, but they also have a ripple effect, pushing down the pay in other jobs typically held by workers without a college education: home health care worker, truck driver, waitress.
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Since 2016, with a brief intermission last year, the E.C.B. has been buying government and corporate bonds on the open market as a way of increasing demand, pushing down market interest rates and making it cheaper for governments and companies to borrow money.
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As New York City tackled the stubborn problem of street safety in recent years, it earned praise for pushing down traffic deaths to their lowest level in a century and helped begin a national movement to make roads safer for pedestrians and cyclists.
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BRASILIA, Dec 4 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump is making a "very serious mistake" if he thinks Brazil is deliberately pushing down the value of its currency, the real, news website O Antagonista on Wednesday reported Brazil's Economy Minister Paulo Guedes as saying.
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Peter Navarro, a Trump trade adviser, has repeatedly criticized Germany and suggested it is deliberately pushing down the value of the euro, an argument the Germans reject, noting that the currency's strength is largely determined by policies of the independent European Central Bank.
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The self-driving auto unit of Alphabet is already claiming that it is pushing down prices for the imaging technology that maps the surroundings of autonomous cars, which would make it tough for Mobileye to maintain its profit margins, according to Bloomberg.
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The effect is similar to the "balloon effect," when cracking down on the drug trade in one area simply moves it to another area — sort of like pushing down on a balloon can simply move the air to other parts of the balloon.
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A drop in oil prices added further pressure to the FTSE 100 by pushing down the shares of BP and Royal Dutch Shell , with investors growing increasingly sceptical that a looming deal to freeze crude production could clear a global glut in the oil market.
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Obama's direct outreach comes as his signature health-care reform law has run into headwinds this year, even as Obamacare has been credited with pushing down the nation's uninsured rate to just 8.6 percent, the first time in history it has fallen below 9 percent.
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There are signs of more inflation globally, the dollar is pushing down less on U.S. prices, domestic inflation expectations have picked up and Friday's closely watched monthly jobs report showed wages rising 2.8 percent year-on-year in February, with payrolls rising a sturdy 103,000.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 22 (Reuters) - Frigid floodwaters pushing down the Missouri River left ruins, death and drowned livestock in their wake across the U.S. Midwest's farmland, and were expected to crest in northwest Missouri early Friday, with more cities and towns under threat.
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TRIVANDRUM, India (Reuters) - Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan said on Monday he was not in favour of devaluing exchange rates to boost economic growth, signalling India will not join other countries such as China or Japan in pushing down their currencies.
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Local EV manufacturers have, with the help of subsidies, been able to build economies of scale, pushing down their cost per unit and allowing them to spend more on research and development, Li Yunfei, BYD's deputy chief of branding and public relations, told Reuters.
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China has agreed in the Phase 1 deal to open its financial services sector more widely to U.S. firms, and to refrain from deliberately pushing down its currency to gain a trade advantage, the latter prompting Treasury to drop its currency manipulator label on Beijing.
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BERLIN, May 30 (Reuters) - Germany's jobless numbers dropped more than expected in May, pushing down the unemployment rate to a record low, data showed on Wednesday, reflecting the robustness of a labour market that has become a key driver of a consumer-led upswing.
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But it also raised concerns that heavy buying by the central bank was pushing down yields too far, where they may soon no longer reflect the risk of a default by the issuer, weakening market discipline on borrowers and eventually contributing to a bubble.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's exports shrank in January for the 14th straight month on continued weak demand from Europe, but the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said it would not follow countries such as China and Japan in pushing down the currency to help.
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A 2014 study from Peter Reuter at the University of Maryland and Harold Pollack at the University of Chicago found that there's no good evidence that tougher punishments do a better job of pushing down access to drugs and substance abuse than lighter penalties.
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Investors also rushed to the safety of U.S. Treasuries, pushing down the 10-year yield to a low of 2.102 percent , its lowest since mid-November, while the yield on Germany's 10-year government bond fell 3 basis points to 0.34 percent, the lowest since June 28.
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Wall Street stocks extended losses, pushing down the benchmark S&P 13 Index as much as 1 percent, after Republican Senator Bill Cassidy, a member of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, said the Senate tax proposal will delay a corporate tax cut by one year to 2019.
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In contrast to positive news on its asset management business, Allianz's property and casualty business took a hit from heavy storm claims and a British regulatory change that increases personal injury payouts from car accidents, pushing down its operating profit by 12.7 percent to 1.3 billion euros.
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Bourses were positive about reports that President Donald Trump was likely to pick Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell to succeed Janet Yellen at the helm of the central bank over a more hawkish John Taylor, pushing down yields on Treasury notes, while the dollar tread water.
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Since mid-20163, the world has been pumping out far more oil than anyone needs, pushing down the price: Oil supply* (in green) remains much higher than demand (yellow) — about 22016 million barrels per day higher — with the excess getting saved for later in stockpiles (blue).
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Mr. Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who announced the change at the Justice Department, both used the aggrieved language of anti-immigrant activists, arguing that those in the country illegally are lawbreakers who hurt native-born Americans by usurping their jobs and pushing down wages.
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Investors worldwide were spooked by the previous day's sudden drop in technology and transportation shares on Wall Street that filtered though to Asian markets, pushing down South Korean, Taiwanese, Hong Kong and Indian stocks, which make up more than half of the MSCI emerging equity index.
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The yen has gained more than 10 percent against dollar this year, as investors seek the currency as a safe have A rising yen tends to worry government officials because it decreases exporters' earnings and makes it more difficult to shake off deflation by pushing down import prices.
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A 2014 study from Peter Reuter at the University of Maryland and Harold Pollack at the University of Chicago found there's no good evidence that tougher punishments or harsher supply-elimination efforts do a better job of pushing down access to drugs and substance abuse than lighter penalties.
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Concessions played a big role in pushing down the net-effective rent in northwest Queens, where renters paid a median of $2,559 a month in March, or 6.4 percent less than a year earlier, and 63 percent of those leases included concessions, compared with 42.7 percent the year before.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A move by China to slash subsidies for domestic solar installations has unleashed a flood of low-cost Chinese-made panels onto the global market - pushing down prices and eroding the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff on solar equipment imports, according to industry officials.
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Musk's tweet today indicates that Tesla could stretch the limits further still, pushing down its max achievable 0 to 60 mph to a speed that would best Faraday's yet-to-ship best time by 0.05 seconds, which is a veritable eternity in the hyper-competitive performance car world.
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Dr. Elena Orlova-Morozova, the head clinician of Moscow District AIDS Prevention Centre, estimates that with the funding increases in 2017, and the Federal Antitrust Agency pushing down the prices of some drugs, it is possible to cover 40 percent of the infected population in 2017 to 18.
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A 2014 study from Peter Reuter at the University of Maryland and Harold Pollack at the University of Chicago found there's no good evidence that tougher punishments or harsher supply elimination efforts do a better job of pushing down access to drugs and substance abuse than lighter penalties.
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A no-deal Brexit would hurt confidence and deter investment and lead to higher trade barriers with the European Union, pushing down the value of the pound and causing the economy to contract by 2% by the end of 2020, the OBR said, referring to forecasts by the International Monetary Fund.
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With economies slowing overseas "you have this flight to safety going on," that is pushing down U.S. rates even though U.S. economic growth is "reasonable," said Bullard in comments that seemed to discount the degree to which recent market volatility may figure into the Fed's next decision on interest rates.
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A 2480 study from Peter Reuter at the University of Maryland and Harold Pollack at the University of Chicago found there's no good evidence that tougher punishments or harsher supply-elimination efforts, such as crop eradication, do a better job of pushing down access to drugs and substance abuse than lighter penalties.
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If Magic Leap is working on some kind of light field tech, that maybe means they are pushing down the same path as Lytro, which recently discontinued all of its light field still cameras and pivoted towards VR. Of course, Lytro has already announced a VR light field camera, the Lytro Immerge.
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From a generation illuminated by the likes of Martin Luther King Jr, Mohandas Gandhi and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, blazing trails and pushing down systems from the force of their 20s and 30s, we appear to have arrived at one guided by Evan Spiegel of Snapchat and reality TV star-turned-entrepreneur, Kylie Jenner.
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"Brett is the type of person, and I think this is well established over the six seasons she's been on the show, she's the type of person who will suppress her own feelings if she thinks that somebody else's happiness will be achieved by her pushing down her own feelings," Haas says.
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In order to travel to the moon, Cantrell said the people on board will have to be fit enough to withstand the forces from launch and the high G-forces pushing down on their bodies as they re-enter Earth at a speed that he estimated could be close to 34,000 miles per hour.
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With economies slowing overseas "you have this flight to safety going on," that is pushing down U.S. rates even though U.S. economic growth is "reasonable," Bullard said in comments on Fox Business Network that seemed to discount the degree to which recent market volatility may figure into the Fed's next decision on interest rates.
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One measure of interest rate expectations BOEWATCH now prices in a two thirds chance of a quarter-point BoE rate cut by the end of next year, compared with just over half on Wednesday, pushing down on two-year and five-year gilt yields, which are already well below the BoE's 0.75% Bank Rate.
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The Berkshire Hathaway investment dates back to 2001, when Buffett helped the company out of bankruptcy with a loan that was later converted to a stake in the company's equity so large that a wholesale acquisition of the entire company remained one of the few ways for Berkshire to exit the investment without pushing down the share price.
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But there's also evidence that the drug war is too punitive: A 2014 study from Peter Reuter at the University of Maryland and Harold Pollack at the University of Chicago found there's no good evidence that tougher punishments or harsher supply-elimination efforts do a better job of pushing down access to drugs and substance abuse than lighter penalties.
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"The chaos in Europe is pushing down U.S. interest rates so money is flowing to the U.S., fleeing Europe, making people think, that [with falling interest rates], coupled with the rising dollar, that the Fed responds by maybe having second thoughts about the trajectory of Fed policy," said Marc Chandler, head of foreign exchange strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman.
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"With the crowd closing in and the loud yelling and threats towards us, I pushed down the male to ensure my weight was full on his person so he could not attempt to take flight or fight against us," Krickovich wrote, adding that it felt as though the boy in the red tank was trying to push up while he was pushing down.
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But studies have found that harsher punishments do not actually stop the flow of drugs: A 2000 study from Peter Reuter at the University of Maryland and Harold Pollack at the University of Chicago found there's no good evidence that tougher punishments or harsher supply-elimination efforts do a better job of pushing down access to drugs and substance abuse than lighter penalties.
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