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Import tariffs are pushing up the cost of other inputs.
He warned speculators against pushing up the currency too rapidly.
Moreover, by pushing up asset prices, they have spurred inequality.
Tight labor market conditions are gradually pushing up wage growth.
The era of pushing up your sleeves might be over.
The Trump administration's metals tariffs are pushing up its costs.
Traders said business was brisk and they denied pushing up prices.
The strong labor market and robust economy are pushing up inflation.
The reconstruction effort is also pushing up prices of building materials.
The price of housing plays a part in pushing up salaries.
Generally, extreme weather reduces the crop yields, pushing up its price.
BoE officials accept unemployment might fall further without pushing up wages.
Pushing up the retirement age would reduce the burden a bit.
Strong hiring would drive up wages, in turn pushing up prices.
"Nothing," he said, pushing up the sleeve of his navy jacket.
The sales pickup may now be pushing up prices more quickly.
The Beige Book also said tight labor markets were pushing up wages.
Britain's housing stock is not keeping up with demand, pushing up prices.
Migrants are often blamed for stealing jobs and pushing up house prices.
Many businesses use power generators as backups, pushing up their operating costs.
The tech boom has been pushing up rental prices in the US.
The strength of the labour market is pushing up wages more quickly.
The strength of the labor market is pushing up wages more quickly.
His boyish voice remains steady and even, pushing up into falsetto range.
A lack of homes for sale has also been pushing up prices.
Increased spending agreed to by both parties is also pushing up deficits.
Buying bonds destroys basis, contracting token supply and pushing up the price.
Investors have largely supported corporate takeovers, pushing up the stocks of purchasers.
Pushing up the release date is a smart move on Disney's part.
"For what?" he answers, pushing up the lid of his baseball cap.
The lowest unemployment rate in nearly 50 years is steadily pushing up wages.
As they chase a limited number of targets, they are pushing up prices.
Ezra, I figured this was going to be pushing up against an hour.
A tight labour market has been pushing up median pay for some time.
The epidemic has affected colossal numbers of pigs, pushing up pork prices steeply.
In a crisis, some of that capital comes home, pushing up the yen.
I also understand the round was highly contested, potentially pushing up Accurx's valuation.
Some also blame the Federal Reserve for pushing up interest rates in December.
GRAPHIC: China's crush margins rise in May, pushing up purchases of soybeans - tmsnrt.
As oil prices fall, these stay constant, pushing up the government's percentage take.
Higher oil prices are pushing up the cost of gasoline, crimping consumer spending.
Auto industry demand was also pushing up the price of batteries, he said.
But after pushing up rates last December, the Fed has since stood pat.
Trump's threats are now pushing up against some all-important deadlines for Obamacare.
The pork shortage is also pushing up inflation amid a broader economic slowdown.
Inflation peaked at 28.5% in December, pushing up the price of everyday items.
Worries about the loss of that oil have been pushing up oil prices.
But the issue is we're pushing up against these prescriptive beliefs about gender.
It is visually inviting; pushing up its surfaces is a pleasure-filled challenge.
The effect fits the broad trend of climate change pushing up US precipitation totals.
This limits the amount of economic growth Britain can sustain without pushing up inflation.
Foreigners buy lots of those valuable things, pushing up sterling and making Britons richer.
Today's business and consumer data is pushing up hopes that things are getting better.
As export revenue shrank, the region's currencies weakened, curbing imports and pushing up inflation.
But it is certainly pushing up the price of donkey-hide gelatine (see chart).
The talks "are seen as a factor that's pushing up the yen," said Uchida.
Weak productivity puts long-term pay growth in jeopardy and risks pushing up inflation.
Mr Gundlach says investors are being foolish pushing up the cost of such insurance.
An unwinding of long Treasury positions is pushing up yields and supporting the dollar.
Nonetheless, Florida's population has continued to grow rapidly, and that's pushing up rent costs.
But the CBI warned that a weak pound is pushing up costs for manufacturers.
A dearth of homes for sale and strong demand are pushing up house prices.
Market volatility has widened the bid-ask spreads on Czech bonds, pushing up yields.
Mortgage rates have also increased, pushing up monthly costs for home buyers even further.
Gandhi worries that operating costs will increase with the tariffs, pushing up consumer prices.
Lenders have begun gradually pushing up rates, partly in anticipation of future Fed increases.
In addition to pushing up stock indexes, investors also are pouring cash into the market.
Second, China's supply of cheap labour is running out, which is pushing up wages steeply.
But this has resulted in more private equity money chasing deals and pushing up valuations.
Meanwhile, volatile markets also hurt banks by pushing up capital requirements for their trading businesses.
The deal, they said, risked pushing up rents and reducing the inventory of affordable homes.
It is possible that the sample is biased, pushing up the apparent frequency of discrimination.
Draghi's statement saw euro zone money markets pushing up bets on next year's rate hikes.
But ICE agents are certainly pushing up against the boundaries of the "sensitive locations" restriction.
They have reacted by pushing up the price of such options to sky-high levels.
Spend too much and risk crowding out private investment, pushing up inflation and interest rates.
Soon after, Air Products started circumventing the contract by pushing up prices, Mr. McCausland said.
That made imports more costly, pushing up prices for staples such as bread and flour.
At the same time, city folk are getting richer, pushing up the demand for beef.
US futures underlying the S&P 500 (+0.1%) and the Nasdaq (+0.1%) are pushing up.
If you hadn't nailed it to the perch, it would be pushing up the daisies.
Rising worker productivity in other sectors of the economy, like manufacturing, was pushing up wages.
Beijing is fast-tracking more infrastructure projects, which is pushing up prices of construction materials.
Another 5,203 new cases were confirmed, pushing up the number of infected patients to 63,851.
Consider the scenario we were just in: A Dow below 20,000 pushing up on that ceiling.
One major factor pushing up debt levels was the car subsidy scheme that ended in 2012.
It's a tough environment, where even the weeds pushing up through the concrete -- thistles -- have thorns.
Another factor pushing up the yen: The Federal Reserve on Wednesday stood pat on interest rates.
Consumers cranked up their heaters as cold weather hit the region, pushing up demand for gas.
The scramble for foreign exchange is crippling businesses and pushing up the cost of imported goods.
The quick recovery in yields is holding back market players from pushing up prices too much.
Though some Mexicans grumble about pensioners pushing up house prices, many welcome the trade they bring.
And they are not worried about the prospect of the Federal Reserve pushing up interest rates.
Seven out of nine sectors accumulated profits, with consumer staples and materials pushing up the index.
Under Ms Fernández's administration the central bank financed the deficit by printing money, pushing up inflation.
Rogue lost a couple team fights while pushing up the hill but managed to soldier on.
Hammond has limited room to increase public spending without pushing up Britain's still high borrowing levels.
The United States has imposed tariffs on steel imports from certain countries, pushing up metals prices.
An acute shortage of homes on the market and strong demand are pushing up house prices.
The pressure is staring to feed through to shelf prices, pushing up inflation and squeezing consumers.
With the labor market steadily pushing up wages, consumers are likely to continue carrying the economy.
"The ECB's record-low interest rates are indirectly pushing up the willingness to buy," Buerkl added.
Unwind, simultaneously pushing up and rotating your palm until the back of your wrist faces you.
Consumer spending is being boosted by a tightening labor market, which is gradually pushing up wages.
Professionals can't buy gobs of them incrementally without pushing up the price for their next purchase.
"The ECB's record-low interest rates are indirectly pushing up the willingness to buy," Buerkl noted.
But it could do so by pushing up the interest on excess reserves by 0.20 percent.
It's a sign that global warming is steadily pushing up ocean temperatures even in cooler years.
Economists will be watching closely for signs that recently imposed tariffs are pushing up consumer prices.
There already was talk Friday of "bond vigilantes" staging a buyer's strike and pushing up yields.
Consumer spending is being supported by a tightening labor market, which is steadily pushing up wages.
The weather event is pushing up gasoline prices because a number of refineries have shut down.
Consumer spending is being driven by a tightening labor market, which is steadily pushing up wages.
The energy company modified its design, pushing up the cost, said Ricardo Vanderlei, Mauá's chief executive.
Less demand for feed cut soyoil output, pushing up prices on Dalian by nearly a fifth.
Consumer spending is being supported by a tightening labor market, which is gradually pushing up wages.
Privatisation can also provide a cosmetic accounting benefit, by keeping costly infrastructure investment from pushing up deficits.
The city's banks are pushing up their benchmark rates, the first hike in more than a decade.
Amazon rose 1.8 percent, pushing up its market capitalization by about $6 billion to around $361 billion.
Domestic U.S. crude prices would automatically rise, pushing up the cost of anything from gasoline to plastics.
Washington's trade war with China has created bottlenecks at factories, pushing up prices of some raw materials.
The biggest element (£19bn), however, would come from pushing up the tax on corporate profits to 26%.
Some of the factors pushing up oil prices right now, such as Canada's wildfires, are only fleeting.
However, Google has been slowly pushing up the Nexus release date from the fall to late summer.
Traders in the options market have responded to this threat by pushing up the cost of protection.
Meanwhile, the commercial helicopter market is emerging from a long slump, pushing up demand for helicopter engines.
Pushing up to 200 miles or more has helped reduce that worry but not eliminated it entirely.
This means the force of the floor pushing up must be greater than the weight pulling down.
In 2000-10 capital sloshed from country to country, pushing up the price of assets, particularly property.
Japanese officials have escalated their verbal warnings to yen bulls against pushing up the currency too much.
Tariffs placed on Canadian lumber and other imported products are pushing up prices and hurting housing affordability.
Analysts said they expected a drop in appetite for buying British permits, pushing up EU allowance prices.
And there are some signs, albeit disputed ones, that this trend is pushing up prices for consumers.
The expansion of onshore wind power capacity was the main factor pushing up the cost, they said.
This is pushing up costs, especially for the government, which is battling to contain a widening deficit.
She laughs while pushing up a pair of white plastic frame glasses on her strategically shaved head.
Live hog prices have increased sharply since June and are pushing up pork prices and consumer inflation.
He  said pushing up the announcement of the tax plan, originally scheduled for June, compromised Mnuchin's credibility.
Demographic pressures are also pushing up the deficit, as the baby boomer generation retires from the workforce.
News continued to spill over the weekend, pushing up the confirmed global caseload and rolling human toll.
These heavier surface waters then sank deeper into the ocean, pushing up less-dense waters from below.
With each new store opening, more dollars are exchanged for yuan, pushing up the demand for yuan.
The escalation caused Italian stocks to drop and government bond yields to rise, pushing up borrowing costs.
Competition is pushing up salaries, and luring pilots and mechanics to jobs in the lower 230 states.
The Italian leaves his as-yet-unnamed successor one big unfinished job: pushing up stubbornly low inflation.
Investors reacted by pushing up stock and bond prices, - which move in the opposite direction to the yield.
A surge in Tokyo shares, which gained 20.025 percent, also weighed on JGB prices, pushing up their yields.
When markets turn risk-averse, funds tend to flow back into the yen, pushing up the Japanese currency.
Normally upright people have few qualms about defrauding their insurer (as 25% of Americans do), pushing up premiums.
But the plan could backfire on Japanese firms by pushing up labor costs and squeezing profits, analysts say.
Sterling's fall is already pushing up costs for businesses and households are likely to share the pain soon.
The Federal Reserve is now pushing up interest rates and may reduce the size of its balance-sheet.
To replace American beans China has ramped up its imports from Brazil, pushing up prices in South America.
And, in remarks last month, Fed vice chairman Richard Clarida said pay gains are not pushing up inflation.
What you actually feel as "weight" is the force from the floor (or seat) pushing up on you.
In the meantime, a depreciation of the pound raises the cost of imports, pushing up the inflation rate.
But some manufacturers continued to complain that tariffs on steel imports were pushing up prices of raw materials.
The new line will bring new customers but it is also pushing up the cost of doing business.
Canadian regulators are pushing up the deadline for old tank cars to be banned from carrying crude oil.
Growing bets on a possible rate increase have been pushing up yields on short- and medium-dated Treasuries.
Investors found some solace also in third-quarter results from banks and brokerages, pushing up the financial sector.
The restraint has coincided with healthy oil demand, pushing up crude by almost 15 percent since early December.
Further pushing up crude prices have been U.S. sanctions against oil exporters and OPEC-members Iran and Venezuela.
A trend this widespread reflects a global phenomenon - possibly a bad harvest, pushing up the price of grain.
Over half the recent increase in the deficit, she noted, came from new legislation, pushing up debt projections.
Apple made the unusual move of pushing up the next release of iOS 13 to address those issues.
Colder weather than usual has hit parts of the country this winter, pushing up demand for heating fuel.
This meant that when Chinese demand did arrive, it couldn't be met easily, thereby pushing up prices rapidly.
Prices jumped after the adoption of negative rates, pushing up the value of commercial banks' substantial bond holdings.
About 15 Texas oil refineries representing 25 percent of U.S. refining capacity shut down, pushing up gasoline prices.
Higher energy costs would have a ripple effect of pushing up prices for other goods throughout our economy.
That keeps older and smaller houses off the market, pushing up prices and locking first-time buyers out.
The robust labor market is steadily pushing up paychecks, which is narrowing the gap between house prices and wages.
The overall economy has been flashing green lights for seven months and is pushing up towards the red zone.
The company also said all its cars would now come with the autopilot feature, pushing up the base price.
Government borrowing would compete for access to scarce capital, pushing up interest rates that are already in double digits.
Caterpillar's earnings results actually beat estimates, but the construction equipment manufacturer said tariffs were pushing up its material costs.
Consumers also slowed their borrowing in April after pushing up their debt levels by a record amount in March.
China's dominance in their global supply meant that this hurt American manufacturers by pushing up prices for their inputs.
The only way to ease a housing shortage that's pushing up rents, they say, is to build more housing.
A tightening labor market is gradually pushing up wage growth, with employers raising compensation to retain and attract workers.
Instead, they traded them wildly, pushing up the price to a peak of more than $19,000 in December 2017.
In the meantime, tensions could keep rising, pushing up oil prices and further straining an already dysfunctional Middle East.
However, the turnaround has been bumpy, and the rise has also eaten into margins by pushing up ingredient costs.
With rising gas prices pushing up inflation, Americans actually saw their inflation-adjusted pay decrease in the past year.
Last year a record 3.5 million tourists visited, straining dilapidated infrastructure and pushing up prices, especially in the capital.
The Federal Reserve is slowly tightening monetary policy by pushing up short-term interest rates, not by selling bonds.
But the pound is likely to tumble, pushing up import prices and inflation, normally arguing for higher interest rates.
When prices were high, capital flowed in, pushing up their currencies and thus making their other exports less competitive.
Its early reforms, including a devaluation of the peso and a reduction in electricity subsidies, are pushing up inflation.
For another, Brexit would almost certainly cause the pound to tumble, immediately pushing up the cost of foreign travel.
By pushing up wages to at least this level it implies that all workers could escape from relative poverty.
The tax is aimed at stopping these buyers from pushing up prices in Canada's most expensive residential-property market.
They are both animated by the force that creeps invisibly up Harlem, pushing up the rent as it goes.
Sterling has fallen by more than 20173 percent against the dollar since June's Brexit vote, pushing up import prices.
Sanctions from the U.S. on major crude exporter Iran, compounding on tighter supply generally, have been pushing up prices.
Officials say he could raise the service tax to nearly 16 percent from 14.5 percent, further pushing up prices.
Businesses fear a no-deal Brexit will create major disruption at ports, further pushing up the cost of imports.
This makes low-cost housing for a few people while pushing up the price of housing for everyone else.
But paying for that would drain Treasury's coffers, Mnuchin argued, pushing up the deadline to extend the debt ceiling.
New golf course projects in Scotland and Ireland were also pushing up revenue numbers, in an even bigger way.
Following a no-deal Brexit, sterling would almost certainly fall, further pushing up prices as imports became more expensive.
They entrusted their money to traditional safe havens, pushing up the value of the yen, the dollar and gold.
He has struggled to fulfill his previous promises of jump-starting the economy and pushing up the country's birthrate.
But the weak pound was pushing up prices and unit costs rose at their strongest rate in six years.
On January 28, 1910, the Seine reached a height of nearly 28 feet, pushing up into the city's streets.
Higher rates are pushing up forward points on the yuan currency, even though spot yuan has been very stable.
Consumer prices in July and August have already been pushing up at an average annual rate of 2.8 percent.
But then those banks tried to borrow from other banks in the federal funds market, pushing up the rate.
But she said there also are temporary factors pushing up inflation, such as a rise in prescription drug prices.
At the same time uncertainty about the ultimate reach of graft investigations makes lenders wary, pushing up borrowing costs.
Abe said Japan's economy was showing signs of emerging from deflation, with a tightening job market pushing up wages.
Drug companies might require two authorizations for new products — one British, one European — pushing up the prices of medicine.
This hand off keeps a chance of showers going, but that primary storm is what's pushing up the warmth.
Moreover, in pushing up prices through previous production cuts, OPEC has inadvertently spurred more investment and production in American shale.
Inflation was 7.6% in February, with subsidy cuts and import restrictions pushing up the price of staples such as food.
But they often also benefit relatively wealthier people who don't need them while pushing up emissions and straining federal budgets.
Uber says it has lost a quarter of its Paris drivers as a result, pushing up waiting times and prices.
The housing market has jumped in recent years due to record low interest rates and tight supply pushing up prices.
Having sold off last week, a rally in bond markets resumed this week -- pushing up prices and pushing down yields.
Since Trump's unexpected victory last week, U.S. shares have rallied while U.S. bond prices tumbled, pushing up their yields sharply.
They may also hope that, if the market wobbles, the Fed will help by not pushing up interest rates further.
VC fund partners routinely complain about too much capital chasing too few deals and pushing up valuations to unsustainable levels.
The government could save money by pushing up the retirement age but has shown little appetite for such a move.
Having sold off last week, a rally in bond markets resumed this week — pushing up prices and pushing down yields.
Affordable housing has become a hot topic in Germany, with an influx of people to big cities pushing up costs.
This is the scenario that investors have discounted by pushing up U.S. share prices, government bond yields and the dollar.
Bottom line: Many existing homeowners are staying put, further limiting the supply of starter homes and pushing up their prices.
Analysts say low unemployment and tax breaks could be pushing up demand as more people drive to jobs and vacations.
Eliminating the individual mandate has seriously undermined the revenue assumption for health insurance companies, which is pushing up plan costs.
Iran's oil exports during previous sanctions in 2012 fell to as low as about 1 million bpd, pushing up inflation.
Abe's stimulus policies have helped boost corporate profits and business sentiment by pushing up stock prices and weakening the yen.
A tightening labor market appears to be pushing up wages and could fuel higher levels of spending in the future.
The rising middle class in India, China and elsewhere will inevitably fly more, pushing up carbon dioxide emissions even higher.
Most of the characters in this production, adapted from Edgar Lee Masters's "Spoon River Anthology," may be pushing up daisies.
And minimum-wage gains can have a spillover effect, pushing up pay for workers just above the bottom salary tier.
Shares in Dialog Axiata Plc rose 0.89 percent while Hemas Holdings Plc rose 2.58 percent, pushing up the overall index.
He currently has a $1,300 price target on gold, and believes the underlying fundamentals don't support it pushing up toward $1,400.
The larger fleet would require more civilian and uniformed personnel and more aircraft, pushing up overall operating costs, the CBO said.
Germany's booming economy is pushing up tax revenues as more workers join the country's solid labor market and company profits rise.
Car sales, which had been in the doldrums, surged in June to double-digit growth, pushing up retail sales more broadly.
Higher demand and tight supplies have been pushing up prices for coal and supporting robust seaborne trade in the fossil fuel.
This would force refiners to start using up reserves, pushing up prices at least until production catches back up with consumption.
In Brazil there is evidence that student loans have had the effect of pushing up tuition fees at for-profit universities.
Meanwhile, further consolidation into fewer, state-controlled banks could reduce competition, pushing up the cost of loans and therefore consumer prices.
Airline stocks also sank this year with crude oil prices up about 9.0 percent this year, pushing up jet fuel costs.
The Federal Reserve has been steadily pushing up interest rates, and the European Central Bank is reducing its monthly bond purchases.
Higher costs for oil and natural gas are pushing up German imports which has a dampening effect on the trade surplus.
The Fed is pushing up interest rates and slowly unwinding QE; the European Central Bank is scaling back its bond-buying.
U.S. bond yields rose, pushing up the U.S. dollar after the Fed's decision, but U.S. benchmark stock indexes were little changed.
Tightening global liquidity could also weigh on business activity by pushing up borrowing costs, while capital outflows are also a risk.
The market had wobbled on Friday when Trump tweeted criticism of OPEC's role in pushing up global prices, but quickly steadied.
At the same time, regulators recently put the kibosh on bets the yuan would depreciate, pushing up the in offshore markets.
Instead, consumer prices have slumped due to lacklustre growth, which is pushing up real wages but unlikely to benefit the economy.
The NAR attributed the drop to tight housing inventories, which are limiting choice for potential buyers and pushing up home prices.
Businesses fear a no-deal Brexit would lead to major disruption at British ports, pushing up the cost of imported goods.
US air travel reached a record high last year, pushing up overall emissions even while the power sector saw a decline.
So there is this deep emotional fear which is increasing, which is having the effect of pushing up prices for now.
An M.R.I. revealed that the girl's brain had swollen and was now pushing up against the unyielding limits of the skull.
The energy sector gained about 2.3 percent, with oil and gas explorers Woodside Petroleum and Oil Search pushing up the benchmark.
Some economists expect wage growth and consumer spending to start pushing up inflation, boosting the case for an interest rate hike.
Higher economic projections did come as a mild surprise, pushing up the possibility of a fourth rate hike by year's end.
The numbers confirmed that a weak pound since June's vote to leave the European Union is already pushing up some prices.
There could be another sell-off in gold and U.S. Treasuries, pushing up bond yields, which could also be dollar-positive.
On Tuesday, Trump told the UN General Assembly OPEC is "ripping off the rest of the world" by pushing up prices.
Just as eroding competition from abroad destroys wealth by pushing up prices and eliminating mutually beneficial trades, so do higher taxes.
Much of the northern hemisphere has been gripped by extreme heat this summer, pushing up demand for industrial and residential cooling.
But investors worry its drive to put more passengers on more planes has been pushing up costs quickly without producing higher returns.
But emotions aside (though only for 'Trigger Bang' and 'Pushing Up Daisies'), it's with her fashion that Allen has the most fun.
The company is already pushing up the average price of an iPhone and now sells premium models for well north of $1,000.
"People used to take out a standard car loan of 60 months, but now the average loan is pushing up," said McFadden.
Of course, your weight didn't change: It was just that the force of the floor pushing up on you decreased in magnitude.
Companies were reducing their outstanding shares using buybacks, he said, pushing up profits as a percentage of a declining number of shares.
And there's been no dearth of evidence that the Brexit-related slide in sterling is pushing up inflation and squeezing consumer spending.
These factors have resulted in many Gazan women getting diagnosed and treated too late, pushing up the mortality rate for breast cancer.
So can unions, by protecting the status of employed workers, or by pushing up wages so that hiring more people becomes uneconomical.
Riyadh is reconsidering the speed at which it imposes austerity to avoid pushing up unemployment, the International Monetary Fund said this month.
The surge in cash flow has energized the company's shares, pushing up the stock price by more than 2787 percent in 214.
Now, Marvel and Disney might consider pushing up that launch to avoid losing rentals and purchases to a month's worth of piracy.
An improving global economy and expectations of central bank tightening have been pushing up the yields of most major developed country debt.
The labor force participation rate increased one-tenth to 285%, its best since March, pushing up the headline and "real" unemployment rates.
The risk of default made markets panic in response to bad news, pushing up government borrowing costs and adding to financial strains.
If Britain edges further to the cliff edge of a "no deal" exit, sterling could start to slide again, pushing up prices.
If Britain edges closer to the cliff edge of a "no deal" exit, sterling could start to slide again, pushing up prices.
A growing urban population and unexpectedly high immigration are pushing up a housing market where construction rates had been low for years.
Taxes on imported goods raise prices for businesses and consumers, pushing up the inflation rate, while also dampening consumption and economic growth.
A rash develops in the mouth and spreads quickly over the entire body, like tiny marbles pushing up from under the skin.
The dollar has gained against the yen over the last week, pushing up earnings prospects for machinery, auto and electronics products makers.
The primary way high government debt would imperil the economy is by pushing up interest rates and crowding out private sector investment.
The deficit will increase, eventually pushing up interest rates and reversing the theoretical channel through which corporate rate cuts could increase productivity.
But the meeting with Lew did not stop him from issuing verbal warnings to markets against pushing up the yen too much.
The Swedes might be more reluctant about ending negative rates if the policy was obviously helping the economy or pushing up inflation.
Amazon's third quarter results far exceeded Wall Street expectations Thursday, pushing up its stock by over 256.0 percent in after hours trading.
The skewed demand leaves market makers saddled with more risk and they have reacted by pushing up the price of such options.
In the northeastern Chinese border city of Dandong, property investors are pushing up prices and even spurring buying interest inside North Korea.
Ron Johnson ultimately pushing up the percentage of business income to more than 23 percent that can be shielded by an owner.
Alex Zukin, an analyst at Piper Jaffray who covers software companies, said there are a number of factors pushing up the group.
Cornell Tech is building a campus on Roosevelt Island, which is pushing up real estate prices next door in Long Island City.
But Western sanctions designed to punish Moscow for its annexation have helped isolate the peninsula, pushing up prices and slowing its development.
Withdrawal of non-domestic deposits is likely to increase competition among banks for domestic deposits, pushing up funding costs and squeezing margins.
Crime was already a top concern before the Rio Games began, as Brazil's economic crisis deepened, pushing up unemployment and poverty rates.
The BoE has so far seen no sign that inflation is pushing up wages which would create longer-lasting pressure on prices.
And much of that flight capital is heading for the United States, pushing up the dollar and making our industries less competitive.
As oil prices have declined, more people in the United States and Europe are buying larger S.U.V.s, pushing up transportation emissions further.
You have short-rates pushing up a bit and equity softening up with the likelihood of a fourth rate hike this year.
"Investors are imposing capital discipline...by pushing down equity prices and pushing up the cost of capital on debt markets," LeBlanc said.
The weakness of the global economy continues to weigh on domestic inflation, in part by pushing up the value of the dollar.
Prices for alternatives have also risen, pushing up overall meat prices in international commodity markets nearly 20 percent in the last year.
Competition from private equity is pushing up valuations, making it harder for standalone buyers to find reasonable deals in the first place.
China will also improve its management of the land market and prevent cases of high land prices pushing up property prices, CCTV said.
That would start pushing up the cost of the old programs much more rapidly, possibly even creating a death spiral for traditional Medicare.
He sees an issue with a 3.7 percent unemployment rate, with growth pushing up costs — both labor expenses as well as capital cost.
Women across the U.S. (and the world) are pushing up against their own glass ceilings, leaning in, busting ghosts, and being general badasses.
Global oil markets have tightened over the last month, pushing up Brent prices by more than 10 percent since the middle of August.
College football and basketball games had a discernible effect on senate and governors' races, pushing up votes for incumbents when local favourites won.
Like the (Inaudible) leg, you know, pushing up and standing up and being eye level with people again was just an amazing experience.
With a lower gravitational force on the moon, there will also be a lower force of the ground pushing up on the human.
The costs of labour and shipping are pushing up prices of food items such as soft drinks, yoghurt, ramen noodles and ice cream.
The Bank of England has said in the past that a rate hike would be contingent on strong wage growth pushing up inflation.
In the meantime, concerns about rising spending and a widening budget deficit has been one of the factors pushing up Italian borrowing costs.
The costs of labor and shipping are pushing up prices of food items such as soft drinks, yogurt, ramen noodles and ice cream.
Surveys of manufacturing and services reveal some at their lowest performance since the global financial crisis and fuel prices are pushing up inflation.
That measure coincided with import restrictions that caused some shortages, pushing up prices for some products, in addition to higher and new taxes.
"We agree with the Fed that rising bill supply is pushing up market interest rates," said Michael Feroli, an economist at J.P. Morgan.
Heavy government bond issues have been pushing up market interest rates in Oman and threatening to crowd out borrowing by the private sector.
Some Syrian capital has followed refugees over the border, and private landlords benefit from lots of new tenants who are pushing up rents.
After all, following the sharp depreciation of the pound, imports will become more expensive, pushing up inflation—perhaps above the bank's 2% target.
At least one major investor has cautioned that the huge flow of cash from SoftBank to tech start-ups is pushing up valuations.
Spend too much too fast, and the government could crowd out private investment, possibly leading to higher inflation and pushing up interest rates.
The index was up 0.2 percent in January from a year earlier, suggesting that recent yen declines are pushing up imported goods prices.
Trump's move was intended to beef up domestic production but has also slowed the pace of domestic solar installations by pushing up costs.
CCTV also reported that there would be greater scrutiny of the land market to prevent the underlying cost from pushing up property prices.
According to Zidle, there are three things that could drive the 10-year yield higher, potentially pushing up borrowing costs across the economy.
It adds to the debt, pushing up against the debt limit and ultimately against creditors' faith in the federal government's long-term solvency.
Asia's key oil consumers China and India are moving towards cleaner fuel standards, pushing up trading volumes in gasoil with 2000 ppm sulphur.
Just a few weeks ago, Questlove was considered to be pushing up hard against borders with his Usher collaboration at The Roots' picnic.
Notion is pushing up against traditional home security systems and the DIY home security industry with its simple, low-cost, highly customizable sensors.
Investors feared that a sustained increase in earnings could prompt consumers to buy more goods and services, pushing up prices in the process.
Now economists seem to have a new meme: contractionary fiscal expansion, stimulus that negates itself by undermining confidence and pushing up interest rates.
The end result is rising waters that can flood coastal areas and, by pushing up through rivers and streams, inland communities as well.
It was the fastest rate in almost four years, pushing up the cost of living for consumers whose wages have not kept pace.
Client demand for more powerful devices and supply constraints are pushing up prices of both DRAM and NAND memory chips, widening profit margins.
Deadly African swine fever has caused huge losses in the world's largest hog herd, pushing up the price of live hogs since March.
A severe shortage of houses, especially on the lower end of the market, is pushing up prices and sidelining some first-time buyers.
So when you think of the industrial economy, getting 20 or 30 percent out of that by pushing up recycling, labeling things, that's easy.
To be sure, Zuercher acknowledged that Trump's policies, if enacted, will likely spur higher inflation, pushing up U.S. interest rates and supporting the greenback.
Birinyi said so far in the Trump rally, defense has done well, pushing up the whole industrial sector, and financials have done very well.
There is a risk that higher inflation could lead to price and wage indexation, pushing up labour costs with negative consequences for companies' competitiveness.
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Still, traders expressed caution that the oil price rally may have run its course after pushing up Brent more than 933 percent since July.
These lenders are seen as particularly vulnerable due to hefty levels of bad loans and political upheavals in the country pushing up borrowing levels.
The Federal Reserve has responded by tightening monetary policy to keep inflation in check, pushing up the exchange rate and exacerbating the trade gap.
When the day began, VIP seats appeared with a comparatively cheaper price tag of $75,000, implying demand was pushing up prices on Stubhub's network.
Teamed with a virtual reality experience, the jacket can deliver experiences that make you feel like a virtual object is pushing up against you.
China selling, or just not buying more U.S. bonds, would be a significant development, pushing up U.S. borrowing costs and potentially denting U.S. growth.
Africa and Europe are slowly colliding in a process that has lasted for 40m years, pushing up the Alps and Pyrenees along the way.
To arrest a sharper slowdown of the economy, Beijing has fast-tracked big-ticket infrastructure projects, which are pushing up prices of construction materials.
The plants will increase demand for local soybeans, potentially pushing up prices that farmers nearby will receive for their crops, and reducing transport costs.
There is "early evidence that sterling's Brexit-driven depreciation already is pushing up inflation," according to Samuel Tombs, chief U.K. economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
With the labor market considered as being at or near full employment, and pushing up wages, demand for housing is likely to remain supported.
The vote in 2016 to leave the European Union is partly to blame: the pound's subsequent tumble has made imports dearer, pushing up inflation.
Asian margins have lifted in recent weeks, pushing up demand from Chinese independent refiners for crudes from Russia, Oman, Brazil as well as Angola.
Pushing up hard against IBM Cognos and Tableau, Looker has been able to grow its market share in the competitive enterprise business intelligence space.
Pushing up from the south, Storm Emma was named by the Portuguese met service, and will continue to bring intense winds and heavy snow.
But the ONS highlighted a smaller than usual seasonal decline in the cost of visiting zoos and gardens as pushing up on price growth.
On the flip side, naturally degrading health can also be a costly concern for retirees, pushing up the need for expensive long-term care.
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan and Bank of America rose by between 0.76 percent and 1.51 percent, pushing up the S&P financial index 0.38 percent.
Super-low interest rates from the central bank have fueled the rally, pushing up the prices of stocks and bonds since the Great Recession.
Thus in Germany the proportion of electricity produced by coal-fired plants has increased since reactors were closed down, so pushing up carbon emissions.
They were confident that as the Greek economy would start to grow, bank reserves and earnings would improve — pushing up Greek bank stock valuations.
With consumer confidence at 16-year highs and labor market tightness pushing up wage growth, the moderation in spending is likely to be temporary.
The Nifty Energy Index climbed as much as 3 percent to its highest in more than two years, pushing up the broader NSE index.
Over time, those costs will come down, though increased demand is already pushing up the price of key raw materials like lithium and copper.
That may seem at odds with Danone investors' initially positive response, pushing up the shares more than 5 percent after the deal was announced.
A shrinking labour pool is pushing up wages and, as firms spend more on technology to replace workers, pushing down returns on capital investment.
The market had wobbled on Friday when U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted criticism of OPEC's role in pushing up global prices, but quickly steadied.
But the dearth of homes for sale, which is limiting options for buyers and pushing up prices, is a major challenge for the industry.
Despite the slowdown in core retail sales in August, consumer spending remains supported by a tightening labor market, which is steadily pushing up wages.
Beyond pushing up fair-market rents on noncontrolled apartments, a study of rent control in Cambridge, Massachusetts, found another negative impact of rent control.
Federal corporate tax revenues plunged in the first six months of the year, pushing up the budget deficit much faster than economists had predicted.
That idea that you have this huge pulsing continent, this West Coast, where everything's pushing up against land's edge—it's like a geographic fence.
And when families are forced to move from home to home, the effects ripple outward, pushing up rents in communities that were once affordable.
With the economy growing and signs that inflation will climb in coming months, investors have been pushing up interest rates in the bond market.
India has even more to gain with so many of its digital companies on the cutting edge and pushing up against the technology frontier.
With every container of goods shipped, more yuan is needed to pay Chinese vendors, pushing up demand for the yuan on a continual basis.
But arguably this represented too much fine-tuning, at a time when weak productivity and rising wages risked pushing up employers' costs, he added.
The yield on 10-year U.S. Treasuries, which moves inversely to the note's price, was last 0.53 percent, pushing up from the day's lows.
Another concern is the Fed's series of interest rate hikes, which are pushing up prices and, according to Greene, are a leading indicator of recession.
Company and government officials said several large open pits had been depleted and most of the remaining mining was underground, pushing up costs for miners.
Investors are often rightfully blamed for inflating the bubble, pushing up raises and valuations to lure startups to take their money instead of someone else's.
But he said rising oil prices, now around three-year highs, were pushing up the cost of bunker fuels, presenting a challenge for shipping firms.
The company said the return to PC growth has put pressure on its factory network, pushing up shares of companies selling chip manufacturing gear rose.
And the answer we come to is maybe there's this dense subsurface layer of liquid water, or a slushy layer ... pushing up in the region.
When a cat first jumps (or falls) from a tall window, there is no air resistance force and nothing pushing up against the gravitational force.
Goalie Robin Lehner only needed to make 16 saves for the Islanders, who have won 10 of 12 outings while pushing up the Metropolitan Division.
When companies were raising prices and pushing up the BOJ's index, the central bank used it to back up its forecast that inflation will accelerate.
This investment, in turn, would gradually increase the stock of capital, simultaneously driving down the pretax rate of return on investment and pushing up wages.
But she concludes that any effect those amenities have pushing up local rents is swamped by the power of new supply to push rents down.
"The rise in overall leverage and further expansion of shadow banking activity are pushing up financial risks," said Stephen Schwartz, a Moody's senior vice president.
It brought scorching temperatures with 2015 being the driest year in South Africa since records began in 1904 impacting farmers and pushing up food prices.
But the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England are now pushing up interest rates, and the European Central Bank is cutting its bond purchases.
If, as many suspect, the government is eventually forced to devalue the rupee, the cost of imported fuel will rise, further pushing up power bills.
Alternatively, if the Fed doesn't act fast enough and falls behind the curve on policy, it could end up pushing up long-term bond yields.
Investors say a further rise in Japanese yields would prompt domestic investors to unwind their overseas investments, particularly in European bonds, pushing up yields sharply.
Firmer futures in the prior session had inspired a similar recovery in spot iron ore prices, pushing up bids in the physical market, traders said.
That and heightened financial stress among companies based there could lead to difficulties for them repaying their debt, pushing up non-performing loans, Nguyen warned.
But many stocks fell on concerns industry inputs would be as the cost of imported steel and aluminum rose, pushing up costs for consumers also.
Britain's vote to leave the European Union last June triggered a slide in the value of the pound, pushing up the price of imported goods.
A rush of new investment into crude futures was also pushing up prices as speculators raised their holdings of Brent futures to a record high.
Two more board members favoured focusing on the effect of expanding base money in pushing up prices and spurring public expectations that inflation will accelerate.
Japanese government officials have repeatedly issued verbal warnings to market players against pushing up the yen too much when the currency spiked earlier this year.
A surge in piracy off parts of the Philippines is forcing ship-owners to divert vessels through other waters, pushing up costs and shipping times.
An inversion that comes from the Fed quickly pushing up short rates to cause a slowdown, fighting inflation, is likely to, well, cause a slowdown.
Two more board members favored focusing on the effect of expanding base money in pushing up prices and spurring public expectations that inflation will accelerate.
These purchasing manager figures were consistent with a broader 563 percent British economic contraction in the third quarter, pushing up the probability of a recession.
Crude oil prices are at the highest level in more than three years and expected to climb higher, pushing up gasoline prices along the way.
"You want to be a doctor, too?" the patient asks me, pushing up his left shirtsleeve the way my father has instructed him to do.
This move had been rumored, and because Cravath has taken the lead in pushing up salaries for decades, it did not want to miss out.
These purchasing managers' figures were consistent with a broader 244.19-percent British economic contraction in the third quarter, pushing up the probability of a recession.
Fueled by the devaluation, inflation is forecast to end the year at over 40 percent, pushing up poverty levels in Latin America's third-largest economy.
This suggested a tightening labor market may finally be pushing up wages and providing the foundation for inflation to climb further in the coming months.
He said uncertainty about Brexit — in particular lower investment by companies — meant the economy could not grow as fast as before without pushing up inflation.
The pound has fallen by around 15 percent against the dollar since the June 203 referendum, pushing up the cost of importing goods and materials.
Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Bank of America rose between 0.45 percent and 0.65 percent, pushing up the S&P financial index 0.22 percent.
Stagnating gasoline sales at home will leave U.S. refiners increasingly dependent on pushing up exports to Latin America and other emerging markets to boost revenues.
Prime money funds have been reducing their holdings of commercial paper and other short-term debt from banks, which analysts blame for pushing up Libor.
Investors rushed to protect themselves against the risk of bank default, pushing up credit default swap (CDS) rates on Barclays to a three-year high.
Short-term plans could roil the Obamacare market by drawing healthier consumers away from the exchanges and pushing up the premiums for those who remain.
It is an example of how an aggressive raft of tax changes by the Zambian government is pushing up operating costs for the country's miners.
Oil prices were mixed on Friday, with short-covering pushing up U.S. crude futures while Brent slipped on global trade tensions and increased Saudi production.
Fixed income strategists have said this rise reflects concern that a disorderly departure from the European Union will cause sterling to slide, pushing up inflation.
The sterling remained subdued as lawmakers scrambled to find a solution to the chaotic Brexit process, pushing up exporter stocks such as Diageo and Unilever.
Some growth in fee revenues is happening because customer accounts are growing, but banks have been pushing up what they charge for fees for years.
Despite the surprise slowdown in core retail sales in August, consumer spending remains supported by a tightening labor market, which is steadily pushing up wages.
Analysts and surveys have suggested that Johnson's win has boosted consumer sentiment and could encourage housing demand - pushing up home prices and helping housebuilder margins.
Those surveys found Sanders pushing up against the 2900 percent support mark, which no one surpassed in either of the first two states to vote.
Inversions happen in the later stages of a business cycle when the Fed is pushing up short-term rates to head off developing inflationary pressures.
Obamacare advocates fear these plans will siphon off those with fewer health care needs, pushing up premiums for the sicker enrollees left in the exchanges.
U.S. bond prices have fallen for the past four days, pushing up the 10-year yield to 2.998 percent, its highest level since January 2014.
House prices have risen faster than construction costs in real terms, providing indirect evidence that land-use regulations are pushing up the price of land.
Rising building materials costs as well as shortages of land and labor have left builders unable to bridge the inventory gap, pushing up house prices.
Higher food bills further fuel inflation by pushing up wage settlements: Manila's minimum wage is due to rise by 4.9% to 537 pesos ($10) a day.
Car sales, which have been in the doldrums for a couple of years, surged in June to double-digit growth, pushing up retail sales more broadly.
A review of Trump's OPEC tweets this year shows the president often sought to blame the group just when his Iran policy was pushing up prices.
Britain's central bank, the Bank of England, believes Brexit will reduce the number of migrants coming to Britain, pushing up pay and adding to inflation pressure.
The Beige Book showed modest economic growth with tighter labor conditions pushing up wages—not a big change but the markets again moved up modestly nonetheless.
Back home in the United States, Starbucks has been pushing up revenue by rolling out pricier drinks like a flat white option and more food choices.
Pushing up provisions were impairment losses at its business in Turkey, which amounted to 13 million dinars for the full year of 2015, said the analysts.
The results come after deadly African swine fever ravaged China's hog herd, reducing pork supplies and pushing up demand for substitute proteins like chicken and duck.
Although May is shifting the Tory party's position it remains largely pro-business, while Corbyn is in favour of nationalising key sectors and pushing up taxes.
For Q3 2017, massive capital influxes from the SoftBank Vision Fund at early through growth-stage rounds played a considerable role in pushing up funding totals.
The texture of the cyst is like thick orange juice pulp, and as Dr. Lee keeps squeezing, the bloody white gunk keeps pushing up and out.
There is a chance that profits will grow faster in future, pushing up the low ROE of the acquired businesses, yet most of them are mature.
Short-term rates CN13DRP=CFXS have trebled to as much as 21 percent in a few weeks, pushing up bond yields and rattling the stock market.
Despite rising interest rates that are pushing up the dollar against foreign currencies, American manufacturing is staging a dramatic comeback and reaching the heartland – Trump country .
"Labour shortages are not pushing up wages, and you need wages to rise for inflation expectations to rise," said Norio Miyagawa, senior economist at Mizuho Securities.
The country's robust population growth, driven in part by many expatriate New Zealanders returning home, is a large factor in pushing up prices, according to economists.
"If we need more resources we will put more money in by pushing up the deficit," Renzi said in a radio interview with state channel RAI.
"It's about stable, around 50 crowns per kilo next week, the big producers are pushing up prices, so we are a bit squeezed," the exporter said.
Japan is the world's largest creditor nation and traders tend to assume Japanese investors would repatriate funds at times of crisis, thus pushing up the yen.
But most economists expect a sharp slowdown in 2017, pushing up unemployment at a time when inflation is likely to rise sharply, further squeezing many households.
At the same time, Japan's ageing population has meant that many sectors, particularly service industries, are grappling with a labor shortage that is pushing up wages.
A surge in piracy off parts of the southern Philippines is forcing ship-owners to divert vessels through other waters, pushing up costs and shipping times.
Japan is the worlds largest creditor nation and traders tend to assume Japanese investors would repatriate funds at times of crisis, thus pushing up the yen.
British software firm Micro Focus led the sector and was trading second on the Stoxx 600, pushing up in afternoon trade to close 21 percent higher.
The upbeat mood is seen pushing up European shares, with financial spread-betters seeing Britain's FTSE, France's CAC 22019 and Germany's DAX rising 21.3295-240 percent.
PE firms have been racing to lock down talent to hire associates, pushing up the timeline of extending offers to investment-banking analysts earlier and earlier.
In general, the lower the unemployment rate, the slower the pace of job growth the economy can sustain without pushing up wages and prices too quickly.
That's a recipe that typically favors multiple sectors: industrials, natural resource stocks, financials and technology, some of which are pushing up the major averages this year.
S. trade war has brought turmoil to financial markets and sparked fears of a global economic slowdown, pushing up gold prices more than 13% this year.
The player, with their bare skill, pushing up against other players equipped with the same things, all locked in a fight for that number one spot.
The BOJ last month dropped a timeframe for hitting its price goal and Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has conceded that pushing up inflation expectations would take time.
"Labor shortages are not pushing up wages, and you need wages to rise for inflation expectations to rise," said Norio Miyagawa, senior economist at Mizuho Securities.
Investors seem to have caught the good feelings, pushing up the stock of both companies to the tune of more than $20 billion altogether since Thursday.
Take mortgages: Rising interest rates are pushing up the cost of mortgages at the same time housing prices in many parts of the country remain elevated.
Thursday's tanker attacks stoked concern of reduced flows of crude on one of the world's key shipping routes, pushing up oil prices as much as 4.5%.
On the other hand, Brazil's currency weakened to 4.12 per dollar BRBY in May, the worst in eight months, pushing up import prices and input costs.
Once India's biggest private carrier, Jet stopped flying in April after running out of cash, leaving thousands without jobs and pushing up airfares across the country.
Once India's biggest private carrier, Jet stopped flying in April after running out of cash, leaving thousands without jobs and pushing up airfares across the country.
It's not that every door has been slammed in our faces, but it has been a big boulder that we have been pushing up the hill.
Over shouts of "Bernie 2020," Sanders urged his followers to stay in the fight even in nonpresidential years and show their strength by pushing up turnout.
Look for the company's advertising business to keep pushing up against that of Google or Facebook as it gets smarter about predicting human behavior, says Zuboff.
Employment grew by 530,000, pushing up the labor participation rate to 62.9 percent, from 85003, a sign that discouraged workers are jumping back into the workforce.
British businesses have been strained by rising inflation since last year's vote to leave the European Union weakened the pound, pushing up the cost of imports.
Analysts believe that Johnson's win in December has boosted the mood for consumers and could encourage housing demand - pushing up home prices and helping housebuilder margins.
Those fears had stemmed from whether anti-European Union candidate Marine Le Pen would win the French presidency, pushing up the yields on French government bonds.
The situation is so pressing, in fact, that Apple is pushing up the release of iOS 073 by a week to help iron out the kinks.
But with healthy business profits, a surging stock market and tight labor markets pushing up wages, there's little need now for a dose of fiscal stimulus.
The network also reported rocks were being thrown at Trump supporters as they left the rally, and protesters were pushing up against a line of officers.
Alternatively, if the Fed fails to act fast enough and falls behind the curve on policy, it could end up pushing up long-term bond yields.
Buyers throughout the country continue to be hamstrung by record low supply levels that are pushing up prices – especially at the lower end of the market.
For those grieving the loss of free or low-cost checking, this is nothing new; banks have been pushing up what they charge customers for years.
China has moved millions of households from burning dirty coal to natural gas this year, pushing up import demand amid an already tightening overall Asian market.
"Underlying inflation is expected to increase further over the coming months as the tightening labour market is pushing up wage growth," Draghi said in a speech.
But the talks with Canada are pushing up against other events on Lighthizer's schedule — including the G-20 trade ministers meeting in Argentina on Sept. 14.
In the meantime, it's earning a reputation for pushing up prices as it gambles for content, adding up to billions of dollars of investment in programming.
Despite this, oil markets remain bloated as inventories especially in the United States are brimming and rising U.S. drilling activity is pushing up production there as well.
Japan's aging and shrinking population has led to a tight job market, causing labor shortages and pushing up wages gradually as many companies scramble to attract workers.
Near-record low inventory has hampered home sales, pushing up prices and making properties at the lower end of the market unaffordable to some first-time buyers.
Japan's Nikkei stock index also snapped back into the red after pushing up in early deals, last trading down 21 percent after tumbling 20.8794 percent on Thursday.
That scarcity of skill is pushing up average salaries by 5.3 percent this year compared with 2015, as firms try to lure top talent with bigger paychecks.
They also said they were concerned about a stronger yen pushing up import prices and the fallout if the national sales tax hike went ahead as planned.
After initially opening lower, European shares moved into positive territory with deal-making and a rally in defensive sectors pushing up the pan-European STOXX 62.993 index .
Asian margins have lifted in recent weeks, pushing up demand from Chinese independent refiners - known as "teapots" - for crudes from Russia, Oman, Brazil as well as Angola.
Oil prices were mixed, with reduced flows from Canada pushing up U.S. crude while Brent sagged on the back of weaker Asian stocks and the dollar's bounce.
Morgan Stanley strategists said unhedged currency inflows into European stocks have picked up noticeably in recent weeks, pushing up the single currency despite shrinking interest rate differentials.
Beijing's deleveraging campaign, aside from gradually pushing up borrowing costs for the corporate sector, has restricted companies from tapping alternative, murkier funding sources such as shadow banking.
Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont on Tuesday proclaimed the region's independence from Spain but said the effects would be postponed to allow for talks, pushing up the euro.
UK companies rushed to hedge their exposure to the pound, pushing up the cost of protection against sharp price swings to its highest in over four years.
The Rams star was leaving Craig's in West Hollywood this week when he told us 495 is easy work ... because he's been pushing up OVER 500 pounds!!
The launch of super high-speed fourth generation mobile services is the main driver pushing up growth in mobile banking and electronic commerce in Thailand, Takorn said.
But he conceded the benefits a weak yen would have in accelerating inflation, such as by pushing up the cost of imports and thereby overall price growth.
Analysts said government borrowing was pushing up money supply and ultimately inflation, which rose to 0.78 percent year-on-year in September, its fastest rise since 2009.
Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago has previously warned that the ownership debate was increasing investor uncertainty and pushing up the risk premium attached to the country's debt.
Government measures to cool heated home prices are expected to dampen property investment eventually and a crackdown on riskier types of lending is pushing up financing costs.
"With higher issuance from the government pushing up the supply of Treasurys and the Fed pulling back on demand, it will press on yield levels," said Rosenberg.
That hint prompted heavy speculation about the possible target, pushing up the share price of a number of companies that traders thought might have caught Ackman's eye.
Demand this year could also be distorted if Britons expect tariffs to be introduced after Brexit, perhaps pushing up registrations in the first three months of 2019.
The policy change and huge purchases of soybeans in recent months have caused congestion at major ports along China's coast, pushing up stockpiles to multi-year high.
The president has repeatedly seized on a thousands-strong caravan of migrants pushing up through Central America toward the United States, demanding that Mexico stop the caravan.
Boeing's fleet of some 400 737 Max jets has been grounded since March, denting airlines' profits, forcing carriers to cancel thousands of flights and pushing up costs.
Since December 2016, the focus has been on cutting excess oil stocks and pushing up prices, even though it has cost some market share, especially in Asia.
Investors pulled out of riskier assets, sending the three major U.S. stock indexes lower, and pushing up safe-haven assets like the Japanese yen and Swiss franc.
Steady economic growth is pushing up prices and will likely convince the Federal Reserve to stand pat on interest rates at their meeting, which ends on Wednesday.
Chlorine and alum for water treatment are imported by road from Uganda, a dangerous journey through an area prone to attacks and lootings, pushing up transport prices.
He is, without a doubt, deep in a games culture that is committed to pushing up against the supposed boundaries that "games culture" has created for itself.
The currency had rebounded some 6 percent on Wednesday after the central bank squeezed lira liquidity in the market, effectively pushing up rates and supporting the currency.
Rising inflation in the UK is also pushing up the cost of living, which may in turn erode the attractiveness of setting up a business in London.
This has fueled resentment against foreign buyers who are accused of pushing up house prices, and often leave their properties vacant for several months of the year.
But they warn that it will have the effect of a sugar rush — pushing up G.D.P. in the short run, but undermining growth over the longer term.
But as workers across the country rediscover the power and potency of organizing, it is perhaps worth pushing up against the traditional boundaries of the labor movement.
Kuroda said Monday's steps were taken to deal with near-term problems the epidemic could create by pushing up funding costs for companies and destabilising financial markets.
The sterling remained subdued as lawmakers scrambled to find a solution to the chaotic Brexit process, pushing up exporter stocks such as Diageo and Unilever nearly 1%.
The data showed inflation accelerated faster than expected in November, likely comforting European Central Bank policymakers - even if some factors pushing up prices may be only temporary.
Changes enacted in 1983 are gradually pushing up the program's full retirement age — that is, the age when claiming gets you 100 percent of your earned benefit.
And there is the problem: An excessive stimulation of economic activity is stoking inflation expectations, pushing up bond yields and signaling a long process of monetary tightening.
If so, it's natural to believe that this will lead to an improvement in the output gap, tighten labour market conditions, thereby pushing up wages and inflation.
Economists warn that with unemployment this low, the tax-cut bill could cause the economy to overheat, pushing up inflation and forcing policymakers to raise interest rates.
Pushing up the child's sleeve, she saw evidence of the self-harming behavior known as cutting, a sign that the student was having serious mental health problems.
The government's "de-risking" campaign had been slowly pushing up borrowing costs, which was expected to gradually drag on demand and investment and lead to more debt defaults.
An increase in planned welfare spending and a request from the defense ministry to increase its budget to a record were pushing up overall expected spending, he said.
Gold is a traditional safe haven investment, and the developments around Iran, along with the prospect of lower interest rates in the US are pushing up its price.
The prospect of a barrel of oil once again rising above $80 is pushing up the cost of myriad products including water bottles and containers for Dove shampoo.
Short positions on the pound were close to record highs, making "short squeezes" — when traders close out those positions, pushing up the value of the currency — more likely.
Housing is a huge political issue in Britain where demand outstrips supply, pushing up prices and leaving large numbers of first-time buyers locked out of the market.
High interest rates attracted money from abroad, pushing up the value of the dollar: it rose, on a trade-weighted basis, by roughly 40% from 1980 to 1985.
Traders have flocked to the Japanese currency as a haven during the recent turmoil, pushing up its exchange rate against the dollar by about 5 percent since December.
Altman said that despite heated arguments over Obamacare, there is no evidence that the health-care reform law is pushing up premiums in the employer-based insurance market.
Locals blame them for pushing up house prices and taking school places; spreading bad manners such as spitting and talking too loudly; driving down wages and claiming welfare.
The Thanneermukkom barrage, built in 1975 to block seawater, and a spillway constructed in 1955 to drain off floodwater extended the rice season, also pushing up annual yields.
In this case, computational simulations demonstrated the gas flowing preferentially through the lighter particles, and combined with the vibrations, it starts pushing up in a wave-like shape.
A regulatory crackdown on financial risks and debt was pushing up borrowing costs and making it tougher for firms to get funding, sparking a growing number of defaults.
The Finance Ministry said strong domestic demand was pushing up tax income, with overall revenues up nearly 6 pct on the year in first five months of 2016.
Jet Airways, once India's biggest private carrier, stopped flying in April after running out of cash, leaving thousands without jobs and pushing up air fares across the country.
Origin Energy, which has significant natural gas interests, was also helped by the rise in oil, gaining 2.7 percent and thereby single-handedly pushing up the utilities sector.
With game developers constantly pushing up the industry benchmark, we can only watch with awe as newer games surprise us with their stunning graphics and engaging game play.
Saudi banks are struggling as cheap oil cuts state revenues and forces the government to cut expenditure, hitting consumer spending and business activity, and pushing up bad loans.
Friday's data revived fears of inflation and a faster pace of Federal Reserve interest rate increases this year, pushing up U.S. benchmark bond yields to four year highs.
But the unprecedented halt raises doubt over the financing for some upcoming deliveries, pushing up demand for commercial loans and placing pressure on Airbus to offer bridge financing.
The BOJ has already achieved what the public wanted most by prolonging Japan's economic expansion, bringing the jobless rate to record lows and pushing up wages, Momma said.
Rising US interest rates in 2018 pulled more money into American assets, pushing up the value of the dollar and making investments in the Chinese yuan less attractive.
Tuesday's bombshells came amid new signs that Trump is still pushing up against constitutional norms in his conduct toward judicial authorities usually seen as independent of the President.
While many regions were enjoying a steady recovery backed by solid demand, some areas saw more firms complaining that labor shortages were pushing up costs and affecting production.
Shares of Krka, Slovenia's largest listed company, rose by 4.31% to 77.4 euros after the news was released, pushing up the blue-chip SBI index which gained 1.2%.
A few years ago, there were worries that China might suddenly dump a large portion of its holdings of Treasuries, pushing up interest rates in the United States.
By then, Volcker was boldly pushing up policy interest rates high enough to drag the economy into recession, the only way to break the curse of inflationary expectations.
However, the recent turbulence will make economy get worse, and inflation goes up, pushing up consumption price, and that will led the 2019 president election be more uncertain.
Norwegian has embarked on an ambitious expansion plan by ordering more than 200 new planes yet investors worry it is pushing up costs quickly without producing higher returns.
The sudden shortages triggered a rush for spot cargoes in the Pacific and Atlantic as utilities scrambled to meet short-term demand, pushing up prices earlier in March.
Its massive bond purchases, a key tool to cut borrowing costs, have already resulted in some redistribution of wealth, benefiting the rich disproportionately by pushing up asset prices.
Its chairman, Major General Shokry Al-Qamary, said sales of kitchen utensils were booming since Egypt devalued its currency in 2016, pushing up the price of imported goods.
Some policymakers have argued the Fed should pause rather than risk causing an "inversion" by pushing up short-term rates while long-term rates are moving more slowly.
Once India's biggest private carrier, Jet Airways stopped flying in April after running out of cash, leaving thousands without jobs and pushing up air fares across the country.
The EU recently imposed levies on a range of American imports in retaliation for America's higher duties on steel and aluminium, pushing up the tariff on Harley-Davidson products.
Pools may rise up from the ground due to water pressure pushing up from beneath, though a valve installed in the base of the pool usually alleviates the issue.
That would be in line with the top products from Tesla, though some manufacturers are now looking at pushing up into 400-mile territory as lithium-ion technology improves.
Instead, the BOJ may tolerate temporary, market-driven declines in 10-year bond yields, to prevent narrowing U.S.-Japan interest rate differentials from pushing up the yen, she said.
That demand and the worker shortages that already exist in the industry today are pushing up wages for a number of health care jobs to better attract skilled workers.
The drop came after natural gas shortages this winter forced many gas-based fertiliser plants to shut, tightening supplies and pushing up prices in the world's top agricultural market.
The tighter labor market and higher tariffs from the U.S.-China trade battle will result in modestly higher inflation, pushing up core prices to 2.1 percent, according to Goldman.
The controversy comes amid growing fears in New Zealand about the purchase of farmland and houses by foreigners, which is pushing up prices and causing concerns about housing affordability.
Saudi banks are struggling as cheap oil cuts state revenues and forces the government into expenditure cuts, weighing on consumer spending and business activity, while pushing up bad loans.
Another member warned against adopting a policy aimed at forcibly pushing up demand quickly, as sluggish prices are unlikely to be caused by simple factors like lack of demand.
Unnerved by the anti-austerity and anti-European stance of the Italian government, foreign investors have been shedding Italian debt in recent months, pushing up borrowing costs for Rome.
Traders said that disruptions to Libyan supplies were pushing up prices on Tuesday, outweighing a rise in June in supply from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
But consumer lending increased by a stronger than expected 1.52 billion pounds ($2.15 billion) in December, pushing up the yearly growth rate to 9.5 percent from November's 9.3 percent.
China's rapid economic growth in the past decade has sharply raised parental expectations, pushing up the cost of pre-wedding gifts that now commonly include a brand new home.
The music industry has argued that extending the geoblocking ban to copyright-protected content could lead to a waterbed effect - pushing up prices in areas that are cheaper now.
Producing more of those goods in the US would create low-paying jobs, but it would also make them more expensive, pushing up the cost of living for Americans.
Wholesale lenders would take a dim view of Deutsche once again failing to meet its lowball target of a 4% return on tangible equity, pushing up its borrowing costs.
Outside an Islamic State-held village near Sinjar, Iraq, the fading dark of the pre-dawn morning throbbed with the grating sound of bulldozers pushing up mounds of earth.
Some Hong Kongers also resent an influx of people from the mainland, blaming them for pushing up house prices, taking good jobs and stripping shelves bare on shopping trips.
Ten knots isn't much of a wind, but I was mildly surprised at how much force it exerted, coming from the west and pushing up against the ship's profile.
BoE Governor Mark Carney has said uncertainty about Brexit — in particular, lower investment by companies — meant the economy could not grow as fast as before without pushing up inflation.
Rather than pushing up unemployment, he said economic weakness was more likely than in the past to translate into less secure jobs, shorter hours, or people leaving the workforce.
TOKYO, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Japan's top currency diplomat, Mastsugu Asakawa, stepped up his jawboning against a rising yen on Wednesday, warning speculators against pushing up the currency too rapidly.
Without Britain's explicit permission, European carriers such as Ryanair, the continent's cheapest and largest airline, would no longer be able to fly within the country, again pushing up fares.
Huang suggested that monetary policy easing may have played a role in pushing up property prices, as the government struggles to contain risks of overheating in some big cities.
Investors welcomed the deal, pushing up shares in Idemitsu by as much as 17.8 percent on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, while Showa Shell jumped as much as 13.7 percent.
Homebuilders, who oppose the tariffs, argue that prices on lumber have risen sharply this year, pushing up housing prices in a market that is struggling to meet consumer demand.
The surge comes as investors worldwide continue to allocate capital to catch growing market and economic momentum in countries including China and India, pushing up the average fund size.
Trump's preview tweet did, in fact, move financial markets, pushing up interest rates and the value of the dollar before the official release of the data: This is...unusual.
Bitcoin's network is struggling to keep up with the number of transactions that are being processed, pushing up transaction fees as miners prioritize transactions which pay a higher fee.
A boom in tourism has been pushing up land prices especially among destinations popular with foreign visitors such as northern Hokkaido, southern Okinawa and Japan's ancient capital of Kyoto.
The wealth generated by the tech industry across the San Francisco Bay is pushing up housing prices and making many neighborhoods unaffordable to any family not earning six figures.
More wealthy people are claiming real estate in Key West, the island most beloved of tourists, of Ernest Hemingway and of spring breakers, pushing up rents for the rest.
With Tevez's form pushing up his market price and triggering interest from clubs abroad, Joorabchian's job was to extract the highest possible fee for the investment fund's biggest asset.
Some companies are raising prices at the cost of losing consumers, as they face rising raw material costs and a labor shortage that is pushing up temporary workers' pay.
A marked tightening in liquidity could run the risk of pushing up interbank money rates, which the PBOC has been guiding lower to reduce strains on corporate balance sheets.
With downward pressure from energy price declines easing and the yen's recent falls seen pushing up import costs, however, some analysts expect consumer prices to rebound early next year.
Economists saw a limited impact on retail sales for now from a recent ebb in consumer sentiment, citing a robust labor market, which is steadily pushing up wage growth.
Congress' elimination of the penalty, Trump's ending of the cost-sharing subsidies and the administration's expansion of Obamacare alternatives are pushing up the benchmark silver plan's premium by 239%.
The attacks have already stoked concerns about reduced flows of crude oil on one of the world's key shipping routes, pushing up oil prices by as much as 4.5%.
His decision to restore sanctions on Iran, OPEC's third-biggest oil producer, was pushing up oil prices at the time and played a part in OPEC's decision to hike output.
A world oil consumer body said it expected U.S. shale production to drop and data showed lower rig counts, pushing up oil prices that have been depressed by excessive supply.
Indeed, markets had reacted sharply to the election outcome, pushing up bond yields and stock prices, and increasing expectations that the Fed would hike at the meeting, the minutes showed.
When America's rate-setters halted their quantitative-easing programme in 2014, they put the long-term unemployment rate—towards which joblessness can fall without pushing up inflation—at 5.2-5.5%.
Investors also sold government bonds, pushing up yields on U.S. Treasury bonds to the highest since May while German yields surpassed 0.5 percent for the first time since mid-June .
The reorganization has made investors more optimistic, pushing up Siemens shares by more than 5 percent so far this year, outperforming a 1.4 percent gain by the STOXX 50 index.
Memory shortage is likely to continue this year, particularly solid-state drives (SSD), pushing up parts costs, said Corporate President and Chief Executive Officer Gianfranco Lanci at an earnings briefing.
Cutting interest rates to depreciate the dollar would risk pushing up import prices, boosting growth in an economy already operating at full-employment, accelerating inflation, and triggering another financial bubble.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices edged up on Friday, stabilizing after an earlier slide driven by U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of OPEC's role in pushing up global oil prices.
Investors looked for bargains among beaten-down stocks, pushing up markets for the second day after the "Brexit" verdict wiped out about $3 trillion globally in a two-day selloff.
Home builders, which oppose the tariffs, argue that prices on lumber have risen sharply this year, pushing up housing prices in a market that is struggling to meet consumer demand.
There, she found that with tech companies luring away chefs and restaurant workers as well as more start-ups pushing up local rents, many restaurants could no longer keep afloat.
Falsely billed as "independent", the think-tank published a series of reports which "found" that it wasn't foreigners, but internal Canadian migrants, who were to blame for pushing up prices.
Elsewhere, data showed China's economy finally started to cool under the weight of a multi-year crackdown on riskier lending that is pushing up borrowing costs for companies and consumers.
Dutch skater Sven Kramer opened up with two laps remaining in the 16-lap race, pushing up the speed in the peloton and gaining ground on the early pace-setters.
In January 1991, Iraqi soldiers began setting fire to Kuwaiti wells, a move that would achieve at least one of Saddam Hussein's objectives—that of pushing up world oil prices.
People tend to act on the assumption that wages and prices won't rise ... But the job market is tightening further, so we will likely see that pushing up sales prices.
Like many emerging world currency crises before it, this one comes at a time when the U.S. Federal Reserve is raising interest rates, pushing up the value of the dollar.
Wealthy investors from China could flood the UK property market with billions in the next 10 years, further pushing up house prices, according to a new report from the Guardian.
They are often blamed for pushing up the obesity rate among adults in the United States, which rose to 211.6 percent in 23 from 22 percent in the early 2000s.
It also operates stations owned by affiliates, some of which are majority owned by the Smith family, pushing up against Federal Communications Commission boundaries on station ownership in individual markets.
Government employers will have to amortize those losses, paying them down over the life of the fund, potentially pushing up the amount they have to pay into the pension funds.
Most profound, though, is this: After years of Tea Party demands for smaller government, Republicans are now pushing up against a growing consensus that the government should guarantee health insurance.
But data on Tuesday showed the British economy created jobs at its strongest rate in nearly a year in the three months to November, pushing up sterling and gilt yields .
Pakistan's stocks have been on a tear since mid-December and, according to financial experts CNBC spoke to, a combination of factors are pushing up the Karachi Stock Exchange (KSE).
British inflation hit its highest in more than five years in late 13, due to the pound's tumble after June 2016's Brexit vote pushing up the cost of imports.
Lending to the oil project would require the bank to allocate 1.5 times as much capital as to the wind farm – pushing up the interest rate attached to the loan.
Australia's No. 250 airline and larger rival Qantas Airways Ltd have been cutting domestic capacity, pushing up airfares in a market that accounts for two-thirds of Virgin's revenue base.
But other executives said that China's mammoth infrastructure spending would translate into higher manufacturing demand for 2017, also buttressed by supply-side reforms, pushing up the floor for copper prices.
"Our view is the impact of policy easing is gradually kicking in, pushing up sequential growth indicators such as PMI first," wrote China economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Chinese tech giants and regional startups like Grab and Go-Jek have been expanding aggressively in digital payments and e-commerce, pushing up demand for progammers, designers and digital marketers.
Fiscal stimulus directly raised trade deficits by boosting overall spending, and the fiscal-monetary collision raised interest rates, pushing up the dollar and shifting spending from U.S. to foreign goods.
The Chinese authorities are tightening monetary policy again; the Federal Reserve is pushing up interest rates; hopes of a fiscal stimulus from President Donald Trump may have to wait until 2018.
The Federal Reserve has been slowly pushing up interest rates and has talked about reducing the size of its balance-sheet, by not reinvesting the proceeds of bonds when they mature.
The exodus of cash was a threat to liquidity and likely to increase competition among Qatari banks for deposits, pushing up funding costs and squeezing margins, Fitch Ratings warned on Wednesday.
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).
But Wuermelling said dwindling liquidity over the summer forced central banks to spread out the re-investment of maturing French bonds, mechanically pushing up Italy's share of total purchases in July.
California is pushing up its presidential primary in 2020 to have more clout for what is, by popular and electoral measures, by far the most politically powerful state in blue America.
During a boom, prices for labor and equipment escalate rapidly, pushing up the breakeven cost of finding and developing new deposits, and driving the market-clearing price of oil even higher.
That's pushing up Italian wholesale prices by 2400 percent as of mid-February compared with a year earlier, which translates to shelf price increases of 15 to 20 percent in Italy.
The number of single-family units under construction was the highest since June 2244, which should help ease an acute shortage of properties on the market that is pushing up prices.
Not only will that boost the American economy but it will allow the Federal Reserve to return monetary policy to more "normal" levels by pushing up rates from the current 0.5%.
It said uncertainty around Brexit would undermine businesses' plans to invest, while the pound's plunge after June's vote would squeeze consumer spending, a driver of Britain's economy, by pushing up inflation.
In other words, Casper appears to have priced the Glow incorrectly at the outset, or something unexpected must have occurred in its production process that is pushing up its manufacturing costs.
Investors also point to rising inflation expectations pushing up bond yields and the potential for a sharp rise, or "taper tantrum", should central banks begin to rein in accommodative monetary policies.
Analysts said moves by China's central bank in recent days to shore up a sliding yuan were sucking additional funds from the banking system, which is pushing up domestic borrowing costs.
The clash with the EU, whose fiscal rules are designed to protect the euro zone from a debt crisis, has worried investors, pushing up Italy's borrowing costs and depressing bank stocks.
However, Mike Prestwood, head of inflation for the Office of National Statistics told Reuters: "There is no explicit evidence the lower pound is pushing up the prices of everyday consumer goods."
The president-elect's promise to cut taxes and launch a giant fiscal spending package has spurred expectations that growth will pick up, pushing up inflation and leading to higher interest rates.
A lag in sowing and the warmest winter in at least five years could hit rapeseed output and reduce its oil yield, farmers and traders said, pushing up vegetable oil imports.
That has put the BOJ under pressure to ease at its July 29-30 rate review, to avoid narrowing U.S.-Japan rate differentials from pushing up the yen versus the dollar.
Rising customer expectations, stricter environmental norms and cyber security threats, coupled with slower demand growth, are pushing up companies' costs, leading to higher tariffs, Great Plains Chief Executive Terry Bassham said.
The findings show that keeping rates negative for a long period would have little effect in pushing up inflation, when the central bank has limited policy ammunition to stimulate the economy.
Kashkari also reiterated the Fed's commitment to its 2-percent inflation target, adding that he expects as more people get jobs in a growing economy, wages will rise, pushing up inflation.
Chinese equity markets began the day with cautious gains, but momentum grew as the session progressed pushing up the Shanghai and Shenzhen indices a robust 3.3% and 3.6%, respectively, mid-afternoon.
"Pig production capacity has been falling in the past two years, then in the second half of last year, African swine fever outbreaks further affected restocking, pushing up prices," Yao said.
Chinese lenders are scrambling to raise cash ahead of the mid-year health check by the central bank, pushing up deposit rates and yields of wealth management products, local media reported.
For their part, banking regulators have instead been quietly focusing on steadily pushing up an arcane but vital measure of the losses a bank could withstand in a crisis: its capital.
"Threatening the oil interests and blocking roads leading to Iraq's ports is causing big losses exceeding billions of dollars," said Abdul Mahdi, warning that unrest was pushing up prices of goods.
But analysts say that after years of trying to reduce financial risks, Beijing appears wary for now of pushing up a mountain of debt that was fueled by past stimulus binges.
Spending on oil and gas increased last year, pushing up the share of fossil fuels in energy supply investment for the first time since 2000, according to the International Energy Agency.
And the crowd-funding mechanic that comes into some prize pools is a great help in pushing up those figures so quickly; without that we'd likely not see such large prizes.
For every one person who moves to San Francisco, another two start commuting to work there, slowing traffic to a crawl and pushing up the number of rush-hour train travelers.
During a boom, prices for labour and equipment escalate rapidly, pushing up the breakeven cost of finding and developing new deposits, and driving the market-clearing price of oil even higher.
Summers's solution to this problem would fit very nicely in the Sanders playbook: Traditional concern with fiscal deficits has focused on their impact in pushing up interest rates and retarding investment.
Rather than pushing up toward western Virginia, as initially thought, the storm's center is now predicted to pivot southward and move across the middle of South Carolina, making landfall on Saturday.
Hedge funds started to reduce their net long position in petroleum around the time U.S. President Donald Trump used Twitter on April 20 to blame OPEC for pushing up oil prices.
Young workers who prefer to walk or take the train — rather than drive — to eat, work and shop are pushing up property values and reshaping the way developers approach their plans.
Shortages of European construction workers are also pushing up construction costs in the British capital, according to a separate report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, also released on Thursday.
Pitched as an ancient ruin of a long-lost Mesoamerican civilization that is seen pushing up through overgrown treetops, secrets, surprising discoveries, and mystical artifacts will be transported to the present.
The president began taking shots in April 18 at monetary policy that he thought was pushing up the dollar and making the U.S. less competitive globally, where zero interest rates prevail.
Ratings agency Moody's on Wednesday said Italian banks need to repay 250 million euros of cheap European Central Bank loans by June 2020 and March 2021, pushing up their funding costs.
But the pound — already battered by the 2016 referendum decision to leave the EU — would probably fall sharply again, pushing up inflation which could add to the case for higher borrowing costs.
Separately, the Finance Ministry said on Friday that Germany's economic upswing is likely to gain further momentum in the first quarter of this year, pushing up tax revenues by more than expected.
Since the end of 2016, the kingdom's priority has switched to cutting stocks and pushing up prices, and it has been willing to accept some reduction in market share to achieve it.
LONDON, June 28 (IFR) - The favourable regulatory treatment of UK covered bonds under European Union laws could come to an end following Brexit, potentially reducing investor appetite and pushing up funding costs.
"If the Fed is a little more dovish and prices in a 75 basis points cut ... we might see oil pushing up towards $60," Lu said by phone, referring to U.S. crude.
Mining is so huge now that it's also hurting PC gamers by pushing up the prices of graphics cards, while companies like Samsung are now making chips designed just for cryptocurrency mining.
After the dummies were moved to safety, an instructor dressed in a burqa ran out, screaming in grief and pushing up against the journalists who were still working to stabilize their patients.
As a consequence, demand has outstripped supply in many areas, pushing up prices to over eight times average earnings and forcing many to spend up to half of their income on rent.
Washington can easily do that by hitting German manufacturers that are currently pushing up the U.S. deficit with Germany at an estimated annual rate of $74 billion – a 9% increase from 2018.
Riskier borrowers are making up a growing share of new mortgages, pushing up delinquencies modestly and raising concerns about an eventual spike in defaults that could slow or derail the housing recovery.
Some 15 billion euros of bonds sold at auction by France and Spain on Thursday were also seen pushing up yields as markets struggled to digest the large amount of new debt.
The resulting strong domestic demand is pushing up tax income, with overall revenues up more than 5 percent on the year in the first six months of 2016, the finance ministry said.
"Our view is the impact of policy easing is gradually kicking in, pushing up sequential growth indicators such as PMI first," economists from Bank of America-Merrill Lynch said in a note.
Chinese authorities are seeking to crack down on a surge of unregulated lending that is pushing up property prices in the country's biggest cities, before it wreaks damage to the wider economy.
Authorities have tightened rules to force banks to deleverage - as part of steps to control debt risks, pushing up money market rates that have started to spill over into the real economy.
In late 2015 the expectation of a rate rise in America sent capital gushing into the country, pushing up the value of the dollar and tightening credit conditions elsewhere in the world.
Nakaso later said the central bank needs to continue buying exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to lower risk premiums, but the policy is coming under increasing criticism for artificially pushing up stock prices.
In other economic data, the Fed said that people had sharply increased use of their credit cards in March, pushing up total borrowing at the fastest pace in more than a decade.
African swine fever, which is fatal to pigs but does not harm people, has caused huge losses in the world's largest hog herd, pushing up the price of live hogs since March.
Right after 22014, when the meeting between then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov occurred, favorability increased for Russia, pushing up to 223% in the United States.
At the same time, China's aggressive push to introduce electric car quotas has forced European carmakers to accelerate the development and roll-out of electric and hybrid vehicles, pushing up their costs.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's government is expected to cut new bond issuance for fiscal 2018 from the previous year thanks to economic recovery pushing up tax revenues, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Thursday.
The heightened approval for how Trump has managed this crisis -- particularly among independents and even Democrats -- is what is pushing up his overall approval numbers, which have been largely stagnant for years.
But the recent tax cuts, which are expected to add to the deficit, and fears of inflation may lower demand for Treasurys, pushing up the borrowing costs for the government and others.
Even as these voters are excluded from the new meritocratic elites occupying the upper echelons of the socioeconomic order, they see themselves threatened by ascendant minorities and immigrants pushing up from below.
But absent policies that also try to increase supply, economists warn that any money the government gives renters will just wind up in the pockets of landlords, pushing up rents even more.
Shares in SoftBank soared by more than 7 percent today after the activist hedge fund confirmed that it had invested in the company with the aim of pushing up its stock price.
Every once in a while something like that happened that lightened the weight of the rock, or just made it feel like it was a piano I was pushing up the hill.
Investors have turned a skeptical eye on that claim, and equity analysts regularly argue that the purchases are pushing up stock prices, as markets take a cue from the Fed to buy.
The stabler real is good news for companies that sought protection from a volatile exchange rate during the recent political turmoil, one of several factors pushing up financial expenses and eroding profits.
It is not just the Cadillac plans, in other words, pushing up the cost of health care—and patients hardly need much more help being discouraged from using care by high costs.
However, Jason Craig, general manager of marketing and trading at the country's largest grain exporter, Western Australia-based CBH Group, said east-coast buyers were pushing up prices and outbidding overseas importers.
Oil prices, for example, rose wildly before October, prompting U.S. President Donald trump to criticize the policies of oil-producing countries in the Middle East several times for pushing up domestic oil prices.
That programme is likely to lead to bigger budget deficits, higher Treasury-bond yields and a stronger dollar, especially if the Federal Reserve responds to the fiscal stimulus by pushing up interest rates.
Average order sizes at Europe's biggest online-only fashion retailer have fallen in recent years as people shop more often on their smartphones but spend less each time, pushing up Zalando's logistics costs.
The oil market is currently well supplied, with oil production exceeding demand in the first half of 2019, pushing up global stocks by 900,000 barrels per day, the IEA said in a statement.
In other words, this is likely evidence of a startup pushing up against the boundaries of open banking and PSD2 to innovate on behalf of customers and finding that the regulation holds water.
Liquidity has dropped in the banking system due to a corporate VAT tax payment due this week and a new retail government bond that was snapped up by households, pushing up interbank rates.
Japan's top currency diplomat - Vice Finance Minister Masatsugu Asakawa - repeated a warning against pushing up the yen too fast, saying on Thursday Japan would act appropriately in the event of excessive market moves.
In one case, it's menopause, an empty nest story, the other one is at the end of her fertility and pushing up against the limits of it, and then there's this young woman.
Large-scale switching will put ship owners in direct competition with motorists, haulage firms, railroads, farmers, airlines and the heating oil industry for the same molecules, pushing up prices for all of them.
And here's the icing on the cake: Our No.1 foreign customer pushing up its massive trade deficit with the U.S. in this industry with virtually every purchase is none other than China.
The dollar so far this year is down about 10 percent, on track for its worst performance since 2010, prompting verbal warnings from Japanese policymakers against investors pushing up the yen too rapidly.
Last year a study by Trip, a transport think-tank, found that the potholed roads in 25 American cities were pushing up citizens' annual car-maintenance costs by more than $700 per vehicle.
Reopening of the ultra-long bond comes after the Bank of Canada raised interest rates last month for the first time in nearly seven years, pushing up borrowing costs for shorter-dated issues.
Operators of coworking real estate are playing a big role pushing up rents, gobbling up around 26,2500 sq meters of new office space last year, about 210 percent of the total take-up.
Another housing report last week showed a solid increase in permits for single-family dwellings as the housing market continues to strengthen overall amid a tightening labor market that is pushing up wages.
If the public expected medium-term inflation of between 2% and 4%, then nominal interest rates (the ones you hear quoted) could rise relatively high without pushing up the real cost of borrowing.
The two cities may believe they are helping middle-class residents, but they risk pushing up the cost of the labour that the middle classes depend upon, not least for help at home.
In commodity markets, Oil prices were mixed, with reduced flows from Canada pushing up U.S. crude while Brent sagged $65.45 per barrel on the back of weaker Asian stocks and the dollar's bounce.
We have maintained our previous assumption that from 2018-2020 the government injects a total of 0003% of GDP into the banking sector, pushing up public debt to 36.0% of GDP in 2020.
Positive interest rates in the U.S., in contrast to $12 trillion in negative yielding sovereign debt around the world, is drawing investors into U.S. Treasury bonds, pushing up the value of the dollar.
Without the MAX, Southwest has fewer seats to sell, pushing up fares when planes are flying near capacity and driving the closely-watched metric of revenues per available seat mile, or unit revenues.
Don pulls out the tray, puts it in the sink, and props up a little stick in the freezer, pushing up the ice maker's metal wand in an attempt to stop the leak.
Worsham is scheduled to tour Europe next month with the CMA Songwriters Series before opening for Brothers Osborne — whose song "Pushing Up Daisies" the newlyweds had their first dance to — starting on Oct.
As in San Francisco, the boom in technology jobs is transforming Seattle and its economy, pushing up rents and home prices, drawing in newcomers and displacing low-income residents from once-affordable neighborhoods.
Japanese policymakers have escalated their warnings to yen bulls against pushing up the currency too much, describing recent moves as speculative and signaling their readiness to take action to stem sharp currency swings.
CIPS said nearly a third of respondents had raised their prices because of the impact of Brexit, which caused the value of the pound to fall, pushing up the cost of imported goods.
Measures of underlying inflation remain generally muted, but domestic cost pressures are continuing to strengthen and broaden amid high levels of capacity utilisation and tightening labour markets, which is pushing up wage growth.
Already one of France's poorest areas, the fear is that post-Brexit tariffs and a return to a customs border will slow transit times, pushing up the cost of goods and squeezing margins.
Which is all to say that the projections could be right, but another season of this and we'll be pushing up against a tide of data that says the Royals are projection-proof.
The U.N. food program WFP last week warned that up to 5.5 million people in the volatile northeast might need food aid by next month as soaring inflation was pushing up food prices.
The kingdom's banks are feeling the fallout from weaker oil prices as the government cuts spending in a bid to fill a budget shortfall, dragging down economic growth and pushing up loan defaults.
But with competition between the auction houses pushing up valuations — and thus creating "growth," or at least inflation — more guaranteed lots are selling to their guarantors, without any external bidding validating the price.
Financial markets have been unnerved for days by the trade fight and Trump's management of it, with the president's latest salvo sending U.S. stock futures tumbling and pushing up the safe-have yen.
The bank has repeatedly said the increase in consumer prices is temporary, caused by a weakening of the currency and drought pushing up food prices - issues that cannot be tackled by rate increases.
Financial markets have been unnerved for days by the trade fight and Trump's management of it, with the president's latest salvo sending U.S. stock futures tumbling and pushing up the safe-haven yen.
Britons buying holiday homes and pushing up house prices in parts of southern England have long angered locals who have seen their children unable to buy in the areas they grew up in.
Data released on Wednesday for last month and the first three quarters signal how China has relied on government spending to stabilize growth this year, which is pushing up the country's fiscal deficit.
Large purchases of pork by China are driving up live hog prices in the United States, Europe and around the globe, pushing up costs for everything from German sausages to Vietnamese pork meatballs.
Video and photos surfaced on social media in the immediate aftermath of violence in Charlottesville showing neo-Nazi groups pushing up against a line of police officers with only minimal resistance from the cops.
Since ECB chief Mario Draghi's Sintra speech in June, markets have started to price in the beginning of the end of the ECB's ultra-loose monetary policy - pushing up bond yields and the euro.
DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - An abrupt end to coal-fired power generation in Germany would damage the steel industry's competitiveness by pushing up electricity prices, the head of the country's steel association warned on Monday.
"Despite the resilience of the data, the inability of wages to show any signs of pushing up from their current levels continues to act as a significant imponderable", wrote Michael Hewson from CMC Markets.
A stationary bike works the hamstrings harder; riding on varied terrain, pushing up hills, and turning corners requires the power of your major lower-body muscles, including your glutes, hamstrings, quads, shins, and calves.
With hopes of fiscal stimulus from Germany growing and steps by China over the weekend to cut corporate lending costs pushing up equities, growth-sensitive currencies such as the Australian dollar also edged higher.
But they held off on warning markets against pushing up the yen too much, as investors started to buy into the Japanese currency which is considered a safe bet during times of market ructions.
The policy inspired landlords affected by it to convert their units into condos or redevelop their buildings, reducing their supply of rental housing by 15% and pushing up rents by 5% across the city.
Not to mention requiring an army of cheap labour on tap at home to do the assembling, without which the cost of manufacturing the products would rise — likely pushing up their retail price-tag.
Buy-to-letters, in other words, have increased the demand for properties available for purchase (thus pushing up house prices), while simultaneously increasing the supply of places to rent (thus keeping rents in check).
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.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday called for a regulatory probe into whether short-term rental websites such as Airbnb are taking housing away from long-term renters and pushing up prices.
"Despite the resilience of the data, the inability of wages to show any signs of pushing up from their current levels, continues to act as a significant imponderable", wrote Michael Hewson from CMC Markets.
A smaller pool of workers will earn higher wages, pushing up the labour share of GDP and (in a divergence from the Bain line of reasoning) thereby reducing inequality, but also driving up inflation.
LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said the tariffs that his administration has imposed on Chinese imports were not pushing up U.S. inflation and were prompting manufacturers in the Asian powerhouse to move elsewhere.
Investors are also responding to headline news that a global roadshow promoting the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect scheme has been completed, pushing up shares of brokerages , betting they will benefit from the programme.
Suspected interventions by the PBOC in Hong Kong's offshore market for yuan has also reduced the amount of spare renminbi in the system, pushing up overnight yuan borrowing rates in yuan to record highs.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. home sales fell more than expected in December as the supply of houses on the market dropped to a record low, pushing up prices and sidelining some potential first-time buyers.
The pact has been billed as requiring Mexico to change its labor laws to allow unions with true collective bargaining power a fairer chance to form, a provision aimed at pushing up Mexican wages.
The market has already been hobbled in recent weeks amid signs that Beijing's regulatory crackdown on shadow banking and risky investment is pushing up short-term borrowing costs and threatening to slow the economy.
"People are pleasantly surprised by the Senate passage of the U.S. tax bill, which is pushing up short-term interest rates and U.S. growth expectations," said Koon Chow, an emerging markets strategist at UBP.
Contrary to popular belief, the problem -- which experts say is fueling obesity, pushing up rates of diabetes, heart disease and other serious illnesses -- is also not confined to the United States, the studies say.
Higher rates typically mean sales of short-dated bonds, pushing up yields and make them cheaper for other investors, offering higher returns than gold which earns nothing and costs money to store and insure.
The lira TRYTOM=D20193 has collapsed nearly 22019 percent this year, pushing up the price of everything from food to fuel and sending annual inflation to nearly 224 percent, its highest in 211.25 years.
With Federal Reserve rate increases pushing up interest expenses and the U.S. economy facing a slowdown as it nears a cyclical downturn, more and more of those borrowers may scramble just to stay afloat.
The cuts started in January last year and are set to last through 2018, and they have coincided with healthy demand growth, pushing up crude prices by more than 13 percent since early December.
Salvini's hostility towards the European Union also stoked fears among investors that the country may quit the euro and default on its 2 trillion euro debt, pushing up borrowing costs for companies and consumers.
Still, markets were relieved to see a surge in China's demand for commodities, with copper arrivals hitting a record in March and pushing up first quarter imports by 30 percent from a year earlier.
Four years later, in November 1975, the French and German leaders organized the first G-6 meeting in France, because the weakening dollar was pushing up their currencies and threatening their external trade accounts.
"It's a combination of Draghi and the Yellen comments – Draghi pushing up U.S. Treasury yields and Mrs Yellen highlighting stretched risky asset prices," said Simon Quijano-Evans, a strategist at L&G Investment Management.
The yuan has fallen by about 6 percent against the U.S. dollar since the start of this year, pushing up financing costs at airlines which have bought planes with mainly U.S. dollar-denominated loans.
It was forced to go further, with rates dipping as low as -0.50% in 2016 before ultra-loose policy gained traction, weakening the crown, pushing up import prices and boosting the export-reliant economy.
The Scottish soft drinks company, whose 2018 sales benefited from the price cuts, has taken a hit so far this year after those reductions were reversed, pushing up costs for consumers at the till.
Morgan Stanley predicts this will generate at least 1.5 million bpd in extra demand for distillate in the next three years, pushing up total distillate demand growth for the period to 3.2 million bpd.
But the new tariffs will close the arbitrage again, pushing up the price of U.S. ethanol to around 6,300 yuan ($1,003.58) per tonne after taxes, on par with domestic prices, the market sources said.
Curbs by China on U.S. soybean imports would be a major escalation of the trade spat between the two powers, hurting U.S. growers and pushing up costs for Chinese feed makers and pig farmers.
The sell off was broad-based, pushing up the average yield spread of Turkish sovereign dollar bonds over U.S. Treasuries by 6 basis points (bps) to 339 bps, also the widest level since March.
But if the coupon is causing you to switch away from a generic drug with an overall lower cost, you may be playing a role in pushing up drug spending and premiums for others.
Before its failed IPO, WeWork had committed $47 billion to landlords, thereby pushing up the price of rental space and property values — not on sustainable profit-earning terms, but due to excess investor capital.
But the moves have done little to revive trading activity, as investors refrain from pushing up yields on expectations that inflation will remain subdued and prevent the BOJ from raising rates any time soon.
China's sow herd is being closely watched by the global livestock market as an epidemic of incurable African swine fever has killed millions of animals in the world's most populous country, pushing up prices.
Overseas, Investor uncertainty about France's presidential election took its toll on French bonds on Monday, pushing up the premium investors demand for holding French over German government bonds to its highest in almost four years.
OTTAWA, June 29 (Reuters) - Canada's economy shrugged off the effects of bad weather to post unexpected growth in April, pushing up the Canadian dollar and boosting the prospects for an interest rate hike next month.
Take Walmart, whose CFO, Brett Biggs, told analysts in October that the high fuel prices at the time — which played a role in pushing up transportations costs — were a "challenge" for the company this year.
Bets on a $24.4713 trillion fiscal stimulus in the United States is seen fuelling inflation, in turn pushing up Treasury yields to January 24.4703 highs and the dollar to near 2120.40-year highs on Monday.
In Seattle, I believe Sawant (the primary instigator of 20163Now) is actually motivated to help her home country by pushing up the USA minimum wage which will drive more jobs and off shoring to India.
Meanwhile, more education and opportunity are pushing up the average age of marriage (that is a drag on fertility everywhere, but particularly so in societies such as China's where child-bearing outside wedlock is taboo).
As firms compete for workers rather than workers for jobs, average wage growth is rising, pushing up workers' share of the pie—albeit not as fast as the extent of the boom might have suggested.
"The rise in overall leverage and further expansion of shadow banking activity are pushing up financial risks," said the Moody's report, adding the growth highlights "spillover risks" to the financial system due to its interconnectedness.
Policymakers hope these measures will ease some of the strains produced by a multi-year regulatory crackdown on riskier lending and debt, which was pushing up financing costs and fueling a growing number of defaults.
LUSAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Lower harvests of maize, wheat and sugarcane as a result of severe weather in the region are pushing up prices for Zambia's staple foods, according to the country's Ministry of Agriculture.
WELWYN GARDEN CITY, England Nov 17 (Reuters) - Britain's biggest retailer Tesco has warned its multi-national suppliers against pushing up prices following a drop in the pound just so they can maintain their reported profits.
The drop came after natural gas shortages this winter forced many gas-based fertilizer plants to shut, tightening supplies and pushing up prices in the world's top agricultural market amid a deepening winter heating crisis.
A fall in the value of the pound of more than 15 percent against the dollar since Britain's vote to leave the European Union last year is pushing up costs for retailers that import goods.
A breakdown of the German non-harmonised data showed energy costs were unchanged in June while food and services inflation clearly picked up, suggesting that Germany's economic upswing is slowly pushing up underlying price pressures.
And less stimulus would have been needed in the first place had Germany and the Netherlands spent more at home, pushing up euro-zone demand and inflation, rather than building up huge current-account surpluses.
While economists and realtors expect a fairly busy spring selling season, they caution that the persistent shortage of homes on the market, which is limiting options for buyers and pushing up prices, was a challenge.
Other cities, including Berlin, Barcelona and Paris have also taken steps to limit the number of properties being used for short-term rentals, with the practice pushing up longer-term rents and pricing out locals.
The dollar shortages have seen some businesses charging prices in U.S. dollars while prices in RTGS dollars have soared, pushing up year-on-year inflation to a 10-year high of 66.8 percent in March.
This contribution has been financed by transfers of assets for ISK82.5bn (mainly loans to the student loan fund), liquid assets (pushing up on net debt), and ISK10bn of new government bonds (which increase government debt).
With unemployment so low and the economy fundamentally healthy, a tax cut could lead the economy to grow too quickly, pushing up inflation and forcing the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates faster than planned.
The result is expected to lead to a tougher line on fiscal discipline in the eurozone, pushing up yields on government bonds in places like Spain and Italy, according to The Financial Times's Michael Hunter.
British miner BHP Billiton was also a top gainer, up 2.9 percent after it became the fourth miner to declare force majeure on Australian coal mines disrupted by Cyclone Debbie, pushing up coking coal futures.
Asia's key oil consumers China and India are moving towards cleaner fuel standards, pushing up trading volumes in gasoil with 0003 ppm sulphur, a grade used by Australia, the region's largest importer of the fuel.
He built it in 2017 using the same wooden trusses that support similar roofs all over the province: a basic structure amphibiously evolving, its appendages pushing up against a sturdy membrane of knotty, gray wood.
The pound slid as Britain moved toward potentially leaving the European Union on April 4.83 without a orderly withdrawal deal or alternatively perhaps an election, pushing up stocks of UK firms with significant overseas earnings.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The pace of hiring by U.S. employers slowed to near a two-year low in April, pushing up job openings in a potential sign that firms are having a hard time finding workers.
BERLIN (Reuters) - Growth in Germany's services sector stayed weak in November, a survey showed on Wednesday, with persistent labor shortages pushing up wages as companies continued to add staff despite a drop in new orders.
Steel and aluminum tariffs increased the price of steel products by nearly 9% last year, pushing up costs for steel users by $5.6 billion, according to a study by the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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.
The U.N.'s World Food Programme (WFP) last month warned that up to 5.5 million people in Nigeria's northeast might soon need food aid, double the current number, as soaring inflation was pushing up food prices.
WASHINGTON, Jan 23.5 (Reuters) - U.S. home sales fell more than expected in December as the supply of houses on the market dropped to a record low, pushing up prices and likely sidelining some first-time buyers.
Nonetheless, Beazley's pretax profit shot up to $267.7 million from $76.4 million in 2018 as it witnessed a 15% jump in gross premiums written and strong investment returns with falling U.S. yields pushing up bond prices.
Its rating system has also increasingly come under attack due to an influx of fanboys pushing up the rating of movies they like and some troubling examples films by minority filmmakers receiving disproportionately low user ratings.
A vehicle duty tax rise which came into effect in April also distorted the market this year, pushing up sales to an all-time high in March before a subsequent slump of 20 percent in April.
Chief Executive Mark Langer told a conference call for journalists he does not expect any short-term impact from the escalating trade war, but said any trade restrictions would ultimately hurt customers by pushing up prices.
China has the world's largest hog herd and the rapid spread of African swine fever has roiled the country's trade in pork, the nation's most popular meat, disrupting supplies and pushing up prices in some areas.
Under Reagan, the US also had a "twin deficit" problem but this prompted the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates sharply, attracting capital into the dollar; the current Fed is pushing up rates but only slowly.
Steel and aluminum tariffs increased the price of steel products by nearly 9 percent last year, pushing up costs for steel users by $5.6 billion, according to a study by the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
Businesses also reported the weaker pound was pushing up the cost of some imports, though overall raw material costs rose at the slowest rate in three years, as did the prices manufacturers sold their goods at.
Kahn said policy makers at the bank would not be "too concerned" about the tax hike pushing up inflation by 0.6 percentage points, with those first round effects filtering out of the data after a year.
More young people are opening credit cards now than they did in the the past decade — about 52% in 21 versus 22018% in 2122, per the New York Fed — pushing up the likelihood of more delinquencies.
A sharp sell-off in bonds over the last week has been pushing up global borrowing costs, putting additional focus on when the ECB will end its 2.55 trillion euro ($3.2 trillion), three-year stimulus program.
Before that announcement, GASC had for years used a deferred payment system introduced at a time when foreign-exchange shortages plagued Egypt's economy, pushing up wheat prices offered to the state buyer at its international tenders.
Only the value of the dollar had been working for the Fed to keep the economy from moving too fast and pushing up prices on business services over time," Crescenzi told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
Manufacturers argue that pushing up the cost of steel by imposing tariffs on imports ultimately hurts American consumers who will pay more for everyday goods made from steel, such as lawn mowers, washing machines, and microwaves.
U.S. President Donald Trump raised tariffs on $21.8 billion of Chinese imports to 2130.4% from 130.40.1% earlier this year, a move that has begun pushing up prices of thousands of products including clothing, furniture and electronics.
COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Danish mortgage banks will have a harder time pushing up fees after lawmakers agreed on Thursday new rules that make it cheaper for homeowners to switch to another bank when the fees go up.
If spending were not cut in response, and a much faster-growing economy did not provide a lot more revenue, the federal government would have to borrow to cover the shortfall, pushing up the national debt.
U.S. President Donald Trump raised tariffs on $1.83 billion of Chinese imports to 21.8% from 2130.4% earlier this year, a move that has begun pushing up prices of thousands of products including clothing, furniture and electronics.
Shipments from Russia hit 5.03 million tonnes in December, down 0.2 percent from a year earlier, pushing up its full-year supply by 13.8 percent to 59.7 million tonnes, or 1.194 million barrels per day (bpd).
Japanese policymakers have escalated their verbal warnings to investors against pushing up the yen too much, with the finance minister saying Tokyo will intervene if "one-sided" yen rises last long enough to hurt the economy.
Other cities, including Berlin, Barcelona and Paris have also taken steps to limit the number of properties being used for short-term rentals, with the practice pushing up longer-term rents and pricing out local people.
Sterling's fall after last year's Brexit vote is pushing up prices, according to the BoE's latest regional agents report, which paints a broadly similar picture to that presented in the central bank's quarterly forecasts last week.
The tariffs are pushing up steel prices at a time when inflation could be heating up, prompting the Federal Reserve to hike U.S. interest rates which could in turn slow economic growth and crimp domestic demand.
Nonetheless, the new controls — particularly the Swedish checks on passengers crossing the Oresund strait between Copenhagen and Malmo — illustrated how the migrant crisis is pushing up barriers and stirring tensions between even the closest European neighbours.
A fall in the pound on growing expectations that hard Brexit proponent Boris Johnson will become prime minister kept Britain's FTSE 100 afloat, pushing up stocks in international companies who source much of their revenue abroad.
Increased regulation after the global financial crisis is pushing up the cost of doing business for the established players while nimble technology-driven rivals are springing up to offer alternative investment products at a lower price.
On the U.S. tax cuts, bond investors are concerned that adding fiscal stimulus at a time of full employment will only reinforce the Federal Reserve's determination to raise interest rates, thus pushing up short term yields.
A record number of women ran for Congress the next year, pushing up the number of women in the Senate from four to six, and the number of women in the House from 28 to 47.
Well-known remote-work-friendly companies like Zoom have seen a rise in usage, while Slack has already reported that it is successfully converting new users into paying customers, which is pushing up its growth rate.
The increases are not particularly sharp, and Chinese economists point to a number of temporary factors pushing up prices, like floods that have damaged crops and a swine flu epidemic that led farmers to cull pigs.
FedEx said Friday that it'll raise compensation by more than $200 million, with about two-thirds going to hourly workers by pushing up this year's annual pay increases to April 1st from the normal October date.
Overseas investors have bought up large numbers of properties in central London, angering locals who complain they are just being used to park money, pushing up rents and prices and forcing locals to look further afield.
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese consumers feeling the pinch from rising living costs amid an economic crisis are likely to be squeezed even tighter as more local pounds and less U.S. dollars come into circulation, pushing up inflation.
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese consumers feeling the pinch from rising living costs amid an economic crisis are likely to be squeezed even tighter as more local pounds and less U.S. dollars come into circulation, pushing up inflation.
The U.S.-based Mexican-themed chain's finance chief Jack Hartung said its margins would be reduced by 20-30 basis points if the tariffs suggested by Trump are enacted, pushing up prices of avocados and other imports.
With Brexit pushing up the Japanese yen against the dollar, Japanese investors were also encouraged to increase gold purchases, which are internationally denominated in the dollar, said Kaname Gokon, an analyst at brokerage Okato Shoji in Tokyo.
The pound fell sharply after the referendum decision to leave the European Union in June 2016, pushing up inflation for British households - and making holidays abroad more expensive too - but leading to lower prices for foreign tourists.
The strength of the labor market is pushing up wages more quickly than the Bank of England has forecast, leading some economists to think it might move quickly to raise interest rates once the Brexit uncertainty lifts.
Elite colleges have little incentive to compete on price; indeed, they tend to compete by adding expensive accoutrements, such as star professors or state-of-the-art gyms, thus pushing up the cost of education still further.
According to a study by the Peterson Institute for International Economics, the steel and aluminum tariffs increased the price of steel products by nearly 215.5 percent last year, pushing up costs for steel users by $218.5 billion.
But that served to debase the currency, causing inflation to rise and the value of the Sudanese pound against other currencies to plummet - in turn pushing up the cost of subsidies and widening the deficit even further.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar fell modestly on Monday after three straight weeks of gains, pushing up the euro, with investors anxious a day before the U.S. midterm congressional elections because of possible fallout on the economy.
It is also renewing sanctions against OPEC-producer Iran after abandoning a global deal meant to stem its nuclear ambitions, and urging consumers of its oil to stop their imports completely - another factor pushing up oil prices.
In the first quarter of 22019, the economy picked up further speed as exports also helped to drive growth, pushing up Germany's quarterly growth rate to 0.6 percent from 0.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016.
Bank of Uganda Governor Emmanuel Tumusiime-Mutebile said core inflation was seen on target at 5 percent in the medium term but that a poor food harvest due to pests and poor rains risked pushing up prices.
Investors are already responding to headline news that a global roadshow promoting the Connect scheme has been completed, pushing up shares of mainland brokerages listed in Hong Kong and China, betting they will benefit from the programme.
Global steel and aluminum import tariffs increased the price of steel products by nearly 9% last year, pushing up costs for steel users by $5.6 billion, according to a study by the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
Opponents of these policies say they could hurt patients who need coverage and could roil the Affordable Care Act markets by drawing healthier consumers away from the exchanges and pushing up the premiums for those who remain.
In the first quarter of 2017, the economy picked up further speed as exports also helped to drive growth, pushing up Germany's quarterly growth rate to 0.6 percent from 0.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016.
BERLIN (Reuters) - German exports jumped more than expected in November, posting their steepest monthly rise in four-and-half years and pushing up overall industrial production which drove growth in Europe's biggest economy in the final quarter.
If classified as a public transport service, instead of a technology company, Uber drivers would have to obtain permits from city authorities, who could levy taxes and require insurance and pension benefits for drivers, pushing up costs.
The lower than expected rate means insurers will have to set aside more money than previously estimated for lump sum payments for people seriously injured in car crashes, potentially denting their profits and pushing up drivers' premiums.
An earlier Easter this year, pushing up prices of package holidays and accommodation in March, cold weather that drives fruit and vegetable prices higher and a steeper year-on-year increase in energy costs will all contribute.
The slowdown in consumer spending reported by the Commerce Department on Friday is, however, likely to be temporary with consumer confidence at a more than 16-year high and a tightening labor market pushing up wage growth.
Citigroup's revenue from fixed-income trading rose about 36 percent, while equity trading revenue rose about 15 percent, pushing up total markets and securities services revenue by about 24 percent compared with the same quarter last year.
"The mismatch between risk and reward is pushing up risk-free interest rates ... and blurs the line between good and bad assets," said Qiu Gaoqing, vice head of research at Bank of Communications, China's fifth-biggest lender.
The better-than-expected growth rate and falling joblessness are likely to boost the state's overall tax take, pushing up an already high budget surplus and creating more fiscal leeway to lower taxes and increase state spending.
Though a weaker currency may help British exports, by making British goods cheaper in terms of other currencies, it could also damage the country's economy by making imports more expensive and pushing up the overall inflation rate.
The bank sold 2314.50 billion naira in 181-day Treasury bills at 18 percent and 309 billion at 18.6 percent, mopping up liquidity from the money market and pushing up the cost of borrowing among commercial lenders.
The seizing of Baoshang fanned concerns about indebted small banks across the country, pushing up yields on some negotiable certificates of deposit (NCD) issued by regional banks by more than 48 basis points on Monday, traders said.
The slump in sales reported by the National Association of Realtors on Wednesday is likely to be temporary, given that a tightening labor market is steadily pushing up wages and mortgage rates are near historically low levels.
Some market players have speculated that further yen declines could prompt the BOJ to raise its yield targets in the hope of stemming excessive yen falls, which hurt consumption by pushing up imported fuel and food costs.
Britain's economy initially withstood the impact of the decision to leave EU. But the growing pressure on spending power from a weaker currency that is pushing up inflation caused a sharp slowdown in growth earlier this year.
BERLIN (Reuters) - German inflation probably accelerated in June, regional data suggested on Thursday, suggesting a solid upswing in the economy is pushing up price pressures as euro zone inflation moves closer to the European Central Bank's target.
U.S. S&P500 mini futures dipped 0.1 percent in early trade while U.S. Treasuries price fell, pushing up the benchmark 63.573-year yield to as high as 2.672 percent, its highest level in 3-1/2 years.
The big picture: "President Trump's decision this week to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal and reinstate sanctions against that oil-rich country could constrain global supplies, further pushing up crude and gasoline prices," writes USA Today.
A senior official with a Chinese oil major, who declined to be identified because he is not authorized to speak to the media, said new sanctions would hurt Chinese refiners by pushing up the price of crude.
A full set of junk ratings can trigger the ejection of a country's bonds from the global fixed income indexes used by big money managers, forcing them to sell and pushing up borrowing costs for the government.
San Sebastian will announce "much more restrictive" rules on tourist apartments in the coming weeks, which are blamed for pushing up rent prices, and have closed almost 100 illegal rentals in the past two years, Goia said.
Demonstrators in Sheung Shui chanted slogans decrying Chinese "parallel traders" who sell duty-free Hong Kong goods in China at a profit, which Hong Kong residents have blamed for pushing up prices in the semi-autonomous city.
This is pushing up the Bundesbank's net credit with the ECB's Target 2 system for settling cross-border payments in the euro zone, which rose to a record high of 814 billion euros ($875.13 billion) in February.
The U.S. labor supply has been unchanged over the last 12 months, pushing up compensations in the fourth quarter of last year and the first quarter of this year at an average annual rate of 8.63 percent.
Sinaloa cartel operatives in Mexico told VICE this week that importing the chemical precursors they need to make methamphetamine and illicit fentanyl has become harder and more complicated, which is creating a shortage and pushing up prices.
The airline has embarked on an ambitious expansion plan, buying more than 200 new fuel-efficient jets yet investors worry its drive to put more passengers on more planes is pushing up costs quickly without producing higher returns.
Finally, just to put the nail in the coffin of the fake death notice, he tweeted out a picture of his 84th birthday bash in March, nearly six months after Google had him down as pushing up daisies.
MELBOURNE, Feb 22 (Reuters) - London metals fell on Thursday after U.S. policymakers backed the need for more rate rises, pushing up the dollar and putting pressure on metals as trading in Shanghai resumed after a week-long break.
China's economy is starting to cool under the weight of a multi-year crackdown on riskier lending that is pushing up borrowing costs for companies and consumers, with data pointing to a broad slowdown in activity in May.
The figure is still below the roughly 303,000 homes per year experts and many politicians say Britain needs to build just to keep up with demand, which has outstripped supply especially in London, pushing up prices and rents.
Volkswagen (VW) reached an agreement before Christmas to compensate U.S. owners of about 80,000 polluting 3.0-litre diesel cars, pushing up the costs of its emissions test cheating in the world's No. 2 car market to $17.5 billion.
The extent of speculators pushing up aluminium was highlighted by estimates from Marex Spectron showing the speculative long on the LME this week had grown to 21 percent of open interest, the largest long seen since November 2791.
There are several factors affecting companies' decisions to invest, including the rise in protectionist rhetoric, tricky political calendars postponing tough domestic reforms and the weakening of Asian currencies against the dollar pushing up funding costs for local firms.
Though other data on Tuesday showed an ebb in consumer confidence in May, spending is likely to remain supported by strong gains in house prices, as well as a strengthening labor market, which is steadily pushing up wages.
One thing that irks many Saudis is that royals have made a racket of buying land on the cheap and sitting on it, pushing up housing prices and making homeownership an increasingly unattainable goal for the middle class.
If Seattle is an example, Amazon's planned second headquarters could bring a housing crisis to the as-yet-unannounced city where it is built, pushing up home prices by as much as 30%, according to a new analysis.
It took pushing up against too many non-specific promises by Chinese officials claiming "we'll soon be dining on American beef" for that beef access to finally happen, and even longer to secure approval to sell U.S. biotech.
WASHINGTON, Feb 25.8 (Reuters) - U.S. home sales unexpectedly fell for a second straight month in January, weighed down by a persistent shortage of houses that is pushing up prices and keeping first-time buyers out of the market.
Robert Dietz, chief economist at the National Association of Home Builders, refers to five "L"s that have been pushing up builders' costs and so constraining the pace of new home-building: labour, lots, lending, laws and lumber.
But the upbeat mood, while pushing up producer price expectations among manufacturers, has failed to increase consumer inflation expectations which are key to boost inflation to the European Central Bank target of below, but close to 2 percent.
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's record current account surplus is likely to shrink this year because a slowdown in global trade is dampening export growth while strong domestic demand is pushing up imports, Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel said on Thursday.
Donald Trump's election already may be pushing up interest rates and tightening financial markets, something the Federal Reserve will have to monitor as it decides how quickly to tighten monetary policy, Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo said on Tuesday.
Singapore's retail landlords and tenants face "challenging times," Colliers said in a note dated Monday, forecasting demand for retail space to lag behind supply this year, with a rise in new space pushing up island-wide vacancy rates.
The OECD warned that the impact would be much stronger if a Brexit undermined confidence in the future of the EU, something which could hit stock markets and hurt companies and governments by pushing up their borrowing costs.
"Consumers can be reassured that the oil market is currently well supplied, with oil production exceeding demand in the first half of 2019, pushing up global stocks by 900,000 barrels per day," the IEA said in a statement.
EU data shows corporate insolvencies spiked after the 22008-23.8 financial crisis and are still much higher than before, with half of new firms not surviving their first five years, pushing up unemployment rates in still weak economies.
The airline has embarked on an ambitious expansion plan buying more than 200 new fuel-efficient jets yet investors worry its drive to put more passengers on more planes is pushing up costs quickly without producing higher returns.
Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed on Monday to extend oil output cuts until March 2018 to rein in a global crude glut, pushing up prices by as much as 2 percent and dominating trade on European currency markets.
Saudi Arabia and Russia, the world's top two oil producers, agreed on Monday on the need to extend output cuts for a further nine months until March 2018 to rein in a global crude glut, pushing up prices.
As the yen rose, Japan's top currency diplomat repeated a warning to investors against pushing up the yen too fast, saying on Thursday that Japan will act appropriately if there are any excessive moves in the forex market.
In a speech that took a cautious approach to further tightening, Janet Yellen, the Fed's chairman, said this week that worries about global growth were another factor; similar concerns stopped the Fed from pushing up rates last September.
British employers have been on a hiring spree recently, pushing up pay for workers at the quickest pace in a decade, one of the few bright spots for the economy ahead of its departure from the European Union.
EU data shows corporate insolvencies spiked after the 22014-93 financial crisis and are still much higher than before, with half of new firms not surviving their first five years, pushing up unemployment rates in still weak economies.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's top currency diplomat on Monday warned investors against significantly pushing up the yen, signaling that Tokyo was ready to intervene in the currency market if excessive yen gains threatened to hurt the export-reliant economy.
The lower rate chosen by the ministry means insurers will have to set aside more money than expected for lump sum payments for people seriously injured in car crashes, potentially denting their profits and pushing up drivers' premiums.
Bank bureaucrats are brain-storming ways to cut short- to medium-term bond yields, which affect corporate borrowing costs the most, while pushing up super-long yields from undesirably low levels, the sources said on condition of anonymity.
A cut to junk by Moody's would see South Africa's debt ejected from the FTSE World Government Bond Index (WGBI), triggering up to $11 billion of selling by foreign investors, analysts estimate, probably pushing up borrowing costs sharply.
Following a year and a half of voluntary supply cuts led by the Middle East-dominated Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), as well as the non-OPEC producer Russia, oil markets have tightened, pushing up prices.
UNNECESSARY DAMAGE Wang told an event organized by the U.S.-China Business Council that the trade war was inflicting unnecessary damage on both countries, raising costs for American firms, pushing up consumer prices and dampening U.S. growth potential.
The more Obama and you and I tout college, the more we are committed to the project of pushing up that premium to justify a college education—and to make the life prospects of working people even worse.
Because the rise in oil and gas prices is equivalent to increasing spending for American consumers, and that will cost the tax reforms passed by the Trump administration last December, while pushing up inflation and suppressing economic growth.
Norwegian Air has embarked on an ambitious expansion plan, buying more than 200 new fuel-efficient jets, yet investors worry its drive to put more passengers on more planes is pushing up costs quickly without producing higher returns.
New rate-setter Michael Saunders said on Tuesday the economy was probably growing faster than the BoE forecast in August but that he had not decided how to vote because unemployment could fall further without pushing up inflation.
It is easy to see the temptation of such policies as green QE. Pushing up the cost of capital that dirty firms pay could have a similar effect to a carbon tax, the holy grail of environmental policies.
Norwegian Air has embarked on an ambitious expansion plan buying more than 200 new fuel-efficient jets, but investors worry its drive to put more passengers on more planes is pushing up costs quickly without producing higher returns.
News Analysis The amount of corporate taxes collected by the federal government has plunged to historically low levels in the first six months of the year, pushing up the federal budget deficit much faster than economists had predicted.
The dystopian attacks in a country with one of the world's highest murder rates are pushing up transport and food costs in an already hyperinflationary environment, as well as stifling movement of goods in the crisis-hit OPEC nation.
With the kingdom on the last rung of investment grade according to international credit-rating agencies, any further downgrade would put its debt into junk status, ruling it out for some international investors and pushing up borrowing costs further.
Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed on Monday to extend oil output cuts until March 2018 to rein in a global crude glut, pushing up prices by as much as 2 percent and dominating early trade on European currency markets.
Of this capacity, at least 80 million to 85 million bpd will be utilised over the upcoming northern hemisphere summer months, several refiners and oil traders estimated, triggering strong demand for crude oil as a feedstock, pushing up prices.
And I feel like I struggled because I was pushing up against the conversation around breast cancer, which is [currently] like, okay, now you have to focus all your attention on being this survivor or inspirational guru to people.
Saudi Arabia and Russia, the world's two top oil producers, agreed on Monday on the need to extend oil output cuts for a further nine months until March 2018 to rein in a global crude glut, pushing up prices.
A series of defaults by Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) last year, has also stirred major unease over the health of Indian's non-banking finance companies, raising fears of a contagion and pushing up their borrowing costs.
As the Times writes: "With unemployment so low and the economy fundamentally healthy, a tax cut could lead the economy to grow too quickly, pushing up inflation and forcing the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates faster than planned."
A flattening or inverting yield curve (long rates below short rates) is often a sign of a recession (largely because central banks are pushing up rates to head off inflation.) So should we believe the markets or the economists?
He blames a combination of EU energy policy and overzealous greenery by Liberal Democrats in the former coalition government for putting Britain at risk of blackouts, pushing up energy bills and making energy-intensive industries such as steel uncompetitive.
With the Eid al-Fitr feast in full swing, the government of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Saturday declared it was slashing fuel subsidies, pushing up prices of petrol and public transport by as much as 50 percent.
Earlier this month, Saudi Arabia and Russia, the world's top two oil producers, agreed on the need to extend output cuts for a further nine months until March 2018 to rein in a global crude glut, pushing up prices.
Equity markets are torn between buoyant economic growth and double-digit company earnings, on the one hand, and the possibility that U.S. and euro zone central banks will tighten policy faster than expected, which is pushing up bond yields.
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and non-OPEC producers led by Russia have had a pact to curb output by about 1.8 million barrels per day since January 2017, driving down inventories and pushing up oil prices.
Washington needs peace and rapid improvement in its trade accounts with China, the EU and Japan at the time when accelerating inflation will keep pushing up interest rates, causing losses in asset markets and damping the economy's forward momentum.
The theory was that by making it more lucrative to invest in American businesses, they would boost business investment in the United States — making our country home to more factories and offices, driving job creation, and pushing up wages.
Fitch and S&P Global Ratings already assign the country's sovereign debt "junk" status, and losing its last investment-grade rating could trigger a sell-off of billions of rands of bonds, pushing up already high government borrowing costs.
A malaise in Germany's mighty automobile industry, caused by weaker demand from abroad, stricter emission rules and electrification, is starting to leave a wider mark on Europe's largest economy by pushing up unemployment, eroding job security and hitting pay.
A malaise in Germany's mighty automobile industry, caused by weaker demand from abroad, stricter emission rules and electrification, is starting to leave a wider mark on Europe's largest economy by pushing up unemployment, eroding job security and hitting pay.
As Japanese banks have struggled with the Bank of Japan's prolonged low interest rates policy and a shrinking population, charging account holders a fee has been a hot topic in the industry as a means of pushing up revenue.
The sanctions seriously disrupted aluminum supplies, pushing up prices for the metal, which is widely used in different industries from aerospace to beverage packaging, before the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) granted a waiver to Rusal's customers.
Adding to those strains are China's effort to clean up the environment, which builders say has pressured some materials producers to shut plants and others to stop work when pollution levels are high, curbing output and pushing up prices.
Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed on Monday to extend oil output cuts until March 2018 to rein in a global crude glut, pushing up prices by as much as 2 percent and dominating morning trade on European currency markets.
The U.S.-based Mexican-themed chain's finance chief Jack Hartung said its margins would be reduced by 20-30 basis points if the tariffs suggested by Trump go up to 25%, pushing up prices of avocados - the key ingredient in guacamole.
In recent weeks Mr Duterte has harangued food-hoarders and smugglers for pushing up prices—though they are incentivised by the current corrupt system, under which the NFA doles out import licences and acts as both regulator and market participant.
The increase in the yield spread between Italian and German bonds hits banks pushing up the cost of funding and eroding their capital base, Ignazio Angeloni, who represents the ECB on the EU's bank supervision board told Il Sole 2300 Ore.
However, group underwriting profit for RSA's business in the United Kingdom dropped nearly 80 percent to 17 million pounds following an unexpected large cut in the rate used to calculate personal injury claims, pushing up the size of those payments.
Trump's best hope is that a faster expansion brings in some of those not in the labor force, especially those who have dropped out, pushing up the participation rate and providing the workers needed to fuel stronger growth without inflation.
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.
Some motor insurance stocks slid on Monday and analysts warned insurance premiums would rise after the Ministry of Justice slashed the discount rate used to calculate lump sum payments for personal injury claims, pushing up the size of the payments.
But it kept its message that interest rates will rise if an EU divorce deal is done — in large part because of the risk of domestic inflation pressures from a labor market that is running close to capacity, pushing up wages.
Running brought me back to my body, as if I possessed the liquid soul which the Greek Stoics called pneuma and it was trickling back into me, pushing up against the inside of my skin and inflating me with life.
Carriers have slashed domestic seat capacity by 15% from March to October, according to data from the air travel intelligence company OAG, putting the country on track for the first annual decline in passenger traffic since 0003 - and pushing up fares.
Inflation remains low and the Federal Reserve is pushing up interest rates and unwinding QE. A more likely explanation is that as new and easier ways to trade in bitcoin become available, more investors are willing to take the plunge.
The melting of massive glaciers in Greenland and Antarctica is also pushing up the seas—NASA announced last week that the amount of ice lost annually from Antartica has tripled since 2012 to an enormous 241 billion tons a year.
Carriers have slashed domestic seat capacity by 15% from March to October, according to data from the air travel intelligence company OAG, putting the country on track for the first annual decline in passenger traffic since 2014 - and pushing up fares.
As a consequence, demand has outstripped supply in many areas of the country, pushing up the average price of a property to more than eight times average earnings and forcing many people to spend up to half their income on rent.
"Realtors are reporting stronger foot traffic from a year ago, but low supply in the affordable price range continues to be the pest that's pushing up price growth and pressuring the budgets of prospective buyers," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.
Access to medicines would also be at risk, since nearly three-quarters of UK pharmaceutical imports are from the EU. In the absence of a deal, drugmakers will have to duplicate regulatory activities across the UK and EU, pushing up costs.
Mortgage loans are increasing, pushing up banks' exposure to the real estate sector, although household debt has remained fairly stable in recent years as a share of GDP at 111.2% of GDP at end-0003 from 110.1% a year earlier.
Including agriculture in schemes such as a global carbon tax could put 78 million more people at risk of hunger by 2050 by pushing up the price of food, said the researchers, whose paper was published in Nature Climate Change.
Analysts predict the British car market will shrink by around 5 percent after two years of record high demand and due to the Brexit-related fall in the pound pushing up the price of some models and causing wider uncertainty.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Tuesday the yen's recent moves were "rough," issuing a verbal warning to markets against pushing up the currency too much and eroding the positive effects of premier Shinzo Abe's stimulus policies.
She is pushing up against his hard edges not because she desires his rigid code, but because she knows that subverting what Dick wants is a vital way to tap into her own ambition, wobbly and rapacious as it may be.
He said the fact that contagion from Turkey was pushing up yields in several euro zone countries showed that Italy's domestic political and economic situation was not the main reason for market pressure on its stocks and bonds in recent days.
He blamed the property bubble on lax financial market oversight and local governments' practice of pushing up prices in land auctions, which limits supply, and said the government should drop the practice of using property policies to influence broader economic development.
The government's tax income rose 11 percent on the year to 100 billion euros ($112 billion) from January to April as rising employment is pushing up income tax revenues and strong private consumption is boosting sales tax receipts, it added.
The increasing value of the U.S. dollar -- especially in the wake of the United Kingdom's vote to leave the European Union -- is weighing on the trade balance, making imports relatively inexpensive while pushing up the price of American exports abroad.
Signaling its resolve to keep rising global bond yields from pushing up Japanese yields, the BOJ on Wednesday increased the amount of Japanese government bonds (JGB) with three to five years to maturity it will buy in regular market operations.
While the ISM report was a positive mark for the dollar, Michael Pearce, senior U.S. economist at Capital Economics said the report provided plenty of anecdotal evidence that tariffs were beginning to disrupt production and were pushing up input prices.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump's election already may be pushing up interest rates and tightening financial markets, something the Federal Reserve will have to monitor as it decides how quickly to tighten monetary policy, Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo said on Tuesday.

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