QUANTITATIVE & CATEGORICAL VARIABLES Quantitative variables have numbers as possible values.
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QUANTITATIVE Variable Quantitative variables have a number as a response.
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What does that mean for things like "quantitative easing" and "quantitative tightening"?
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In terms of quantitative tightening, it should actually now be quantitative easing.
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Quantitative easing has given way to quantitative tightening, and interest rates are rising.
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QUANTITATIVE & CATEGORICAL VARIABLES Quantitative variables take numerical values that are counts or measurements.
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I would say in terms of quantitative tightening, it should actually now be quantitative easing.
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About nine years after quantitative easing (QE) began, quantitative tightening (QT) is about to start.
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"In terms of quantitative tightening, it should absolutely now be quantitative easing," Trump told reporters on Friday.
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But a key factor makes this cycle different, according to Wilson: Quantitative easing is turning to quantitative tightening.
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The Fed's QE (quantitative easing) is well and truly over, and QT (quantitative tightening) is in full flow.
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A quantitative noise code, on the other hand, will define in quantitative, measurable terms what is disturbing or unreasonably loud.
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If managed well, this "quantitative tightening" will be benign — the mirror image to quantitative easing's modest impact—but will reduce uncertainty.
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For a startup, what's needed is a common quantitative language for what matters, namely, a quantitative framework for assessing product-market fit.
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Investors will also be watching the European Central Bank meeting on Thursday, as it moves away from unprecedented quantitative easing and toward quantitative tightening.
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As shown in the chart above, quantitative easing looks set to be replaced by quantitative tightening, or QT, by the end of this year.
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A China slowdown was cited by 18 percent of respondents, while 15 percent cited "quantitative tightening," a reversal of the program of quantitative easing.
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Given that Eurasia Group has published a quantitative prediction of Ms Le Pen's chances at 40%, one might assume they had deployed a quantitative methodology to produce it.
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A Master of Science in business analytics (MSBA) promises students quantitative and business skills to break into positions in data science, quantitative analytics, data business analytics, and consulting.
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"It's all that concern investors have about the move from global quantitative easing to global quantitative tightening," said Rory McPherson, Psigma Investment Management Ltd's head of investment strategy.
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Naumovic, who most recently served as a quantitative analyst with Thomson Reuters Corp, will be based in Paris and report to Guillaume Garchery, head of quantitative research and development.
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QUANTITATIVE EASING Quantitative easing, essentially the purchase of government bonds, is the ECB's most powerful remaining weapon, so some policymakers argue that it should be preserved for a crisis.
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Partly our goal is to help change the culture of journalism so that people recognize the importance of using quantitative arguments and thinking about quantitative issues before they come to conclusions.
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"The ... framework that we are proposing ...will allow the size of the balance sheet to be determined independently from the quantity and composition of quantitative easing and quantitative tightening," he said.
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SO WE'VE GOT THAT GOING ON. LADDLE ON TOP OF THAT QUANTITATIVE TIGHTENING, WHICH IN FISCAL 2409, WHICH STARTS IN OCTOBER, COULD BE AS MUCH AS $291 BILLION OF QUANTITATIVE TIGHTENING.
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"There are a lot of macro events in flux, including moving from quantitative easing to quantitative tightening," said Matt Daly, head of credit research/investment research at global investment management firm Conning.
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It's understanding "that nothing has a quantitative category," Nieder says.
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Yellen oversaw the end of US quantitative easing in 2014.
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The book hews to a quantitative, almost robotic system of
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Converting qualitative to quantitative is a challenge, but not impossible.
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But its story about the benefits was much less quantitative.
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It added that the bank might also reintroduce quantitative easing.
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For more recent seasons, quantitative analysis is becoming increasingly reliable.
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"I think it comes back to quantitative tightening," he added.
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There are other factors that are a bit less quantitative.
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Investors had expected the central bank to extend quantitative easing.
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Don't set a quantitative target, set a rate of improvement.
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Kuroda also said quantitative easing will not lead to hyperinflation.
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Tyrie said Hogg was repeating "Bank theology" on quantitative easing.
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Goldman used the term "strats" to refer to quantitative analysts.
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The quantitative side was us putting the headsets on people.
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The BOJ's lessons on quantitative easing aren't very promising either.
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They've given us a quicker taper of the quantitative tightening.
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That sparked expectations of more quantitative easing from the ECB.
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Why shouldn't the reverse happen when we do quantitative tightening?
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The first includes a quantitative data analysis of company performance.
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In this situation, the BOJ cannot exit from quantitative easing.
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He is head of global quantitative strategies, not an analyst.
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Man runs about $43 billion in assets through quantitative trading.
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This huge range shows the importance of quantitative drug testing.
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So we give people quantitative data about what goes on.
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I lacked the quantitative data needed to say for sure.
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And it's helped push quantitative analysis into the investing mainstream.
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While quantitative tools are necessary, they're not sufficient, Powers says.
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Joe Mallen, chief investment officer of Helios Quantitative Research, agreed.
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Plus, many nations are unwilling to abandon quantitative easing policies.
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Why aren't there people being quantitative on the healthy range?
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It has also appeared open to quantitative easing if needed.
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Quantitative tightening, better known as quantitative easing, was the term applied to the Fed's extraordinary measure of buying back massive quantities of U.S. government bonds to help stimulate economic growth during the financial crisis.
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This was a quantitative approach that was unique at the time.
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But to compare theory and experiment we need to be quantitative.
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"You've never done a single bit of quantitative analysis," he concluded.
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Where does your passion for mathematics and quantitative thought come from?
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Because the reconstructions are now quantitative, probabilities can also be estimated.
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BI: The ECB recently reduced the volume of quantitative easing (QE).
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A third, hybrid approach combines qualitative insight with proto-quantitative rigor.
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But quantitative easing happened without creating the inflation that many feared.
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He said the BOJ may not increase its quantitative easing program.
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This quantitative increase is producing qualitative shifts in the continent's politics.
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The scan provided something quantitative and empirical, outside her subjective experience.
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Quantitative easing (QE) supposedly worked by depressing long-term interest rates.
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LX: Quantitative sourcing is a great way to cover blind spots.
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But there are risks from the negative rates and quantitative easing.
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Kolanovic is JPMorgan's global head of macro quantitative and derivatives strategy.
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I don't want more quantitative easing, which was a failed experiment.
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It will also restart quantitative easing (printing money to buy bonds).
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Jeff Bezos once worked at D.E. Shaw, the quantitative hedge fund.
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Only a couple expect the quantitative easing program to be tweaked.
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The quantitative reasoning issue is another one that is still active.
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The Fed has tightened four times, they've embarked on quantitative tightening.
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Disruptor 50 data partners PitchBook and IBISWorld provided additional quantitative input.
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And that's with interest rate money and it's with quantitative tightening.
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Quantitative tightening was a killer, should have done the exact opposite!
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Recommended by Blythe Adamson, 34, senior quantitative scientist at Flatiron Health.
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Dumiao maintains various risk, quantitative, utilization, collection and account management models.
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Michigan scholars Andrew Martin's and Kevin Quinn's quantitative estimates of judicial
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"Your decision really comes down to qualitative versus quantitative," says Pak.
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Quantitative easing worked, just not in the way it was intended.
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Quantitative easing worked, but not for those who needed it most.
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We try to make it as quantitative, not qualitative, as possible.
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Garry had also led Passport's Portfolio Construction, Risk and Quantitative Strategies.
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So in a quantitative sense, what's the point of supporting it?
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So New York City, for example, has a quantitative noise code.
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Quantitative easing or QE denotes large-scale central bank asset purchases.
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The ECB [European Central Bank] cut their quantitative easing in half.
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I'm going to give you a completely, absolutely rigorous quantitative argument.
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Though the total is small compared to the $4 trillion size of the balance sheet, markets have worried that the policy amounts to "quantitative tightening" as opposed to the quantitative easing employed during the stimulus efforts.
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Gesualdi argued that while there was a "very strong" correlation between quantitative easing (QE) and asset prices rising across the board, an expected move to quantitative tightening in the summer would likely trigger increased market volatility.
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The Fed has been preparing the markets for this move for months, in the hope that a gradual shift from quantitative easing (QE) to quantitative tightening (QT) will barely cause a ripple in the monetary pond.
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As stated during the election, he is not enamored with quantitative easing (QE), and although the Fed is not increasing such, it has a huge balance sheet, which is in itself a form of quantitative easing.
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The Fed purchased $3.5 trillion in securities over three "quantitative easing" programs.
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Plans for quantitative easing in South Korea are dead in the water.
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We shouldn't have done quantitative easing which is a circular financing scheme.
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It doesn't matter how quantitative you are, we're all influenced by stories.
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It's just that his conceptions of love are quantitative instead of qualitative.
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When quantitative standards pass certain thresholds, they become qualitative distinctions as well.
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It has recently resumed doing so, via a quantitative-easing (QE) scheme.
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The ECB's quantitative-easing (QE) programme has been challenged in Germany's courts.
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You know, rates are very low, certain countries are doing quantitative easing.
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Ours has become a quantitative century, and we must master its language.
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In 260, after much delay, it began a programme of quantitative easing.
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The firm uses quantitative research and trades roughly 40 exchange-traded funds.
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A liquid derivatives market is particularly essential to many quantitative trading strategies.
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All eligible companies were then scored on eight equally-weighted quantitative metrics.
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To minimise disruption, the reversal of quantitative easing should be stretched out.
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Quantitative easing, like it or not, is an example of this strategy.
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One answer could be a combination of quantitative easing with fiscal expansion.
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The others expected the ECB to restart its quantitative easing program (QE).
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You'll learn about quantitative trading from stocks to momentum investing and backtesting.
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However, he added that a move to quantitative easing is highly unlikely.
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ETFs, save for smatterings of active ones with tiny assets, are quantitative.
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Fitch has not applied any quantitative adjustment to address this to date.
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But those are quantitative measures when what matter are the qualitative ones.
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NewsLynx helps newsrooms measure the quantitative and qualitative impact of their output.
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The Fed Interest rate way too high, added to ridiculous quantitative tightening!
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Biden's candidacy will put a quantitative value on this clear qualitative separation.
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The portfolio manager also shared his ranking of different quantitative investing strategies.
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In comparison, the quantitative tightening policy appears to be on automatic pilot.
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Like statistics or other traditional facts, this data is quantitative in nature.
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This successful quantitative trading hedge fund keeps details close to the vest.
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And while that number alone is historic, their victory wasn't just quantitative.
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Use one of the following tools to compare quantitative data about colleges.
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"In an era of quantitative tightening, they're taking away plates," he added.
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But the records from the Ptolemaic period were all qualitative, not quantitative.
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That the continuing unwinding of quantitative easing will leave the markets illiquid?
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PERCENTILE Percentiles are numbers that divide ordered, quantitative datasets into one-hundredths.
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The central bank also unleashed a massive $700 billion quantitative easing program.
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Nevertheless, additional interest rate reductions and doses of quantitative easing are likely.
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"That had a much bigger impact than QE (quantitative easing)," he said.
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The research considers 102 quantitative factors as well as a qualitative study.
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In an almost quantitative sense, he simply led more than others did.
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In general, local noise codes tend to be either qualitative or quantitative.
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There must be sound arguments with evidence, whether quantitative, qualitative, or anecdotal.
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Reversing course from quantitative easing might create issues no one has foreseen.
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Behavioral ETFs are still limited to a handful of products - which often do not even have "behavior" in the fund title - including Alpha Architect's suite of five ETFs like ValueShares US Quantitative Value and MomentumShares US Quantitative Momentum.
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Trump calls on Fed to cut rates by 1% and urges more quantitative easingCentral banks have almost eliminated recessions, venture capitalist Palihapitiya saysThe Fed is looking at a new program that could be another version of 'quantitative easing'R.
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Ben Hodzic, an executive director of North America at recruiter Selby Jennings who focuses on quantitative placements, told Business Insider of the top 10 credit hedge funds in New York, 80% of their open roles require a quantitative background.
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Here we have an opaque, quantitative investment strategy masquerading as an S.&P.
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In addition, it is increasing stimulative asset purchases, known as quantitative easing (QE).
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His grades later recovered as the Fed limited its controversial quantitative easing program.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Two high-level quantitative researchers have left BlackRock Inc (BLK.
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Gundlach said the Fed's "quantitative tightening" was a factor in rising Treasury yields.
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So it's like, why aren't there people being quantitative in the healthy range?
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"QE" refers to quantitative easing, a monetary stimulus tool used by central banks.
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And also push up quantitative easing once again, build up the balance sheet.
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Why not use quantitative easing to also start a UBI [Universal Basic Income]?
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All of this will feed into an overall quantitative trust score, said Khatibloo.
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So, Draghi announced that the ECB would be stopping its quantitative easing program.
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More boys take physics and computer science, which hone quantitative and spatial skills.
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The Fed also ended its quantitative tightening program two months early, as expected.
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Gracenote's distinguishing feature is the ability to produce quantitative analysis for each event.
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While at Systematic, Chris honed his skills in quantitative research and fundamental analysis.
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He added: "Quantitative tightening was a killer, should have done the exact opposite!"
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He also said China plans to abolish quantitative restrictions for foreign financial firms.
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Elisabeth Markham is a 27-year-old quantitative strategist from New York City.
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Central banks' support for markets, via quantitative-easing (QE) programmes, is well known.
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If economic weakness warranted a stronger response, the Fed may consider quantitative easing.
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Quantitative easing everywhere could help if it boosted expectations for growth and inflation.
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Still, his posts are aimed at scientists and others with some quantitative background.
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Blackrock's quantitative equities portfolios increased their exposure to China based on the data.
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But until quite recently, little quantitative data was available to support that stance.
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Its sponsor, Clifford Asness's quantitative investment firm AQR Capital Management in Greenwich, Conn.
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It has run a quantitative and qualitative easing (QQE) programme since April 2013.
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We still expect the ECB to lengthen its quantitative easing program in December.
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Wang also said China plans to abolish quantitative restrictions for foreign financial firms.
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The only central bank committed to quantitative easing is the Bank of Japan.
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I think he turned ecology from quantitative natural history into a modern science.
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" The Federal Reserve's quantitative easing "was a good mechanism to extinguish a fire.
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Through qualitative and quantitative interviews, we learned that this behavior is firmly entrenched.
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Now, there exist some very effective quantitative tools for locating needles in haystacks.
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The previous quantitative easing programme did not include municipal or mortgage-backed bonds.
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Q: What are your thoughts on quantitative easing's (QE)impact on value investing?
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But a third-round of quantitative easing in late 2012 helped supercharge stocks.
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Because part of the challenge of quantitative easing is that gap naturally widens.
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It consistently scores highly on quantitative measures of democracy used by political scientists.
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We got the interest rates down to zero and -- with that quantitative easing.
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For 30 years quantitative investing started with a hypothesis, says a quant investor.
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The three rounds of quantitative easing were ineffective in some sense, she said.
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This requires a mix of both data-driven and intuitive (non-quantitative) assessments.
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"Quantitative investors think like poker players," he wrote in an email to CNBC.
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Last October, for example, Weidmann criticized the ECB's decision to extend quantitative easing.
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He also serves as a quantitative research methodologist/data analyst for the School.
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They're designed to help students practice quantitative assessment in a low-stakes environment.
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Lahav and Siegelman think not, though their explanation is more intuitive than quantitative.
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We also looked to for them to establish quantitative easing, which they've done.
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It is not a time series graph because the variable is not quantitative.
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Those operations ended when quantitative easing massively expanded the central bank's balance sheet.
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It's all part of a phenomenon that Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, terms "quantitative failure," or the flip side of the quantitative easing policy the Fed and others have been employing to stimulate growth.
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It has never used quantitative easing in combination with interest-rate cuts either because quantitative easing is considered to be a last-ditch tool to be used when interest rates are effectively at zero and cannot be cut at all.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen has been a big supporter of so-called quantitative easing.
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Instead, it will confirm that quantitative easing is on track to end next year.
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Just as concerning, it precludes Greece from participating in the EU's quantitative easing program.
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Meanwhile, the ECB is widely expected to extend its quantitative easing beyond March 2017.
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It's a large-scale phenomenon for which there has to be some quantitative explanation.
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Investors have thrown tantrums before when changes have been made to quantitative easing programs.
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The Fed calls it "quantitative easing," but Shelton says it serves the same purpose.
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Meanwhile, all the quantitative easing, bond buying, and interest-rate fixing did not succeed.
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Going beyond a simple quantitative model will need an all hands on deck approach.
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Indeed, quantitative trading firm Jane Street Global Trading joined the auction on May 15.
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Non-rate-related easing could include a restart to the bank's quantitative easing program.
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In quantitative terms we intend to have a seed, some kind of a catalyst.
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Tsakalotos said quantitative easing would help Greek banks, but that it was largely symbolic.
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An index may be quantitative, but the construction of an index is anything but.
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The ECB could also provide some details on more quantitative easing, or asset purchases.
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"Quantitative restrictions and higher import tax are effectively restricting inflows from overseas," Kothari said.
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They could turn to quantitative easing, but that could be much more politically contentious.
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Ms Currid-Halkett distinguishes herself by bridging the divide between qualitative and quantitative approaches.
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She will also work closely with the data analytics and the quantitative research teams.
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On monetary policy, Weber said central banks may have overstepped boundaries with quantitative easing.
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Analytic Investors is a Los Angeles-based advisor that specializes in quantitative investing strategies.
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The ECB looks to remain in QE (quantitative easing) mode until the fourth quarter.
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The third iteration of quantitative easing, DiMartino Booth said, was a bridge too far.
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Thanks to Quantitative Easing, the banks ended up accumulating $2.7 trillion in excess reserves.
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Quantitative measures of business formation paint a grim portrait of a supposedly entrepreneurial nation.
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While I was in London, Friston gave a talk at a quantitative trading firm.
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Peter Visscher, chair of Quantitative Genomics at the University of Queensland, was more positive.
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Who would have thought of the quantitative easing that the ECB came up with?
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But that doesn't mean that quantitative analysis is useless in the study of humans.
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"When I think hard I can convert qualitative problems to quantitative problems," Dalio noted.
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And the ECB's quantitative easing, begun in March 2015 was a major step forward.
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That quantitative efficiency carries a qualitative impact, which rendered Russia's influence campaigns so objectionable.
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The program, known as quantitative easing, was aimed at lowering long-term borrowing costs.
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But our quantitative work reveals a few techniques worth considering to beat the benchmark.
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However, liberals face a much steeper quantitative task to reach majorities for their positions.
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The Fed is also dusting off its quantitative easing program from the 2008 crisis.
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The central bank also relaunched a quantitative easing program to boost the region's economy.
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Quantitative investing has blossomed as a money-making juggernaut using techniques never seen before.
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This measure, sometimes called quantitative tightening, reduces the supply of money in the economy.
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Sunil Abraham, a quantitative researcher from Brooklyn, made 87 cutouts from the famous hangings.
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Cashman was already looking for someone younger, more open and better with quantitative analysis.
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The central bank also announced a quantitative easing program of at least $700 billion.
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Brands will have a quantitative method of comparing the value of various influencer partnerships.
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They must Cut Rates bigger and faster, and stop their ridiculous quantitative tightening NOW.
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" -- August 7 tweet "If they would stop quantitative tightening, we have a rocket ship.
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The quantitative analysis looks at mentions of words such as "better" or "stronger" vs.
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The cornerstone of Parsons Capital Management's investment process is research: fundamental, quantitative and technical.
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Instead, it will confirm that quantitative easing is on track to end next year.
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But converting the shouting into numbers makes it possible to conduct comparative quantitative analysis.
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The sudden rotation led quantitative-investing heavyweights to call for a prolonged value comeback.
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A core element of the ECB's quantitative easing has been its asset purchase program.
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She said tools such as quantitative easing showed limits that yield caps might not.
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Economic fundamentals have greatly improved since quantitative easing was deployed following the financial crisis.
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Last October, for example, Weidmann lambasted the ECB's decision to extend quantitative easing (QE).
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Parker had also served as the director of quantitative research while at Morgan Stanley.
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Fact: The U.S. relies on steel imports to meet both qualitative and quantitative demand.
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There's just no qualitative or quantitative model where those breaches are not more important.
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I was advised by an executive at HP to include quantitative metrics in particular.
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"We're seeing safe haven demand for gold," said Quantitative Commodity Research analyst Peter Fertig.
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Everything was quant, and so we had to come up with a quantitative measure.
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Some analysts even predict a restart of asset purchases, widely known as quantitative easing.
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The Fed's quantitative easing program – purchases of Treasury bonds and other instruments – ended last year.
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The government does not have any quantitative target on the issuance of perps, Pan said.
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No further changes in the bank's massive quantitative easing bond-buying program, are expected either.
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The index was created by Joseph Mezrich, the head of quantitative investment strategy at Instinet.
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In May 2015 he received his PhD in quantitative and computational biology from Princeton University.
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The central bank hinted that more quantitative easing may on the table for this summer.
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It's difficult to explain that: what student debt is doing not just quantitative, but qualitative.
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A quantitative advantage is one thing, but the quality of those 10,000 integrations is another.
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Shares of Apple tend to dip following WWDC,according to Kensho, a quantitative data tool.
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So your student debt proposal calls for using quantitative easing to eliminate $220 trillion, right?
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Regulatory actions should make the quantitative criteria on which they will later be evaluated explicit.
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What happens when a student of neuroscience and a former quantitative analyst make a dance?
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"Focus groups are not a scientific and quantitative method of gathering knowledge anyway," she says.
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Another probable cause is the widespread adoption of quantitative analytics across the league's front offices.
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What's more, quantitative metrics alone do not explain why economic concerns turn into a crisis.
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Matt Oguz is founding partner at venture/science, a San Francisco-based quantitative investment firm.
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The European Central Bank is also expected to scale back its quantitative easing (QE) program.
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The way to get differentiated is through quantitative analysis using big data and machine learning.
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And you also are at a limit in quantitative easing, because the spreads are limited.
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Kepos Capital is a quantitative trading firm that uses computer algorithms to identify market opportunities.
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Trillions of dollars of government bonds were bought as part of quantitative-easing (QE) programmes.
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Lisbon's isolation also meant it might lose the protection of European Central Bank quantitative easing.
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That makes it harder for the ECB to reconsider ending quantitative easing (QE) this year.
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Levin considers that during stock turbulence, helpful information outside of quantitative data should be shared.
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These are the people who do new things, who make qualitative rather than quantitative leaps.
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So far the board had not considered other measures such as quantitative easing, he added.
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"Japan is conducting a powerful mix of flexible fiscal policy and quantitative easing," Kuroda said.
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"It mostly seems to be down to Yellen," Rabobank quantitative analyst Bas Van Geffen said.
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The central bank could potentially further extend or expand its quantitative easing program as well.
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Companies nominated were required to submit a detailed analysis, including key quantitative and qualitative information.
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The quantitative information was supplemented with data from our three official Disruptor 50 data partners.
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The quantitative criteria were ranked by their ability to disrupt established industries and public companies.
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Using Kensho, a quantitative tool used by hedge funds, CNBC Pro analyzed the historical relationship.
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Many expect the ECB will resume quantitative easing; the timing and composition are under scrutiny.
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But any quantitative analysis would conclude that demand for these students is healthy, and growing.
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Adds an extra point to a "top 10 list" because he believes in "quantitative reasoning"
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Blakely's critique seems more aimed at those who use quantitative measures to predict political outcomes.
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It also runs into problems when quantitative changes get so large as to become qualitative.
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It may even revive its quantitative-easing programme, buying bonds with freshly minted electronic money.
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Now think about quantitative easing (QE), the creation of new money to buy government bonds.
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Investors are expecting details from the central bank on tapering in its quantitative easing program.
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THERE'S BEEN SO MUCH MANIPULATION QUANTITATIVE EASING AND NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES OVERSEAS AND THE LIKE.
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"Ending the quantitative tightening right here was also a good call," First Franklin's Ewing said.
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On Thursday, the European Central Bank indicated plans to wind down its quantitative easing program.
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The bond buying program, known as quantitative easing, is currently meant to end in March.
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"A lot of advisors try to solve this qualitative issue through quantitative meansm," said Maurer.
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This score was combined with a composite quantitative score to determine each company's overall ranking.
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She has over 20 years of experience managing all facets of qualitative and quantitative research.
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AND A NUMBER OF QUANTITATIVE STRATEGIES RELY UPON HUMAN BIASES AND BEHAVIOR TO BE SUCCESSFUL.
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The perils of too much focus on quantitative measures are clear from Valeant Pharmaceuticals International.
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Some investors would like to see the bond-buying program, known as quantitative easing, extended.
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Wednesday's announcement, the second round of tests, is divided into two portions, quantitative and qualitative.
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"For example, we have quantitative easing and that may have distorted Treasury markets," she said.
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In January, he is to join Goldman Sachs as a quantitative researcher in New York.
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The Dreamers age-of-entry graph is a histogram with age as the quantitative variable.
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These five factors include fluid reasoning, knowledge, quantitative reasoning, visual-spatial processing and working memory.
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And I think they should drop rates, and they should get rid of quantitative tightening.
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That volatility illustrates the limitations of that quantitative method of assessing investments, Mr. Ptak said.
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Advocates insist it would right the inequities of 'quantitative easing' alternatives of the past decade.
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The Federal Reserve also cut interest rates to zero and launched a quantitative easing program.
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One of Giant Oak's early contracts was for a DARPA "quantitative counterinsurgency" project in Afghanistan.
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It is a Rubik's Cube of if-then propositions, a quantitative reasoning problem on steroids.
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He graduated from Fordham, from which he also received a master's degree in quantitative finance.
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Quantitative success aside, Voodoo upends much of the conventional thinking about product design and gaming.
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The firm's holiday analysis is based on weekly quantitative surveys the company conducts with retailers.
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In practice, assessing a player's potential is a blend of the quantitative and the qualitative.
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It's also important to find the balance between qualitative and quantitative measures when assessing companies.
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Some believe that a more quantitative measure is possible, although there's been debate about that.
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The era of ultralow interest rates and quantitative easing hasn't been kind to stock pickers.
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Draghi said they're not going to raise rates until they're done with QE [quantitative easing].
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Central bank balance sheets will remain bloated, and quantitative easing stimulus will continue, he argues.
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The European Central Bank, for instance, cut its quantitative easing bond purchases in half Jan.
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However, analysts hold very different views regarding the future of the quantitative easing (QE) program.
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And that they are more quantitative during "boom" times and more qualitative during "bust" times.
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If you know you like quantitative reasoning, consider fields like engineering, computer science and physics.
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There is no doubt that quantitative tightening at times will lead to the opposite -- i.e.
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The quantitative-oriented funds could be taking the low-hanging, numbers-based valuation opportunities away.
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A time series graph shows how the values from a quantitative variable change over time.
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"Asset allocation matters in quantitative investing, as it does in everything else," Mr Morris says.
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Finally, there is a Quantitative Surveillance (QS) group, which uses quantitative methods to monitor the financial system for vulnerabilities that could amplify shocks and pose a threat to financial stability –a role similar to that of the Office of Financial Research at the Treasury.
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While quantitative investing funds, which trade using computer algorithms, have been on the forefront of hiring these types of candidates, other hedge funds that rely on humans to make trading decisions are increasingly upping their quantitative capabilities in order to analyse reams of data faster.
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Here's what Savita Subramanian, head of U.S. equity and quantitative strategy, wrote in her research note:
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The problem is, you can't identify great, long-term oriented companies with quantitative models and checklists.
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"We believe quantitative easing is working and will eventually stimulate higher U.S. GDP growth," Lutts said.
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Quantitative trading, or that dictated by computer algorithms, has become a higher percentage of daily volume.
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He chairs the committee that sets rates and decides on unconventional measures such as quantitative easing.
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My first question was: Which aspect of artificial intelligence could be made into a quantitative theory?
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Guarding against policy and political volatility is essential, says Sameer Samana, Wells Fargo's global quantitative strategist.
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And the quantitative tightening is stated to be as high as $600 billion over fiscal '19.
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If the ECB does cut rates or resume quantitative easing, it would mark a dramatic shift.
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Quantitative easing, or the Fed's purchases of securities after the financial crisis, ballooned the balance sheet.
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What will be key is the U.S. deficit, coupled with the Fed's quantitative tightening, Sherman noted.
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"Quantitative easing will continue even though the dose may be reduced in future years, " he wrote.
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Their technique can be scrutinized movement by movement, pinpointing limb and joint angles, with quantitative feedback.
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Just as worrisome is that it precludes Greece from participating in the EU's quantitative easing program.
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Defensive macro hedge funds and quantitative, trend-following CTA strategies even posted gains during that month.
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The international financial crisis showed that quantitative easing policies could hardly remove structural obstacles to growth.
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Exiting quantitative easing is still far away given that inflation is around zero, the OECD acknowledged.
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Since its official launch in March 2015, the ECB has implemented three rounds of quantitative easing.
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Its quantitative easing program has had an outsized influence over the markets since the financial crisis.
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So it intuitively follows that companies, big and small, would be protective of their quantitative assets.
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QE or quantitative easing is the program under which the Fed bought Treasurys and mortgage securities.
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Much of the quantitative data that Amazon picked up from cities is publicly available, Parilla says.
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The new result establishes that in certain cases, the models of entanglement predict different quantitative results.
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Central banks then kicked into action, slashing interest rates and buying assets via quantitative easing (QE).
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Another standout: Elisabeth Markham, the MIT grad who works as a quantitative strategist from New York.
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The Federal Reserve started its quantitative easing program to salvage the economy from the 2008 recession.
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The Fed, for its part, will engage in quantitative tightening with its announced balance sheet runoff.
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Alternative data's early consumers were mostly quantitative hedge funds, which could easily process the extra information.
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He says that no recent independent quantitative study of the London games' impact has been published.
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The waning impact of the European Central Bank's (ECB) quantitative-easing programme could be a candidate.
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After the recession, governments around the world slashed interest rates and embarked on quantitative easing programs.
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Rankings are a quantitative list of a qualitative subject, and especially so early in the season.
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Second, they use quantitative data from multilateral organisations such as the World Bank and the IMF.
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That owes at least something to the open-ended quantitative easing by the Bank of Japan.
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This time, however, is different, said Sameer Samana, global quantitative strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute.
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That's partly because the bank sees signs the BOJ's qualitative quantitative easing (QQE) program is working.
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This article was co-authored with Pierre Varly, an international consultant in quantitative methods in education.
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The deal was a key test for the latest 60 billion pound of quantitative easing. bit.
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The bank also increased its quantitative easing program by 20 billion euros ($22 billion) a month.
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That means job seekers are looking for benefits that are both quantitative and qualitative, he said.
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Those likely built up due to expectations of the effectiveness of the BOJ's quantitative easing policy.
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Iwata is an architect of the BOJ's quantitative easing program that it launched in April 2013.
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"Investors seem to have locked in profits," said Masahiro Suzuki, senior quantitative analyst at Daiwa Securities.
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Low interest rates, quantitative easing, forward guidance and now negative rates have all been wheeled out.
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Scientists discovered that those with stronger quantitative abilities are more likely to twist data at will.
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A limited quantitative approach has the same effect in some of the social sciences, including economics.
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But the use of quantitative easing (QE) by central banks has brought down long-term yields.
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Mr. Little and Mr. Vavrek define the "grand" in grand opera in quantitative, not qualitative terms.
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Merlo said the company will move from "qualitative" to "quantitative" definitions as CVS opens more HealthHUBs.
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The individual country scores are determined by a combination of executive opinion surveys and quantitative measures.
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If the economy falters, perhaps the Federal Reserve will return to a policy of quantitative easing.
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At the moment, the ECB's quantitative easing (QE) program runs until the end of this year.
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First, the app (and the bra-fitting technology) came about, providing qualitative and quantitative sizing data.
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DON'T FORGET THEY ARE DOING IT AT THE SAME TIME THAT WE'RE RAMPING UP QUANTITATIVE TIGHTENING.
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While asking more questions is important, investors must also seek out quantitative, objective security performance information.
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He added the government does not have any quantitative target on the issuance of perpetual bonds.
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If this happens, Portuguese debt will no longer be eligible for the ECB's quantitative easing programme.
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Success at this stage is rooted in customer insights – both qualitative and quantitative – not marketing excellence.
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Although I cannot prejudge any hypothetical request, no request for quantitative easing has ever been refused.
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So was quantitative easing, a tactic that other central banks also adopted, following the Fed's lead.
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Asness is founder and chief investment officer of AQR Capital Management, a leading quantitative investing firm.
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The Fed's "large-scale asset purchases," often referred to as quantitative easing, went through three editions.
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That's the advice of Savita Subramanian, Bank of America's head of US equity and quantitative strategy.
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The first sign of trouble came shortly after the BOJ began quantitative easing in April 2013.
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In addition to this huge quantitative advantage, the United States also enjoys an enormous qualitative edge.
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The first sign of trouble came shortly after the BOJ began quantitative easing in April 0.23.
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Second, after massive amounts of quantitative easing (QE), there is little ability to create more liquidity.
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But interest rates are already negative, and quantitative easing is near the bank's self-imposed limits.
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Many experts perceive local observations to be anecdotal—inferior to data collected in a quantitative study.
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The company once again passed its annual regulatory stress test on both quantitative and qualitative grounds.
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We loved quantitative easing and zero rates, and now we love no QE and rate hikes.
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The next agricultural revolution is important because it will not only be quantitative, but also qualitative.
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Plus, Zara is all about giving customers what they want, based on qualitative and quantitative data.
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The donation was offered by the Quantitative Foundation, which is based in UVA's hometown of Charlottesville.
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Weidmann's Dutch counterpart, Klaas Knot, said there was no reason to continue a quantitative easing program.
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To be sure, just because a hedge fund has a quantitative strategy does not guarantee returns.
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"Central banks have been running a buffet, putting out more food for years" through quantitative easing.
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As long as there is publication bias, many areas of research do not provide quantitative knowledge.
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Some countries have taken measures including cutting interest rates, or sent clear signals on quantitative easing.
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The ECB is expected to cut rates Thursday morning along with some measure of quantitative easing.
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PER CAPITA DATA Some quantitative variables count the number of times something occurs for a group.
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It was the dawn of "quantitative easing" — and, it would turn out, a new bull market.
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Mr. Trump blamed the Federal Reserve for slowing the country's economic growth by avoiding quantitative easing.
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He also warned that sustained use rendered policies like negative rates or quantitative easing less effective.
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On Thursday, the European Central Bank said it was ending its crisis intervention, called quantitative easing.
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His work is a cultural prophylactic against understanding disease solely in quantitative terms, a narrative vaccine.
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His work is a cultural prophylactic against understanding disease solely in quantitative terms, a narrative vaccine.
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In another action from the crisis-playbook, the Fed launched a $700 billion quantitative easing program.
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ASSOCIATION Two quantitative variables are associated if they tend to vary together in a predictable way.
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And of course, this is much bigger than Trump — he just gave us a quantitative component.
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It will restart its quantitative-easing (QE) scheme, which it drew to a close last year.
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The end of quantitative easing depends on "incoming data," the central bank said in a statement.
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Even now some are still trying to support demand with quantitative easing (QE), ie, buying bonds.
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"This (rating upgrade) would be really important amid the possible ending of quantitative easing," Teixeira said.
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Future studies might opt for a more quantitative approach, although that would require many more participants.
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This historic bull market has been aided in part by multiple rounds of quantitative easing (QE).
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The Fed is much further along in its move away from low rates and quantitative easing.
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Attempts elsewhere to exit asset-purchase programs, known as quantitative easing, have not met with success.
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The groom, 32, is a quantitative analyst at the Trailstone Group, a hedge fund in London.
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I needed to collect qualitative and quantitative data and analyze which choice I would regret more.
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"The time is well past for stopping quantitative easing and increasing interest rates," Mr. Guinness said.
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Bernstein, a research firm, says other quantitative equity managers look after another 22017-230%, roughly $22010trn.
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QE refers to quantitative easing, a bond-buying measure it launched following the 2008 financial crisis.
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Quantitative research is one of the most scarce and coveted pools of talent on Wall Street.
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The European Central Bank meets on Thursday and is expected to extend its quantitative easing program.
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The process of "quantitative tightening" means the Fed is allowing securities to mature without replacing them.
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A spokeswoman for May later said decisions on quantitative easing remained a matter for the BoE.
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Already, there is an awareness that any new targets must be more quantitative and preferably achievable.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve took about a year to wind down its own quantitative easing program.
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The ECB on Thursday announced a new quantitative easing program in a bid to boost growth.
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"Quantitative easing isn't a virus cure," said Thomas Graff, head of fixed income at Brown Advisory.
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"The quant term is kind of useless," says Anthony Morris, head of quantitative strategies at Nomura.
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The Federal Reserve in the United States had already used the strategy, known as quantitative easing.
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The less quantitative the process gets, the higher the potential for arbitrary factors to corrupt it.
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It has a strong quantitative estimate of the real-world effects of giving to the group.
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"To the extent investors believe that equity valuations have been fueled by years of quantitative easing, while yields have been pushed to artificially low levels, it may be difficult to persuade investors that the opposite policy — quantitative tightening — will have no meaningful market impact," Brown said.
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It's very hard to provide clear evidence that quantitative easing matters except that it's changing people's expectations.
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Credit Suisse's U.S. equity-focused macro team will also include Matthew Rothman, the bank's lead quantitative analyst.
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So $800 billion is -- $800 billion divided by 5003 means that's what quantitative easing is one cut.
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That means we've had would more rate hikes from quantitative tightening if Wu and Xia are right.
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"Investors are turning to alternatives, including quantitative strategies," said Christopher Palazzolo, principal at AQR Capital Management Europe.
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It's basically quantitative analysis for case outcomes, though it's "not Peter Thiel funding Hulk Hogan," Sheng said.
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Methodology: Whitman Insight Strategies conducted an online quantitative survey among 801 self-identifying LGBTQ Americans through Dynata.
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But many in the Republican party have also been sceptical of Fed policy, particularly of quantitative easing.
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Ahead of the meeting, President Donald Trump called for a 1% rate cut and more quantitative easing.
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It invites comments on the current rules, asks whether more quantitative assessments are needed and so forth.
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The ECB's $1.7 trillion euro quantitative easing programme has underpinned demand for German bonds, driving yields lower.
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These could include quantitative easing, credit easing or additional liquidity facilities for banks, Carney said on Thursday.
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We've survived a set of quantitative and qualitative visual challenges that were unknown to the Pictures Generation.
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Expectations for such policy action have raised questions about the need for quantitative easing in the country.
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The Fed was accused of starting a "currency war" when quantitative easing sent the dollar sharply lower.
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Take, for example, the famous open letter to Ben Bernanke demanding that he call off quantitative easing.
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IN 1662 a London haberdasher with an eye for numbers published the first quantitative account of death.
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That creates some space for the ECB, which faces a scarcity of bonds eligible for quantitative easing.
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So using quantitative easing to bail out the bankers was not a good use of $2100 trillion.
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Political scientists and data journalists have battled for years to supplant fact-free punditry with quantitative rigour.
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A quantitative analysis, like the one in the new study, could theoretically help policymakers figure this out.
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"QUANT" (quantitative) hedge funds, which craft elaborate algorithms to make trading decisions, rely on access to information.
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This could have massive implications for markets as we enter an age without the quantitative easing medicine.
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It could also restart the quantitative easing programme it wound down at the end of last year.
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He also founded SCT Capital Management, a firm that specializes in machine learning based quantitative-trading strategies.
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The bank has bought more than £400bn ($525bn) of government bonds under its programme of quantitative easing.
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Three volleys of so-called "quantitative easing" (QE) eventually swelled the balance-sheet to $4.5trn by 2015.
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The ECB is still buying its bonds under the quantitative-easing programme, albeit at a reduced rate.
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In other words, the way quantitative easing works is that somebody comes in and buys an asset.
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Soon the talk in America was of a second round of quantitative easing by the Federal Reserve.
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Rather than focus on short-term changes in quantitative indicators, we're on safer ground assessing structural conditions.
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"I think ending the quantitative tightening right here was also a good call," First Franklin's Ewing said.
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This meant that it missed its target for the second round of new quantitative easing (QE) purchases.
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The Soviet economy's quantitative controls, priorities and shortages were in fact the features of a war economy.
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The BOJ started its huge asset-buying program, dubbed "quantitative and qualitative easing" (QQE), in April 2013.
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TC: You've been investing in building a quantitative sourcing engine; what's the real value that it brings?
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Only with thorough and quantitative understanding can we properly assess the risks and identify appropriate mitigating actions.
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"Even though they won't say so, this shows that Quantitative Tightening will be slowed down," Gundlach said.
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The company once again passed this year's annual regulatory stress test on both quantitative and qualitative grounds.
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Luo joins from Deutsche Bank, where he was a managing director and global head of quantitative strategy.
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And with an online course like this one, you'll learn to apply that concept to quantitative trading.
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Market structure was also a concern, with clients worried about volatility selling strategies, quantitative investing, and ETFs.
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Right now, banks have to pass both a quantitative piece and a qualitative piece to pay dividends.
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" In April 2013, he burst through the proverbial ER doors, introducing "quantitative and qualitative monetary easing (QQE).
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Just 13 percent believe the Fed will either cut rates or launch another round of quantitative easing.
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In the coming years it will revolutionize our quantitative understanding of nuclear physics over a broad front.
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The Riksbank has already lowered its benchmark interest rate to -0.35% and expanded its quantitative-easing programme.
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The BOJ won't admit it, but it has reached the limits of quantitative easing and negative rates.
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I was in favor, with quantitative easing, of figuring out how to make some investments in infrastructure.
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The ECB also raised its quantitative easing program to 80 billion euro a month from 60 billion.
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With quantitative easing coming to a gradual end, investors are eagerly awaiting the bank's policy on reinvestments.
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The Fed carried out such "quantitative easing" even as it held interest rates at zero for years.
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In a statement, the council said it is ready to increase its quantitative easing program if needed.
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The Fed's balance sheet ballooned to $4.5 trillion as it bought bonds in its quantitative easing program.
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So the bank may once again deploy quantitative easing (or QE, meaning printing money to buy bonds).
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Other risks include geopolitics, a credit crunch, a more hawkish Fed and the end of quantitative easing.
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The reality is that finance is becoming a little bit more complex, more quantitative, with data science.
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And with North Korea, "you struggle as a person to quantify this," Samana, the quantitative analyst, said.
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"In order to gauge someone's tolerance for risk and volatility, you need some quantitative measures," he said.
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"The Q.E. trade is over," said Mr. Dehn, referring to the central bank policy of quantitative easing.
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The company uses quantitative research, like sales from auctions, to help investors build a diversified art portfolio.
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Since the crisis, quantitative easing has been an incredibly powerful tailwind for financial assets, particularly for stocks.
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Qube, a quantitative-oriented hedge fund owned by Credit Suisse, has just opened its doors for business.
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As finance minister, Hammond's support is required for any future expansion of the BoE's quantitative easing programme.
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The change in company leverage will directly affect some quantitative funds that use leverage as a screen.
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Quantitative forecasting models pegged her odds of victory near 90%, and betting markets approached an 80% probability.
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Rates have been at unprecedented low levels since quantitative easing began during the financial crisis in 22019.
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In quantitative terms, the program reduced arrests for violent offenses by 43 percent over the period studied.
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The current quantitative explosion of digital data streams requires new ways for this information to be visualized.
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Here's what Ernesto Ramox, head of Quantitative Equity Strategy of BMO Global Asset Management has to say.
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The bank said central banks around the world are looking to exit or taper quantitative easing programmes.
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Monetary authorities can go back to the print money and buy assets policy known as quantitative easing.
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A majority of the 25-member Governing Council probably lean toward a gradual end to quantitative easing.
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In 2008, the Fed engaged in quantitative easing by buying private-issuer mortgage securities in great quantities.
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The test consists of four sections: short-term memory, quantitative reasoning, verbal reasoning and abstract/visual reasoning.
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The Fed will end its efforts to shrink that portfolio, known as quantitative tightening, later this year.
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The central bank governor dismissed talk of quantitative easing as not appropriate for South Africa's economic conditions.
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Mr. Dromey, also 35, is a group leader of quantitative model management at Fidelity Investments in Boston.
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It is not surprising that quantitative technical and economic arguments converge on the centrality of human value.
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Quantitative easing and low interest rates did not cause a collapse of the dollar or spiraling inflation.
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Poloz said he will not dispute that the central bank's liquidity measures look like quantitative easing (QE).
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"Recklessly setting quantitative goals for transformation through education has been erroneously used" in some areas, she wrote.
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The groom, 33, is a quantitative strategist in the Greenwich office of Citadel, a global hedge fund.
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He graduated from the University of Michigan and received a master's degree in quantitative finance from Fordham.
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There's little question that the program, known as quantitative easing or "money printing," boosted the stock market.
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The nominees were scored across eight equally weighted quantitative metrics, including scalability, sales growth and workforce diversity.
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"It gives us quantitative information and insight into the properties of the atmosphere and the land surface."
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All but about $800 billion of that came in three rounds of purchases known as quantitative easing.
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In the winter, he shifts to the front office, preparing scouting reports in the quantitative analysis department.
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Quantitative easing, which involves pumping money into the system, contributed to rising prices for stocks and bonds.
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In addition to online courses, Chen leveraged online content such as finance/quantitative interview guides from Vault.
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Or is he watching how Fed policy is trending in #repo, #QE [quantitative easing], or even #Powell.
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D.E. Shaw, best known as a quantitative hedge fund, started carving out an activist practice last year.
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We need to combine the ambition of the pre-existing initiatives with the scale of Quantitative Easing.
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The ECB, meanwhile, has hinted at the possibility of tapering its quantitative easing program sometime next year.
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For now, the quantitative easing program will continue at the pace of 30 billion euros per month.
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Markets forecast a gradual reduction in the ECB's quantitative program as inflation expectations in the region increase.
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Zero interest rates, quantitative easing and the hyper-regulation of banks have woefully deformed our credit markets.
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But it stopped short of expanding its portfolio of bond holdings, a subtle form of quantitative easing.
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These funds focus on quantitative and other strategies that adopt a more rules-based approach to investing.
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I was a poet, and like poets everywhere, I ended up working at a quantitative hedge fund.
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There used to be predictable quantitative relationships between interest rates and exchange rates in global financial markets.
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When presented with the right quantitative information in the right ways, the public can handle the math.
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Quantitative evidence shows us why diversity is imperative: You can't have economic growth unless everyone is included.
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"Intestinal auto-intoxication is the toxaemia caused by qualitative or quantitative alterations in normal digestion", Combe insisted.
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When that didn't work, it pioneered techniques, like quantitative easing, to inject money into its financial system.
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While most designers work with InVision and Marvel, it's hard to turn those designs into a quantitative test.
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On Wednesday British Prime Minister Theresa May said low interest rates and quantitative easing have bad side-effects.
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It's quantitative easing which of course you know is a substitute for a euro bond at the moment.
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Since the credit crisis, interest rates have consistently moved lower due to quantitative easing and central bank intervention.
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The quantitative research team found that $1 invested in the Dogs strategy yielded $4.90 after 20 years vs.
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"If so, this quantitative tightening would have the effect of lowering the natural rate of interest," said Levorgna.
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Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute, a think-tank, calls analysis of its economy "essentially pre-quantitative".
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Such software could also help teachers by providing quantitative feedback on the effectiveness of their teaching, advocates say.
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The ECB's quantitative-easing programme gave the appearance of safety to all euro-zone government bonds, even Italy's.
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Under its "quantitative easing" program the ECB has been buying several billion euros of Italian bonds every month.
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Given the slowing American economy, the actions are reminiscent of the bond buying programs known as quantitative easing.
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However, it said it would start purchasing corporate bonds as part of its quantitative easing program in June.
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The Bank of Japan should then ramp up government bond purchases under its quantitative easing programme, he said.
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The most important drivers of interest rates are growth and inflation, with a tertiary impact from quantitative easing.
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METHODOLOGY: Whitman Insight Strategies fielded an online quantitative survey among 880 self-identifying LGBTQ Americans through Research Now.
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The company's website describes its method as "a combination of quantitative and qualitative techniques" to measure intangible value.
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And, in general, a quantitative easing is appropriate if you're going to expand the productivity of the economy.
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He also said quantitative easing (QE) or balance sheet expansion was not on the agenda at the moment.
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"The assessment of Fed policy has changed quite dramatically," said Peter Fertig, a consultant at Quantitative Commodity Research.
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"It should actually now be quantitative easing," said Trump, who has blasted the Fed for raising interest rates.
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Facebook should be able to learn through quantitative and qualitative research that this doesn't make me feel good.
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Quantitative measurements of change do matter because they enable you to use extrinsic motivation, anchoring and loss aversion.
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Mr Andrews's quantitative work on these problems seeks to weigh out the appropriate salt per unit of splashiness.
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People with majors in math, economics or a quantitative science should strongly consider a career in this area.
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"Rate hikes with quantitative tightening will be a lot of tightening for the markets to digest," Anderson said.
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Other factors that affected market psyche were concerns about the European Central Bank ending its quantitative easing program.
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In the midst of the crisis, central banks stepped in with quantitative-easing programmes to buy financial assets.
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He was studying the quantum mechanics of spin crystals when his summer mentor introduced him to quantitative trading.
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In October the Fed began to reverse quantitative easing (QE), purchases of financial assets with newly created money.
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From then, you had the monetization, quantitative easing, essentially monetization, producing of money to make up that gap.
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Singer contended that low interest rates and quantitative easing have exacerbated slow growth after the global financial crisis.
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Only eight months later the BOJ was forced to adopt quantitative easing to battle a domestic banking crisis.
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While these quantitative results are encouraging for Verlinde's theory, they are only a first step towards its validation.
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Or you could have a technology that gives you a more quantitative answer about the mixtures of chemicals.
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But stock fund investors have earned only 4.1% per year, according to Dalbar's Quantitative Analysis of Investor Behavior.
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There is some numbers, but there is also a better qualitative and quantitative assessment of product and technology.
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It also said it was looking at a reintroduction of a quantitative easing program in the coming months.
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The alternative investment firm named Fabian Dori as quantitative strategist and portfolio manager within its systematic trading group.
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Prior to Thursday's announcement, there was speculation the ECB might extend the deadline on its quantitative easing program.
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On Wednesday, Trump tweeted, "They must Cut Rates bigger and faster, and stop their ridiculous quantitative tightening NOW."
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Bodyguard is, far and away, one of the most electrifying shows on Netflix — and we have quantitative proof.
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The Chancellor also told CNBC he can't definitively say whether or not he will approve more quantitative easing.
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It's future-obsessed and forward-thinking, it's technical and quantitative, it's market-oriented, it's simultaneously practical and utopian.
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That will allow institutional investors who do not have their own algorithms to tap into quantitative trading strategies.
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I think that mathematical models are a good way of thinking about complex quantitative and sometimes qualitative phenomena.
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We are concerned another bout of ECB QE (quantitative easing) will be negative, not positive for the banks.
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In December, the bank disappointed investors after it said it would not add to its quantitative easing program.
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Inflows into its European and Emerging Market equity funds were more than offset by outflows from quantitative funds.
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REACTING TO IT. WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT QUANTITATIVE EASING, IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A TEMPORARY HEALING PROCESS.
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The 22019 financial crisis prompted new measures to fight deflation, including quantitative easing and negative interest rate policies.
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Powell had suggested that the shrinkage — known colloquially as quantitative tightening — would be on autopilot, predictable but ongoing.
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After decades of zero interest rates and quantitative easing-style asset purchases, Japan is still mired in deflation.
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That creates some space for the central bank, which faces a scarcity of eligible bonds for quantitative easing.
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Research could provide valuable information to policymakers through analyses that explore qualitative and quantitative data about immigrant children.
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The ECB ended its three-year long bond-buying program in December last year, known as quantitative easing.
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They published their findings in a recent paper in Historical Methods: A Journal of Quantitative and Interdisciplinary History.
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The market takes a lot of comfort from the wave of quantitative easing around the world, she said.
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But QMA, the quantitative-investment business of Prudential's $1.3 trillion PGIM division, won't be part of that group.
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Private demand has been left to pick up the slack since the Fed ended quantitative easing in 2016.
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The Fed launched quantitative easing (QE), ultimately buying trillions of dollars of government bonds and mortgage-backed securities.
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In a study published in the Journal of Quantitative Criminology, researchers found that when officers in Rialto, Calif.
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The Abt study is the most comprehensive quantitative analysis of the costs of affordable housing development to date.
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Helped by investments in electronic trading, prime brokerage and quantitative services, J.P. Morgan has climbed the global rankings.
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Goldman Sachs' Quantitative Investing Strategies group is one of the Wall Street bank's biggest and fast-growing units.
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"Carlisle is best known as the author of "The Acquirer's Multiple, Concentrated Investing, Deep Value, and Quantitative Value.
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Quantitative easing pushes down yields and interest rates, which in theory encourages borrowing and pushes up consumer prices.
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Policymakers and regulators need to incorporate more quantitative, objective cybersecurity performance data into the policy and regulatory process.
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"It just shows another cascading unintentional negative effect of quantitative easing, negative rates and regulation," the investor said.
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The Fed's balance sheet remains at the enormous size to which it grew during multiple quantitative-easing operations.
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Goldman Sachs' Quantitative Investing Strategies group is one of the Wall Street bank's biggest and fastest-growing units.
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The groom, 2144, is a quantitative strategist at Blue Mountain Capital Management, a hedge fund in New York.
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The groom, 31, is a quantitative strategist at Blue Mountain Capital Management, a hedge fund in New York.
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Investors are widely expecting a rate cut to a record low 0.25% and the launch of quantitative easing.
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The central bank is expected to lower rates as well as unveil a new round of quantitative easing.
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That contrasts with the end of 2014 and early 2016 - when the ECB last ramped up quantitative easing.
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The groom, 35, is a vice president at Two Sigma, a quantitative hedge fund based in New York.
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Mr. Schwartz, 40, is a research consultant in New York focusing on quantitative methods in the finance industry.
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In another action from the financial-crisis playbook, the Fed launched a massive $250 billion quantitative easing program.
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In another action from the financial-crisis playbook, the Fed launched a massive $700 billion quantitative easing program.
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They all study the basic quantitative information, such as heat maps, possession statistics, pass counts and player tendencies.
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The central bank is reinstituting quantitative easing and providing all the support it can to stabilize credit markets.
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Those large-scale asset purchases are known as quantitative easing (QE), with the aim of stimulating the economy.
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That effort, known as quantitative easing, or Q.E., was meant to lift the economy at a difficult moment.
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Schlossberg says the situation can be directly pinned on quantitative easing and other easy-money central bank policies.
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DOT PLOT A dot plot shows the distribution of quantitative data by plotting points on a number line.
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The teams invest using three main styles: "quantitative" computer algorithms, traditional human stock-picking, and shorter-term trading.
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"Absolute bans and quantitative restrictions of an activity normally constitute a measure of last resort," the commission said.
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"We're not crazy pointed-hair scientists," said Chen, whose quantitative investment firm manages about $43 billion in assets.
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The Federal Reserve gambled on what's known as quantitative easing in order to help the housing market recover.
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This figure probably understates the shift given that traditional funds, like Point22007, have adopted a partly quantitative approach.
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On the other hand, managed trade, quantitative targets, bilateral deals, this is not what a global world needs.
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That effort, known as quantitative easing, has sought to inject cash into the eurozone economy and bolster growth.
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The dissenter: Amy Webb, quantitative futurist and professor of strategic foresight at the NYU Stern School of Business
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"When the next crisis hits, increasing quantitative easing and making rates even more negative wont work," Holzmann added.
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Compare this with the $4 trillion in securities that the US Federal Reserve has bought through Quantitative Easing.
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Since the Bank of Japan launched a massive quantitative easing program in 2013, the country has exited deflation.
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They've been facing headwinds as central banks around the world raising interest rates and ending quantitative easing programs.
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The quantitative strategist's six-month price target for the is 2,215, representing 10.5 percent downside from Thursday's close.
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U.S. markets are too complacent about rising interest rates and "quantitative tightening," an expert told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Last month the Bank cut rates for the first time since 2009 and restarted its quantitative easing program.
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Bartsch said quantitative easing may not have been the booster to risk assets that many thought it was.
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From NLP and sentiment analysis recommendations to quantitative training and computer vision, this bundle leaves no stone unturned.
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You could have students research topics that interest them, find relevant quantitative data and create their own graphs.
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The maturation of the Fed's balance sheet has been dubbed quantitative tightening (QT), the inverse of QE. If the latter had a large positive effect on the economy through a suppression of interest rates, it is highly likely that quantitative tightening will possibly have a similar-sized but opposite impact.
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Tsipras wants reforms to achieve debt restructuring and to get Greece into the European Central Bank's quantitative easing program.
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If demand dips, the Bank of England can still cut interest rates or launch another blast of quantitative easing.
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The market would be in a different place if it was determined by the weighted average of quantitative benefits.
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The Swedish central bank decided Wednesday to keep its interest rate unchanged, but its extending its quantitative easing program.
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"There's a very tight group within the Republican Party that believes quantitative easing has run its course," Staley said.
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"It's really a quantitative debate about how much of this non-genetic information goes through in humans," he said.
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Using the quantitative tool Kensho, CNBC PRO searched for seasonality patterns in the market during the month of March.
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Quantitative easing (QE) programs have injected trillions of dollars of reserves into the system through the purchase of bonds.
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And admittedly, the quantitative political science literature finds a more mixed general election effect for party "divisiveness" in primaries.
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With quantitative easing due to expire at the end of September, policymakers have been debating what to do next.
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But even as a humanities student, I had to take a class to fulfill a the quantitative course requirement.
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Francisco replied that the bureau's experts couldn't conclude Ross's plan would be worse to a level of quantitative certainty.
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Having exhausted the scope to cut interest rates, central bankers turned to quantitative easing (creating money to buy bonds).
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Quantamize, a quantitative investment research firm, uses cloud and quantum computing to identify factors that identify reliable dividend payers.
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Carlip is working on a quantitative model of spacetime foam to supplement the theoretical model currently on the table.
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This allows retailers to understand from a quantitative perspective which products are selling well, and quickly generate re-orders.
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Their first move was to adopt quantitative easing, the purchase of assets to drive down longer-term borrowing costs.
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Low yields on government bonds as a result of quantitative easing have drawn investors into riskier sorts of paper.
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The introduction of quantitative easing (QE) after the financial crisis inspired a rush into higher-yielding emerging-market bonds.
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They can be illuminating or deceptive, coldly quantitative or hauntingly evocative (and in the right hands, both at once).
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But when he says that, he doesn't mean the fourth iteration of quantitative easing, he means QE four-ever.
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Economists say the bank may cut interest rates to 0.25 percent or 0.00 percent, or even reintroduce quantitative easing.
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The combination of low rates and quantitative easing (QE) has been helpful for markets ever since the financial crisis.
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Facing an adverse shock, the Bank of England can cut interest rates and use quantitative easing, boosting bond prices.
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The quantitative and mental models of supply and demand they rely on likewise leave little room for such considerations.
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Kron said EOG has committed to setting qualitative targets this year and quantitative — or more concrete — targets next year.
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"I'm not going to claim I know much about the stock market or quantitative trading in general," he laughs.
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It is a quantitative assessment that uses data supplied by participating companies and a statistical methodology to score participants.
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The European Central Bank held its key interest rates and its quantitative easing (QE) program steady, matching investor expectations.
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The ECB is already spending billions through its quantitative-easing programme to stimulate the economy and ward off deflation .
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The long era of quantitative easing (QE) has caused investors to look at asset classes in a different way.
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We expect the ECB to adjust its eligibility criteria and continue quantitative easing beyond its current March 2017 horizon.
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The company's exclusive blend of quantitative forecasting and trend analysis provides forward-looking insight for thousands of decision makers.
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"I'd like to see a large cut, and I'd like to see quantitative tightening immediately stopped," Trump said Tuesday.
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The program, known in the markets as quantitative easing, took the balance sheet past $4.5 trillion at one point.
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In addition, future rounds of quantitative easing and bond purchases by the Bank of England will prove less effective.
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But we are conscious of the impacts that quantitative easing has and we will use it carefully and cautiously.
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This was supposed to be the year of global quantitative tightening, but things are drifting in the opposite direction.
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It is on uncharted ground after running up the total through three rounds of quantitative easing from 2008-2014.
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The European Central Bank's projected end to its quantitative easing program, due in December, is also on the horizon.
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Second, the European Central Bank has carried out quantitative easing—creating money to buy financial assets—since March 2015.
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Fenrich is joining quantitative hedge fund AQR Capital Management as its chief legal officer, according to an AQR spokeswoman.
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Those findings are based on a prominent quantitative approach to measuring the views of the justices — Martin-Quinn scores.
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In December, the ECB failed to meet market expectations for the bank to strengthen its quantitative easing (QE) program.
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So at the time when many VCs are evaluating a startup for possible investment, qualitative evaluations dwarf quantitative ones.
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That prevents the use of unconventional monetary policies such as quantitative easing—the printing of money to buy bonds.
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The process is similar to the tapering it did of the monthly bond-buying program known as quantitative easing.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve began tapering its quantitative easing program in 2013 and officially ended it in late 2014.
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He uses quantitative analysis to find stocks that have strong sales and positive earnings outlooks with moderate valuation multiples.
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Now, three years of improvements to the apparatus have "allowed for the quantitative check of Hawking's predictions," Steinhauer said.
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In 2010, the end of the Fed's first quantitative-easing programme prompted an outbreak of pessimism in financial markets.
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Quantitative funds are all the rage lately, trading billions of dollars in assets and making headlines in recent weeks.
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Since 2008 academics have, with varying degrees of success, tried to bring more quantitative rigour to his instability hypothesis.
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They are incredibly good at figuring out through trial and error how to achieve a human-specified quantitative goal.
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Studies suggest central bank support for asset prices, via quantitative easing, has increased inequality in both America and Britain.
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The Federal Reserve cut interest rates to zero and launched three asset-purchasing programs (quantitative easing) after the crisis.
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Now he will head the quant unit as well as oversee equity quantitative research and the global trading groups.
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Less well known is the fact that the first quantitative, systematic medical study of exercise took place aboard them.
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Another senior White House official described the process of determining which incumbents to endorse as twofold: qualitative and quantitative.
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The results fall in line with what researchers suspected, but this is the first time there was quantitative proof.
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"Gold investors are leaving safe-havens and sailing into more risky waters," Quantitative Commodity Research analyst Peter Fertig said.
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For now, quantitative easing will continue at the pace of 30 billion euros ($36.72 billion) per month until September.
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Congress and Defense leaders must fund the sexual assault prevention programs that are wielding quantitative success and brandishing results.
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The European Central Bank is deciding when and how quickly to wind back its expansive quantitative easing (QE) program.
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But the quantitative importance of current trade barriers for U.S. economic growth thus far appears to be quite limited.
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I say sort of, because there weren't enough details in either case to do any kind of quantitative analysis.
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Passive and quantitative investing accounts for about 60 percent, more than double the share a decade ago, he said.
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Investors in the hedge fund wanted to take a more quantitative approach to their asset-allocation process, Dwyer said.
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He also said he hoped Greece could take part in the ECB's quantitative easing programme (QE) "possibly in July".
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It is an executive branch appointment charged with oversight, not an academic job to break ground in quantitative research.
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"The TLAC minimum requirement has been set (...) on the basis of quantitative impact assessment," the French-Italian paper said.
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How to find innovative companiesBennett highlighted a few qualitative and quantitative ways he unearths a company's level of innovation.
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The European Central Bank is deciding when and how quickly to wind back its expansive quantitative easing (QE) programme.
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He would later be heavily criticized for raising interest rates in 2008 and 2011, and not implementing quantitative easing.
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Most of those assets consist of the Treasurys and mortgage-backed securities it purchased during its quantitative easing program.
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Nor can it be assessed on the quantitative scales of visitor figures, market values, or the circulation of works.
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However, analysts believe that the ECB's decision to detail their corporate bonds purchases will affect its quantitative easing program.
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At that time, the bank also said that its quantitative easing program would stay in place until September 2018.
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The ECB is largely expected to cut rates with some experts forecasting a restart to its quantitative easing program.
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He notes that these forces are largely driven by options and quantitative strategies, of which he's a keen student.
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Now researchers have published a quantitative study of war's consequences for African animals — the first multi-decade, continentwide analysis.
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Vicki Salemi, career expert for Monster, said you should already know the quantitative ways that your company measures performance.
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The RBA had cut interest rates to a record low of 0.25% and announced a foray into quantitative easing.
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The Federal Reserve also used quantitative easing and other new monetary tools to bring down long-term interest rates.
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The Riksbank already holds around 50% of outstanding government debt after a substantial quantitative easing programme launched in 2015.
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Mr. Chen, also 30, is a founder and partner at Ansatz Capital, a quantitative trading firm, in New York.
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The directionality of stock market returns and the currency has been mostly positive, particularly pre-quantitative easing, Barclays noted.
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Not so fast, say researchers at Research Affiliates, a quantitative and "smart beta" fund manager run by Rob Arnott.
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" CRAIG HOYDA, SENIOR QUANTITATIVE ANALYST, ABERDEEN STANDARD INVESTMENTS "Mid single digits profits growth supports equities hence we are overweight.
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In all honesty, that was the right strategy for the last couple of years when we had quantitative easing.
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The BOJ later had to restart quantitative easing and broaden it, and today is nowhere close to ending purchases.
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First, national central banks own 90 percent of the bonds bought as part of the ECB's quantitative easing scheme.
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He's more familiar with writing talking points for politicians than discussing the details of things such as quantitative easing.
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Analysts are expecting some guidance on when the bank might announce an exit from its quantitative easing (QE) program.
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Quantitative and technical skills both made the top 10, alongside other "soft" skills like initiative, verbal communication and leadership.
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Four of the world's five largest—Bridgewater, AQR, Two Sigma and Renaissance—were founded specifically to use quantitative methods.
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The app's quantitative approach made cooking a simple, combinatorial thing, an equation with variables waiting to be filled in.
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The magnitude of the purchases resembles the quantitative easing program the Fed conducted during and after the financial crisis.
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Meanwhile, the European Central Bank (ECB) is widely expected to scale back its quantitative easing (QE) program in 2017.
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Harder to measure is the effect on management smugness, which does not lend itself to a highly quantitative study.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's economy will rely less on quantitative stimulus in future, its central bank governor said on Friday.
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The Federal Reserve started to tighten in 2013, tapering its quantitative-easing programme and, from 2015, raising interest rates.
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The small numbers and lack of an available control group would anyway make it tricky to draw quantitative conclusions.
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The balance sheet was built up with Fed asset purchases, or quantitative easing, during and after the Great Recession.
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"Would be sooo great if the Fed would further lower interest rates and quantitative ease," Trump tweeted Dec. 17.
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So the quantitative evidence is that Russian interference in the form of trolling and ads was probably not bad.
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It could carry out some type of quantitative easing program, as it did before, to enlarge the balance sheet.
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HE WAS A LITTLE BIT LESS CONVINCED THAN SOME OF HIS COLLEAGUES THAT THE QUANTITATIVE TIGHTENING WOULD BE SMOOTH.
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"There have been some unison screams this year," says Wesley Chan, a quantitative fund manager at Acadian Asset Management.
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One example of this was between 2008 and 2014, when the Fed engaged in a technique called quantitative easing.
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Again, the great question I think is referencing that in the beginning of this conversation around being quantitative here.
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BECAUSE MR. DRAGHI HAS SAID ASTONISHINGLY THAT THEY'RE GOING TO CONTINUE 73 BILLION EUROS PER MONTH OF QUANTITATIVE EASING AT LEAST UNTIL SEPTEMBER AND THEN HE THREW IN, JUST TO PUT A CHERRY ON TOP OF THE CAKE OF STIMULUS, HE SAID, AND NEGATIVE RATES WELL PAST THE END OF QUANTITATIVE EASING.
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Its devotees, too, rail against a discredited priesthood and its vices—in this case, central bankers and quantitative easing (QE).
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To find the stocks most levered to the commodity, CNBC Pro used Kensho, a quantitative tool used by hedge funds.
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This has contributed to a reduction in staff in trading rooms and a shift towards hiring quantitative analysts, often mathematicians.
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His quantitative easing program, which involved creating new money to buy assets such as government bonds, only ended in December.
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As much as possible, we based our review on previous quantitative synthesis of the scientific literature -- so-called meta-analyses.
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"QE (quantitative easing) will not last forever", Coeure said on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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In 2014, once they terminated the quantitative easing program, the chatter started about when they might start raising interest rates.
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Launched amid fears of deflation, the ECB's quantitative easing scheme depressed borrowing costs and induced firms to borrow and invest.
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In other news, the European Central Bank on Thursday said it was to formally end its vast quantitative easing program.
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The report is based on a quantitative metric, linked to survey data and policy, that doesn't incorporate the election results.
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A Reuters poll indicated Monday that traders expect another announcement reducing the ECB's quantitative easing program as early as April.
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The debate on the central bank ending its quantitative easing (QE) program has now moved to when rather than should.
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The models provided quantitative proof that humpbacks socially learn new behaviors, and actually share traditions or quirks with one another.
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While banks have aggressively pushed quantitative easing along with zero and negative interest rate policies, the results have been uneven.
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Instead, the program tries to look at basic data about a student, and then run them through a quantitative challenge.
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Launched amid fears of deflation, the ECB's quantitative easing scheme depressed borrowing costs and induced firms to borrow and invest.
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Since 22019 it has stimulated the euro-zone economy by buying bonds worth €2.6trn ($3trn) under its quantitative-easing programme.
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HARUHIKO KURODA: I must say that the-- before we introduced quantitative and qualitative monetary easing in 2013, yen was overvalued.
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Speculation is rife that the Bank of England could also head for a new round of quantitative easing within months.
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A: The ECB should extend Quantitative Easing in their December meeting and I think that will have a continued effect.
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At the very time we should be honing and sharpening quantitative reasoning skills we punch students into algebra, geometry, calculus.
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Most commentators view a large balance-sheet, which is the result of quantitative easing (QE), as an extraordinary economic stimulus.
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This was important, he said, as investors had started to worry that central banks would call time on quantitative easing.
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Rasheed Sabar built and manages a successful quantitative trading hedge fund and co-founded the data science startup Correlation One.
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