Those premium subsidies rise in value as plan prices increase.
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Companies that do so see their stocks rise in value afterward.
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This is after the cryptocurrency's meteoric rise in value last year.
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"The rise in value is higher than any bank interest," he said.
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A quintuple rise in value isn't normal — but it's a hot startup.
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Those countries often borrow in U.S. dollars, which often rise in value alongside rates.
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Bitcoin has experienced a meteoric rise in value over the last couple of weeks.
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The tokens could rise in value simply because there's limited supply and more demand.
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"Fraud has followed the art world because of the rise in value," Wittman said.
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An asset could rise in value for decades without being subject to a tax.
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Dimon declined to comment on Trump's criticism or the rise in value of his holdings.
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When investors' perceptions of a bank's creditworthiness improved, its liabilities would in theory rise in value.
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Gold is a safe haven investment and tends to rise in value during times of uncertainty.
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Researchers have concluded Bitcoin's original rise in value may have been largely due to market manipulation.
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The rise in value happened during a career transition when I wasn't making any new contributions.
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Some of the cities expected to rise in value and popularity are Reno, Nashville, and Philadelphia.
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Call options indicate bets that an asset will rise in value and are also used to hedge.
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Tria said there was room to avoid implementing an unpopular rise in value-added tax next year.
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This potential good news has increased consumer confidence in cryptocurrencies, contributing to their associated rise in value.
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Were this human capital valued on financial markets, it too would rise in value when interest rates fall.
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At that time Bitcoin was staging a spectacular rise in value, reaching a peak of $19,187 on Dec.
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So if these were publicly traded companies, there would be (almost) no reason for drastic rise in value.
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The rapid rise in value of cryptocurrencies this year has driven fears of a bubble that could burst.
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"I think that used cars could actually rise in value if tariffs were to come in place," Hallett said.
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One way of making this happen is to create deflation, ie, to let money rise in value over time.
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If tokens rise in value after an ICO (generally a function of supply-and-demand), then investors make money.
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Fidelity's estimated valuations tend to fluctuate, with companies marked down one month only to rise in value the next.
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The unit's chicken and pork sales to China registered a 46% rise in value in dollar terms, JBS said.
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Whereas older people have seen their homes rise in value, the young have struggled to get on the property ladder.
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It can rise in value only if the price of everything else falls, a deflationary pressure also characteristic of recessions.
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London property has been viewed for years as a safe-haven for foreign investors' money, certain to rise in value.
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Being long a currency means traders believe it will rise in value, while being short points to a bearish bias.
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Being long a currency means traders believe it will rise in value, while being short points to a bearish bias.
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If it threatens to raise rates, sterling could steady or even rise in value, thereby easing the upward pressure on inflation.
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Christopher Stanton, chief investment officer at Sunrise Capital Partners LLC, on Monday bought derivatives that rise in value if volatility picks up.
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Correction (March 4th 2019): The original version of this story said Barrick's shares only managed a 22% rise in value since 2014.
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Stamps with misprints and stamps associated with a certain historical period — say, prerevolution Russia or colonial India — tend to rise in value.
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To be long on a currency means traders believe it will rise in value, while being short points to a bearish bias.
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Around $22 billion of the rise in value was from higher prices in the EU's Emissions Trading System, the world's largest carbon market.
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Sizemore prefers long/short strategies that buy stocks that managers expect will rise in value (long), while shorting those they expect will fall.
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Most stocks that rise in value that fast tend to be smaller companies with a bigger chance to grow dramatically in coming years.
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Stamps with misprints and stamps associated with a certain historical period — say, pre-revolution Russia or colonial India — tend to rise in value.
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Supporters of the DBCFT say their tax on imports and exemption for exports isn't anti-trade because the dollar will rise in value.
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China on Monday banned ICOs, which have raised $2.16 billion this year, and have helped fuel the rapid rise in value of cryptocurrencies.
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Subsidized customers are generally insulated either totally or mostly from the price hikes because their subsidies rise in value as the premiums increase.
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That's led to an increase in demand that makes a watch with a unique patina often rise in value faster than one without.
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The rise in value has been astonishing, from $8.74 when Breakingviews first wrote on bitcoin in 2011, to over $5003,500 on Thursday morning.
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His economic advisers have also expressed concern about how taxing imports could affect consumer prices and the dollar, which would rise in value.
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"With Obama and Bernanke destroying the value of the dollar, gold and real estate should continue to rise in value," he tweeted in 2012.
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Despite its recent dip, the cryptocurrency has impressed skeptics and believers alike in its monumental rise in value since its creation nine years ago.
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The stake in Didi should rise in value, and Uber can take a share of Chinese growth without having to spend another tuppence there.
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If they are collectible items, which are expected to rise in value, they cannot also be attractive alternatives to government-regulated mediums of exchange.
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Long dedicated to "designer" pieces that can (and do) rise in value this choice to go completely custom is long overdue and very important.
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Be smart: Annualized house price volatility is much greater than the amount you can expect a home to rise in value over the long term.
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That apparently isn't fazing some investors who are subscribing to the new view that bonds are investments that can only rise in value — like stocks.
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It also wants to avoid triggering a planned rise in value-added tax (VAT), agreed with Brussels by the previous government to meet budget goals.
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Call options are typically bought by investors who believe a stock will rise in value and puts are generally used to hedge against a dip.
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Of the 40-odd China-based firms to list on AIM over the past decade, only a handful have seen their shares rise in value.
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To be long an asset is to effectively bet that it will rise in value and to be short is to bet it will depreciate.
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Otting also called the rapid rise in value of bitcoin and other digital currencies a "phenomenon" that had limited implications for banks as of now.
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Solid Alternative Compared to Government Policy In China, the tightly-controlled yuan is another reason why cryptocurrency prices have experienced their unprecedented rise in value.
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Comcast is offering cash, while Disney is paying with its stock, which could carry some tax benefits and rise in value in the long run.
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Otting also said the rapid rise in value of bitcoin and other digital currencies a "phenomenon" that had limited implications for banks as of now.
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Grams, which have a finite supply, will theoretically rise in value as more people use them on the network and as demand for the currency increases.
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As ethereum and cryptocurrencies in general continue to rise in value and garner mainstream attention, we're sure to see more hackers come along for the ride.
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The hope is that once that product is launched, the associated tokens will rise in value, leaving those who bought them early with a tidy profit.
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Second, planning restrictions, local campaigns against new developments and developers sitting on land they think will rise in value have conspired to make new housing scarce.
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A five-times rise in value isn't normal, and it's a rare spike in what are generally tough times for the financial technology, or fintech, industry.
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He says an investment in your kids' sports career is much different than buying a stock or mutual fund, and expecting it to rise in value.
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His lawsuit claims that large contemporary art museums violate anti-trust laws, by working with galleries to benefit financially when work by certain artists rise in value.
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The rapid rise in value of cryptocurrency has created a great deal of buzz — as well as a lot of wealth for some investors — in recent years.
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Investing in crypto is still risky and volatile -- let's recall bitcoin's infamous rise in value to $20,000 late last year and its current price of under $5,000.
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As time progresses and the years go by, certain cars start to see a rise in value and become vintage, collectible items that can make great investments.
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A short position is effectively a bet that the price of an asset will fall, and a long position is a bet it will rise in value.
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With bitcoin's meteoric rise in value, some investors are wondering if using it to purchase another digital asset means they can delay paying taxes on their gains.
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And yet at the same time, the whole system depends on an initial speculative phase in which outsiders are betting on the token to rise in value.
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Notably, Ms. Warren's Medicare for all funding plan also includes an idea to require investors to pay capital gains taxes each year as their assets rise in value.
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Commodity Futures Trading Commission data show that funds have amassed a huge net long position in the Mexican peso, effectively a bet that it will rise in value.
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But for the most part, buyers are being driven by speculation that Bitcoin and its peers will rise in value if Facebook's crypto offering Libra becomes a hit.
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CAIRO, April 20 (Reuters) - Egypt's currency weakened on the black market on Wednesday as traders speculated on a coming devaluation and hoarded dollars they believe will rise in value.
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Those secondary sales are important because it's unclear if SpaceX ever intends to go public and give investors a way to make money off the company's rise in value.
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Fueled by countless movies revolving around superheros, villains, and anti-heros, and the increasing popularity of events like Comic Con, the comic book market continues to rise in value.
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The steep rise in value was largely attributed to an anticipated ruling by the Securities and Exchange Commission on a proposed bitcoin investment fund, headed up by the Winklevoss twins.
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With no end in sight for this form of Japanese monetary policy, digital currencies have and are currently being used as an alternative asset class, driving their rise in value.
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Emerging markets like Bushwick and Greenpoint are also showing strength, added Rory Golod, the New York general manager for Compass, and are likely to rise in value in future years.
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Mr. Knutzen at Neuberger Berman recommended Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, which are Treasury notes and bonds that rise in value if inflation goes up, and debt issued in emerging economies.
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On Monday, Apple's call options, typically bought by investors who believe a stock will rise in value, outnumbered puts by a 1.6-to-1 margin, slightly more than the recent average.
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Carney challenged that assumption in his speech on Monday, saying almost all people whose savings income had been hit by low rates had gained from a rise in value of assets.
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The rise in value of these five companies alone accounted for more than 2900 percent of the total returns of the S&P 500 this year, through the end of November.
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Luckily for Duque, ample global liquidity and low international interest rates have so far helped Colombian assets rise in value during his term, despite uncertainty about whether fiscal targets will be met.
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The tech investor noted that when Silicon Valley tech stocks crashed after a rapid rise in value in the late 1990's, no one questioned the internet as an essential future platform.
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Vítor Constâncio, vice-president of the European Central Bank, last Friday called bitcoin "an instrument of speculation" and said its sharp rise in value was akin to the 17th-century tulip craze.
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There was a brief sweet spot, from about February to late April of this year, when ether was profitable to mine, but hadn't attracted mainstream attention for its meteoric rise in value.
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It's distributing its own crypto tokens to incentivize artists that join early, as well as the node operators, with the insinuation that these might rise in value if the service grows popular.
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The currency's rise in value is not a driving force behind the initiative, Stern said, noting that the integration is part of Fidelity's wider efforts around cryptocurrencies and their underlying technology blockchain.
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Sales of rum showed a 53% rise in value and 3.3% rise in volume, while sales of gin increased by 7.6% in value and 2.4% in volume, boosted by innovation and higher qualities.
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The rise in value of instant noodles was deemed a result of "punitive frugality" by Michael Gibson-Light, a doctoral candidate at the University of Arizona who was behind the investigation, published Monday.
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After bans from services like Google, GoDaddy, and PayPal, some on the far-right turned to the decentralized cryptocurrency to conduct transactions, reaping a financial windfall in the process with bitcoin's rise in value.
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Most of these new digital offerings, however, are used for speculation - investors hoping the currency will gain popularity and then rise in value - rather than buying and selling tangible goods and services, Narayanan said.
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Afterwards Panos Kammenos, defence minister and leader of the right-wing Independent Greeks, Syriza's coalition partner, blasted the rise in value-added taxes on small Aegean islands—which he had just voted for—as "criminal".
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We see gold as the most stable of currencies, likely to continue to rise in value relative to the euro, yen, U.S. dollar and, indeed, relative to the ruble, pound, Brazilian real, Indian rupee, et al.
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CREDIT RATING AT RISK Luckily for Duque, ample global liquidity and low international interest rates have so far helped Colombian assets rise in value during his term, despite uncertainty about whether fiscal targets will be met.
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The rise in value appeared to occur following reports that Swiss banking giant UBS would lead an Ethereum-based blockchain platform alongside other firms including Barclays, Credit Suisse, KBC, Swiss stock exchange SIX and Thomson Reuters.
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"Most people are buying Bitcoin, not because of a belief in its future as a global currency, but because they expect it to rise in value," a note from economists at Capital Economics said on Wednesday.
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These tokens sell on the promise that they will be used to implement some blockchain-based product, but in reality, people buy them mostly because they think the currencies will rise in value and make them rich.
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With a lot of planning and a lot of luck, these cryptocurrencies can rise in value and, if the token sale is structured correctly, this gives companies a little bit more funding than they had before they started.
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Lightspeed also would sell some of its existing investment in the company to a different investor, although the exact reason for that remains in dispute (what isn't disputed is that Lightspeed's sold shares would later rise in value).
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Britain was a bright spot, posting a 13.4 percent rise in value terms in July, as the fall in the pound triggered by the June vote to leave the European Union created a price gap with other markets.
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Part of the debate is whether coin buyers are merely buying the tokens like a stock, in expectation they will rise in value, or are actually holding the tokens as a way to participate in a blockchain project.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge funds turned their most bullish on the euro in well over six years last week, betting it will rise in value and put a gloss on what has so far been a mediocre year for returns.
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They could pocket up to $30,000 a year (Tesla would keep 25% to 30% ) and their cars will rise in value — up to $250,000 within 3 years, Musk claims — as more self-driving capabilities are added via software updates.
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BRASILIA, Aug 16 (Reuters) - Hedge funds and speculators on U.S. futures markets have almost completely wound down their bets that the Brazilian real will rise in value, weekly data from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission showed on Friday.
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While they tend to rise in value when the underlying contract goes up, the point of the trade was not necessarily to get oil prices up past $260 a barrel, but to sell when premiums rose if oil, as predicted, surged.
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Kik's defense hinges on who used the company's cryptocurrency to make purchases through its messaging service versus which of the 10,000 acquirers of Kin currency at the time of the token offering were speculating on the cryptocurrency's potential rise in value.
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COLOMBO, March 8 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, saying his country must break out of a debt trap, on Tuesday announced a rise in value added tax (VAT) and said the government will impose a capital gains tax.
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As finance minister, Morawiecki has overseen a rise in value-added tax collection of more than 20 percent so far this year, helping fund the government's popular child-subsidy program, cheaper medicine for the elderly, and a cut in the retirement age.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The currencies of Sweden and Norway are set to rise in value against the euro over the next 12 months, but will see short-term weakness against the U.S. dollar following the Brexit vote, a Reuters poll found on Tuesday.
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Stock-based compensation has its roots in the early days of Silicon Valley, when startups could not afford to pay employees much, if anything, and asked them instead to take a small piece of the company that might rise in value later.
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So if one index fund family decides to spend a lot of money on corporate governance research and campaigns, their peers can get a free ride, enjoying the extra fee income as shares rise in value but funding none of the underlying costs.
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Nigeria released an Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) for 2017 to 2020 in early March which called for an increase in taxation on luxury goods and a potential rise in value-added tax but economists have said that won't be enough.
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Earlier this month, Nigeria released an Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) for 2017 to 2020, which called for an increase in taxation on luxury goods and a potential rise in value-added tax but economists have said that won't be enough.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Most financial market credit officers surveyed by the Federal Reserve in November said their big clients were exposed to emerging markets but were scaling back bets emerging market assets would rise in value, the U.S. central bank said on Thursday.
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Contrarian investors who go against the flow argue that the bombed-out valuations in some of the most sold off emerging markets such as Brazil present an opportunity to snap up cheap quality assets that will rise in value as sentiment improves.
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Because of the rise in value of the Swiss franc over the last few years, many Poles still face an outstanding debt larger than the value of the real estate it was taken out to finance, despite years of paying back instalments on the loan.
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Business Insider spoke to real estate agents and experts who predicted what the 15 hottest real estate markets will be in the new decade, whether you&aposre looking to make a profit or invest in a property that will rise in value over time.
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As the girls' coins rise in value, week-by-week voting decisions will have increasingly higher stakes as there's more money on the line, and could also even things out for contestants if fans continually buy lower-value tokens as the star's tokens rise in cost.
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TC: In terms of exiting, you're investing in pre-sales, helping these companies get ready to build their products and services and stage their ICOs, then the plan is to sell your tokens on the growing number of exchanges out there once those tokens rise in value?
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Whatever the reasons for the failure, the consequences were costly for some: The polls led investors to pile into the pound sterling and other instruments they thought would rise in value with a vote to remain, leading to heavy losses when the vote went the other way.
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"It will be a key test for the re-appointed...Gordhan to regain fiscal credibility and avoid a downgrade to (junk) in the near term," BNP Paribas said, predicting a rise in value added tax (VAT) and a narrowing of the fiscal deficit to 3.3 percent by 2018-20163.
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The key for the SEC is whether the token in question is being used simply for the exchange of a good or service through a distributed ledger platform, or whether the value of the cryptocurrency is dependent on the actions of a third party for it to rise in value.
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The unofficial version of the open source software, which is used to hold ETH and other alt coins outside of bitcoin, got as high as number three in the financial section of the App Store thanks to a crypto boom fueled by the continued rise in value of bitcoin, which blew past $17,000 last week.
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While the job will make Uber's next chief executive wealthy, it will not necessarily make him filthy rich: With the company's valuation already so high, any stock doled out to a new chief would most likely have to experience an enormous rise in value after a public offering for the returns to be considerable.
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While the job will make Uber's next chief executive wealthy, it will not necessarily make him or her filthy rich: With the company's valuation already so high, any stock doled out to a new chief would most likely have to experience an enormous rise in value after a public offering for the returns to be considerable.
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Michael Moro, CEO of digital currency trading firm Genesis Trading, said bitcoin could rise in value even if it fails to gain mainstream traction in more advanced countries like the U.S. That's because in much of the world, political and economic instability is so great that citizens are at risk of seeing their savings diminished or wiped out.
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