Rising prices, low inventory stymie existing home sales in February: Low inventory and rising prices stymied existing-home sales in February after starting the year at the fastest pace in nearly a decade.
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Rising prices have made going into the spot market expensive.
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Rising prices for building materials are also undercutting the market.
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But that decline in utilization was offset by rising prices.
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Rising prices may matter less after election day on Nov.
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Protests over rising prices and stagnant incomes are now common.
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Rising prices are linked to a slowdown in traffic growth.
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Rising prices could leave some consumers unable to afford coverage.
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In both cases, respondents blamed rising prices and interest rates.
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In the past, rising prices have contributed to political instability.
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Lately one unchanging trouble is plaguing his family — rising prices.
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Thousands marched peacefully to object to Sudan's rapidly rising prices.
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But the rising prices have begun to have an effect.
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Rising prices have been high on his radar since autumn.
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And it will mean rising prices, diminishing competition and slowing innovation.
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The other risk posed by a falling currency is rising prices.
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The slight decline came after nearly three months of rising prices.
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Rising prices have lured them to start splurging on pricier projects.
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High prices High and rising prices are the most obvious problem.
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Concurrent with rising prices is increased Chinese activity in the market.
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In addition to rising prices, Americans are struggling with stagnant wages.
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They've struggled to keep up with rising prices for long enough.
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Chow attributed the rising prices to a shortage of car parks.
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The bank presented it as a requisite attack on rising prices.
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The leadership attributed the shortfalls to rising prices and falling membership.
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Rising prices will hit consumers in time for the holiday weekend.
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Iran's security forces have responded firmly to protests against rising prices.
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Protests broke out over rising prices throughout the country in January.
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Rising prices mean, of course, that we're spending more on drugs.
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It's a question potential homebuyers face this year amid rising prices.
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But he's yielding voters' foremost economic problem – rising prices – to Hillary Clinton.
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Amazon keeps adding perks just when customers might quit over rising prices.
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Manufacturers, however, complained about rising prices for raw materials, especially for steel.
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The central bank sees fast-rising prices as a major economic risk.
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However, the threat of rising prices could alter the Fed's deliberative approach.
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Rising prices of commodities, including petrol and diesel, led to the rise.
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Rising prices in energy markets are another serious inflation issue to watch.
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But the percentage expecting rising prices dropped four points to 31 percent.
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Each of these approaches aims to soften the effects of rising prices.
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However, underlying inflation continued to firm amid rising prices for health care.
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"While certain agents celebrate rising prices, I have mixed feelings," he said.
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Rising prices, especially at the vegetable markets, have become a national obsession.
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Rising prices make the smartphone one of the most expensive household products.
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Consumers are grappling with rising prices, and wages have not kept pace.
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Rising prices are also a factor elsewhere in Charleston and its periphery.
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Heltman has pressed shale firms to show restraint even amid rising prices.
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Rising prices in the mid-2000s were clearly a result of soaring demand.
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Similarly, rising prices now irk consumers but provide relief to the oil industry.
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Rising prices will eventually force developing-country builders to explore alternatives to sand.
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Chile's peso gained 0.5% following rising prices of copper, the country's top export.
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That has resulted in rising prices even as sales have slipped this year.
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The bank raised the key rate twice last year to curb rising prices.
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Those savings come in handy in a marketplace where rising prices seem relentless.
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For example, rising prices for prescription drugs has been a problem for years.
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State media reported last December that regulators had approached Samsung over rising prices.
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Potential homebuyers have been less worried about interest rates and and rising prices.
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Rising prices in the wake of Brexit seem to be hitting consumer spending.
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And most interviewed were cleareyed about where the problem of rising prices lay.
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Oil demand has continued to strengthen as a primary driver of rising prices.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin took credit Monday for rising prices in bank stocks.
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In other words, worker paychecks are more than keeping pace with rising prices.
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That means grocers are better able to pass on rising prices to shoppers.
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Rising prices have stretched wallets, even if cooling measures have lately brought costs down.
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The number reflected rising prices on gasoline and other goods, indicating rising inflationary pressures.
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The obvious culprit for rising prices is the 15% drop in sterling since June.
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In recent months, the country saw rapid economic deterioration, ballooning debt and rising prices.
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But the rising prices have created more opportunities for more barrels to go Asia.
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I don't think it will keep deteriorating either, given improving profits and rising prices.
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Rising prices of jet fuel, airlines' single largest cost, is also eating into profits.
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In other words, rising prices can hurt consumer spending, which in turn drives economies.
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I don't think it will keep deteriorating either, given improving profits and rising prices.
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Hedge funds and other money managers had built up big bets on rising prices.
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Those rising prices helped to boost Exxon's profits and revenues in the first quarter.
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With average earnings increases running at 2.1%, wages are losing ground against rising prices.
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Procyclical government credit policies provide the leverage that enables purchasers to chase rising prices.
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For many countries, the pressure is two-fold: rising crude imports with rising prices.
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Rising prices have been eating up most of the modest increases in workers' pay.
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Trade groups have raised alarms about the impact of rising prices on consumer spending.
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Strong demand and rising prices in rival exporters also supported gains in the market.
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He said rising prices in the primary market had changed Patek Philippe's customer profile.
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Coal miners in Indonesia and Australia boosted output because of rising prices in 2016.
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Inflation fears boost gold, which is seen as a safe haven against rising prices.
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But he expressed concern that such fundamentals are not the only reason for rising prices.
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Rising prices of fresh food and vegetables are likely to have dented households' purchasing power.
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The thinking is that investors could be too comfortable with rising prices and are complacent.
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That drop, says Pachter, will come from a mix of rising prices and increasing competition.
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The study noted that because many vapers are experimenting, rising prices could curtail future use.
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Big Oil gets buoyed by rising prices – and the New York Times by more readers.
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Investors should prepare their portfolios for a protracted period of rising prices and slowing growth.
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Worryingly, rising prices have been accompanied by growing volumes and record primary land auction sales.
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But rising prices will hurt higher-income Americans who have to pay their own premiums.
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Consumers will feel the pinch from wage increases failing to keep up with rising prices.
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Still, some of her fellow small business owners are already facing rising prices, she said.
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Early last year, protests broke out in some Azeri towns against rising prices and unemployment.
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Homebuyers today are facing a short supply of homes for sale and fast-rising prices.
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That figure takes into account seasonal differences, as well as the effects of rising prices.
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Businesses complain of rising prices, falling profits and uncertainty over the fate of Egypt's currency.
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Inflation worries generally boost gold, which is seen as a safe-haven against rising prices.
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Wall Street reacted negatively to Trump's original announcement, and manufacturers expressed worries over rising prices.
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Rising prices have brought small comfort to the governments and people of oil-rich nations.
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Mr. Hurley says there is still value in data center real estate, despite rising prices.
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By contrast, labor market data on Wednesday will show how far pay increases lagged rising prices.
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U.S. business executives and economists say U.S. consumers foot much of the bill through rising prices.
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The firm also said rising prices would not be enough to offset that decline in sales.
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Rising prices helps explain why some consumers are buying artificial trees instead of the real deal.
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The biggest economic problem facing the country is one that no politician talks about: rising prices.
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This would be particularly painful for an industry where consumers are highly sensitive to rising prices.
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Economic weakness coupled with rising prices have made price comparison websites operated by Gocompare and Moneysupermarket.
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But that tweak led investors to lose faith in the authorities' resolve to tackle rising prices.
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A third of European consumers said they were delaying important life decisions because of rising prices.
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But Lilly has already been in hot water over the rising prices of its insulin medications.
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That means that adjusted for rising prices, average hourly pay has declined a bit this year.
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Walmart has warned of rising prices and so have retail groups like the American Apparel Manufacturers.
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A gauge of energy stocks added 1 percent, underpinned by rising prices of coal and oil.
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Rising prices elsewhere in the city have led young families, artists and others to become pioneers.
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The NAR said rising prices were causing problems with appraisals, leading to delays in closing contracts.
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The move was partly a response to Mr. Trump's complaints at the time about rising prices.
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They said medallion buyers understood what they were doing and benefited from rising prices for years.
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India is among the world's largest oil importers and rising prices could result in higher inflation.
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The CPI-E more accurately reflects the rising prices that seniors pay for goods and services.
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It may be challenging to find an affordable one, given rising prices and higher financing costs.
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Mr. Trump has routinely pointed to the rising prices as a boon to American steel companies.
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Turkey&aposs troubled economy will also likely affect the election, with rising prices and the falling lira.
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Rising prices had caused more industrial users to lock in supply of the metal, the trader added.
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Moreover, inflation is more likely to depress consumption than trigger a self-feeding spiral of rising prices.
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Even before the latest Iran news, drivers expected rising prices at the pump to cut their income.
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"Rising prices are a mixed bag for the housing market," said Danielle Hale, chief economist for realtor.com.
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They also fret over still-rising prices against an already high base, saying upward price pressure remains.
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Housing affordability, which has been weakening amid rising prices, is playing into the drop in buyer traffic.
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Most survive on meager pensions, which have been eroded by fast-rising prices of food and utilities.
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Faced with ever-rising prices for oft-used generic drugs, one provider decided to make its own.
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Even with regular raises, his 2,000 pounds($225) a month alary cannot keep pace with rising prices.
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OPEC and its oil market allies were also concerned that rising prices would shrink demand for oil.
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President Trump and left-leaning lawmakers have excoriated pharmaceutical companies for the rising prices of prescription drugs.
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Wednesday's home sales data were disappointing as housing affordability is declining amid rising prices and rising rates.
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"More and more people want to be independent of the power companies and rising prices," he says.
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U.S. farmers have taken another hit this year because of rising prices of labor, fuel and electricity.
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For the chocolate makers, the holiday means big business, but it may mean rising prices for consumers.
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Baku's taxi-drivers now grumble about rising prices and the money being wasted on the Grand Prix.
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And rising prices, now around $45 a barrel, give producers less cover for passing on the pain.
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Construction, however, has not been rising quickly enough to meet that demand, resulting in fast-rising prices.
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But for now, Caffrey believes it's too early to determine if rising prices will fetch bigger profits.
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The limited supplies have propelled rising prices that have, in turn, reduced affordability and limited sales levels.
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Residential transactions increased by 43 percent during the second quarter, which helped contribute to the rising prices.
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Rising prices would gradually eat away at the buying power of a fixed investment in those bonds.
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The country's rudimentary insurance system doesn't begin to cover the ever-rising prices of treatments and drugs.
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To constrain rising prices, insurers gradually introduced cost containment procedures and incrementally claimed supervisory authority over doctors.
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For the meantime, China remains the main positive factor behind rising prices for industrial and bulk commodities.
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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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Do you pay attention to the rising prices or do you pay attention to the slowing growth?
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Buying a house was more expensive during the spring, with rising prices offsetting drops in mortgage rates.
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The ticket price increase is also part of a general trend of rising prices in live comedy.
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It was the third straight day that rising prices led to record lows on long-term munis.
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Trump has put pressure on Saudi Arabia to keep prices low, blaming the kingdom for rising prices.
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Thousands of people marched towards the parliament building in Tehran, angered by rising prices and a sinking currency.
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Late last year, Sudanese civilians started protesting food shortages and rising prices, which turned into anti-government protests.
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Low rates are the only bright spot in a housing market plagued by low inventory and rising prices.
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Meanwhile, stress tests don't easily predict how fickle customers will react to rising prices or next season's designs.
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Rising prices in the steel market should also be supportive for coal, ANZ research said in a note.
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In post-earnings conference calls, homebuilders have noted measures they have taken to address anxieties over rising prices.
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That means the Fed hikes may actually come too late to get ahead of rising prices, DBS said.
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Sales of existing homes dropped in July after four months of growth amid low inventory and rising prices.
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Pending home sales slipped in May after three months of gains as demand outstrips supply amid rising prices.
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Analysts said the price drops were largely a result of cashing in after three weeks of rising prices.
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Residential construction has been hamstrung by rising prices for building materials and shortages of land and skilled workers.
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The Fed is very sensitive to signs of strong wage increases that might spill over into rising prices.
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Mr Macri's supposedly business-friendly presidency is ending with a shrinking economy, a falling currency and rising prices.
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Oil stocks gained in line with rising prices for crude, with the energy sector index up 0.5 percent.
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Inflation has begun to tick upward, and rising prices tend to make holding the relevant currency less attractive.
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It was a flashing warning to investors about potential inflation, or rising prices, which have crippled many economies.
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The American economy has been slowly starting to feel the effects through rising prices and slowing business investment.
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Drug makers have long argued that rising prices are necessary to support the costs of research and development.
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The Yale team launched the recent study to assess how many people are affected by the rising prices.
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For the average worker, rising prices for everyday consumer goods are landing atop a decade of stagnating wages.
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Inflation is running near 40 percent, assailing consumers with sharply rising prices for food and other basic necessities.
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Miller said rising prices for new vehicles will push more customers toward "nearly new" models returned from leases.
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The U.S. wheat market has been supported by robust demand and rising prices in the Black Sea region.
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Rising prices may help offset those costs, but could make Uber and Lyft less inviting options for riders.
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Rates have been so low for so long that they provide little relief from the fast-rising prices.
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The CBO projects modest revenue increases as well, mainly from rising prices pushing income into higher tax brackets.
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In the meantime, it has been using long-term supply contracts to give itself cushion against rising prices.
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For the health of the industry, Hundley said, he hopes the rate of rising prices follows inflation more closely.
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The June meeting was all about raising output to counter rising prices and the oncoming threat of Iran sanctions.
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This is on top of the challenges that affect all Egyptian firms, such as rising prices and predatory officials.
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Obamacare markets remain stable for now, but many areas of the country are facing limited options and rising prices.
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Currently, fast-rising prices and recession are driving more people below the poverty line and stoking homelessness and hunger.
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Mr Macri's supposedly business-friendly presidency is ending with a shrinking economy, a falling currency and with rising prices.
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Shares of Chipotle — where diners already pay extra for guacamole— fell 2% Friday on the threat of rising prices.
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The combination of rising prices, concentrated supply, and extensive price discrimination has created widespread concerns about profiteering and unfairness.
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"Rising prices have two effects on exchanges: lack of support and slow technology," said Kirill Suslov, CEO of Finom.
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Analysts at UBS blamed "rising prices and macroeconomic headwinds" for a predicted slowdown in 2017 in a research note.
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So far, that's largely looked like rising prices across all of its products and moving into subscription revenue instead.
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But even if energy reverses course in earnest, rising prices may not be "sustainable to the upside," Bartels said.
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While aluminium exports have struggled, it does appear that rising prices have incentivised Chinese smelters back into the game.
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The Chilean peso closed almost flat, as traders booked profits on its recent rally despite rising prices of copper.
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Another way to gauge political risk is to look at inflation-linked bonds, which compensate investors for rising prices.
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It depends on whether you believe the original investment boom was a driver of rising prices in 2009-2010.
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Assuming demand growth will eventually outrun available supply, producers will benefit from sharply rising prices as spot markets tighten.
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Rising prices push middle-class workers further and further from their jobs, leading to unhealthy commutes and traffic congestion.
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The average monthly payment in Tacoma, Washington, is estimated to increase 25 percent this year, given sharply rising prices.
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In April, President Donald Trump publicly lashed out at rising prices which have hit consumers hard in the States.
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Cash is currently ruling the market, as more investors come back, looking to cash in on fast-rising prices.
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As a result, the luxury rental market is thriving, with rising prices and demand, while luxury sales are declining.
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The head of the statistics bureau Suhariyanto attributed this to rising prices of commodities such as tea and shrimp.
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There were also reports of rising prices in the finance and insurance, mining and accommodation and food services industries.
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BHP reports annual results on Tuesday, and investors will look for any improved sentiment toward potash, given rising prices.
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But the threat of stagflation -- the term used to describe an economic slowdown coupled with rising prices -- is real.
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And the emptying of shelves is exactly what's happening, because of rising global demand, slumping production and rising prices.
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Those contacts in construction lamented that rising prices pressured the industry before this tariff-induced inflation of metal costs.
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Contract signings held steady in November, posting a small gain as rising prices and tight inventory restrain faster growth.
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That's because big retail chains like Wal-Mart that wield considerable power over manufacturers insulate shoppers against rising prices.
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Wheat prices lost ground although losses were curbed by strong global demand and rising prices in rival exporting countries.
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"Unfortunately, sales were somewhat subdued by supply and demand imbalances and broadly rising prices above wage growth," Yun said.
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Brent's multiyear high came after OPEC, Russia and other oil producers declined to boost output to tackle rising prices.
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Think of the rise of artisanal beers, the boom in personal trainers or the rising prices for live music.
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He is credited with bringing peace and recovery, helped by rising prices for Algeria's dominant exports, oil and gas.
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Now they face a new kind of sticker shock: rising prices on new car models, resulting from tariffs on imports.
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Wheat was underpinned by rising prices in major exporter Russia, coupled with continued concerns over the Australian and Argentine harvests.
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Gold is often held as a hedge against inflation, though some investors question its effectiveness as protection against rising prices.
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Protests against rising prices and tax increased spread to around 10 towns across the North African country, residents told Reuters.
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"Year after year, we see one constant: Rising prices that are accelerating spending growth," said HCCI Executive Director David Newman.
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Profit growth was overly reliant on rising prices, and industrial firms need organic improvement to see better results, He added.
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The economy has contracted for the past four years, with rising prices and a falling dinar adding to the misery.
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The rising prices aren't letting up, and for average Iranians, it's becoming harder than ever to provide for their families.
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In addition, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, is hoping for rising prices as it heads toward a Dec.
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But rising prices mean his civil servant's salary barely lasts the month and the government is tightening its belt further.
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Along with low inventory, rising prices are cutting into any chance for accelerated sales despite more interest from potential buyers.
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A healthier scenario for rising prices would include rising incomes and a fast-improving economy; neither are the case currently.
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Rising prices and unemployment prompted protests in several smaller towns earlier this year, a rarity under Mr Aliev's tight watch.
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Rising prices for healthcare has been one bright spot in an economy where wage and price gains have been tepid.
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Rising prices triggered by tariffs could spur broader inflation while higher costs for goods and services potentially slow economic growth.
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If Chinese oil demand falls in the face of rising prices, it would make it harder to reduce crude inventories.
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Rising prices, which had tumbled from above $100 a barrel in 2014, have encouraged U.S. shale producers to increase drilling.
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Meanwhile homeownership has tumbled to its lowest level in five decades as first-time buyers struggle to afford rising prices.
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The rising prices that less-attractive firms are managing to command is a good indicator of the market's current heat.
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LONDON — When major oil producers last met in Vienna, they said they would curb rising prices by ramping up production.
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In the weeks before the vote, the government set up municipal stalls to sell cheap vegetables to combat rising prices.
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The housing market collapse of 2008 and the rising prices in suburbs prompted millennials to move to big coastal cities.
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Timothy D. Cook, Apple's chief executive, defended the iPhone's rising prices in an interview with "Good Morning America" in September.
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The core may show the effect of rising prices for imports, which are being pushed up by the weak dollar.
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Other hard-hit stocks belonged to companies that could be vulnerable to inflation because rising prices could pinch their profits.
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Other academics looking at the same data reckon that rising prices alone may have increased poverty by seven percentage points.
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Users are holding onto their phones for longer while rising prices of high-end devices could be putting consumers off.
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The Liberal government is concerned about rapidly rising prices in Toronto and Vancouver and is mulling more restrictions on mortgages.
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Yellen has said she is not yet convinced that recent signs of rising prices are evidence of a durable trend.
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Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler all scaled back their 2018 earnings forecasts due to rising prices for raw materials.
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Anger is growing over rising prices, the plunging value of the Iranian rial (see chart) and the cost of foreign adventurism.
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Investor risk appetite initially improved on the expectation of further stimulus in China and rising prices for Brent, the global benchmark.
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Unlike other cryptocurrencies, they can't rely on CoinMarketCap to sing their praises by displaying artificially rising prices (the effects of speculation).
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When the same question was asked by InfoScout, respondents chose rising prices as their biggest economic problem by a wide margin.
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The mining and commodities trading company has benefited from rising prices for metals and minerals, such as copper, coal and cobalt.
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Slow rising prices predate Trump's tenure by years and is at least in part driven by global competition and technological innovation.
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If they had pressed down too hard on the monetary pedal, the result ought to be a burst of rising prices.
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Certify CEO Bob Neveu credits spending on Starbucks' increasing variety of food options, in addition to rising prices, for the increase.
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Polling and interviews suggest that American workers are worried about rising prices but far more concerned about job and wage growth.
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In its outlook, the company said rising prices of components due to supply constraints would continue to present short-term challenges.
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Rising prices for Brent and WTI are already encouraging more drilling by U.S. shale producers and increasing projected production next year.
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That interpretation pushed the idea that antitrust intervention is only justified if there's harm to consumers, measured primarily by rising prices.
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Inflation data is especially important now, since rising prices give the Federal Reserve its rationale for raising short-term interest rates.
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But as an object lesson in the connection between low unemployment and rising prices, Midland and Odessa does have macroeconomic implications.
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"The main reason (for rising prices) is there are fewer pigs," said Yao Guiling, analyst with China-America Commodity Data Analytics.
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Latin American currencies rebounded from the previous week's selloff as rising prices of basic products drove investors to hunt for bargains.
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Rising prices of food have led to a surge in inflation, which stood at 11.48 percent year-on-year in April.
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Many voters, although dismayed by rising prices and a slumping economy, think Mr Khan deserves more time to put things right.
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Novak said that rising prices because of sanctions would not hurt Russia, but internationally consumers and investors would bear the brunt.
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As with rebar, the build in open interest has coincided with rising prices but with no dramatic spike in trading volumes.
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"Interestingly (improving European economic growth) is not resulting in rising prices," Nowotny said on stage at a Vienna Stock Exchange event.
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The Trump administration reacted to rising prices by allowing insurance companies to eliminate previously mandated benefits to offset the revenue shortfall.
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Smelters have been staying alive only because they have been able to cash in on rising prices of metal, traders said.
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Since then, many more people have come into the crypto world drawn by rising prices and without such strong political views.
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Demonstrators reportedly gathered to protest rising prices in the country, alleged corruption in the government and Iran's involvement in regional conflicts.
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Spooked by rising prices, price-sensitive importers India and Argentina backed out of awarding tenders this week, and quickly reissued them.
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Anger over rising prices, shortages of commodities and a cash crisis has fueled protests across Sudan over the past two weeks.
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But, he says, "The rubber band can only stretch so far" when it comes to the rising prices of growth stocks.
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The big picture: Rising prices and more services for some sicker patients are among the many reasons why this is happening.
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Rising prices, especially for prescription drugs, surgery, and emergency department visits, have been primary drivers of faster growth in recent years.
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"Rising prices were .. a contributing factor – notably on petrol forecourts and for consumers traveling abroad," said Paul Lockstone, Barclaycard's managing director.
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And while rising prices squeeze every ratepayer, they have particularly dramatic consequences for the already tight budgets of America's working poor.
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A major agricultural firm, Beijing Dabeinong Technology, last week blamed rising prices for soybeans and other raw materials for weak earnings.
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The price of steel has risen by about 30 percent this year in the wake of US tariffs and rising prices.
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Instead, he advocated patience to see just how hot the economy could get without setting off a spiral of rising prices.
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Zelenskiy took power in April on promises to root out corruption amid widespread dismay over rising prices and sliding living standards.
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The group blamed rising prices and interest rates, and a lack of supply that has left buyers underwhelmed by their choices.
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But commodities investors can still make a profit, he said, by betting on stable to rising prices in the futures market.
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And despite Monday's bounce, feeder cattle futures continued to face pressure from rising prices for corn, the primary feedgrain for livestock.
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However, rising prices for — which has displaced coal in U.S. electricity generation — could eventually create an opportunity for renewable energy, he said.
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Concerned about rising prices at U.S. gas stations, he called on OPEC to pump more oil and slash the cost of crude.
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Consequently, Goldman Sachs' technology research team shared a list of firms that can do well even during time periods of rising prices.
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The strategy is effectively a test of whether, after a long period of subdued inflation, developed economies can cope with rising prices.
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Trying to take advantage of rising prices, investors are scooping up properties for cash, which tends to be more attractive to sellers.
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Rising prices and the pace of new single-family home construction are a concern throughout much of the United States, Blitzer said.
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Asia's central bankers can also take some comfort in the rising prices: they suggest that the threat of deflation might be receding.
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Steadily rising prices since 2120 have lifted Russia out of poverty and economic chaos, buoying the prosperity of many Russians with it.
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They tend to live in the least efficient homes and struggle to afford better insulation, which would cushion them against rising prices.
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Rising prices are also feeding rural perceptions that Prime Minister Narendra Modi increasingly favors the urban middle class, a key voter base.
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Rising prices and accelerating interest rates are a "one-two punch" to homebuyers, Lennar Executive Chairman Stuart Miller told CNBC on Thursday.
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Daily news reports would consist of a grim litany – closed factories, rising prices, falling property values, and key workers leaving the country.
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In just a few years, however, they've gained enough equity from rising prices to be able to pull cash out and remodel.
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He has defended his government's economic record despite public anger over rising prices, blamed on a consumption tax he introduced in 2015.
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While financial traders have confidence in rising prices, the physical market remains under pressure, especially due to a rise in U.S. drilling.
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"Rising prices of pre-sold electricity in the coming years should lead to a gradual improvement of profitability," J&T analysts said.
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"Hurricane Harvey's damage to refineries in Texas and Louisiana could ripple throughout the southeast, causing gasoline shortages and rising prices," Cooper said.
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Since Uber's departure many users, particularly those in the Philippines, have complained about rising prices on Grab since the exit of Uber.
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Companies are likely going to grapple with a cascade of effects beyond just rising prices — including potential layoffs and sliced paychecks, too.
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In a news release, the Trump administration emphasized rising prices as an explanation for the dip in enrollment among higher-earning customers.
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This, combined with continued rising prices and the General Election, has clearly taken the wind out of the prime London property market.
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They are on the streets because of the torturous pressure of unemployment and rising prices caused by the United States-led sanctions.
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But while sales in Cuenca are rising, prices remain well below peak levels, said Isaac May, the owner of Expat Realty Cuenca.
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After years of rising prices, he said, "down payments as well as transaction costs" make buying a home impossible for many households.
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It's being called the most important CPI report in 10 years as investors are getting more worried about rising prices and wages.
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The billionaire investor said he's "definitely" seeing some impact from the ongoing tariffs and highlighted rising prices in raw materials like steel.
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Its gauge of consumer sentiment, compiled by pollster YouGov, showed 81 percent of Britons were worried by the prospect of rising prices.
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Despite the rising prices, sales volume in Toronto climbed 12.6 percent from 2018 to 2019, according to TREB, leaving housing supply strained.
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A weakened pound has, in turn, translated into rising prices in Britain — on food, gasoline and imported components used by domestic factories.
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Generic drug pricing became an issue in 2014 because of rising prices for medicines that are often less expensive than branded drugs.
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Wednesday's official data showed rising prices for computers games -- which are often volatile -- and transport fares pushed up annual inflation in July.
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Euro zone factory activity hit a six-year high in April, a PMI survey showed, as demand remained strong despite rising prices.
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Home-buying slumped in November, with many Americans priced out of the market by rising prices and a shortage of sales listings.
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If the underlying reason for higher rates is inflation, rising prices and wages also increase a company's costs, which further erodes profits.
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In the late 1970s, the American economy was mired in a state known as "stagflation" — meaning high unemployment and fast-rising prices.
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But Oliver said that tariffs are paid by importers and usually passed on to U.S. consumers, which could lead to rising prices.
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That's when rising prices were spurring talk of oil climbing higher and higher and maybe — maybe— reaching $100 per barrel in coming months?
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The tens of thousands that remain in Raqqa already endure power and water shortages, and rising prices for basic goods, according to activists.
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The National Automobile Dealers Association last month forecast a drop in new vehicle sales in 2019 citing higher interest rates and rising prices.
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Major physical markets in Asia were mixed this week as Indian jewelers stocked up for wedding season while rising prices sidelined buyers elsewhere.
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In the US, regulators generally only go after companies for antitrust violations when there is demonstrable harm to consumers, usually through rising prices.
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Beijing has released 3 million kg of frozen pork reserves in a bid to combat rising prices, which jumped 33.5 percent in April.
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Builders have been unable to fill the inventory gap, citing rising prices for materials, higher borrowing costs, and shortages of lots and labor.
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She also wins among the voter groups that check off either unemployment, rising prices, or the housing market as their top economic concern.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The volume of traffic on U.S. highways has stopped growing, and with it gasoline consumption, as rising prices curb driving behavior.
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The derivatives defrost is good news even for mutual fund managers, who typically focus on long-only products that bet on rising prices.
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Later that year, the publisher's rising prices and support for restrictive legislation galvanized nearly 17,000 scientists to pledge against publishing in its journals.
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"A massive overhang of bets on rising prices is also hanging over silver like the sword of Damocles," Commerzbank said in a note.
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But rising prices have encouraged struggling steelmakers to maximize output, with many able to squeeze out profits for the first time in months.
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Low inventory and rising prices stymied existing-home sales in February after starting the year at the fastest pace in nearly a decade.
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A potential probe was first flagged late last year when Chinese state media reported that regulators approached South Korea's Samsung over rising prices.
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At the same time, the U.S. has ramped up its rhetoric on sanctions against OPEC member Iran, contributing to rising prices, Kilduff said.
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Unemployment has fallen far further than policymakers expected without signs of rising prices, evidence that some basic dynamics in the economy have shifted.
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He has also defended his government's economic record despite public discontent over rising prices, blamed on a consumption tax he introduced in 2015.
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But the need to bolster shrinking gold reserves to boost growth and take advantage of rising prices are providing the impetus for consolidation.
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U.S. equities closed higher on Thursday, as financials led, as investors digested key economic data and kept an eye on oil rising prices.
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Inflation at the wholesale level jumped in April by the largest amount in three months, fueled by rising prices of food and energy.
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The announcement comes as domestic demand for consumer goods remains strong despite the prospect of rising prices due to higher taxes on fuel.
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Consumers bought cars, building supplies and a wide range of other goods, even as expenditures on gasoline were driven up by rising prices.
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And in a different economic setting bespoke vaccines, gene-editing treatments and the like could in times to come short-circuit rising prices.
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But Trump has dismissed concerns about rising prices and said the Fed should keep rates low to help stimulate the already strong economy.
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Retailers say rising prices for imports would hurt vulnerable consumers, while major U.S. industrial and agricultural exporters fear losing crucial business in China.
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China's gold demand should be at least steady in 2017, with some upside as consumers buy into rising prices in local currency terms.
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But apart from infrequent months of rising prices, there are few signs of the economy picking up enough momentum to generate decent inflation.
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Hotter-than-normal weather conditions in the United States were contributing to rising prices for the principal hog feeds of corn and soymeal.
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They make credit more expensive so as to guard against the side-effects of rapid expansion, such as rising prices and reckless investment.
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India's scores of small manufacturers are already struggling to cope with rising prices for some ingredients, such as those that go into acetaminophen.
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On one hand, President Trump wants to continue sanctions against Iran, which will decrease global oil supply and further boost already rising prices.
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Second, they will tell you that part of the reasons for the increase in 284B discounts is the rising prices for prescription drugs.
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Every decline in the lira amplifies the country's problems and heightens the danger of a vicious circle of rising prices and sagging growth.
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The worse the confrontation gets, the more real is the impact for American consumers who face rising prices on goods imported from China.
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Though a relatively small addition to the world energy market, the move nevertheless signals a willingness by international suppliers to address rising prices.
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Restricting access to games, though, certainly won't help stem the panic that has led to rising prices for face masks and hand sanitizer.
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But palm's rising prices are also turning Indian buyers towards soyoil and sunflower oil, which are seen as having health benefits, traders said.
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New fees on out-of-town buyers and tighter rules on money leaving mainland China have done little to contain the rising prices.
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International real estate In Canada's largest metro area, the housing market is struggling to keep pace with a growing population and rising prices.
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Rising prices for staples like onions and peppers, or for modest luxuries like pineapples and limes, have left many unable to afford them.
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In the midst of all this, fears of job losses, rising prices on consumer goods and economic uncertainty are mounting across the country.
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North American energy companies have ramped up production, in tandem with OPEC's efforts to cut global output, to take advantage of rising prices.
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Analysts and traders expected the drop because of rising prices, restrictions on import permits, and growing stockpiles have reduced the appetite for imports.
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A range of factors are hurting the industry, including increasingly saturated markets, consumers replacing their phones less often and frustration over rising prices.
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"When you don't have competition out there, you're going to naturally see rising prices," added Mahajan, U.S. investment strategist at Allianz Global Investors.
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Rising prices have U.S. shale producers pumping more, sending total U.S. output to an all-time record above 10 million barrels per day.
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For corporate customers, locking in large supplies of power for years can guard against rising prices, but can prove unfavourable if markets move lower.
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The large turnout in state-sponsored rallies came as Iranians face rising prices, food shortages and high inflation that have triggered waves of protests.
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The central bank does not know how much speculation is driving demand, but "extrapolated expectations" about rising prices is a possible factor, Poloz said.
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Consumer price inflation averaged 1.8% in 103, much higher than the rates seen in neighbouring countries on account of rising prices of certain services.
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Against this backdrop, more investors are betting on rising prices despite indicators such as the Baker Hughes rig count pointing to increased U.S. supply.
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Also looming over the success of the deal is the reaction of U.S. shale producers to rising prices and their ability to increase output.
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But low wages, rising prices and limited opportunities in an economy still dominated by the state have made many Cubans hungry for faster reforms.
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CPUs are cheap for now—though shortages from the foundries producing the silicon could mean rising prices for many CPUs in the coming months.
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On Wednesday, the stocks also were fueled by the defeat of a Californian ballot proposal aimed at reining in rising prices for prescription drugs.
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U.S. antitrust law evaluates monopolies in terms of potential direct harm to consumers, such as rising prices as a result of a firm's dominance.
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IT WAS telling that Germany, a country with a phobia of rising prices, in the first week of 2017 reported a jump in inflation.
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Mutharika, a 79-year-old former law professor, has managed to rein in rising prices of basic goods and improve roads and other infrastructure.
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But it is bad news: there is a lot more inflation to come, and the big losers from rising prices will be the poor.
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There are many reasons why — its ever-bloating feature set, its rising prices, its privacy gaffes — but the biggest reason why is named Bear.
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A relatively slow start to Russia's export campaign amid rising prices in the world's biggest wheat supplier has bolstered demand for European Union wheat.
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Rising prices have started to force a series of mid-cycle adjustments, including a rapid increase in output from U.S. shale firms and OPEC.
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If sustained, their dominance could pose a threat to consumers and business users such as advertisers, who could face rising prices and less choice.
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Sanofi announced the plan hours before one of its executives was set to testify before a congressional committee on the rising prices of insulin.
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U.S. home prices rose slightly in August from the previous month, thanks to measured but positive economic growth, rising prices and wider home affordability.
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For corporate customers, locking in large supplies of power for years can guard against rising prices, but can prove unfavorable if markets move lower.
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In reality, momentum trading, with traders chasing ever-rising prices, was an important contributor to the rise in oil prices between January and May.
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That is equivalent to $290bn today, based on American consumer-price inflation, or less than $21948bn, based on a broader measure of rising prices.
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Edward Glossop, Latin America economist for Capital Economics, predicted even higher inflation in a country that has fought against chronic rising prices for decades.
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Many voters who backed Leave come from poorer households which are likely to face the biggest pinch from rising prices for food and fuel.
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Why it matters: Rising prices in healthcare, housing, and education have dominated the political discourse in national races and local constituencies across the country.
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The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) last month forecast a drop in new vehicle sales in 2019 citing higher interest rates and rising prices.
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Retail sales figures out Friday showed the biggest quarterly fall in seven years for the first quarter, as rising prices started to squeeze consumers.
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Inflation hurts the poorest in particular because rising prices for essentials like food and transport take up a bigger share of their disposable income.
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Batchelor also flagged rising prices as a long term impact of Monarch's collapse as competitors rushed to fill the gap and also raised prices.
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With inflation of 185 percent in 2015 and a currency collapse, police salaries have fallen far behind rising prices creating more incentives for corruption.
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PENDING HOME SALES FALL IN MAY: Pending home sales slipped in May after three months of gains as demand outstrips supply amid rising prices.
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Rising prices most likely reflect hedge funds covering some short positions rather than a fundamental reappraisal of the outlook for supply, demand and inventories.
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Traders were draining the priciest U.S. storage tanks and selling oil held in tankers due to rising prices of oil for near-term delivery.
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In recent months, U.S. shale producers have surprised market participants with how quickly they have ramped up production in the wake of rising prices.
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India's emerging urban and rural middle class is relatively sensitive to increases in the cost of fuel so rising prices have curbed demand growth.
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Countries that import Iranian oil are unsure to what extent they will need to reduce purchases, especially in a tight market with rising prices.
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While this seems obvious at first glance, Deloitte said the main issue is that miners shouldn't rely on rising prices to boost shareholder value.
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Domestically, rising prices (69%), corrupt political leaders (59%), the wealth gap (57%) and a lack of jobs (57%) are viewed as Russia's biggest problems.
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The dollar goes exceptionally far here (though Cartagena's tourist scene is quickly seeing some rising prices) — for honeymoon indulgence that won't break the bank.
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Trump has been urging Saudi Arabia and other producers to pump more oil to curb rising prices and make up for losses from Iran.
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In a sign of their concern at rising prices, Mr. Erdogan and his cabinet have been swift to intervene to contain the political fallout.
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China is the world's biggest producer and consumer of pork, and rising prices helped push overall inflation to a five-month high in March.
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Even after three years of modest growth, the Italian economy remains slightly smaller than it was in early 269, after accounting for rising prices.
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Given rising prices for clothes, electronics and anything else made in China because of tariffs, it makes sense to look for rummage-sale bargains.
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That is quite a hit to profit margins that will force businesses to respond with rising prices, which always stick in a growing economy.
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At the same time, higher loan interest and rising prices in India have made it harder for people to buy property in their country.
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A carbon tax, which depends on rising prices of fossil fuels to reduce consumption, is supported in general by many Democrats, including Al Gore.
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But because the government is failing to get the costs of its new energy policy under control, rising prices are already on the horizon.
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A lack of affordable homes in many markets, along with fierce competition, rising prices and higher mortgage rates, have sidelined many buyers this year.
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Oil buyers typically lament rising prices, but van Beurden says $80 oil is not "unreasonable" and could benefit the market in the long run.
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"There's a limited supply of homes, along with rising prices – that's a problem that's not correcting and it's getting worse and worse," Goodman says.
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This part of the cycle is normally characterized by a game of 'guess the threshold at which rising prices start to destroy oil demand'.
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The protests flared against the backdrop of a deep economic malaise in Iran, punctuated by rising prices and high unemployment, especially among young people.
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Most short positions have now been closed, so short-covering is likely to provide less of an impetus for rising prices in the short term.
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In "End of inflation in the kingdom of Lizarb"—where "everything is back to front"—he skewered the belief that rising prices cause fiscal deficits.
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Mutharika, a 79-year-old former law professor, has managed to rein in rising prices of basic goods and improved Malawi's roads and other infrastructure.
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He notes that speculators were mostly betting on an OPEC failure, and that big oil consumers may need swiftly to protect themselves against rising prices.
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Rising prices transfer income from consumers, motorists and the industrial Midwest to oil drillers and producing states such as Texas, Oklahoma, North Dakota and Alaska.
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Aluminium producer Norsk Hydro reported a rise in earnings in the second quarter on the back of rising prices and stronger demand for the metal.
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"The surveys ... portray an economy struggling with the unwelcome combination of sluggish growth and rising prices," Chris Williamson, chief business economist at IHS Markit, said.
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Saudi Arabia and its OPEC and non-OPEC allies have responded to pressure from the United States to counter rising prices by increasing their production.
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Where once the indicator pointed to rising prices that hit consumers in the supermarket and restaurants, it now shows things heading in the other direction.
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The policymaking committee made explicit reference to inflation, a threat to bonds as rising prices chip away at the real value of their fixed payments.
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China's steel production hit a record high last month as rising prices, and profits, encouraged mills that had been shut or suspended to resume production.
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Rising prices were a key factor that prompted urban and non-Malay voters to abandon the coalition led by UMNO over the past two elections.
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In the rally from 2009-11, stimulus spending by China provided a platform for rising prices, especially since the supply response was slow in coming.
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We need to keep up the pressure — both online and on the Hill — to help protect American consumers from the rising prices of prescription drugs.
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Because of ObamaCare's regulations and the rising prices that have come as a result, many of these people have now left the insurance market entirely.
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The government has not published inflation data for more than two years though has increased the minimum wage repeatedly in a nod to rising prices.
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If rising prices move these ratios above their long-run averages, then either incomes or rents are likely to rise, or house prices to fall.
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Trump has put himself right in the center of the debate about whether global supply is coming into balance and whether rising prices are justified.
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Sudan has been rocked by more than a week of anti-government protests sparked by rising prices, shortages of basic commodities and a cash crisis.
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The ever rising prices of medicine, housing, education, and child care continue to squeeze our middle class while growing wages still lag those growing costs.
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At the same time, however, Trump's tariffs on China, the European Union, Canada and Mexico have driven fears of rising prices for consumers and manufacturers.
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Rising prices, combined with calendar effects that give one extra day of shopping compared to 2015, were the main triggers of an increase, it added.
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Market participants can hedge their exposure to rising prices by buying enough carbon permits when the price is low to cover their future emissions output.
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Growing ire over rising prices for EpiPen and other drugs will put greater pressure on Congress to change policy to help patients with medication bills.
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Low gas prices have also helped the environmental movement, because rising prices at the pump tend to shift momentum to the oil and gas industry.
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But China has responded by imposing retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods, placing the burden on U.S. farmers who have faced rising prices and fading demand.
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That combined with the rising costs of labor and more recently products and materials, [so] we are looking at rising prices for home renovation services.
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They said rising prices for "scarce" coking coal offset lower barging and rail capacity, and might have even boosted the assets' value at that time.
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But amid the din and rising prices that comes with so much hype, Tel Aviv restaurateurs are now moving north in search of quieter pastures.
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The first reason is that an environment of steadily rising prices incentivizes consumers and businesses to spend and invest now rather than deferring those actions.
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Check the Chinese term for "rising prices" on Baidu, a Google-like online search engine, and the mentions quintupled in the second half of August.
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Their spending power is expected to be hurt by rising prices caused by the fall in the value of the pound after the Brexit vote.
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Small protests broke out as part of the wider Arab Spring unrest in 2011, revealing discontent over corruption, unemployment and rising prices within the sultanate.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's annual inflation KECPI=ECI rose in December, pushed up by rising prices for food, including vegetables, the statistics office said on Tuesday.
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Monitoring rising prices is one of the Fed's dual mandates, along with employment trends, in taking the pulse of the economy and setting interest rates.
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India's fate has long been tied to oil prices, as it is a net oil importer, and rising prices are set to hit its economy.
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The threat of stagflation — a toxic combination of a slowing economy combined with rising prices — could make Fed chair Jerome Powell's job much more difficult.
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The recent unrest began as a protest over rising prices and quickly grew into a nationwide outpouring of anger against the government, including over corruption.
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A growing chorus, including the Trump administration, is calling for a rethinking of after-the-fact drug discounts that some say contribute to rising prices.
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Sourcing oysters in the summer months, dealing with hurricanes or snowstorms in oyster regions, and living through ocean acidification and rising prices are whole other conversations.
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The law also enlists the Colorado attorney general to investigate the rising prices of insulin in the state and to make recommendations back to the legislature.
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Rising prices give homeowners access to home equity financing for renovation products, and they also create greater incentive to invest in the value of their homes.
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This, combined with rising prices, means that the value of retail sales jumped by 29% in the decade to 2015, according to Euromonitor, a data firm.
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This is the latest in a series of proposed austerity measures that have angered people already buckling under ballooning debt, rising prices and falling living standards.
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Rising prices also constrained real-wage growth in America, despite a plummeting unemployment rate that has sparked large pay rises in some bits of the economy.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill could be about to take a hit from rising prices due to the African swine fever, at least according to BMO Capital Markets.
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As the price of cryptocurrencies has skyrocketed in recent months, the prevalence of such schemes has multiplied as criminals seek to cash in on rising prices.
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China's steel production hit a record high earlier this year as rising prices, and profits, encouraged mills that had been shut or suspended to resume output.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British retail sales recorded their first year-on-year decline since 20163 last month as consumers struggled with fast-rising prices and stagnant wages.
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The comments refer to the 1990s and early millennium, when commodity returns were generated from carry – rising prices of futures contracts – rather than direct price appreciation.
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While rising prices may be good news for the ECB from a pan-euro zone perspective, they do not necessarily bode well for the German economy.
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Domestic energy policy is a hot button issue in Australia, with consumers and industry angry and disillusioned at sharply rising prices for electricity and natural gas.
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There is an oft-repeated meme that, even at these ever-rising prices, college graduates do better in the long run economically than non-college grads.
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Germany was regarded as a very stable market with high-quality property and investors were attracted by rising prices in its seven major cities, Fischer added.
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Manufacturing surveys from the New York Fed and Philadelphia Fed published on Thursday showed a mixture of tightening labor market conditions and rising prices for inputs.
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Health experts say these moves could be good for the industry overall, especially given the rising prices of prescription medicines that are squeezing millions of Americans.
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Along with rising prices, 30-year mortgage rates ticked up to 3.97 percent in July from 21625 percent in June, which is making housing less affordable.
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A story published by the Boston Globe last year highlighted concerns about the rising prices of some generic drugs, including one made by Taro, called Clobetasol.
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But despite remaining high at over 60 percent, his rating has since declined due to public unease over falling wages, rising prices and unpopular pension reforms.
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In their recommendations, DeGette and Reed said any legislative response to the rising prices of insulin should focus on generating more competition and creating price transparency.
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Why this matters: Despite the market-driven U.S. production surge, rising prices could create political problems for Republicans as gasoline prices head toward $3 per gallon.
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Maybank Indonesia's chief economist Juniman said June inflationary pressures stemmed from rising prices of foodstuffs such as chilli, red pepper, and rice as well as gold.
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Tymoshenko and other candidates like Yuriy Boyko, a former energy minister popular mainly in Ukraine's Russian-speaking east, have used rising prices to attack the president.
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"What we're seeing now is a normal adjustment of the housing market after years of rising prices," Solberg said on the sidelines of a news conference.
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And here's the reality: The impact of rising prices combined with cold weather conditions will force millions of poor families to make tough choices this winter.
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The cost of framing lumber has spiked in recent months and continues to rise today, which only exacerbates already rising prices for land and skilled labor.
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Despite a bumpy rollout and some frustrations over shrinking choices and rising prices at health care exchanges, Obamacare was working remarkably well by most important metrics.
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Though high compared with other countries, it is only slightly above the rate of inflation and would have to be much higher to squelch rising prices.
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On the other side of the Atlantic, Jesper Pagh sat in his office in Copenhagen and watched the result — rising prices for soybeans on world markets.
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And Julian Lee of Bloomberg Opinion warns that rising prices would motivate U.S. shale producers — who have already driven up global supplies — to pump more petroleum.
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International real estate In Greater Vancouver, rising prices prompted the government to increase taxes on investors and foreign buyers, resulting in a softer high-end market.
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But limited space and rising prices, as well as a growing preference for other forms of advertising, mean that many companies end up on the sidelines.
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Although global economic concerns have prompted investors to channel money into gold, rising prices have muted some physical demand in the major Asian gold-consuming regions.
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Maybank Indonesia's chief economist Juniman cited rising prices of chicken, eggs and beef as well as non-subsidized fuel as the main reasons for the increase.
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Yet short-sellers say that rising interest rates may soon make betting against rising prices once again profitable as companies find it more expensive to borrow.
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Supply-side shocks are a problem: A supply-side shock such as a spike in the oil price could reduce economic growth but fuel rising prices.
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According to a new report by the UN's disaster relief agency OCHA, rising prices mean even basic supplies are now out of reach for the poor.
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Rising prices for cereals and vegetable oils were balanced out by lower quotations for dairy and sugar in January, the Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) said.
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Wall Street is demonstrating a heightened sensitivity to any sign of rising prices, worried it might result in more aggressive interest rate hikes by the Fed.
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CEO Heather Bresch responded by starting a new national conversation about drug prices: pointing a finger at the middlemen who she said contributed to rising prices.
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Last February, the CMS had projected U.S. healthcare spending to rise 5.3% in 2018, reflecting rising prices of medical goods and services and higher Medicaid costs.
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Car ownership is falling out of fashion — under pressure from rising prices, tightening environmental rules, ride-hailing competition and the promise of a self-driving future.
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The Iranian government is implementing new plans to control rising prices, including banning imports of over 1,300 products, preparing its economy to resist threatened U.S. sanctions.
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At the time of its announcement, these companies were raking in cash from rising prices as the post-2008 recession spending boom ratcheted up, particularly in China.
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Some policymakers remain concerned that a scarcity of workers will bid up wages and lead to more quickly rising prices that the Fed needs to head off.
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Combined with rising prices, this means that the value of retail tobacco sales jumped by 29% in the decade to 2015, according to Euromonitor, a data firm.
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Yet funds invested in certain types of bonds that gird against rising prices posted $300 million in outflows during the week, the most withdrawn since June 2016.
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In the 1970s, before central banks focused so intently on inflation, efforts to boost the economy through borrowing often contributed more to rising prices than to growth.
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A story published by the Boston Globe last year highlighted concerns about the rising prices of some generic drugs, including Clobetasol, which is made by several companies.
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The government, which does not release figures on the size of its pork reserves, did not respond to requests for comment on rising prices for the meat.
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Economic weakness coupled with rising prices and a squeeze on wages have made price comparison websites increasingly popular as consumers look to tighten their purse strings. Gocompare.
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"Low rates and rising prices will likely lure sellers onto the market this summer, but the lack of new construction will continue to hold back sales growth."
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Rising prices will slow consumption growth through some combination of behavioural changes to cut fuel use, switching to alternative fuels, and slower GDP growth in consuming countries.
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Rosengren also said that the situation facing the U.S. economy now is different from the past when the Fed would aggressively raise rates to subdue rising prices.
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Washington's messy and protracted trade dispute with the European Union and China can seriously disrupt supply chains and set in train rising prices in an unpredictable manner.
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Typically, traders can store fuel in a contango market in expectation of the later rising prices, but the current contango does not justify, according to the sources.
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If higher tariffs made consumers and producers expect steadily rising prices, this could force central banks to tighten monetary policy to head off inflationary risks, Jordan said.
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In order to keep rising prices and wages under control, Mr Fischer's side reckoned, the Fed needed to act pre-emptively, if gradually, to raise interest rates.
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"Less hopeless" is high praise so far as BOJ actions go, though their fight to try to effect rising prices as the population declines is likely unwinnable.
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But a new player has emerged into the public debate known as Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMSs) that is drawing considerable attention to their role in rising prices.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Growth in India's services industry slowed sharply in February as rising prices lead to a slight deceleration in demand, a business survey showed on Thursday.
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The rising prices and sporadic uncertainty here followed the rupture of a 36-inch pipeline that ordinarily carries about 1.3 million barrels of refined gasoline a day.
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Living in California The small, quiet city 80 miles north of Los Angeles has long attracted spiritual types — as long as they can pay the rising prices.
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Bigger manufacturers have been hoarding metal supplies, he said, ordering larger amounts to get ahead of rising prices and leaving smaller firms like Banner at a disadvantage.
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The trade war isn't a huge issue for her, she said, but she worries about rising prices, and she doesn't understand Mr. Trump's rationale for his policies.
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Rising prices, the industries say, will slow business growth, increase costs for consumers and put other nations, like China, in a more competitive position to dominate tech.
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The investment income on, say, a $5 billion fortune is a mere $1 million a day, which makes it tough to scrounge by with today's rising prices.
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VIENNA — Saudi Arabia said on Saturday that it was substantially increasing oil production in an effort to cool down rising prices and head off potential future shortages.
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The main reason is that confidence in Mexico's established parties has nosedived in the last five years amid rising prices and brutal crime alongside horrendous corruption scandals.
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The drop was due to downward pressure on the Chinese economy and rising prices for the metal in the second half of last year, the association said.
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Hayat Kashkash's husband had forbidden her to work, but after his government salary fell behind rising prices last year, Ms. Kashkash, 53, got hired without asking permission.
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Rising prices highlight the importance of the FOMC to continue monetary policy normalization and follow through on at least one or two additional rate hikes this year.
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The unemployment rate sits just above 22010 percent — its lowest level since 1923 — yet most wages remain lower than a decade ago, after accounting for rising prices.
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For all the bullish commentary around oil prices in recent weeks, hedge fund managers have used rising prices to realise some profits rather than increase their positions.
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That's because rising prices can fuel higher pay even if other corporate results are so-so, which seems to be the case for some companies right now.
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Norbert Ruecker, head of commodity research at Swiss bank Julius Baer, also said that "hedge fund expectations for further rising prices have reached excessive levels," threatening prices.
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Although some companies like Tesla (TSLA) and Whirlpool (WHRL) have soothed investor fears, others are amplifying concerns that rising prices will eat into record-high profit margins.
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Rising prices are a bet that one or both will experience a cyclical upswing next year (Indias economic recovery critical for oil in 2020, Reuters, Dec. 11).
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The likelihood of higher interest rates this year has grown as rising prices return to the economy, and the benefits of tax cuts feed into the system.
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The approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is part of the agency's plan to encourage development of cheaper biosimilars amid rising prices of prescription medicines.
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After years in which the threat of rising prices was barely a concern, the rate of inflation has been creeping back up toward its long-term average.
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The sticker shock of rising prices, combined with rising interest rates that make monthly payments more expensive, scared off many buyers toward the end of last year.
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With facilities around the country in disrepair, Venezuela has been unable to take advantage of rising prices by pumping out more oil and ramping up refinery operations.
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Manufacturers of metal-intensive products such as cars and airplanes already are wrestling with rising prices for steel and aluminum, in part because of tight production capacity.
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India's gold imports could drop 18 percent this year as rising prices and a falling rupee have dented demand from retail jewellery buyers, a Reuters poll showed.
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Meanwhile, rising inflation drives investor interest in gold, which is often viewed as a "store of value" that maintains its buying power in the face of rising prices.
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Households are strained by rising prices, fueled by the pound's sharp fall after last year's Brexit vote, which is likely to limit tax revenues in the months ahead.
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One major contributor to rising prices is that insurers don't know whether CSRs, a a lucrative federal subsidy, will be yanked out from under them at any time.
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Unemployment, rising prices and a lack of housing in Vienna fuelled the anger of many Germans after 1900, leading to frequent riots and violent attacks on other nationalities.
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Along with the rest of the commodities universe, BHP has benefited from rising prices over recent months - copper, for example is close to three-year highs, boosting cashflows.
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It was precisely the fear that discontent over rising prices would fuel instability (in a region that has seen mayhem) that held Mr Sisi back for so long.
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Rising prices for gold, platinum, silver and soon, diamonds, will start to hit the bottom lines for Tiffany & Co. and other jewelers, according to one Wall Street analyst.
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Mijeesh Xavier, a fish trader along the Malabar Coast who serves as a middleman between fishermen and buyers, says he has felt the sardine shortage in rising prices.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Euro zone manufacturing growth remained subdued in July as worries about trade tensions, tariffs and rising prices kept optimism in check, a survey showed on Wednesday.
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"The survey responses indicate that the slowdown likely reflects worries about trade wars, tariffs and rising prices, as well as general uncertainty about the economic outlook," Williamson said.
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It should serve the purpose of deterring speculators, prompting them to sell homes that are not occupied instead of holding them in the hope of ever-rising prices.
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Worries over a slowing British economy has discouraged some investors from taking exposure to domestic stocks, as households battle with fast-rising prices and Brexit talks drag on.
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The gross margin achieved a 10-year high of 47.8% due to price declines in major raw material inputs, but several inputs have seen rising prices since 103H16.
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Oil bears highlighted the accumulation of long positions in the futures market - or bets on rising prices – based on optimism of strong OPEC compliance, as another key risk.
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Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at futures brokerage AxiTrader said it was "worth noting data showed more longs added by the speculative community", indicating expectations of rising prices.
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After a series of rate increases to contain rising prices, the Banco de Mexico raised the key rate by another 25 basis points to 7.50 percent on Feb.
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He also said Argentina's government is targeting an inflation rate no higher than 25 percent this year and is making the battle against rising prices its top priority.
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The sheer scale of central bank bond purchases may eventually lead to high inflation but it hasn't yet and there seems no imminent prospect of rapidly-rising prices.
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China, which produces about half the world's steel, has been ramping up output since March as rising prices and improved demand spurred mills to churn out more alloy.
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Energy companies in North America have been ramping up production in tandem with OPEC's efforts to cut global output in a bid to take advantage of rising prices.
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Hind Adel Mohamed, a 30-year-old Cairo housewife, said her husband, a day laborer, cannot find work and rising prices mean she cannot feed her family properly.
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Still, rising prices have forced her to cut back on nonessentials like cable television and the home internet that gave her daughters a leg up on school assignments.
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However, there are historically high levels of uncertainty over the buoyancy of oil prices, because nobody really knows how U.S. shale oil producers will respond to rising prices.
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Saudi supply had hit a record 11 million bpd in November, after Trump demanded more be pumped to curb rising prices and make up for losses from Iran.
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Rising prices offset a 13-percent drop in volumes exported per day after a corruption scandal in the Brazilian meat industry led to temporary import bans last month.
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Earlier this month, Telefonica warned that rising prices in Argentina would reduce its core profit there by around 215 million euros in the first nine months of 2018.
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The encounter could be fractious with arguments expected between producers over whether to increase production or maintain supply as it is — given rising prices and potential supply disruptions.
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New Chinese animal feed protein content guidelines suggest soybean and soymeal use could drop sharply, although oilseed traders said rising prices would have a larger impact on use.
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A short position is when an investor sells futures in expectations of falling prices while a long position is when one buys futures to profit from rising prices.
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KHARTOUM, Sudan — Sudanese police fired tear gas on Friday at demonstrators in two cities who are angry over rising prices and a nationwide cash shortage, among other issues.
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But with rising prices come increased clout, and when Mr. Marshall objected to the sale of his 19183-by-23-foot work, the mayor, Rahm Emanuel, reversed course.
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The boogeyman of rising prices will eventually be shooed away, but having to dance with the beast will leave scars on the financial behavior of Venezuelans for generations.
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Their exit from the market would raise insurance prices, driving out still more healthy people in an unhappy spiral of rising prices and lower rates of insurance coverage.
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With a lower-priced flagship replacing the budget XR, the company could appeal to consumers who've been turned off by the rising prices for higher-end options. 2.
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The prospect of increased supplies — Russia and Saudi Arabia had proposed the outlines of Thursday's deal last month — has helped cool off what had been fast-rising prices.
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Meanwhile, Indian buyers Petronet and FACT continued to show signs of demand, but rising prices may lead them to back out of deals, as recently happened with GSPC.
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Protests against higher taxes and rising prices broke out across the country in January after new economic policies advocated by the I.M.F. and Tunisia's Western sponsors took effect.
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Gold producers have been trying to boost their reserves on the back of rising prices fueled by investor interest in safe-haven assets in times of global uncertainty.
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Argentina, getting ready for presidential elections at the end of the month, has long struggled to tame inflation, which hurts consumers as wages fall behind fast rising prices.
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Traders and analysts said the rising prices were a result of strong demand as well as signs that a relentless climb in U.S. oil production was slowing down.
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Among sectors, the chemical, petroleum processing and steel industries reported recovering profits last month due to rebounding market demand and rising prices amid easing trade hostilities with Washington.
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But its output hit a record in March as rising prices at the time and better margins prompted mills that had been shut or suspended to resume production.
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Blitzer said the pace of gains varies significantly by market, which is unlike the pattern seen in the 2000-2006 housing bubble when rising prices were almost universal.
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In September, the government announced it would bring forward a nickel ore export ban to January 2020 from 2022, which triggered a jump in shipments amid rising prices.
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Increasing demand for metals and rising prices have triggered a boom in small-scale mining in recent years, mainly in poorer countries in South America, Africa and Asia.
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Job growth has remained strong, and wage growth has increased in recent months, but Mr. Powell said the Fed was on guard against rising prices, not rising wages.
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Najib is under pressure to deliver a convincing victory for his undefeated Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition, as he grapples with financial scandals and public anger over rising prices.
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A survey on Monday from data firm IHS Markit showed strong manufacturing and services business activity in early April, driven by robust growth in new orders and rising prices.
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And in some cases, the rising prices make it hard for first responders and others to carry naloxone, which public health experts say threatens their ability to save lives.
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Toyota Motor Corp and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV , reported a fall in U.S. auto sales for April, as rising prices, higher interest rates and reduced incentives kept away buyers.
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Oil analysts have speculated for months that the Trump administration could tap the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) in an effort to tame rising prices ahead of the Nov.
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To be sure, rising prices of gilts would likely be an indicator that the market is seeking a safer haven out of fear, which suggests U.K. stocks would fall.
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Global oil markets sit at a critical juncture, with risks to supply being balanced against rising prices and questions over whether major producers will now turn on the taps.
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Most Americans felt high drug costs are the most important issue for Congress to address, with 68% of those polled believing lawmakers should take targeted actions on rising prices.
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Wheat futures retreated on profit-taking following recent multi-month highs, although the market remained underpinned by rising prices in Russia and concerns over the Australian and Argentine harvests.
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Real estate experts say that the high-end construction frenzy may have peaked last year as rising prices mean that new square footage is no longer necessarily a bargain.
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Next, according to sources, there is worry that the flow of capital into the marketplace lending arena could be choked off, which may lead to rising prices for borrowers.
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Mortgage rates may be hovering near record lows, but it's not enough to counter the sky-high, and still rising, prices in many of the nation's largest housing markets.
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Protests over rising prices, shortages of basic commodities and a cash crunch erupted in the city of Atbara over a week ago and quickly spread to cities across Sudan.
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Mining stocks are set for a weekly gain of nearly 5% and have risen over 17% this year on the back of rising prices supported by disruptions to supply.
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For producers struggling to meet debt payments and avoid breaching the terms of loan covenants, rising prices are a chance to lock in future revenue and reduce downside risks.
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The majority of those polled said their current cost of living was the greatest obstacle standing in the way of planning, followed by health-care costs and rising prices.
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Rising prices and tight labor markets could threaten economic growth and Trump's uncertain foreign policy plans, trade and tax policies could translate into more stock market gyrations, Ainslie wrote.
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In a conference with analysts, Steinbruch said debt ratios will be lower this year with the asset sales and better operational results with rising prices and better domestic sales.
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The year-end Christmas holiday season, traditionally a time of high demand and rising prices, has seen a surge in output in recent weeks, accompanied by significant price fluctuations.
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Saudi supply in November had hit a record-high 11 million bpd, after Trump demanded more be pumped to curb rising prices and make up for losses from Iran.
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Barrhead, Alberta, farmer Ken Degner can see the reason for rising prices through his window, where 1,350 acres of canola, wheat and barley are still in his snowy fields.
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The bank warns that strong demand does create one key risk to the oil price rally: Rising prices could prompt one of President Donald Trump's now infamous OPEC tweets.
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Although mortgage rates are at historically low levels, first-time buyers have struggled to make a dent in the market with a lack of credit availability and rising prices.
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The newish inflation-targeting framework, which has been successful in stemming rising prices (helped by outside factors such as falling oil prices), is as much his as Mr Rajan's.
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India's newish inflation-targeting framework, which has been successful in stemming rising prices (helped by outside factors such as falling oil prices), is as much his as Mr Rajan's.
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These rising prices have been a burden on consumers who, depending on insurance, sometimes pay full price or otherwise have very high co-pays for the widely used treatment.
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China's steel industry, a major employer, has struggled to meet targets to reduce its overcapacity, and rising prices for steel have encouraged firms to ramp up production for export.
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Mr. Buhari says that devaluing the naira would hurt too much, that the imports on which Nigerians depend would become expensive, and rising prices would damage households across society.
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"I will be for Sisi again for the presidency even with inflation, rising prices and the poor state of the economy," said Ali Abou Al-Saoud, a sales representative.
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The deal isn't set to expire until the end of the year, but rising prices fueled largely by geopolitical risks have forced the producers to consider their exit strategy.
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The NDRC also pitted itself against the PBOC in 2010, arguing inflation would be benign when the central bank was saying rising prices posed a threat to the economy.
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OPEC leading producer Saudi Arabia said on Thursday it would make sure the world is adequately supplied with oil just as major consumer India expressed frustration with rising prices.
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OPEC agreed in June to pump more oil after pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to curb rising prices and make up for an expected shortfall in Iranian exports.
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So far in 2017, even outgoing Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen has commented on the "surprise" of low inflation, or the rate of rising prices for goods and services.
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No stop to spiraling premiums, rising deductibles and shrinking drug formularies Indeed, the problem of drug costs is as much a lack of coverage as it is rising prices.
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The amount homeowners spent has not changed in the past three years, but the cost of renovations has, thanks to a shortage of labor and rising prices for materials.
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Rising prices have pushed up costs for Asian buyers and could weigh on regional refining margins that are at their lowest in five years for this time of year.
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Yildirim, 55, a retired intensive-care nurse, blamed people who had voted for the president, even as the economic decline and rising prices could be felt before June's election.
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Why should it give billions of additional dollars to Argentina, when its next president accuses it of helping to create a "social catastrophe" of rising prices, unemployment and poverty?
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While overall inflation may not be high, he added, rising prices for visible goods like pork, fruit and vegetables can affect consumer spending — a potential problem for China's economy.
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For state economies, the impact of these rising prices depends on how reliant their major industries — from automakers to food producers to energy companies — are on suppliers in Mexico.
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The protests began in December amid food shortages and rising prices, and quickly became a mass movement across Sudan, united by the demand that Mr. al-Bashir step down.
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American shale companies, in particular, are seen as the swing producers in the market, able to ramp up output to meet rising demand and take advantage of rising prices.
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Mr. Letang said pharmaceuticals and personal care products were increasing their presences on TV. But the combination of rising prices and falling viewership is giving some big brands pause.
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Higher coal prices would crimp profits at China's utilities that have already struggled with rising prices over the past two years as government-enforced mining cuts have limited supply.
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They see their work, in part, as a reaction to the overcommercialized world of the galleries and the auction houses, with its ever-rising prices and billionaire buyer-traders.
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Some companies hedge their own exposure by using derivative contracts that lock in a specific price for what they produce, limiting the benefit of rising prices, he pointed out.
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The island may lack a strong wave of anti-government sentiment, but discontent about rising prices and doubts over the PAP's future leadership could work in the opposition's favor.
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Rising prices for a whole range of primary commodities, including oil, will also spur faster economic growth in commodity-dependent developing countries, giving an extra impetus to distillate demand.
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Rising prices for most main food commodities apart from vegetable oils resulted in the index's fourth consecutive monthly rise after it hit a near seven-year low in January.
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High and rising prices for gas have become a political hot potato for the Liberal National government as businesses warned they could go bust if action was not taken.
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He said rising wages could stoke a "virtuous growth cycle" of consumer spending, rising prices and increased investment if companies could pass on their higher costs to generate profit.
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In reports to Congress the Fed has, for example, highlighted concerns about commercial real estate and the stock market where rising prices could reverse sharply as interest rates rise.
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That product may also help stop the bleeding for DirecTV Now, which has lost nearly 22000% of its subscribers in the last six months amid rising prices and rival competition.
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Over the first two quarters as a whole, rising prices on the London Metal Exchange helped the company's revenues jump 5.1 percent year-on-year to $9213 billion, En+ said.
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The BoE and many economists think that will prove to be the peak, giving some relief to households that have seen the value of their earnings eroded by rising prices.
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"I consider it important to do everything possible to prevent rising prices for consumers because of the coal exit," Jochen Homann, president of the Bundesnetzagentur or Federal Network Agency, said.
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The plan, which has been under discussion between the government and parliament since last year, aimed to overhaul allowances paid to Bahrainis squeezed by years of austerity and rising prices.
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Over the last year, more than 103677 major cities have imposed restrictive policies of varying severity to curb fast-rising prices, with some forced into several rounds of tightening measures.
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"I am not satisfied with $182, because it does not allow workers to live with dignity," she added, saying it did not allow them to keep up with rising prices.
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Growth is expected to accelerate to 1.4 million bpd in the last three months of this year, even though mild temperatures and rising prices will restrain demand, the IEA said.
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In an in-depth look at the rising prices, some families told PEOPLE in June that they have given up vacations, taken out second mortgages and even filed for bankruptcy.
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Amid concerns about health as well as rising prices, sales of fresh beef have dropped by about a fifth over the past decade, and those of veal by even more.
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As America prepares to tighten the screws on Iranian oil, it put more pressure on Saudi Arabia to pump more of the black stuff in order to dampen rising prices.
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The bloc's economic boom had already paused in February as rising prices left a mark; worrying for a European Central Bank looking to move away from ultra-loose monetary policy.
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Khan's government faces mounting pressure as rising prices and tough austerity policies under Pakistan's latest bailout from the IMF are squeezing the middle class that helped carry it to power.
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"Recent inflation data from around the globe points to a tamer outlook on rising prices in the coming months," Jim Wyckoff, senior analyst at Kitco Metals, wrote in a note.
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The company said it was looking to boost production of light crude to capitalize on rising prices for the variety and avoid transportation constraints and price differentials with WTI CLc1.
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Goldman Sachs said in a client note that the significantly larger-than-expected jump had been driven by rising prices for food, clothing, regulated tariffs and seasonal school tuition fees.
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Rising prices present a challenge for President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his government, which have pledged to push ahead with sensitive austerity measures like fuel and electricity price increases.
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All state employees will also get a bonus of 150 pounds to help compensate for inflation, Sisi said, urging Egyptians to alter their spending behavior to help combat rising prices.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Housing authorities from China's capital Beijing and coastal city Fuzhou have pledged to increase land supply to meet rising demand, in an effort to curb fast-rising prices.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - California voters turned down a ballot initiative aimed at reining in rising prices for prescription drugs after pharmaceutical companies spent more than $100 million to fight it.
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For doubters, the production cuts and rising prices threw a lifeline to U.S. shale producers and encouraged them to ramp up drilling even faster, jeopardizing the long-term market balance.
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But the country grows only half of the maize it needs, importing the rest from the United States and Brazil, he said, which means rising demand could mean rising prices.
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Whatever the reason, the news sparked a stock market rally on Tuesday with investors ignoring the rising prices that 10% tariffs on imports that don't include consumer goods would cause.
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The tour guides and travel bloggers at I Heart Reykjavík write that locals resent the Blue Lagoon's rising prices and growing crowds as Iceland has become a popular tourist destination.
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OPEC agreed in June to pump more oil after pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to curb rising prices and to make up for an expected shortfall in Iranian exports.
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The jump surprised markets and highlighted how quickly shale producers have responded to rising prices with higher production, following a pattern that has dogged the oil industry throughout its history.
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Because monetary policy takes time to influence the economy, central bankers traditionally try to stay ahead of problems like fast-rising prices, raising rates today to guard against future trouble.
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The plan has also provoked a sharp backlash from members of the president's own party and industries that could be hurt by rising prices as a result of the tariffs.
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Tuesday's march follows nearly a week of protests initially sparked by rising prices and shortages of food and fuel, but which later escalated into calls for Mr. Bashir to go.
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The drop was due to downward pressure on the Chinese economy as well as rising prices for the precious metal in the second half of last year, the association said.
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Home-buying slumped 1.7% in November, bringing the annual rate to 5.35 million, as many Americans priced out of the market by rising prices and a shortage of sales listings.
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Britons are starting to feel the strain of rising prices after last year's vote to leave the European Union sent the pound plunging, recent data and industry surveys have indicated.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's real wages were flat in April from the same period a year earlier, with rising prices offsetting gains in nominal pay and possibly hurting households' purchasing power.
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Even so, as insurance plans have become less generous in recent years, many consumers have been increasingly exposed to rising prices through high deductibles and other out-of-pocket requirements.
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They have backed developers with individual investments of as little as 500 euros ($561), and allowed savers to cash in on rising prices, with returns of 5 to 7 percent.
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But the figures on wage growth showed the challenge facing Prime Minister Theresa May and her government, with households feeling the strain of rising prices since last year's Brexit vote.
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The latest reading comes a month after the CPI posted its largest gain in four years of 0.5 percent, sparking fears of rising prices and a more aggressive Federal Reserve.
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The show, organized by Tom Finkelpearl, PS1's director, travelled to museums in Philadelphia and San Diego and led to a MacArthur Fellowship and to rising prices for his work.
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Rising prices lifted growth under Mr. Trump last year, the economists found, and explained the surge in investment that Mr. Trump and his advisers have attributed to the tax cut.
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"Both institutions and states are worried about rising prices and about price sensitivity and are trying to slow things down," said Sandy Baum, an economist who studies higher education finance.
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Some conservatives oppose it for the same reason: In their view, such a tax would be too easy to increase, with the potential costs to Americans hidden behind rising prices.
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The poll found the Bank of Japan's corporate goods price index (CGPI) was expected to rise 3.0 percent in September from a year earlier, led by rising prices for oil products.
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Several hundred demonstrators gathered on a street near the presidential palace, chanting slogans against rising prices and calling for a change of government before clashes broke out, a Reuters reporter said.
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China's steel industry, swamped in overcapacity yet a major employer, has struggled to meet capacity reduction targets, and rising prices for steel have encouraged producers to ramp up production for export.
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Preachers in Mashhad, Iran's second city and a stronghold of the clerical regime, called their followers onto the streets on December 28th to protest against rising prices, most recently of eggs.
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Its decision coincides with rising prices of the metal ANT-LON, which is trading in Europe at its highest level since June, around $2450,22019 a tonne, due to tight Chinese supply.
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Rising prices and increased equity may tip the scales for homeowners who have been delaying their decision to move up, which could add much-needed starter-home inventory to the market.
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If production exceeds consumption, and stocks are high and rising, prices for oil delivered in the near term trade at a discount to prices for oil delivered further in the future.
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PRODN-VE OPEC leading producer Saudi Arabia said on Thursday it would make sure the world is adequately supplied with oil just as major consumer India expressed frustration with rising prices.
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Reuters last week reported that Russia and Saudi Arabia struck a private deal in September to raise output to cool rising prices and had informed the United States about the decision.
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The sector has now become profitable again thanks to rising prices and a statewide effort to shut down inefficient and polluting plants, but historical debt has continued to plague some firms.
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Homebuyers are less sensitive to weekly rate moves, as they are facing a much bigger issue in the market today, namely a lack of homes for sale and fast-rising prices.
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Data from InterContinental Exchange on Monday showed that investors in crude held more futures and options contracts betting on rising prices than at any time since the records began in 2011.
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It began in Mashhad over rising prices and the overall poor state of the economy, but quickly spread across the country with demonstrators increasingly focusing their wrath on the clerical regime.
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Compare that problem with being blamed for rising prices at the store, hurting retirees, cratering the housing market, and inflicting cynical financial pain on people living in Democratic Party dominated states.
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In the past, Saudi Arabia has usually been slow to raise production in response to rising prices, preferring the extra revenue to using spare capacity to put a lid on prices.
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While the president insists that China has effectively covered the cost of these tariffs, U.S. manufacturers and farmers have struggled to overcome rising prices and fading global demand for their products.
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The early entrepreneurs in shale had the great good fortune of high and rising prices to support a surge of activity after the 2008-09 downturn related to the financial crisis.
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If voters begin to be concerned about rising prices and Trump's opponents pin some of the cost increase on the president's trade moves, public opinion could quickly sour on his agenda.
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The problem is, as shown in the chart below, the rise in volume toward the close led to falling, not rising, prices, suggesting sellers were the ones moving volumes, not buyers.
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Growing shortages and rising prices carry immense political risk for President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, as tens of millions of the country's poorest rely on state subsidies for their basic food.
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Two of the largest U.S. dollar store chains warned that shoppers might face rising prices as a result of the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China, Reuters reported Thursday.
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Unfortunately for the crown prince, the rising prices will only invite more U.S. production, along with less compliance from other OPEC members and increased pressure from Russia to end the pact.
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That shows a sea change in investors' attitudes toward the central bank, which for years was accused of tolerating fast-rising prices to protect jobs and stimulate short-term economic growth.
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Inflation in the 19 countries that use the euro came in at 0.2 percent in December, confirming preliminary estimates, boosted by rising prices in cafes and restaurant according to official data.
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Still, that assessment doesn't take into account the impact on consumer wallets and consumer confidence should a prolonged trade war and rising prices force everyday Americans to rethink their spending habits.
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After the meeting, India's oil minister said he wanted Saudi Arabia to play an active role in keeping oil prices at a reasonable level as rising prices affect the Indian economy.
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The Bank of England raised its main interest rate this month for the first time in a decade as it tried to strike a balance between moderate growth and rising prices.
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But he added that he was confident that the Fed was mindful of the difference between rising prices and falling profits — not least because Mr. Faust now works at the Fed.
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The news of a growing surplus comes at a time when countless chocolatiers are desperately struggling to cope with an uncertain commodities market and rising prices for cocoa and cocoa butter.
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After several years of steadily rising prices, the Stockholm housing market softened two years ago, said Per-Arne Sandegren, the analysis manager at Swedish Brokerage Statistics, an independent housing data firm.
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A slump in Sweden's housing market after two decades of rising prices has weighed on the shares of top lenders Swedbank, Nordea, Handelsbanken and SEB since the middle of last year.
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Rising prices put at risk the market rebalancing Saudi Arabia and its allies have painfully pursued over the last 18 months ("Saudis won't shed any tears over Doha", Bloomberg, April 17).
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The country's leading manufacturers of insulin are Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk and Sanofi, whose executives were ordered to testify on Capitol Hill last year regarding the rising prices of their drugs.
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On top of rising prices, the average 2628-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to a 28503 percent interest rate in October, matching the highest rate since June, according to Freddie Mac.
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Gold is often used as a hedge against inflation, in other words, to protect the decreased purchasing power of a currency resulting from its loss of value due to rising prices.
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Inflation is associated with rising prices and interest rates, though MacKay Shields expects the Fed's moves will result in "somewhat higher" government bond yields though a continued low-rate environment overall.
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"The real estate market still favors sellers, with strong demand and rising prices, but perhaps less so now than earlier in the year," Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman said in a statement.
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He has called in the military to assist in major infrastructure projects and with distribution of subsidized commodities to keep a lid on rising prices amid an acute shortage of dollars.
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Farmers here have faced a persistent labor shortage for years, in part because of increased policing at the border and the rising prices charged by smugglers who help people sneak across.
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Rising prices could lift the troubled economies of oil-dependent nations like Nigeria and Venezuela, and bolster the fortunes of smaller American energy producers that have been shaken by the weakness.
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However, this has prompted a backlash in popular destinations such as Barcelona, Palma de Majorca or San Sebastian as locals complain of a drop in long-term rentals and rising prices.
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Both soybean and pork farmers continue to struggle to overcome rising prices as a result of China's retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports and a drop in global demand for their products.
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While the ECB tends to look past oil price shocks, it targets headline inflation suggesting that rising prices, even if fueled by those higher energy costs, support the case for curbing stimulus.
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Some view it as a hedge against both rising prices and volatility while skeptics regard it as an expensive lump of metal, offering no dividend like stocks, or income yield like property.
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There is little doubt rising prices are on the minds of consumers - a source of concern in itself as their spending accounted for a full 63 percent of economic output in 2015.
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"This is Putin concerned over internal security situation due to risk of widespread public demonstrations due to unpaid wages and rising prices, and the threat of terrorism in the Caucasus," she added.
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"Rising prices of commodities and services which have a higher weight in the consumption basket of middle class households is an issue that cannot be ignored," said a senior finance ministry official.
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Money managers cut their net long U.S. crude futures and options positions - bets on rising prices - in the week to May 21, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) said on Friday.
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Growth is faster than expected, consumer confidence is high and unemployment low, but the economy may be poised to pass its peak as consumers start to feel the strain from rising prices.
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British households spent more money on food and other essentials last month but held back on less urgent purchases as they faced rising prices, two sets of industry figures showed on Tuesday.
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The move is a pre-emptive one as the French drugmaker is set to testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on the rising prices of insulin later in the day.
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Everyone, it seems, is trying to jump on the lithium bandwagon, fuelled by Tesla and other electric auto pioneers and propelled by rapidly rising prices and the promise of more to come.
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Separate data published on Thursday showed British shop sales rebounded in November after a sharp fall last month, although the number of retailers reporting rising prices hit their highest level since 1991.
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The central bank may want to send signal that a rate cut remains on the cards in early 2017 when it believes growth will be squeezed by weaker investment and rising prices.
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However, some analysts say rising prices have mainly benefited state firms which dominate upstream industries, while smaller companies further along the supply chain have been burdened by sharply higher raw materials costs.
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Britain's most successful clothing store chain in recent years, Next said the consumer environment remained challenging with rising prices eroding shoppers' spending power, forcing them to cut back on clothes and homewares.
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As concerns about insulin availability have increased, paired with the fear of rising prices, advocates have sought to bring attention to this often-invisible issue by using #insulin4all across social media platforms.
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The impact of rising prices on U.S. motorists also explains why they are so sensitive for U.S. politicians and why President Donald Trump aggressively pressed OPEC to bring prices down last year.
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Dozens of people have been killed in more than six weeks of protests, which began over rising prices and have swelled into the most sustained street opposition Bashir has faced in power.
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Already impoverished Yemenis "will not be able to withstand the rising prices for food if importers are unable to trade," said Sajjad Mohamed Sajid, Oxfam's country director in Yemen, in a statement.
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The Telegraph reports that thousands of travelers will remain in the rural birthplaces after the holiday rather than return to big cities, out of fear of rising prices and dwindling employment opportunities.
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The underlying operating margin of the U.S. operations of Ahold and Delhaize improved in the second quarter to 4 and 3.8 percent respectively, helped by rising prices and slight growth in sales.
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And those rising prices have caused an increase in the amount collected in property taxes under Mr. de Blasio, even though the mayor did not raise the overall rate during his tenure.
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When July's Consumer Price Index is reported next week, it is likely to show that whatever modest increase workers are getting in their wages continues to be eaten up by rising prices.
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Some analysts are blaming consumers since, not surprisingly, warnings of an impending shortfall and rising prices caused a run on butter in the stores, particularly in the north and west of France.
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The protests were motivated by a variety of grievances including arbitrary government arrests, widespread poverty, extreme economic inequality, the rising prices of goods, and rampant unemployment among the middle and lower classes.
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Lilly in May started selling a half-priced version of Humalog called Insulin Lispro, as it sought to quell growing criticism from lawmakers into the rising prices of the life-saving medicine.
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The new round of U.S. sanctions against Moscow sent the rouble to its weakest level since 2016 earlier in April, raising concerns that the weaker currency would soon translate into rising prices.
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Republican lawmakers and conservative groups have been encouraging Mr. Trump to make the move, which would allow investors to account for rising prices in determining what they owe in capital gains taxes.
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Your Money Adviser A tight supply of houses for sale, along with rising prices and worries about higher mortgage rates, is making buying a home a challenge in some areas this season.
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The combination of globally robust industrial activity and rising prices has sucked a growing amount of investment money into the complex, even if the Chinese onshore tide is seasonally ebbing right now.
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Sukrit Vijayakar energy consultancy Trifecta said the rising options to sell were a result of huge amounts of long positions that have been built up over the past months of rising prices.
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Republican lawmakers and conservative groups have been encouraging Mr. Trump to make the move, which would allow investors to account for rising prices in determining what they owe in capital gains taxes.
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Saudi supply in November had hit a record 11 million bpd, after U.S. President Donald Trump demanded more oil be pumped to curb rising prices and make up for losses from Iran.
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In contrast to the gloomy retail figures, other data released on Tuesday showed exporters had a bumper start to the year as rising prices for resources, notably iron ore, showered miners in cash.
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Those relentlessly rising prices and lower returns on viewers could end up helping networks like Hallmark and Smithsonian, both of which have cut prices in recent years, according to the SNL Kagan data.
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The reason for rising prices is of course the June referendum in the UK on continued membership of the European Union — with the shock no vote sending the value of the pound nosediving.
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The study by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the World Food Programme (WFP) said many farmers have been forced to abandon their crops due to rising prices for seeds and fertilisers.
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It worked: rising prices struck a blow against the undeserving rich, and by egging on others to deposit their money in banks (where it could at least earn interest), the shadow economy shrank.
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But the rising prices and periodic shortages in state-subsidised food have forced the government to increase its purchases, burning rapidly through those newfound dollars when it is meant to be cutting spending.
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Low mortgage rates, which have been juicing refinances all summer, do not have as dramatic an impact on home sales, especially since fast-rising prices are negating any potential savings from lower rates.
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Rapidly rising prices put the issue of demand destruction back on the agenda, with major forecasters starting to revise down their predictions for consumption growth in the second half of 93 and 2019.
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"RPC saw organic growth, although in the face of rising prices and a currency tailwind we think free cash flow looks low," said Paul Moran, head of research for Northern Trust Capital Markets.
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The principal risks are a deeper and more prolonged slowdown in global growth; a more dovish approach to sanctions from the White House; or renewed criticism about rising prices from the U.S. president.
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This time it's not easy mortgages fueling the movement but fast-rising prices, hungry buyers, record profits and a panoply of home-flipping reality TV shows that make it look fun and easy.
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"Meager inventory levels, especially in the entry-level segment, and still-rising prices continue to limit the selection of homes available to more budget-conscious buyers," said Matthew Speakman, an economist at Zillow.
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"Inflation picked-up for the first time since August 2018, with rising prices across a range of items, including food and alcohol," said Suren Thiru, an economist at the British Chambers of Commerce.
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Housing prices in Hebei surged nearly 13 percent last year to an average 10,133 yuan ($1,600.44) per square metre, even as authorities unveiled a flurry of cooling measures to contain fast rising prices.
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Further, Saudi Arabia and Russia recently agreed privately to boost supply before telling other OPEC countries in an effort to mollify U.S. President Donald Trump, who has focused his anger on rising prices.
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Though Venezuela's 30 million people adore music, especially salsa, Maduro's show has fueled criticism that he is disconnected from reality in a country where millions are skipping meals amid shortages and rising prices.
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COOLING DOWN A RED-HOT MARKET More than 20 cities have now adopted restrictive measures aiming to tame fast-rising prices, although 15 cities had implemented them in the first week of October.
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There's no cast-iron rule that rising prices must be accompanied by tightening time-spreads, but the level of copper contango is still an increasingly anomalous bear signal in a generally bullish picture.
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As steel costs account for 35 percent of his cost of production, he fears rising prices would not only hurt his export sales, but also give an edge to foreign rivals at home.
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Material firms, whose earnings benefited from a construction boom and rising prices amid the government's push to trim excess capacity, pared gains in the afternoon as investors locked in profits following their rally.
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The next EpiPen crisis is no doubt in the making, with patients already suffering from inexplicable rising prices for a much-needed drug, until that trip line of outrage is once again crossed.
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The ultraluxury apartment market in Manhattan fell back down to earth in the third quarter, while the rest of the market had modest gains in sales and rising prices, according to industry reports.
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The rising prices of prescription drugs, especially insulin, have come under intense scrutiny and is a top issue for politicians on both sides of the aisle as the U.S. presidential election draws closer.
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India's auto industry has been struggling due to rising prices of cars and the lack of cheap loans available due to problems in the financial sector, which made consumers more reluctant to spend.
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But there is less pressure from rising prices for imports because the Mexican peso, which dropped to a record low after the election of President Trump, has recovered and appears to have stabilized.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Chicago wheat futures lost ground on Monday as the market eased from its highest since late-June, although tightening world supplies and rising prices in top exporters limited losses.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's efforts to relieve a crippling dollar shortage are pushing it towards a sickly combination of rising prices and lower growth, undermining hopes for economic revival after years of political upheaval.
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The list includes some products that are in dangerously short supply, like epinephrine, used to treat allergic reactions, and others, like insulin, whose rising prices have driven public outrage in the United States.
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It muted the complaints that propelled November's demonstrations — laments over rising prices, accusations of corruption and economic malpractice amid the leadership — replacing them with mourning for a man celebrated as a national hero.
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The rising prices of prescription drugs, especially insulin, have come under intense scrutiny and is a top issue for politicians on both sides of the aisle as the U.S. presidential election draws closer.
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My query about life in Senegal uncorked a torrent of complaints from the bosses: too many competitors, too few customers and rising prices for the merchandise bought during annual buying trips to China.
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"Nobody is interested, nobody cares, and nobody seems to be worried about the threat of rising prices," Clemons wrote, recalling a market truism that the least apparent risk is inherently the most dangerous.
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SA should rise to 274.2 million tonnes next year, the world's largest iron ore producer said on Thursday, after a surge in third quarter profit on rising prices fell shy of analyst estimates.
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The lure of record-high world stock markets gave funds that only bet on rising prices their first weekly inflows in a year, figures from Bank of America Merrill Lynch showed on Friday .
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Demand destruction always becomes a topic of discussion during this stage of the price cycle, and the current discussion resembles previous episodes of high and rising prices in 2005-2008 and 2011-2014.
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But the bigger surprise is that brand-name drugs in particular are seeing a counterintuitive trend: Rising prices for brand-name drugs were mostly attributable to existing drugs that were already on the market.
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The draft rules require property developers to promptly publish accurate pricing information for new homes for sale, and must not charge various additional fees, hoard unsold homes or spread false information about rising prices.
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Watkin Jones said it has ambitions to expand into the booming private rented sector, where demand has risen sharply in the face of an acute shortage of houses in the UK and rising prices.
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Samuel Tombs, an economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said he believed the survey overstated growth for the economy as a whole, as it did not include retailers likely to be hit hardest by rising prices.
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In an attempt to cool rising prices, the bank increased the benchmark rate 50 basis points in late 2015, but a sluggish economy in the top copper exporter has led it to pause since.
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With signs of rising discontent over years of falling real incomes, rising prices, an increase in value-added tax and an unpopular plan to raise the pension age, Putin is under pressure to deliver.
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The number of rigs drilling for oil in the United States has risen in each of the last three weeks, in response to rising prices, after hitting a plateau during the previous seven weeks.
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Rising prices and falling household incomes have harmed Russia's car market in sales terms, but as the share of premium car sales rises, revenues have increased, a trend analysts expect to continue in 2020.
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Falling gold prices deterred the illicit trade last year but smuggling has surged in recent months amid rising prices and the reintroduction in March of a 1 percent local sales tax on gold jewelry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. oil production forecasts for 20183 and 22018 have been boosted significantly as a result of rising prices as well as improved modeling techniques for predicting output down to the well level.
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With tightening stores from a looming shortage, rising prices, and more and more emphasis on specialty coffees, it's no wonder that counterfeit coffee is becoming a problem big enough to need faster, easier testing.
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What Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton have promised to do to Obamacare And it is unclear whether voters motivated by Obamacare will blame the Democrats for rising prices or remain largely satisfied with the law.
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As builders play catch-up to demand, Liu said some landlords may convert rental properties for sale to profit from rising prices, while some homeowners may opt to spend more on renovating current properties.
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"Soft commodities companies (get) a lot of exposure to the rising prices of soft commodities, many of which are denominated in emerging currencies that are going to depreciate with this unexpected event," he explained.
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Tens of thousands of people are expected to march on Sunday in an annual rally to demand full democracy and vent their frustration over rising prices in the world's least affordable real estate market.
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But while Australia is enjoying the boost to earnings from higher export volumes, and rising prices for some commodities, as well as a weaker domestic currency, the government's forecaster doesn't expect this to persist.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer sentiment fell to a seven-month low in August as households worried about rising prices amid a robust economy and tensions between the United States and its main trade partners.
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Most of the increases in drug spending since 2010 appear to be due to rising prices of medications, and shifts in the composition of drugs being prescribed toward higher-priced products, the office said.
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The number of rigs drilling for oil in the United States has risen in each of the last three weeks, in response to rising prices, after hitting a plateau during the previous seven weeks.
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Southwest recently raised U.S. domestic fares by $5 - an effort welcomed by JPMorgan analyst Jamie Baker, who said rising prices were needed to offset a $600 million to $800 million increase in labor costs.
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In the working class Buenos Aires neighborhood of La Boca, many residents say a combination of rising prices and the removal of electricity subsidies by Macri's government has put them into an impossible bind.
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But lacklustre wage growth also showed the challenge facing Prime Minister Theresa May and her minority government, with growing signs that households are feeling the strain of rising prices since last year's Brexit vote.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British households spent more money on food and other essentials last month but held back on less urgent purchases as they faced rising prices, two sets of industry figures showed on Tuesday.
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The collapse of budget carrier WOW Air earlier this year, along with rising prices and other factors, suggest the runaway surge in visitors might be unsustainable, even if glaciers hang on for a while.
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NBS said in a statement on the data that rising prices had cushioned firms' profits even as industrial production slowed in June, but it did not provide separate reasons for the slower profit growth.
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People like the grandmother taking a photo of her granddaughter as she scrambles up the statue of Cossack Mamay, a Ukrainian warrior-defender folk hero, are more concerned with corruption, pensions and rising prices.
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They are eating less because they cannot keep up with rising prices for food, like potatoes, which cost about 26 United States cents a pound now, up from about 5 cents several weeks ago.
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Imposing tariffs on imported goods sets off a classic kind of cost-push inflation in which the inputs of a good, such as parts, materials and labor, rise in price and prompt rising prices.
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Speculation around rising prices flared again Wednesday after the Labor Department reported that U.S. producer prices rose 210 percent in September, in line with expectations and countering a decline in the month of August.
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If implemented, the cuts would take place against the backdrop of rising Chinese capacity, as new energy efficient production comes on line and rising prices entice smelters that shut down in 2015 to restart.
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This week former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers offered that it was "crazy" for the president to keep connecting himself to rising prices, since it was inevitable that they would drop again sooner or later.
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As the system was pumped full of allowances and prices were held low, lots of regulated entities bought more than they needed and banked them as a hedge against rising prices in the future.
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Sudanese journalists working for Reuters and Agence France-Presse, seized by the Sudanese authorities last week for covering protests about rising prices in Khartoum, Sudan's capital, were freed on Monday, the news agencies reported.
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Increasing food prices Roseline Marenyi, 30, a mother of two who lives in the Harare neighborhood of Mbare told CNN she has had to cut down on daily food consumption due to rising prices.
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Analysts at PIMCO, a large fixed-income asset manager, think of gold as an asset with no default or inflation risk (in inflationary times, investors often regard it as a hedge against rising prices).
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Diab must contend with dire financial strains including a dollar shortage that has shattered confidence in banks and prompted them to impose tight withdrawal limits, a sharp fall in the currency, and rising prices.
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As CEO, Schoen steered the group through a boom period for agricultural commodity markets, notching record net profit for the group of $1 billion, as fast growing demand and lagging supply fuelled rising prices.
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The figures drove home how households are grappling with rising prices in shops, exacerbated by the pound's plunge that followed last year's vote to leave the European Union and by rising global oil prices.
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Then, rising prices for stocks and other risky assets were tied to a kind of buoyant optimism that the global economy might be entering a boom period and that corporate earnings would follow suit.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said she would impose a price cap on the energy market to help millions of households struggling with rising prices, hitting shares in the leading providers hard.
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"Nobody is interested, nobody cares, and nobody seems to be worried about the threat of rising prices," Clemons wrote, evoking a market truism that the least apparent risk has the greatest potential to destabilize.
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Seniors' mobility could be impeded if they try to relocate to more expensive markets to be closer to family than where they currently live, especially given higher rates and rising prices, Goodman points out.
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Detroit automakers had a really bad day Wednesday as investors hammered Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler after all three scaled back their 255 earnings forecasts due largely to rising prices for raw materials.
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Younger investors may be familiar with the term bear market but unfamiliar with the experience: We've been in a bull market — with rising prices, the opposite of a bear market — for over eight years.
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But it also drove home the view shared by Bank of England policymakers, who meet this week, that rising prices will soon put a brake on household spending, a key driver of the economy.
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Florian Hofer, the managing director of Engel & Völkers Balearic Islands, based in Port Andratx, said the rising prices are the result of increased demand and the improving quality of the homes on the market.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies agreed in June to boost supply as U.S. President Donald Trump urged producers to offset losses caused by sanctions on Iran and to dampen rising prices.
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He echoed growing complaints from the public about rising prices and shortages even as the country looks to implement further austerity measures ahead of a $12 billion IMF lending program granted preliminary approval in August.
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SOURCE: REDFIN "Rising prices and mortgage rates have priced out some potential buyers while causing others to conclude that waiting to buy could pay off, especially as listings rise," said Andrew LePage, a CoreLogic analyst.
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After a long pause since the Great Recession — punctuated by worries about falling prices — consumers are paying more each month for goods and services in what seems to be a sustained pickup in rising prices.
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For several years they have been used to explain why building has been so slow in the face of strong demand and rising prices (aside from the hangover from over-building in the mid-2000s).
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But some analysts warn that Japan may lose support from domestic demand after a scheduled sales tax hike in October hits households, many of whom are sensitive to rising prices due to slow wage growth.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Nutrien Ltd, the world's biggest crop nutrient producer by capacity, is looking at expanding several nitrogen fertilizer plants in North America due to rising prices, Chief Executive Chuck Magro said on Tuesday.
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Because I am focusing outside of UK in the main for business and investment, despite me not liking it, all the negative domestic economy issues will probably be monetarily beneficial apart from rising prices, i.e.
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Khartoum has seen a series of small but rare protests over the past week amid rising prices and government austerity measures that have included price hikes on electricity and fuel as well as import restrictions.
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British retail sales posted their biggest quarterly fall in seven years during the first three months of 3.73, as rising prices since last year's Brexit vote put more pressure on consumers, officialdata showed on Friday.
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Russia and Saudia Arabia are reportedly discussing raising the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) output by 1 million barrels a day, a change that would ease rising prices at the pump for Americans.
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Senior Canadian bankers such as RBC Chief Executive Dave McKay and TD's CEO, Bharat Masrani, voiced their support for the new rules prior to their introduction, saying rising prices were a threat to Canada's economy.
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But Thursday's figures will add to worries about the outlook for consumers, who have become increasingly pressured by rising prices after the pound's fall following the Brexit vote and a rise in global oil prices.
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The stronger steel output on the back of higher demand and rising prices has boosted Chinese iron ore imports, which rose 623 percent in the first 10 months of the year to 843.3 million tonnes.
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The firm listed rising inflation, an escalation in trade wars and geopolitical instability as potential short-term threats to markets and stocks crumbled this week amid fears that rising prices could prompt faster rate hikes.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - A day after dramatically ditching its currency peg and hiking fuel prices, Egypt's government scrambled to assure people angered by rising prices that it could no longer afford to postpone painful austerity measures.
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They have steadily decreased export volumes this year, especially to the U.S. This cutback in exports to the U.S. is one factor in the fall of overall U.S. crude oil inventories, and the rising prices.
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Russia and Saudia Arabia are reportedly discussing raising the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) output by 1 million barrels a day, a change that would ease rising prices at the pump for Americans.
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Russian steelmakers ramped up production in 2017, making the most of rising prices and demand after a two-year downturn, expecting a further increase in the domestic consumption this year helped by an economic recovery.
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Longer term, the Bank of England and many other economists are concerned that rising prices will reduce households' disposable income, and Thursday's figures also showed store prices falling at the slowest pace since July 203.
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In this case, rising prices threaten to extend the oil drilling and production boom in the United States, which would ultimately force Saudi Arabia to make even deeper cuts or abandon its price-defence strategy.
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The principal risks come from an acceleration in U.S. shale drilling, declining compliance in OPEC and its allies, increased production from non-OPEC non-shale sources, or a deceleration in demand owing to rising prices.
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The new mayor has pledged to address London's housing crisis by building thousands more affordable homes at a time when rising prices are forcing less affluent people to move increasingly far from the city center.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia reported its first two cases of coronavirus on Friday and restricted direct flights to China, its biggest trade partner, as Russians complained of rising prices for medical masks and anti-virus medicine.
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Buffett devoted significant portions of Berkshire annual letters in the late 1970s and early 113s — amid high inflation in the United States — to discussing what rising prices mean for stocks, corporate balance sheets and investors.
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China said in late June it would renew efforts to crack down on property irregularities in 30 major cities this year, mobilizing seven government agencies in a co-ordinated effort to rein in rising prices.
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Such companies can take advantage of rising prices and wages, meaning the hedge funds may be well placed even as inflation fears have sent U.S. stocks into retreat for much of the past two weeks.
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In recent weeks, the government has bombarded the economy with a wave of stimulus measures, from tariff reductions that could help soothe the pain from rising prices, to rate cuts that could fuel more lending.
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Fuel traders and shipowners have warned for several years that the switch from high-sulphur fuel oil (HSFO) to low-sulphur fuel oil (LSFO) or marine gasoil (MGO) could lead to shortages and rising prices.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Argentina's government is targeting an inflation rate no higher than 25 percent this year and is making the battle against rising prices its top priority, Finance Minister Alfonso Prat-Gay said on Thursday.
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Rising prices should encourage gas-fired power producers to limit the number of hours they run in the next few weeks to conserve stocks, while price differentials should result in maximum switching to coal generation.
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Suzanne Delbanco, the executive director for the Catalyst for Payment Reform, a nonprofit group that mainly represents employers, said controlling rising prices is especially hard in markets where a local hospital or medical group dominates.
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Firms tend not to cut their workers' nominal wages (the numbers on the pay cheque), and when inflation is low they cannot achieve such large savings by keeping pay constant in the face of rising prices.
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Rising prices are catching some of the blame, with LMC Automotive, Edmunds and other research firms estimating American motorists spent an average of around $34,000 on their new vehicles in May, near the all-time record.
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New vehicle sales in the United States are expected to drop as higher interest rates and rising prices could prompt customers to hold off their car-buying plans, the National Automobile Dealers Association said last month.
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Rising prices for vegetables and fruit had been the main driver behind rising inflation over the years, which has prompted the interior ministry and the Egyptian army to offer some food staples at below market prices.
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When the same respondents were asked "And personally, what are the two most important issues you are facing at the moment?" rising prices/inflation came first (32.5%), followed by pensions (15.1%), taxation (14.4%) and unemployment (14%).
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Rising prices may be the reason spending this year is projected to fall for the first time in a decade, according to an annual survey released by the National Retail Federation (NRF) and Prosper Insights & Analytics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Pharmaceutical companies are under fire around the world as a wave of new treatments for cancer and other serious conditions reach the market at ever rising prices, and the pressure looks set to increase.
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In wheat, lower than expected weekly U.S. export sales of 262,400 tonnes were set against falling expectations for harvests in Australia and Argentina, as well as rising prices in Black Sea exporting countries Russia and Ukraine.
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These gauges could be distorted by other factors, most notably a mismatch between the amount of inflation-linked bonds in circulation and demand from the likes of pension funds that need to hedge against rising prices.
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Najib enters the election weighed down by a multi-billion dollar financial scandal linked to state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), and public anger over rising prices, blamed on a consumption tax he introduced in 2015.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - New Hope Corp, Australia's top independent coal producer, reported a near quadrupling in first-half underlying profit on Tuesday, underpinned by rising prices and higher production following its acquisition of the Bengalla coal mine.
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The increase was due to rising prices for large liquid crystal display (LCD) panels during the first half of the year as well as a more diversified product lineup, LG Display said in a regulatory filing.
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But some analysts say slowing price growth and weakening property investment suggest the rebound may have peaked, as more local governments tighten restrictions on home purchases in a bid to keep fast-rising prices in check.
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However, Ford has warned investors that its overall vehicle profit margins are threatened this year by rising prices for commodities such as steel and aluminum prices, even as most other automakers say those increases are manageable.
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Australia's commodity-linked currency also got help from rising prices for iron ore, one of the country's major exports, putting it on track to become the biggest winner against the U.S. dollar in early London trading.
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Many companies looked for more ways to play the China boom, and rising prices of all raw materials gave them an excuse to cling on to even those projects that were high-cost and low-quality.
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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has often called in the military to assist in major infrastructure projects and with distribution of subsidized commodities to keep a lid on rising prices amid an acute shortage of dollars.
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One of the more significant extensions of global governance has come in the economic realm, where intricate webs of interdependence can allow bad things—like rising prices caused by trade wars—to spread far and fast.
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Why it matters: Express Scripts is about to lose its lucrative pharmacy contract with Anthem, and pharmacy benefit managers in general have faced a lot of scrutiny over their role in the rising prices of prescriptions.
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Daly's comments suggests a willingness to continue to test that belief, and hold off on raising interest rates until she sees evidence, in rising prices and wages, that unemployment really is reaching its lowest sustainable level.
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Rising prices for goods in shops - pushed up in many cases by a fall in the value of the pound - were also a factor behind the 6.3 percent increase in the value of sales, it said.
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The rising prices appear to be rising in part thanks to a competitive labor market, with the Labor Department reporting that the unemployment rate fell to 3.9 percent in April, the lowest level since December 2000.
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Governor Mugur Isarescu said the bank had to react in the face of rising prices but he was not expecting a long battle, with inflation expected to return within target by the end of the year.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's annual inflation is expected to have accelerated slightly in the first half of May on the back of rising prices for certain agricultural and consumer goods, a Reuters poll showed on Monday.
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The CMS had earlier this year projected spending to rise 5.3 percent in 2018, reflecting rising prices of medical goods and services and higher Medicaid costs, expecting the upward trend to continue for the next decade.
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The rule is also unusual because — unlike many other proposals to bring down drug costs — it is supported by the pharmaceutical industry, which has put part of the blame for rising prices on pharmacy benefit managers.
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More important, the changing view of the West reflects a general exasperation with domestic problems including plans to overhaul pensions, higher taxes and several years of rising prices in tandem with decreasing incomes, Mr. Gudkov said.
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His boss, Carlos Principe, the capital's self-anointed "Gizzard King" - emblazoned in red letters on the shop's overhead sign - has heard complaints from clients over rising prices since the primary threw Argentine politics on its head.
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His boss, Carlos Principe, the capital's self-anointed "Gizzard King" - emblazoned in red letters on the shop's overhead sign - has heard complaints from clients over rising prices since the primary threw Argentine politics on its head.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina will water down a tax hike on liquid fuels, the country's energy secretariat said on Friday, as it faces a biting recession and President Mauricio Macri seeks to rein in rising prices.
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In recent weeks, the government has bombarded the economy with a wave of stimulus measures, from tariff reductions that could help soothe the pain from rising prices, to rate cuts that could fuel more bank lending.
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Who wants to buy into a country that is, by most indications, devastated by sanctions, cut off from the rest of the world economy and seething with public anger over rising prices and declining living standards?
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At the same time, New York's rent-control and rent-stabilization laws have protected some tenants from sharp rent increases, while others have an even more reliable refuge from rising prices: subsidized apartments in city buildings.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - William Ackman's publicly traded hedge fund is outperforming the broader stock market this year, fueled by rising prices at Chipotle Mexican Grill and Automatic Data Processing Inc, the billionaire investor said on Thursday.
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"The Fed continues to face an economy that has strong growth, rising prices but economic uncertainties, especially when the trade situation is factored in," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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Both Gholz and Eggert believe this growing demand and rising prices, combined with market pressure for a more diverse, sustainable supply chain, may bring the Chinese control of rare earths to an end, even without government intervention.
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The government late on Saturday pledged extra aid for poor families and those in need in response to the demonstrations but protesters still took to the streets, holding banners with slogans against rising prices and new taxes.
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After three straight years of losses, analysts are finally prepared to say gold prices have found a floor, with rising prices seen this year and next as concerns over the pace of U.S. monetary policy tightening fade.
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The country's major cities have regularly seen protests against rising prices and hikes to public utilities, which have climbed sharply as the government has cut back on once generous subsidies as part of a deficit reduction program.
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Netflix $8.99 / month for Basic ($107.88 per year)$12.99 / month for Standard HD ($155.88 per year)$15.99 / month for Premium 4K ($191.88 per year) Netflix's gradually rising prices haven't done much damage to the service's enormous popularity.
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Hedge funds and other money managers cut their net long position — bets on rising prices — in Brent and U.S. crude futures and options by 31 million barrels to 453 million in the week ending on July 19.
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Rising prices of crude oil, high demand for fuel and maintenance work needing to be done at refineries – some of which was delayed because of last year's Hurricane Harvey – are among the suspected causes of the hikes .
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The IMF programme is tied to reforms such as tax increases and subsidy cuts which contributed to a jump in the country's headline inflation rate to 33.0 percent, leaving Egyptian consumers to grapple with sharply rising prices.
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The sense of panic has been attributed to concerns that the public is losing patience with the government amid high unemployment, rising prices and a persistent militant insurgency that, among other things, has devastated Egypt's tourism industry.
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But starting in late September, Beijing began urging coal producers to boost supplies in a slew of emergency meetings, because the efforts to cut overcapacity and curb pollution had depleted supplies to utilities and triggered rising prices.
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The change of guard comes against the backdrop of a likely drop in sales of new vehicles in the United States this year as higher interest rates and rising prices prompt customers to delay their buying plans.
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"This was an important quarter for us to demonstrate our strategy is working," Vanlancker said, as he predicted the effects of rising prices of oil and other inputs would stabilize in the second half of the year.
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Reuters last week reported that Russia and Saudi Arabia, the world's two biggest oil producers, struck a private deal in September to raise output to cool rising prices and had informed the United States about the decision.
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"For producers struggling to meet debt payments and avoid breaching the terms of loan covenants, rising prices are a chance to lock in future revenue and reduce downside risks," Reuters analyst John Kemp said in a commentary.
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Saudi Arabia, the UAE and the World Bank have poured about $3 billion into Egypt's coffers in recent months, but rising prices and periodic shortages of state-subsidised foods have forced the government to increase costly imports.
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Speculators increased their bets on rising prices as Russia and some OPEC members proposed freezing output at current levels, raising hopes that a supply glut that has brought prices to more than 10-year lows could ease.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Prime Minister Imran Khan's government faces mounting pressure as rising prices and tough austerity policies under Pakistan's latest bailout from the International Monetary Fund are squeezing the middle class that helped carry it to power.
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The country's major cities have regularly seen protests against rising prices and hikes to public utilities, which have climbed sharply as the government has cut back on once-generous subsidies as part of a deficit reduction program.
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The Labor Department said U.S. consumer prices fell for the first time in 10 months in March, weighed down by lower gasoline costs, but underlying inflation continued to firm amid rising prices for healthcare and rental accommodation.
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As rising prices push city workers to live further from the center and endure long commutes, sleep pods which allow for a power nap near the office have popped up from Madrid and London to New York.
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"This was an important quarter for us to demonstrate our strategy is working," Vanlancker said, as he predicted the effects of rising prices of oil and other inputs would stabilise in the second half of the year.
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That may be healthy in that half a decade of deflation has ended, but rising prices will be no comfort to the jobless or to pensioners who have seen bailout-imposed austerity cut their incomes 11 times.
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But others point to signs of strain in global supply chains, rising prices for crucial raw materials, stagnant shipments and the possibility that the impact of these disputes on business confidence may well foreshadow larger economic disruptions.
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The forecast for a decrease in cost over 2017 levels comes as EOG's peers grapple with rising prices from Halliburton Co and other oilfield service providers, who are eager to charge more as crude prices climb higher.
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But the same polls have also laid bare widespread political apathy, raising doubts about the turnout at next year's election, as well as serious concerns about everyday issues such as low wages, rising prices and shoddy housing.
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The central bank took advantage of an extraordinary period of low inflation to cut rates by a total of 200 bps from January 2015 to August this year, but has since grown increasingly worried about rising prices.
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The tech tax, the passage of which is considered a long shot, is the latest manifestation of resentment here against the proliferation of high-paid tech workers and the pressures that rising prices have put on residents.
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Builders have found profits challenging at lower price points because of rising prices for land and lumber and the need to pay higher wages in a labor market that is short on skilled workers, Mr. Yun said.
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Not only have the tariffs contributed to $1 billion in higher costs for General Motors, they are now contributing to rising prices of everything from Cokes to vacuum cleaners as companies pass along those costs to consumers.
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With an election last week leaving the Conservative Party short of an overall majority, rising prices could also intensify the sense of grievance among voters who rebuked Prime Minister Theresa May and her party at the polls.
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"In all likelihood we will see again rising prices over the next 12 months if you look purely at the cocoa market," he said, though he did not expect Lindt to raise its prices over the period.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) has a core mandate to target inflation at or around 2 percent and any hint of rising prices could pressure the central bank to end its easy monetary policy sooner rather than later.
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Summer bonuses boosted real wages in June, but since then real wages have been weakening, as consumer prices have crept up on the back of rising prices of gasoline and fresh vegetables, which offset gains in nominal pay.
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However, the upward trend in investment and sales is proving to be unsustainable, as more first and second tier cities adopt stiffer measures to dampen fast-rising prices, while smaller Chinese cities struggle to clear overhanging housing inventory.
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At the time, Thailand was the world's largest exporter of rice, with a market share above 50 percent, and there was real market concern not only of rising prices, but also of shortages, much like today with cobalt.
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By last week, fund managers had closed out almost all the WTI short positions they had initiated since August, leaving few left to be squeezed by rising prices, and removing an important source of support for the rally.
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Sugar had become scarce in Egypt in recent months and the government took control of stocks to counter what it said was an epidemic of hoarding by merchants reacting to rising prices amid a shortage of foreign currency.
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According to one recent poll by the Levada center, an independent polling agency, the government's failure to address rising prices is the number one concern for citizens; fully 42 percent of those polled say it's their primary grievance.
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China produces half the world's annual output of 1.6 billion tonnes of steel and has struggled to decrease its estimated 300 million tonne overcapacity, and rising prices have given companies there an incentive to boost production for export.
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But growth remained robust and as it was accompanied by rising prices the survey is unlikely to concern policymakers at the European Central Bank too much as they look to move away from their ultra-loose monetary policy.
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The South American country, which has the largest oil reserves on the planet, is currently locked in the disastrous feedback loop of printing more money to keep up with rising prices, which, in turn, is cheapening the bolívar.
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"First-time buyers in higher-priced cities will be most affected by rising prices and mortgage rates next year and will likely have to stretch their budget or make compromises on home size, price or location," Yun said.
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Prices for new homes rose 36.8 percent in Shenzhen from a year ago, cooling from 40.9 percent in July, allowing the coastal city of Xiamen to take over as the city in China with the fastest rising prices.
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Many factors have pushed down long-term rates, including still sluggish inflation prospects and global economic concerns that drive investments to U.S. Treasury bonds, which lowers their rates because they move in the opposite direction of rising prices.
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The combination of rising prices and slowing wage growth represents a challenge for the Bank of England and its top policymakers, three of whom voted last week to raise interest rates to head off the acceleration of inflation.
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The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) noted that shares of Jeil Steel, in which both current and former heads of Shinil bought stakes earlier this month, had seen increased trading and rising prices since May, an FSS official said.
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Fenqile, a service founded by a former Tencent Holdings Ltd executive that allows users to pay in instalments, said shoppers buying iPhones on the site had increased alongside rising prices - spiking in the second quarter of the year.
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Protests have escalated for months over rising prices seen across the country, including in the capital Tehran after the Iranian rial plunged to new lows in May following President Trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear deal.
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"This suggests that younger buyers are finding success despite the fact that they are more likely to have to adjust their home search in response to rising prices and mortgage rates," said Danielle Hale, chief economist for Realtor.com.
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Rising prices for butter and eggs - which have been affected by a supply squeeze after a chemical contamination scare - could also push up the bill for festive desserts like the French Christmas log or "galette des Rois" cake.
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Morrison said this week that gas would be key to cutting emissions from the power sector, which is 70% dependent on coal, while keeping the lights on and curbing rising prices as the country transitions toward cleaner energy.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A sharp rise in underlying inflation last month was not enough to convince at least one Federal Reserve policymaker that further interest rate hikes will soon be needed to keep a lid on rising prices.
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"The market expectation about ever-rising prices has completely altered," Cai Zhen, a researcher specialising in real estate finance at the National Institution for Finance and Development, a state think tank, wrote in a response to the survey.
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So if tax cuts, more military spending and other Trumpian policies add to deficits at a time the economy is already running at full blast, rising prices and rising rates are exactly what we would expect to see.
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The government has tried to win public support for the austerity measures with a billboard campaign and media blitz and also sought to expand social security schemes to shield the poorest from the effects of the rising prices.
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"The market expectation about ever-rising prices has completely altered," Cai Zhen, a researcher specializing in real estate finance at the National Institution for Finance and Development, a state think tank, wrote in a response to the survey.
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Demand for single-family homes in developing regions like Colgan has been driven in part by record low inventory levels and rising prices of single-family dwellings within the GTA that have priced many homebuyers out of the market.
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Adding to upbeat signs, euro zone retail sales increased for the third consecutive month in March and by more than market expectations, showing shoppers have so far not been deterred by rising prices, official estimates released on Thursday showed.
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SARAJEVO, June 12 (Reuters) - Fuel distributors in Bosnia's autonomous Bosniak-Croat Federation agreed a deal with the regional government on Tuesday to cut fuel prices after drivers repeatedly blocked roads in protest against rising prices, a government minister said.
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ISLAMABAD, July 18 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Imran Khan's government faces mounting pressure as rising prices and tough austerity policies under Pakistan's latest bailout from the International Monetary Fund are squeezing the middle class that helped carry it to power.
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Russia and Saudi Arabia struck a private deal in September to raise oil output to cool rising prices and informed the United States before a meeting in Algiers with other producers, four sources familiar with the plan told Reuters.
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"We've been living a hand-to-mouth existence for a very long time but rising prices of seeds, diesel and fertiliser and falling prices of milk, fruits, vegetables and even staples is the last straw," said farmer Shivpal Yadav.
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"It seems that the oil supply recovery is gathering momentum in the world oil market, stimulated by gradually rising prices as well as improvements in drilling efficiency and well productivity in North America," OPEC said in its March report.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Trump administration is proposing ways to curb the cost of prescription drugs for seniors and other Americans, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, acting on repeated pledges by President Donald Trump to tackle rising prices.
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Consumption changes are harder to measure in real-time, and tend to lag behind changes in oil prices, but the rise in prices will restrain demand too, as it has always done during every previous period of rising prices.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS News of Coca-Cola's rising prices comes amid reports that Coca-Cola topped sales estimates for the quarter, largely due to rising demand for its Diet and Zero Sugar offerings.
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Business Russia and Saudi Arabia struck a private deal in September to raise oil output to cool rising prices and informed the United States before a meeting in Algiers with other producers, four sources familiar with the plan said.
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With an eye to the overall rice surplus, the government has allowed exports to resume, but its failure to accumulate its own stocks has encouraged traders to hold back supplies in the expectation of rising prices while discouraging exports.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer prices fell for the first time in 10 months in March, weighed down by a decline in the cost of gasoline, but underlying inflation continued to firm amid rising prices for healthcare and rental accommodation.
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TOKYO, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds edged up on Friday, taking their cues from rising prices for U.S. bonds while super-long debt dipped slightly after the results of the Bank of Japan's buying underscored lingering selling demand.
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Auto-injection version: $690 in 2014; $4,500 today Injectable version: $62.29 in 2012; $142.49 today Why it matters: Drug companies can't afford more stories like this right when they're getting President Trump to soften his tone on rising prices.
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But even if he believes that rising prices are a sign of rampant mania, "Boom" is oddly uninterested in the actual artistry of art, what — besides the attentions of gallerists goosing the market — separates the good from the dross.
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Mr. Salas's trial before a revolutionary court, in March, was broadcast live on state television — with the feed cut during his defense — and his execution was taken as a message to potential dissidents challenging the authorities over rising prices.
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"As shoppers modify their strategies for navigating a housing market that has become more competitive due to rising prices and low inventory, the search for a home is beginning earlier and earlier," said George Ratiu, senior economist at realtor.com.
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"While Morrisons' performance is noteworthy, it still operates in an extremely difficult trading environment ... rising prices and its eventual impact on consumer spending does pose a challenge for the sector," said Himanshu Pal, vice president of researcher Kantar Retail.
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"While the hike is painful, the severe instability we have experienced in recent weeks had to be addressed as the effects of an unstable currency and rising prices will hurt all consumers," First National Bank CEO Jacques Celliers said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese wages fell 0.1 percent in September from a year earlier after adjustment for inflation, down for the fourth straight month, suggesting consumer inflation could take a hit as salaries fail to keep pace with rising prices.
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The United States queried India's 5% export subsidy for non-Basmati rice and its growing state buying of wheat at rising prices, despite back-to-back record harvests, noting that it was on track for a record wheat stockpile.
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The defendants said that in the months after the acquisition they had reason to believe the value of the assets had actually grown by $1.2 billion, as rising prices for "scarce" coking coal helped offset lower barging and rail capacity.
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The numbers for September will be released next week and are likely to show rising prices, but it's extremely unlikely that Mongolian cargoes will have jumped more in percentage terms than those from Australia, thus widening the gap between the two.
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Bill Hickey, chairman of Chicago-based Lapham-Hickey Steel, which has half a dozen U.S. steel processing plants, said he wants to help U.S. steelmakers, but is concerned rising prices will push manufacturers to duck tariffs by purchasing steel parts overseas.
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