Mining stocks were the top sectoral fallers, down 0.7 percent.
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But there is no scope for more broad sectoral measures.
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Banks were down 3.4 percent, among the top sectoral fallers.
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The sectoral and regional effects of the models are striking.
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Banks rose 2 percent, making them the top sectoral gainer.
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Banks were down over 6 percent, the top sectoral faller.
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SX7P, which was down 1.7 percent, the biggest sectoral faller.
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Banco BPM and BPER Banca were the top sectoral performers.
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BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto were the worst sectoral performers.
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The index was the biggest sectoral gainer on the day.
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Across the region, banks fell 0.7 percent, the biggest sectoral decline.
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Andrias is hardly alone in urging a move to sectoral bargaining.
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He and his company have been under sectoral sanctions since 2014.
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The UK mining index fell 3.5 percent, the top sectoral decliner.
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The UK mining index fell 3.3 percent, the top sectoral decliner.
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Bilateral ties are now based on a patchwork of sectoral accords.
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BT was the top sectoral performer, after raising its company outlook.
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The banking sector was the worst sectoral performer, tumbling 2 percent.
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The UK mining index fell 2.2 percent, the top sectoral decliner.
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In most European countries, pay standards are set by sectoral bargaining.
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London-listed Antofagasta led the sectoral losses, down more than 211 percent.
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Autos were the top sectoral faller with a drop of 1.5 percent.
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Such a sectoral approach is anyway unlikely to work, for two reasons.
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Banks were the biggest sectoral gainer with a rise of 1.3 percent.
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Telecoms were the biggest sectoral weigh to the STOXX, falling 2 percent.
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Oil companies were the top sectoral fallers, tracking global crude prices lower.
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Madland and Andrias hardly alone in urging a move to sectoral bargaining.
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The money will go toward macroeconomic, structural and sectoral reforms, he said.
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And then there are other issues that lead to broad sectoral regulation.
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The STOXX 600 retail index was down 4.13 percent, the biggest sectoral faller.
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World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules would also make sectoral post-Brexit deals harder.
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Banking stocks were the top sectoral fallers with a drop of 1 percent.
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Yet Brexit's chief effect may be to widen existing sectoral and geographical gaps.
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The STOXX 600 retail index was down 1 percent, the biggest sectoral faller.
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Well, technically it's four sectors and one cross-sectoral policy, namely carbon pricing.
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Europe's food and beverages index was the standout sectoral gainer, up 0.5 percent.
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Miners were among the top sectoral gainers as prices of industrial metals recovered.
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On a sectoral basis, technology, business services and pharmaceutical companies were most bullish.
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The basic resources sector was among the biggest sectoral gainers, up 20.7366 percent.
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High sectoral and geographical concentration of exports increases exposure to potential economic shocks.
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She called for a new approach to save unions from extinction: sectoral bargaining.
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Business favors a strategic and multilateral approach; not just a narrow sectoral approach.
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Tech shares rose 1.5 percent, the biggest sectoral riser, led up by Capgemini.
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SXAP rose 1.7 percent, the best sectoral performer in the region by far.
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We'll see sectoral regulations that are aimed at addressing specific parts of technology.
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The FTSE 350 banking index was the top sectoral gainer, up 1.5 percent.
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The sectoral regulators may have been captured, and the economy-wide trustbusters look away.
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The European basic resources index was down nearly 1 percent, the biggest sectoral decliner.
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Miners and oil stocks were the top sectoral gainers, underpinned by stronger commodity prices.
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HSBC was the worst sectoral performer, after reporting disappointing annual profit figures on Tuesday.
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However, basic resources stocks, including miners, down 20153 percent, were the biggest sectoral faller.
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However, basic resources stocks, including miners, down 2.2 percent, were the biggest sectoral faller.
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Catering company Elior Group was the worst sectoral performer, down more than 4 percent.
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Anglo led Europe's basic resource stocks higher, the top sectoral gainers, up 3.3 percent.
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Media stocks were the top performers on Monday, with WPP leading the sectoral gains.
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If talks fail, the sectoral accords would stay in effect but relations would suffer.
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Autos rose 1.4 percent, leading sectoral gainers and building on the previous session's rise.
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So far, Sanders and and fellow presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg have embraced sectoral bargaining.
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SXTP sector, which was the biggest sectoral faller with a decline of 0.7 percent.
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SXAP were the biggest sectoral fallers, down 2.4 percent as shares in Schaeffler SHA_.
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Construction was the biggest sectoral gainer, with 61,000 new job roles, followed by retail.
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The European basic resources index fell 1.1 percent, the biggest sectoral decliner in Europe.
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The STOXX Europe 600 banking index fell 5.6 percent, making it the top sectoral faller.
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Mining was the biggest sectoral loser, having hit 12-1/2 year lows in January.
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Pharma stocks gained on bargain hunting and the healthcare index was the top sectoral gainer.
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The Sectoral Sanctions Identifications List (SSI List) also adds complexity to the sanctions compliance landscape.
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Basic materials and banks were the worst sectoral performers, both ending down around 1 percent.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Travel & Leisure index was the top sectoral faller, down 2.2 percent.
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The STOXX Europe 241.11 Travel & Leisure index was the top sectoral faller, down 20.75 percent.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Auto index fell 2.3 percent, making it the top sectoral loser.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Travel and Leisure index fell 2 percent, the top sectoral decliner.
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This week's surveys of sentiment among sectoral purchasing managers have all been better than expected.
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Export-oriented auto stocks fell more than 3 percent, making them the top sectoral faller.
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Banks and construction sector stocks were the biggest sectoral fallers, both down around 2 percent.
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The top sectoral faller was the STOXX 06003 Basic Resources index, which fell 2.3 percent.
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The STOXX Europe 600 banking index fell 20143 percent, making it the top sectoral decliner.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Auto index rose 3.1 percent, making it the biggest sectoral gainer.
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Consultancy giant Capgemini was the top sectoral performer after it reported upbeat first-quarter figures.
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A bilateral agreement with a sectoral focus on tech and cybersecurity also has geostrategic merit.
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Instead of unions, "sectoral bargaining" helps workers across an industry — not just at one company.
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Schaeffler and Hella were among the worst sectoral performers, down 1.33 and 1.57 percent respectively.
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The auto sector index rose 1.1 percent, making it the biggest sectoral gainer in Europe.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 rose 0.5 percent, with almost all sectoral indexes showing gains.
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The European mining index rose 2.2 percent, the top sectoral gainer, tracking gains in metals prices.
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Miners were the biggest sectoral fallers, down 1 percent as copper hit a 1-month low.
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Any sectoral deal would be policed by the European Commission and the European Court of Justice.
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The transport equipment sector tumbled 21% and was the second worst sectoral performer on the board.
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The transport equipment sector tumbled 2.4% and was the second worst sectoral performer on the board.
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SXEP is up more than 14 percent year to date, comfortably leading sectoral gainers in Europe.
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On the sectoral front, banks, autos, capital goods, power and oil & gas sectors outperformed the Nifty.
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Banks continued a recent rally and were the top sectoral risers, with HSBC up 2.4 percent.
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The STOXX Europe Oil and Gas index slid 06003 percent, making it the top sectoral loser.
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The sectoral index for electricity generation grew 3.3% on-year, data from the Statistics Department showed.
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SXAP cemented their position as the biggest sectoral gainer so far this year, rising 1.4 percent.
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In July 22019, the United States and the European Union imposed serious sectoral sanctions on Russia.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Auto index was up 3 percent, making it the biggest sectoral gainer.
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The process of actually putting together an economy-wide, cross-sectoral program would be ... time-consuming.
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Europe's STMicroelectronics and Siltronic were the worst sectoral performers, down over 3 and 7 percent respectively.
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Resources The investment team of PCM consists of seven analysts based in Moscow with sectoral responsibilities.
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The European mining index fell 1.3 percent, the biggest sectoral decliner, after copper and nickel dropped.
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Brussels has tended to say sectoral problems are chiefly the result of overcapacity, particularly in China.
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Inpex was the board' biggest gainer and made the mining sector the top sectoral performer. Kabu.
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The STOXX Europe 06003 Bank index was the top sectoral faller with a drop of 0.5 percent.
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The Nifty Media index fell as much as 2.07%, declining the most among the 14 sectoral indexes.
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The defensive healthcare sector, popular in times of economic or political strife, was the biggest sectoral gainer.
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On a sectoral level, China's imports from the U.S. are concentrated in transport equipment, electronics and chemicals.
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We rarely see such numbers in an economic downturn, suggesting that China's problems are sectoral, not endemic.
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The banking and insurance sectors were the top sectoral performers, soaring 2.4 percent and 13 percent, respectively.
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Italgas, Pennon Group and Iberdrola were among the top sectoral performers, all trading around 3 percent higher.
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SXEP was the biggest sectoral gainer, up 1 percent at its highest level in around three years.
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SXPP fell 6003 percent as copper prices slipped on a stronger dollar, leading sectoral losers in Europe.
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Congress members should push Yellen on the lack of racial, gender, and sectoral diversity at the Fed.
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SXAP, which is most sensitive to trade war fears, was the biggest sectoral faller, down 1.7 percent.
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Can't we remain dedicated free-marketers and still accept some sectoral regulatory scrutiny if and when appropriate?
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And as the Australian experience demonstrates, sectoral standards can also be instituted using a wage board system.
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There's nothing stopping sectoral organizations from setting up protected areas right now, says the Commonwealth Secretariat's Ardron.
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ASML was the top sectoral performer, after the Amsterdam-listed stock beat profit expectations in the third quarter.
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France's PSA Peugeot Citroen was a top sectoral performer after its quarterly earnings were well received by investors.
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The STOXX 600 Bank sector index, the worst sectoral performer so far this year, was down 1.3 percent.
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On the sectoral front, the pharma index was in good health again, rising 4 percent for the week.
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The LME aluminium market isn't pricing in this sectoral instability because of the comfort cushion of China's exports.
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Autos were the biggest sectoral losers, down 0.6 percent, with Schaeffler, Peugeot and Volkswagen leading the sector lower.
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The STOXX 600 Bank sector index, the worst sectoral performer so far this year, was down 0.7 percent.
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The LME aluminum market isn't pricing in this sectoral instability because of the comfort cushion of China's exports.
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Sweden's Hexagon and France's Dassault Systemes were the top sectoral performers, after reporting solid quarterly results on Wednesday.
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Gazprom Neft is subject to the U.S. government's sectoral sanctions, which limit its ability to raise funds abroad.
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Still, you'd think the economy is pretty big and diverse and we'd be able to overcome sectoral challenges.
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SX7P fell 2.8 percent, the worst sectoral performer, taking this year's total losses to more than 30 percent.
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Meantime, household goods held its sectoral gains, jumping 1.08 percent, helped by stocks such as Moncler and LVMH.
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The Basic Resources index, where major mining companies are listed, was the biggest sectoral faller, dropping 1.4 percent.
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Autos were the biggest sectoral losers, down 1.4 percent, with Schaeffler, Peugeot and BMW leading the sector lower.
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Oil & gas stocks were the second best sectoral gainers, up 1 percent, while basic resources gained 1.3 percent.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index fell 3.863 percent, the top sectoral decliner, as copper prices dropped.
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Insurance Australia Group Ltd was the sectoral index's biggest loser as it fell as much as 2.7 percent.
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Mining firm BHP Billiton and copper producer Aurubis were the worst sectoral performers, both down around 24 percent.
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These sectoral agreements create authoritative bodies to ensure the equitable use and exploitation of marine resources among nations.
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Losses in UBS helped drag Europe's bank index down 1.4 percent, making it the biggest sectoral faller in Europe.
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It will not pay "huge sums" to secure sectoral access (a phrase whose precise meaning now matters a lot).
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There were familiar blunt instruments: a £10 minimum wage; sectoral collective bargaining; the closing of the gender pay gap.
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The investment officer also insisted that, despite a sectoral repricing in recent months,there were still pockets of opportunity.
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Workers have been staging such warning strikes since last week, a common tactic in sectoral wage negotiations in Germany.
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France's Airbus was one of the top sectoral performers, after the company announced stronger-than-anticipated fourth-quarter results.
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SX8P, among the worst hit by sell-offs in past weeks, were the biggest sectoral fallers, down 20193 percent.
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Basic resources fell 1.6 percent, making them the biggest sectoral faller, weighed down by a drop in mining stocks.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 was up 0.7 percent by 1418 GMT, with all sectoral indexes showing positive signs.
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Manufacturing output rose 4.4 percent year-on-year in December, while the electricity generation sectoral index grew 2.7 percent.
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Polymetal, ArcelorMittal and Anglo American were among those leading the sectoral gains, all closing up 2 percent or more.
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On the sectoral front, earnings of consumer staples, discretionary, auto and export oriented companies are likely to remain subdued.
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The retailer sector stumbled 1.1 percent and was the worst sectoral performer after convenience stores reported disappointing earnings results.
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Meanwhile, Europe's travel and leisure stocks were one of the few sectoral gainers, up 0.3 percent amid earnings news.
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In Europe banks were the biggest sectoral faller with their index down 1.3 percent to a one-week low.
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Oil stocks were among standout sectoral gainers, however, rising around 0.3 percent, rebounding from losses in the previous session.
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Rial said Santander Brasil's share of the sectoral loan market has doubled to 8 percent over the past year.
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"We are working on sectoral measures too, and we will announce them as soon as we can," Montezano added.
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Oil stocks continued to gain, sending their sectoral index up 1.5 percent to its highest close since July 2014.
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This approach is called "sectoral bargaining," and it could change the way work is done in the United States.
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So scientists have to go through sectoral bodies one by one to protect a vulnerable ecosystem with mixed results.
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Kyushu Railway rose 0.1 percent, outperforming the rail road sector which fell 0.7 percent and was the worst sectoral performer.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index fell 2.3 percent, the top sectoral decliner, after surging 8 percent on Wednesday.
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"Negotiators substantively completed a sectoral annex on energy efficiency standards," US Trade Representative spokeswoman, Amelia Breinig, said in a statement.
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Europe's banking index was among the worst sectoral performers, finishing down 1.37 percent amid renewed fears over Italy's budget plans.
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Wage boards would represent a shift toward "sectoral" bargaining, of the kind that's common in continental Europe and in Australia.
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Europe's STOXX 600 Insurance and Financial Services indexes led sectoral decliners with falls of 3.8 percent and 3.6 percent respectively.
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T stumbled 1.0 percent and were the second-worst sectoral performer after weaker metal prices stoked concerns for falling demand.
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The steel sector was the best sectoral performer on the board, helped by a strong earnings forecast from JFE Holdings.
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The STOXX Europe 600 was up 0.1 percent at 0811 GMT, with banks up 0.4 percent, the top sectoral riser.
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Utilities, which have fallen out of favour since Trump's election, were the biggest sectoral gainer on Tuesday, up 0.7 percent.
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WorkAdvance offered targeted sectoral training programs for low-income workers in New York City, as well as in Tulsa, Okla.
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Beyond those foundational protections, Congress has historically protected our data through "sectoral" laws that set specific rules for specific industries.
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The sectoral indexes for manufacturing and electricity generation climbed 3.7% and 0.3% on-year, data from the Statistics Department showed.
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Price moves in other sectoral indexes were small - between a gains and falls of about 1 percent - in muted trading.
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After suffering four straight sessions in the red, European banks were slightly higher, with the sectoral index up 0.2 percent.
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The biggest sectoral weight to the FTSE were mining stocks, which wiped about 12.5 points from the blue chip index.
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While no sector was in positive territory, the STOXX Europe Banks index fell 2.9 percent, the biggest sectoral faller in Europe.
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France's Faurecia was the worst sectoral performer, with shares down 13 percent after Jefferies cut its target price for the stock.
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The Basic resources, Insurance and Bank indexes were the three biggest sectoral losers with a drop of more than 2 percent.
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All sectoral indices saw significant selling pressure, except for the Nifty IT index which remained resilient and was down 1 percent.
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Castro proposes advancing the use of sectoral bargaining, which he says would allow workers to organize for higher wages across industries.
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"This new package will widen economic and sectoral relations in areas that are of direct benefit to our citizens," she said.
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While Italy has no national minimum wage it has about 10.63 sectoral agreements—€1,000 a month for farm workers, for example.
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The RBNZ's own measure of core inflation, the sectoral factor model, will be released at 3.00 pm local time (0200 GMT).
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It is a similar story for investment by foreign firms: modest overall growth coupled with a big increase in sectoral specificity.
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The United States has imposed sectoral sanctions against Russia's energy, banking and defense industries over Moscow's involvement in Ukraine's separatist conflict.
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Also, in European countries sectoral wage agreements often make it expensive to employ low-productivity workers and tough to fire them.
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Auto stocks were the biggest sectoral gainer, up 2.1 percent, after the euro hit a one month low against the dollar.
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SX8P fell 2.3 percent, leading sectoral losers in Europe and on track for its biggest one day loss since October 2016.
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Industrial action is common during sectoral wage negotiations in Germany and took place on a similar scale in 2016 and 2015.
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The pharmaceutical sector tumbled 2.8 percent and was the worst sectoral performer on the board, with traders citing passive investors' selling.
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The Nifty PSU Bank index, which tracks state-run lenders, was the top loser among NSE sectoral indexes, slipping nearly 1%.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Travel and Leisure index fell 2.3 percent, the top sectoral decliner, putting pressure on the broader market.
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"This new package will widen economic and sectoral relations in areas that are of direct benefit to our citizens," Mogherini said.
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What this means is that 103 members will be chosen by government-controlled "sectoral" groups such as students, fishermen and unions.
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In response to military intervention in Ukraine, the U.S. in 6900 imposed sectoral sanctions affecting Russia's financial, energy and defense sectors.
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The Nifty PSU Bank index, which tracks state-run lenders, was the top gainer among NSE sectoral indexes, rising nearly 0.8%.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Travel and Leisure index fell 2 percent, the top sectoral decliner, putting pressure on the broader market.
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The Basic Resources STOXX index led sectoral gainers with a rise of 21.2 percent on the back of firmer metals prices.
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Energy shares tracked higher crude oil prices, with the European Oil and Gas index rising 1 percent, the top sectoral gainer.
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Europe's basic resources index, which includes big London-listed miners, was the biggest sectoral loser following gains in the previous session.
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SXEP were the biggest sectoral fallers due to a pullback in oil and copper prices, the biggest individual faller was Altice (ATCA.AS).
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France's Kering was the top sectoral performer, with shares rising 4.79 percent after stronger-than-anticipated sales figures in the third quarter.
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As it failed to convince the government to budge further, the CGT moved on to sectoral strikes such as those targeting refineries.
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On the broader market, the Basic Resources index, where major mining companies are listed, was the biggest sectoral faller, dropping 1.7 percent.
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Basic resources stocks and oils stocks were the only two sectoral gainers with a rise of 1.4 percent and 0.2 percent respectively.
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The 35-hour week, a thick wedge of taxes on employment and union-dominated sectoral bargaining all put firms off creating jobs.
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Auto stocks were the top sectoral gainers, up 22 percent, following a well-received update from France's Peugeot , which jumped 27 percent.
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The oil and gas index is by far the best sectoral performer in Europe so far this year, up nearly 13 percent.
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Miners fell 1.6 percent, making them the top sectoral loser after staging on Thursday their biggest one-day gain since September 2011.
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The STOXX Europe Oil and Gas index was up around 21.685 percent, the top sectoral gainer, tracking the rise in crude prices.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index rose 2.5 percent, the top sectoral gainer, after prices of major industrial metals rose sharply.
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Basic resources posted strong sectoral gains Thursday, closing up 0.7 percent, boosted by an uptick in metal prices, specifically nickel and copper.
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Among real estate stocks, French-headquartered Unibail Rodamco provided the biggest boost to the sectoral index with a rise of 1.7 percent.
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"We can put labor guarantees into this legislation that reinforce the right to collectively organize and even demand sectoral bargaining," he said.
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Meanwhile, gold stocks provided some respite to the market, with the sectoral sub-index rising 4.2% to its highest close since Oct.
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Unlike Britain, Switzerland has a patchwork of sectoral accords with the EU that remain in place even if the treaty talks fail.
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Unlike Britain, Switzerland has a patchwork of 120 sectoral accords with the EU that remain in effect even if treaty talks fail.
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Another sector that saw red was travel and leisure, with Air France KLM leading the sectoral losses amid risks of further strikes.
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The UK mining sector was up 3.4 percent, the top sectoral gainer, led higher by an 06003 percent surge in Anglo American.
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On the day, tech stocks were the worst sectoral performers, with a sub-index tracking top European tech firms down 1.2 percent.
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Earlier sanctions on major Russian companies were so-called sectoral sanctions which limit U.S. investor participation in debt-raising for sanctioned firms.
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Countries tend to sign on to intergovernmental agreements – called "sectoral" agreements because they govern different business sectors — that reflect their national interests.
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In contrast, the RFMOs, sectoral bodies that mostly include only fishing nations as parties to the agreements, have generally resisted conservation measures.
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Europe's STOXX 600 Oil & Gas index fell 0.6 percent, one of the biggest sectoral decliners, weighed down by falls in crude oil prices.
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Looking across Europe, autos, banks, basic resources, technology and travel all saw sectoral drops of 2 percent or more each by the close.
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Some big drugmaker stocks were also in demand, lifting the healthcare index up slightly and making it the only sectoral gainer in Europe.
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UK-listed housebuilders were also among top sectoral gainers, after Deutsche Bank said there was close to 30 percent upside in the sector.
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Among sectoral movers, the European oil and gas index rose 1 percent as oil prices reversed losses after the dollar lost its momentum.
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Their employers are obliged to pay them only the basic minimum wage in the host country, rather than the often higher "sectoral" wage.
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As a thought experiment, consider changing the sectoral distribution of African workers to match that in the advanced economies, holding everything else constant.
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The shipping sector shed 2.2 percent and was the worst sectoral performer as investors took profits after the sector climbed the previous day.
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Credit Suisse's equity strategists changed some of their sectoral positions given the slight market rebound after the initial slump following the Brexit vote.
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France's LVMH was the top sectoral performer after the Paris-listed stock reported strong annual results in the final three months of 2018.
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Industry has been united in opposing what is known as the cross-sectoral correction factor, saying it would penalize even the cleanest plants.
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Utilities were a weak spot, down 0.8 percent to lead sectoral losers in Europe, weighed by a disappointing update at Italy's Enel RRS.
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But the recent victorious fight for a $303 minimum wage in New York offers a path to sectoral bargaining at the state level.
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And I think we're starting to see, some companies that are more in the network business are for sectoral, over-the-top regulation.
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France's Publicis was the top sectoral performer, after the world's third-biggest advertising company said net revenue rose 20133 percent in the third quarter.
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Britain's Hays was among the worst sectoral performers, with shares slipping over 3 percent after Kepler Cheuvreux cut its target price for the stock.
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Europe's basic resources index, which includes big London-listed miners, was the biggest sectoral loser, down 1.9 percent, following gains in the previous session.
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The mining sector index rose 3.2 percent, making it the top sectoral gainer, supported by steady copper prices and encouraging economic signals from China.
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The only way to avoid this would be a full-blown free-trade agreement, which is by definition not sectoral but covers most trade.
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Gains were capped by weaker miners, with the European Basic Resources index falling 2 percent, the worst sectoral performer, as prices of metals dropped.
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SXEP was the biggest sectoral gainer, up 1.5 percent after crude prices rose as more evidence emerged that crude exports from Iran were falling.
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The biggest sectoral loser was household gains, tanking 3 percent overall, with a number of luxury groups dropping to the bottom of the group.
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The current system, where a "super-regulator" (the Competition and Markets Authority) shares competences with sectoral regulators (such as Ofgem and Ofwat), creates confusion.
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European auto stocks were among the biggest sectoral fallers, down 0.9 percent and led lower by a 2 percent drop in Fiat Chrysler's shares.
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Another top sectoral gainer was banks, led up by a 2.4 percent rally in Standard Chartered, seen as sensitive to swings in commodity prices.
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Non-EU member Switzerland trades with the EU through a web of more than 100 sectoral agreements, although this does not include financial services.
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On the sectoral front, the pharma index surged 6 percent, the IT index gained 3 percent while the FMCG index was up 2.7 percent.
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The land of maple syrup and baffling politeness has had a patchwork of sectoral trade and investment deals with Europe since the late 1970s.
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Miners were the biggest sectoral decliners, with the STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index falling 1.6 percent, hit by BHP and weaker metals prices.
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Given the increasing role of cyber in the defense space, a sectoral bilateral agreement focusing on IT and cybersecurity holds particularly advantageous geostrategic implications.
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The mining sector index rose 2.3 percent, making it the top sectoral gainer, supported by steady copper prices and encouraging economic signals from China.
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The thrust of the reforms is to allow a wider range of conditions to be set in the workplace rather than at sectoral level.
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The STOXX Europe 600 was also down 1.1 percent, while the European miners fell 1.8 percent, the top sectoral decliner, tracking weaker metals prices.
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DUP leader Foster said in a letter to May that any backstop could not leave the province aligned to specific sectoral EU market regulations.
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The sectoral indexes for manufacturing and electricity generation rose 4% and 2% year-on-year respectively in July, data from the Statistics Department showed.
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Speaking in Ankara at the bank's quarterly inflation update, Uysal also said the recovery in economic activity and improvement in sectoral diffusion will continue.
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The group won't publish its recommendations until January, but in the meantime it has worked to disseminate ideas like sectoral bargaining across the campaigns.
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Sectoral bargaining is particularly effective at raising wages and benefits in industries that are highly fissured, and ones with high numbers of independent contractors.
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"WITHOUT A LIFELINE FROM GOVERNMENTS WE WILL HAVE A SECTORAL FINANCIAL CRISIS PILED ON TOP OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY" - IATA BOSS DE JUNIAC
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But the authority to manage marine protected areas beyond national jurisdiction lies with the intergovernmental sectoral organizations that share a stake in the area.
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Manufacturing output grew 4.8 percent year-on-year in September, while the electricity generation sectoral index rose 4.2 percent, data from the Statistics Department showed.
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The basic resources sector was the biggest sectoral faller, down 3.1 percent, with analysts saying a slump in iron ore prices was weighing on miners.
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A broader view of this kind mitigates a second nagging doubt—about the sectoral bias that emerges when stocks are sorted by price-to-book.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index, which surged more than 4 percent in the previous session, was down 0.8 percent, the biggest sectoral decliner.
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However, gains were capped by weaker miners, with the European Basic Resources index falling 1.2 percent, the worst sectoral performer, as prices of metals dropped.
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Mexican and U.S. ministers will meet again on Tuesday, Guajardo said, after a sectoral meeting on Monday to discuss financial issues related to government action.
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The STOXX 600 Basic Resources index was the top sectoral riser, up 2.5 percent as miners benefited from a rise in the price of copper.
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The FTSEurofirst 300 was down 0.6 percent at 1,402.07 by 0812 GMT, with basic resources stocks, including miners, down 2.4 percent, the biggest sectoral faller.
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Vora's sectoral picks in India included private sector banks, retail-lending non-banking financial companies, passenger car companies, capital goods and government-owned privatization candidates.
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During 2014, the sectoral gross domestic product (GDP) grew at an annual rate of 4.3%, a pace that almost doubled that of the whole economy.
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As Henry noted in her speech, we have a model for sectoral bargaining in the US, one pioneered by SEIU itself: the Fight for 15.
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Miners were the biggest sectoral gainer, up 1.6 percent after data showed that activity in China's manufacturing sector expanded slightly more than expected in January.
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The index fell 10.23 percent, making it the biggest sectoral loser in Europe, with Banca Popolare di Milano and other Italian lenders leading the selloff.
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Norway's Aker BP, partly owned by oil major BP, was the top sectoral performer, after the company reported stronger-than-anticipated third-quarter operating profit forecasts.
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Declines in markets were broad-based, but technology companies, the most exposed to tariffs, were the biggest losers with a 1.02% fall in the sectoral index.
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But the sectoral index pared some gains as quarterly revenues reported by U.S. big banks Goldman Sachs and Citigroup fell below Wall Street expectations on Monday.
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The recent surge in crude oil prices has helped the oil and gas sector rise 13 percent so far this year, leading sectoral gainers in Europe.
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The technology index was the biggest sectoral gainer led by software group Micro Focus, which rose 4.8 percent after agreeing to buy U.S. firm Serena Software.
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Europe's STOXX Bank was the biggest sectoral gainer with a gain of 2.2 percent, further undepinned by better-than-expected results from three big U.S. banks.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Technology index was up 2.4 percent, the top sectoral gainer in Europe, with the index at its highest level since early January.
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SXPP were among the biggest sectoral fallers, down 0.2 percent, as sabre-rattling over the Korean peninsula and a rating downgrade on China hit metal prices.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index and the oil and gas index surged 3.9 percent and 2.3 percent respectively, the top sectoral gainers in Europe.
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They argue that the economy-wide program could absorb existing carbon dioxide regulations on power plants, allowing cross-sectoral trading between power plants and other sources.
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The UK mining index rose 3 percent, the top sectoral FTSE 100 gainer, helped by a 2 to 6 percent rise Anglo American, Glencore and Antofagasta.
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That had a knock-on effect on rivals as well, dragging the sectoral index nearly 3% lower to its worst day in more than six months.
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Notably, the plan also pushes for a sectoral bargaining system, which would set industry-wide minimum wages and benefits instead of just individual employers setting them.
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" John Larsen, director of the Rhodium research, told me that the sectoral analysis of carbon tax effects can show policymakers "where to focus additional policy action.
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Mr. Koo of Nomura has further developed the idea of sectoral balances to explain the most recent wave of recessions and argue for larger government deficits.
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Much of the index's recent strength has been due to strength in the mining sector, which pulled back on Thursday to be the biggest sectoral faller.
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Miners were the top sectoral gainers on the blue-chip index, with the FTSE 350 Mining index jumping 7 percent as the price of copper rallied.
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Although the sectoral bodies represent the interests of the fishing, mining, shipping, and other industries they govern, they can pass conservation measures if they want to.
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The STOXX Europe index of companies in 17 European countries fell 0.35 percent, with the trade-exposed auto sector the leading sectoral loser, down 1.7 percent.
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Privacy, the general data protection regulation, or GDPR, is in effect a broad sectoral regulation of the entire economy, but with a particular impact on tech.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index rose 1.5 percent, the top sectoral gainer, as prices of key industrial metals rose after slumping in the previous session.
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"This is a sectoral issue but it is definitely dragging down the index a bit," said Anand James, chief market strategist at Geojit BNP Paribas Financial Services.
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Sectoral data showed utilities and infrastructure companies, the two largest sectors, were a touch below their quotas while telecoms and construction companies were a tad over-represented.
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SXTP fell 2.2 percent, the top sectoral faller after explosions tore through the departure hall of Brussels airport on Tuesday morning, with media reports citing several deaths.
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Shares of Chiba Bank Ltd, 77 Bank Ltd and Shizuoka Bank Ltd rose about 3 percent, helping to make the Topix banking subindex the best sectoral performer.
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Miner Glencore fell 1.5 percent as basic resources stocks led sectoral fallers, while Shell rose and utility Iberdrola, Barclays bank and builder Vinci were down just slightly.
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For example, at our Presidential Hackathon last year, the cross-sectoral team "Water Saviours" deployed machine learning to assist pipe repair with an accuracy rate of 70%.
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Europe's banking index ended little changed following a volatile session that saw it move from being one of top sectoral losers in Europe to a top gainer.
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Although Taiwan has relaxed regulations on lending to the sector to encourage investment in renewable energy, domestic banks could face sectoral limits as more jumbo financings emerge.
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The CMA said possible outcomes of its investigation include making recommendations to government to change legislation, action by sectoral regulators and taking competition or consumer enforcement action.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index rose 1.8 percent, the top sectoral gainer, as prices of key industrial metals rose after slumping in the previous session.
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Miners rose 1.3 percent, leading sectoral gainers on Friday, after copper rallied as investors calculated that the U.S.-China trade dispute could cause less damage than feared.
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The party would roll out sectoral collective bargaining across the economy, remove "unnecessary restrictions" on industrial action and grant "the biggest extension of workers' rights in history".
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And some have: One sectoral body, the International Whaling Commission, for example, introduced a moratorium on whaling in the 230s under pressure from non-whaling member countries.
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As part of a larger asset swap with peer RWE, E.ON is likely to end up owning Npower, which has been hit even harder by the sectoral crisis.
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British banks were among the top sectoral risers, up 2.1 percent with Barclays, Standard Charterd and Royal Bank of Scotland all rising between 3.7 percent and 4.3 percent.
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From being the biggest sectoral drag in opening deals, financials were now the main uplift for the STOXX 266.75, while media, tech and industrials suffered the biggest declines.
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More broadly, construction and materials stocks were the biggest sectoral fallers, led lower by a drop in HeidelbergCement after reporting that first-quarter operating profit slipped 3 percent.
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Sectoral bargaining is the future of unions, according to Vox's Dylan Matthews, and the concept also has support from Bernie Sanders, Beto O'Rourke, and Pete Buttigieg, among others.
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The 120 sectoral accords that now govern bilateral ties include a pact on mutual recognition of industrial standards that need to get updated as new rules take effect.
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The STOXX Europe 600 was down 1.2 percent, while the European oil and gas index fell 1.8 percent to be the top sectoral decliner, tracking weaker oil prices.
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The pan-European STOXX 23.2 fell 20656 percent as auto stocks, which rely heavily on exports for growth, declined 22 percent to lead sectoral losers in the region.
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In July that year, as Russian-backed separatists rampaged in eastern Ukraine, "sectoral sanctions" followed, restricting credit to a host of Russian energy and defence firms and banks.
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Financials were the biggest sectoral weight on the index, wiping off around 13 points as shares in HSBC, Barclays and Standard Chartered all fell more than 1 percent.
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British banks were among the top sectoral risers, up 2 percent with Barclays, Standard Charterd, Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds all rising between 2.6 and 3.8 percent.
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The Nifty Bank index was among the top performers in the sectoral indices during the week - up 3.7 percent led by sharp gains in public sector banking stocks.
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Unlike the messy Brexit divorce, Switzerland has a patchwork of 120 sectoral accords that govern EU ties and which would remain in the absence of a new treaty.
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A weaker rupee coupled with a shift in sectoral funds have helped the pharma and information technology stocks shrug off the weakness in the broader markets in June.
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STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index rose 2.4 percent, making it the biggest sectoral gainer, helped by a rally in metal prices after two straight days of losses.
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The pan-European Stoxx 2600 provisionally climbed 0.23% by the closing bell, with basic resources jumping over 1.9% while utilities stocks fell around 0.8% to lead sectoral losses.
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While banks had a volatile session, the dovish tone struck by Draghi supported real estate stocks, pushing the sectoral index up 1.2 percent to a six-month high.
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The marine transport sector was the best sectoral performer after the three major shippers established a holding company and an operating company to integrate their container shipping businesses.
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On the sectoral front, the Nifty Energy index fell 15 percent during the week, while Nifty Auto and FMCG index were down 7 percent and 250 percent, respectively.
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The STOXX Europe Oil and Gas index rose 1.2 percent, the top sectoral gainer, after crude prices jumped on hopes for an agreement among exporters to freeze output.
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The banking index was the worst sectoral performer, losing 1.4 percent with Deutsche Bank, Julius Baer and Societe Generale retreated 2.4 percent, 2.1 percent and 1.9 percent respectively.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index rose 2.4 percent, making it the biggest sectoral gainer, helped by a rally in metal prices after two days of losses.
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Stavros N. Yiannouka is the CEO of the World Innovation Summit for Education, an international, multi-sectoral platform for developing new approaches to education, established by Qatar Foundation.
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Congress has created expert sectoral agencies, such as the FCC, with deep experience in a particular industry and with the power to create forward-looking, industry-wide rules.
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A report by the U.N.'s Arab countries agency ESCWA cited experts as saying the volume of destruction of Syria's physical capital and its sectoral distribution exceeded $388 billion.
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The oil and gas index was the biggest sectoral gainer in Europe, up 1.5 percent after crude prices rose as more evidence emerged that Iran's crude exports were falling.
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On a sectoral level, European mining firms saw some weakness as copper, aluminium and gold prices sagged, weighing on shares of aluminium producer Norsk Hydro, Centamin and Anglo American.
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Successive coalition governments have had to rely on support from ultra-Orthodox parties, which traditionally put their sectoral demands above larger issues like security and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Some economists argue that the current system, where a "super-regulator" (the Competition and Markets Authority) shares competences with the sectoral regulators (such as Ofgem and Ofwat), creates confusion.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index fell 3.2 percent, the top sectoral decliner, with shares in Anglo American, Glencore, Rio Tinto and Fresnillo down 3.6 to 7.0 percent.
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Miners were the top sectoral gainers, with the STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index rising 06003 percent following a rise in major base metals such as copper and aluminium.
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Mining companies were the top sectoral gainers, with the FTSE 350 Mining index rising nearly 1 percent as a weaker dollar helped copper prices climb to two-week highs.
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Meanwhile, the marine transport sector was the best sectoral performer after the three major shippers established a holding company and an operating company to integrate their container shipping businesses.
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The Basic Resources index was the biggest sectoral loser, down 2 percent to a two-week low as copper prices slipped, while the banking index was down 1.2 percent.
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The STOXX Oil & Gas index fell 1.5 percent, making it the region's second-biggest sectoral loser after the STOXX Basic Resources index fell 2.1 percent as metal prices retreated.
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Telecoms were also on the back foot, down 1.4 percent and the biggest sectoral faller, with Vodafone dropping 1.8 percent after UBS cut its target price on the stock.
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The STOXX Europe 20 Basic Resources Index fell 2.9 percent, topping sectoral fallers, as metal prices declined after the dollar strengthened on hawkish comments from U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers.
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The Center for Economic Opportunity, a New York City agency that experiments with strategies to combat poverty, ran an earlier experiment that found promising results from sectoral training programs.
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It requires an approach not built on doing it alone at the country-level (as espoused by President-elect Donald Trump), but an inter-sectoral and inter-governmental approach.
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SXPP were the biggest sectoral gainer, up 3.1 percent, after copper prices rose sharply as investors shrugged off the risks of an escalation of the U.S.-China trade row.
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Away from this view of the market, however, investors have increased bets over the last two weeks with more protective options trades on a more granular, or sectoral level.
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"While the sectoral stress is well known for months, DHFL has withstood intense pressure and continues to remain strong and solvent," the company said in a statement on Monday.
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Workers would be represented within the company, and they would be able to bargain across their entire industry, a growing priority among progressive labor groups known as sectoral bargaining.
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"Without a lifeline from governments we will have a sectoral financial crisis piled on top of the public health emergency," said IATA director-general and CEO Alexandre de Juniac.
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"There have been some very good results with sectoral training programs," said Dan Bloom, director of employment programs at MDRC, a nationwide organization that studies and evaluates social programs.
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Here's the sectoral break-down of the index since 1996: How British retailers M&S, Sainsbury's have underperformed the FTSE 100 index Reporting by Thyagaraju Adinarayan; Editing by Catherine
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Oil & gas companies were the top sectoral fallers after a deal to freeze oil output by OPEC and non-OPEC producers broke down on Sunday, sending oil prices tumbling.
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Concerns over demand from China and oversupply sent Brent crude prices down over 1 percent, while FTSE 2.23 Oil and Gas stocks fell 3.7 percent, the biggest sectoral faller.
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Spain's Caixabank and Italy's UBI Banca were some of the top sectoral performers, both jumping over 4 percent, after brokers upgraded and raised their price targets for the stocks.
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Miners were the biggest sectoral fallers, down 20.1 percent as copper hit a one-month low but that comes after a near 2117.65-percent surge for the stocks in 210.
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Brussels has been pressing Switzerland to agree a pact that would sit atop the existing patchwork of sectoral accords and have the Swiss routinely adopt changes to single market rules.
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For all the creative solutions proposed by lawyers in London, Europeans are not minded to let Britain off the hook by allowing it easily to "cherry-pick" sectoral carve-outs.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Telecommunications index fell 2 percent, the top sectoral decliner, following the failure on Friday of the proposed 10 billion euro ($11.4 billion) cash-and-share deal.
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The STOXX Europe Basic Resources index dropped 1.8 percent, the worst sectoral performer, hit by falls of around 3 percent in shares of Rio Tinto, Anglo American and BHP Billiton.
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By 0707 GMT, the pan-European STOXX 600 index was up 0.4 percent, while the STOXX 600 Banking index rose 0.7 percent, making it one of the biggest sectoral gainers.
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Europe's tech index fell 3.1 percent, leading sectoral losers in Europe and on track for its biggest one day loss since the post Brexit sell-off in June last year.
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Among sectoral gainers, the UK mining index rose 1 percent as metals prices recovered and some investors looked for bargains after of a sell-off in the previous two sessions.
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Indeed, over the last month, we've heard reports that suggest that Trump's administration is considering "sectoral" targets against the Venezuelan oil industry, responsible for 95 percent of the country's revenue.
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SXPP led sectoral losers, down 2.33 percent after copper reversed earlier gains to fall to three-month lows as escalating concern about U.S. plans to levy duties on Chinese imports.
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Basic resource stocks led sectoral gainers, up 1.7 percent, on the back of rising copper prices and after suffering their worst daily losses in more than four months on Monday.
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A report by the U.N.'s Arab countries agency ESCWA has cited experts as saying the volume of destruction of Syria's physical capital and its sectoral distribution exceeded $388 billion.
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Michelle Bachelet, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and former president of Chile, also this month called for broad sectoral sanctions to be reevaluated for countries facing the pandemic.
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The pan-European STOXX 23 index rose 1 percent, with basic resources stocks leading sectoral gainers on the back of higher metal prices, while rising crude prices helped energy stocks.
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SXEP were the biggest sectoral fallers, down more than 1 percent as the oil price tumbled following OPEC's decision to extend a production cut to March 2018, which disappointed investors.
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What is happening is a sign of the times: artists and associated workers are bringing their struggles together with an eye to joining in a cross-sectoral form of contestation.
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Our research found that workers highly valued traditional collective bargaining, as well as sectoral or regional bargaining that would allow labor organizations to set standards across an industry or state.
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His government, which insists the reform is needed to fight high unemployment, has been working flat out to defuse sectoral tensions and prevent grievances coalescing into one big national protest.
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British banks were the top sectoral fallers, with Barclays down 3.1 percent, while Standard Chartered dropped 3.9 percent, the index's top faller, after Citigroup cut its target price on the stock.
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Basic resources stocks fell 1.3 percent, making them the top sectoral faller, after Thyssenkrupp warned that the situation on steel markets was grim and could have an impact on its outlook.
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Instead it should be seen as trialing the administration's longer-term ambition to impose a series of sectoral carbon prices to discourage fossil fuel consumption, boost clean energy and cut emissions.
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Europe's bank sector index, the worst sectoral performer this year, and since the Brexit vote, dropped 2.6 percent, although some Italian lenders turned positive after heavy losses in the previous session.
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Instead it should be seen as trialling the administration's longer-term ambition to impose a series of sectoral carbon prices to discourage fossil fuel consumption, boost clean energy and cut emissions.
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INK is not subject to the U.S. sectoral sanctions that apply to Russia's biggest energy firms and which place restrictions on the type of financing they can attract from Western creditors.
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The mining sector was the worst sectoral performer on the board, tumbling 1.6 percent after oil prices fell about 2 percent on news of increases in supply by several key producers.
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Unlike Britain's messy Brexit divorce from the EU, Switzerland has a patchwork of 120 sectoral accords that govern EU ties which would stay in place should the treaty get shot down.
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The construction and materials index, down 1.1 percent, was the biggest sectoral loser, weighed down by losses among cement makers LafargeHolcim and Heidelberg Cement , while Spanish builder ACS fell 6.43 percent.
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Basic resources was a big sectoral fallers, down 0.3 percent as weaker-than-expected trade data from the world's biggest consumer of metals, China, weighed on the underlying price of copper.
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It also reduced the sectoral caps on funds to 20% from the existing 25% and asked funds to bring down their additional exposure to housing finance companies to 10% from 15%.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index jumped 2.3 percent, the top sectoral gainer, as prices of key industrial metals rose 1.1 to 1.6 percent after slumping in the previous session.
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Europe's STOXX bank index has been the worst sectoral performer so far this year due to concerns over margin pressure and possible capital shortfalls in a low-growth low-rate environment.
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Basic resource stocks fell 0.2 percent, making them the top sectoral faller, after Thyssenkrupp warned that the situation on steel markets was grim and could have an impact on its outlook.
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Europe's STOXX Oil & Gas index fell 1.5 percent, making it the second biggest sectoral loser in Europe after the STOXX Basic Resources index, which fell 2.1 percent, as metal prices retreated.
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Some states have invested in sectoral training, offering programs at community colleges and work force development centers to equip adult workers with the skills most in demand in local job markets.
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Tech and cyclical stocks, which have been some of the hardest hit in the recent sell-off, were among the leading sectoral gainers on Thursday, while banks were a weak spot.
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The mining sector was the top sectoral faller, down for a second straight session after rallying to its highest level since November, having hit 12-1/2 year lows in January.
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Brussels has pressed Switzerland to agree a pact that would sit atop an existing patchwork of 120 sectoral accords and have the Swiss routinely adopt changes to EU single market rules.
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Sectoral bargaining, which is common in Europe, would make it possible to increase wages and benefits for millions of workers in relatively short order, even for those who aren't union members.
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The report calls for sectoral bargaining, as well as other proposals that would help shift the balance of power in this country back into the hands of working people like Cierra.
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Companies must leverage their core business capabilities through joint, cross-sectoral partnerships to scale high-impact, innovative models that enable more people to share in the rewards of a growing economy.
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London-listed miners Evraz, Anglo American, BHP Billiton were top sectoral performers, with Kaz Minerals being the group and the STOXX 600's biggest gainer, finishing the session up 8.4 percent.
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The UK mining index rose 2.9 percent, the top sectoral gainer, after copper prices climbed higher on a weaker dollar and top metals consumer China reported strong copper imports in May.
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Within this broad framework, regional or sectoral developments (regulations on a particular industry, particular industries growing or declining, population shifts between and among regions) are generally lost in the national noise.
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The EU must decide soon whether to extend those sanctions, which have seen asset freezes and travel bans on individuals alleged to have assisted in the annexation and sectoral sanctions in Russia.
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Polls show as many as three in four people oppose the reform, which would allow employers to bypass national or sectoral obligations on pay and conditions by opting for in-house deals.
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The UK mining index rose 1.4 percent, the top sectoral gainer, after copper prices climbed higher on a weaker dollar and after top metals consumer China reported strong copper imports in May.
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Asked by reporters whether the U.S. government had slowed down on its push for sectoral sanctions, the senior official described them as some of the many "tools" it is keeping in reserve.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters)- - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) said on Tuesday that its sectoral factor model of core inflation was unchanged at 1.7 percent year-on-year in the second quarter.
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The country's two autonomous regions, the Serb Republic and the Federation dominated by Muslim Bosniaks and Croats, failed to harmonise their regional sectoral strategies with the one proposed by the central government.
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"We are more or less the only country approaching privacy in a sectoral fashion," said Sharon Klein, who heads the privacy, security and data protection practice at the law firm Pepper Klein.
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We are overdue for a serious discussion of broader solutions that encompasses not only technologies and data uses that fall outside specific sectoral laws today, but also unforeseen ones in the future.
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A second list known as the Sectoral Sanctions Identifications (SSI) list covers 224 mostly Russian firms and their subsidiaries in the banking, energy and defense sectors which are subject to financial restrictions.
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Warren said she backs what's known as sectoral bargaining, a system widely used in Europe that has not been adopted on a large scale in the U.S. Details on the takeaways here.
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The UK mining index rose 1.8 percent, the top sectoral gainer, after copper prices climbed higher on a weaker dollar and after top metals consumer China reported strong copper imports in May.
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The data would only be able to present a partial picture, "given factors such as the mix of part-time and full working and sectoral differences," said Carolyn Fairbairn, its director general.
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But a paper for the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, that looks at American data finds a "statistically imprecise relation between cross-industry changes in unionisation rates and sectoral declines in payroll shares".
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Resource-related stocks were in demand, with the UK mining index rising 1.6 percent, the top sectoral gainer, after prices of copper, aluminium and zinc rose between about one percent to two percent.
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The mining sector was the worst sectoral performer after oil prices fell on Thursday as record U.S. output and rising crude stockpiles dampened the impact on markets of tighter U.S. sanctions on Iran.
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The UK oil and gas index rose 24.4 percent, the top sectoral gainer, as oil prices jumped more than 227 percent after the U.S. government reported a surprising drop in domestic crude stockpiles.
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Cory Booker, the grandson of a UAW leader, said he would push to allow for sectoral bargaining, a tactic that would allow workers across companies to bargain for better standards in their industry.
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The STOXX Europe 600 banks index rose 5003 percent, leading sectoral gainers, but it has fallen around 30 percent so far in 2016, hit by concerns over bad debts and weak balance sheets.
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The STOXX 22 fell 0.7 percent with the auto sector index leading sectoral fallers, dragged down by 16.1 percent slump in Fiat Chrysler shares, the biggest faller on the pan-European benchmark index.
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The share sale "will unlock significant capital" for the fund's investment strategy for contributing to "sectoral and revenue diversification of Saudi Arabia" the fund's managing director, Yasir Al-Rumayyan, said in a statement.
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Miners were the top sectoral gainers, with the FTSE 350 Mining index rising 2.8 percent as metals prices firmed, with copper supported by signs of more demand in China as local prices rose.
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All other major European sectoral indexes fell, with travel and leisure the worst hit with a 1.0% slide, dragged down by shares of airlines Ryanair Holdings, Air France KLM SA and EasyJet PLC.
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Unlike Britain's messy Brexit divorce from the EU, Switzerland has a patchwork of 120 sectoral accords that govern EU ties and which would remain in place in the absence of a new treaty.
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"From a sectoral perspective, the revival of PPI inflation bodes well for the earnings growth of upstream industrial and big cap stocks, such as energy-related, metal, chemical and heavy industrial companies," he wrote.
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Taking place on the eve of a regional political summit, the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC), the two-day demonstration, organized by a Nepali artist collective, photo.
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In another paper** Messrs Broadberry and Wallis find that conventional explanations—such as demographic change or a sectoral shift from volatile agriculture to the more stable services sector—do not fully explain the shift.
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The European banking index was the top sectoral gainer, up 2 percent, helped by strong earnings from large lenders in the U.S. and the outlook for higher interest rates in the world's largest economy.
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Diplomats say the mood has brightened since Bern laid out its negotiating position this month on a new treaty Brussels wants that would formalize ties now governed by a patchwork of bilateral sectoral accords.
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"We expect to publish a corrected bulletin and dataset early next week," the ONS said, adding that the fixed data will feed into Britain's sectoral and financial accounts for the release scheduled in December.
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But she said the three countries did manage to substantively complete a sectoral annex on energy efficiency standards, marking the first time a NAFTA negotiating area or so-called chapter had closed since September.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index fell 4.9 percent, the top sectoral decliner, dragged down by a 23 to 8.9 percent fall in shares of BHP Billiton, Anglo American , Rio Tinto and Glencore.
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The UK mining index rose 8.33 percent, the top sectoral gainer, after prices of gold and nickel rose and copper was underpinned by concerns about a strike looming at the world's biggest copper mine.
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The EU thinks that granting Britain sectoral access to the single market, bolstered by some mutual recognition of standards, would undermine the entire ecosystem of the market, which must be taken as a whole.
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"Those sectors that are most vulnerable ... should be protected 100 percent so it is one of our main objectives to avoid that the cross-sectoral correction factor is triggered," EPP member Ivo Belet said.
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The STOXX Europe 13 Basic Resources index fell 4.1 percent, the top sectoral decliner, dragged down by a 4.4 to 7.7 percent fall in shares of BHP Billiton, Anglo American , Rio Tinto and Glencore.
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Statnett said Hesia's workers, who were installing transformers for Statnett in central Norway in 2016, were paid less than they were entitled to under the sectoral agreement between the unions and employees in Norway.
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"This strong reading comes as a positive surprise, although manufacturing surveys had been pointing to a pick-up in sectoral momentum at the end of 2016," Unicredit economist Tullia Bucco said in a note.
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The core protest has coincided with sectoral issues such as difficult reorganisation negotiations to prepare the SNCF for Europe-wide liberalisation of train traffic in 2020 and, at Air France, efforts to reduce costs.
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SXDP was one of the strongest sectoral gainers, up 1.8 percent, as it recovered from large losses on Monday when stocks with exposure to Russia were hit after the United States unveiled fresh sanctions.
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The tech market lagged the market with the weakest sectoral performance, up just 0.3 percent, after disappointing results from U.S. chipmaker Nvidia, the latest in a string of negative news for tech components producers.
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While some analysts said the shift in sectoral focus might prove another masterstroke by Broadcom Chief Executive Hock Tan, the knee-jerk reaction of investors drove Broadcom stock 10 percent lower in premarket trading.
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Unlike Britain's messy Brexit divorce from the EU, Switzerland now has a patchwork of 120 sectoral accords that govern EU ties and which would remain in place in the absence of a new treaty.
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The country has been plagued for weeks by protests over a labor reform bill, compounded by sectoral disputes over issues such as reorganization of work and rest time at the state-owned SNCF railways.
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Here's what the 'new labor movement' may look likeSome threads can already be seen in "sectoral bargaining," a form of organizing that includes workers from across an industry, not just at a specific company.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index fell 0.9 percent, the biggest sectoral decliner, as copper prices fell after China's overseas investment weakened and sentiment waned over demand in the world's top copper user.
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Among sectors, miners and oil stocks both fell 1.4 and 1 percent respectively, leading sectoral losers in Europe as metal prices eased on profit-taking and crude prices pulled back from 3-year highs.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index fell 4.300 percent, the top sectoral decliner, after copper prices dropped as the dollar maintained its strength ahead of a slew of central bank meetings this week.
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Wealth manager IOOF Holdings Ltd bucked sectoral trend to end 0.6% higher after Australia's banking regulator on Monday said it would allow IOOF to hold controlling stakes in superannuation licenses currently owned by ANZ.
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The two sides did not discuss specific sectoral issues such as exports of automobiles and shipments of beef, on which Washington had pushed for fewer restrictions during working-level talks in late January, they added.
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The banking index rose 2.1 percent, the biggest sectoral gainer, amid a series of reports about possible merger activity in a sector whose margins have been squeezed by sluggish growth and ultra-low interest rates.
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Unlike Britain with its messy divorce from the EU, Switzerland has a network of 120 sectoral accords with its biggest trading partner that it can fall back on should stalled treaty talks fail to progress.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Basic Resources index fell 9.3 percent, the top sectoral decliner, dragged down by falls of 8.5 to 903 percent in the shares of BHP Billiton, Anglo American, Rio Tinto and Glencore.
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"Unfortunately, we do not see evidence that velocity of money is improving and neither are there signs that sectoral balances are moving towards sustainably higher private spending while core inflationary pulse remains weak," Shvets wrote.
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Autos were the biggest sectoral gainer, up 1.2 percent, boosted by GKN and a rise to a fresh record high for Fiat Chrysler, which has been recently supported by fresh speculation of possible strategic deals.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index added 0.1 percent as gains in consumer stocks such as Nestle were offset by weaker crude prices that weighed on oil & gas stocks, making them the top sectoral faller.
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Miners were the top sectoral losers, down 0.4 6 percent, as copper prices were mired near three-month lows after the dollar held strong on expectations the United States could raise interest rates next month.
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Sustained American leadership and multi-sectoral coordination will be essential for responding to this outbreak and predictable future outbreaks of Ebola and other threats that can travel to this country as Ebola did in 28500.
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In an effort to build on this success and improve the health of mothers and children around the world, we recently introduced a resolution on global nutrition that applauds the USAID Multi-Sectoral Nutrition Strategy.
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It led sectoral gainers in Europe as copper prices hit their highest in 20 months in heavy trade, driven up by supply worries after shipments were shut off from the world's two biggest copper mines.
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The European oil and gas and the basic resources indexes fell 0.7 percent and 0.6 percent respectively - the top two sectoral decliners - with shares in Anglo American , Glencore and BP falling 0.5 to 2.3 percent.
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Workers from other industries have staged protests over the last few weeks and the government has offered significant concessions to defuse those sectoral protests but has flatly refused to withdraw the flagship labor law plans.
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The United States targeted individual politicians and security figures but stopped short of placing broader financial or "sectoral" sanctions on its vital oil industry – though such actions, the officials told Reuters, are still under consideration.
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"The clothing sector faces three potential threats: a sectoral shift away from spending on clothing, price inflation as a result of sterling's devaluation and potentially weaker growth in real incomes in the wider economy," Next said.
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Banks declined 3.4 percent, making them the top sectoral faller with Italian lenders leading the way on uncertainty over Rome's plans to help them offload bad loans and after analysts at Citigroup issued a downbeat note.
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Indeed, MMT has incorporated an approach to analyzing deficits — the "sectoral balances" framework — developed by the late British economist Wynne Godley, which implies that government deficits are often necessary to boost savings in the private sector.
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Brussels has been ratcheting up pressure on non-member Switzerland to agree a pact that would sit atop an existing patchwork of 120 sectoral accords and have the Swiss routinely adopt changes to single market rules.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Automobiles and Parts index fell 1.1 percent, the top sectoral decliner, as Faurecia shares fell nearly 5 percent after the company said that its quarterly sales in China were down 2 percent.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland is currently not planning to introduce changes in sectoral taxes on banks and the mining sector as well as in the value added tax (VAT), Deputy Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Wednesday.
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German carmakers are also at the sharp end of a sectoral dip driven by a slowdown in China, a plunge in demand for diesel vehicles and costly investments in electric as well as self-driving cars.
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OPBAS will have powers to penalise sectoral bodies for breaches of anti-money laundering rules and will be housed in the Financial Conduct Authority, the regulator tasked with overseeing markets and conduct in the financial system.
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The oil and gas index rose 2.3 percent, making it the biggest sectoral gainer, as crude oil prices hit their highest level for the year, driven by a falling dollar and evidence of declining U.S. supply.
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While French workers command high wages under the country's sectoral labour agreements, these "posted workers"—contracted in their home countries to work in another European Union country—need only receive the local minimum, under EU law.
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OPBAS, which will have powers to penalize sectoral bodies for breaches of anti-money laundering rules, will be housed in the Financial Conduct Authority, the regulator tasked with overseeing markets and conduct in the financial system.
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If we ever achieve something like sustainability, it will certainly involve myriad distributed acts of leadership, but I very much doubt that it will involve a rapid, top-down, coordinated, multi-sectoral, international wave of policy.
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Miners were the top sectoral gainer, up 2.3 percent, after copper rose to its highest level in over two weeks as an uptick in China's beleaguered steel industry sparked hope for a revival in metals demand.
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French engineering consultant Altran was the top sectoral loser, after reporting a first-half free cash flow loss of 225 million euros ($262 million), much larger than the 14 million euro loss it reportedly last year.
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Banks were the top sectoral performers in Europe, with the pan-European banking index up 2.4 percent, set for its best gains in more than a month, on expectations of an imminent U.S. interest rate hike.
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The government has pulled out its chequebook to settle a series of sectoral disputes this week in an effort to prevent them coalescing into a nationwide protest movement ahead of next week's start of the soccer tournament.
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The officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters the United States could hit PDVSA as part of a "sectoral" sanctions package that would take aim at the OPEC nation's entire energy industry for the first time.
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Banks, which benefit from higher interest rates and have been among the biggest beneficiaries of the global stock market rally that followed Trump's election last year, rose 3 percent, making them the biggest sectoral gainer in Europe.
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The STOXX 600 Basic Resource index rose 3.1 percent, making it the biggest sectoral gainer, after copper climbed on Monday from near its lowest in more than a month after middling U.S. wholesale inventories bruised the dollar.
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The STOXX 600 Basic Resource index rose 2.9 percent, making it the biggest sectoral gainer, after copper climbed on Monday from near its lowest in more than a month after middling U.S. wholesale inventories bruised the dollar.
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Financial services were in demand, with the STOXX Europe 242 Banks index topping sectoral gainers with a rise of 249 percent before the the release later in the day of the results of Europe-wide stress tests.
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On the broader market, the Basic Resources index, where major mining companies are listed, was the biggest sectoral faller, slumped 2 percent, following iron ore prices' sharpest rout of the year on fears of a supply glut.
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While the bloc did agree under German leadership to impose sectoral sanctions that have pushed the Russian economy into recession and restricted its access to capital, there are charges of double standards when it comes to energy.
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Banks were the biggest sectoral faller on Monday, as investors took profit and expressed caution over whether troubled Monte dei Paschi - down 11 percent on Monday - would be able to complete a 5 billion euro capital increase.
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The energy index advanced 2 percent, leading sectoral gainers, as oil prices held close to their highest in seven months, buoyed by the U.S. dollar skimming its lowest in nearly a month and by falling Nigerian output.
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More fundamentally, these reforms seem almost retro in a period when progressive domestic labor policy is flourishing for the first time in decades — with ambitious proposals for more sectoral bargaining or mandating worker spots on corporate boards.
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Even sectoral ETFs have an appeal under that mentality: I think that homebuilders/semiconductors/biotechs seem like a good investment, but I can simply buy the industry rather than guessing which ones are most likely to benefit.
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But the leaked proposal suggests the EU's executive body is in fact leaning towards tweaks of existing rules and sector/app specific risk-assessments and requirements, rather than anything as firm as blanket sectoral requirements or bans.
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Banks were the biggest sectoral faller on Monday, as investors took profit from and expressed caution over whether troubled Monte dei Paschi - down 9 percent on Monday - would be able to complete a 5 billion euro capital increase.
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Should treaty talks fail — and time is short ahead of elections in Switzerland and for the European Parliament both due next year — the 120 sectoral accords would stay in effect, but bilateral relations would enter a deep freeze.
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The Bern government still needs to clarify exactly what it wants from an accord that would replace the current patchwork of bilateral sectoral agreements, Cassis told reporters after a meeting of a cabinet sharply divided over European policy.
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Basic resources stocks supported the broader market, with the UK mining index rising nearly 3 percent, the top sectoral gainer, to an 11-month high, helped by a 2.1 to 5.1 percent rise Anglo American, Glencore and Antofagasta.
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The travel and leisure sector fell 1.5 percent, among top sectoral fallers, after the United States warned of possible summer attacks in Europe, saying that major events, tourist sites, restaurants, commercial centers and transportation could all be targeted.
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Unlike Britain in its messy divorce from the EU, Switzerland has a patchwork of around 120 sectoral accords that govern ties with its most important trading partner and that will remain in effect even if treaty talks fail.
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While some analysts said the shift in sectoral focus might prove another masterstroke by Broadcom Chief Executive Officer Hock Tan, many raised concerns about a deal that lowers Broadcom's top line growth to 3 percent from 5 percent.
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Perhaps the most ambitious pitch offered by Sanders would allow for so-called "sectoral collective bargaining," which would allow unions to negotiate rules and standards with entire industries -- not just between employees and the individual companies within them.
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Utilities held the top spot in sectoral gains by the close following news that RWE was to sell 76.8 percent of its Innogy arm to rival E.On. Morgan Stanley said the deal could be a "win-win" decision.
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The banking sector, which dropped 1.3 percent and was the second worst sectoral performer on Thursday, has shed 15 percent since the beginning of the year as the Bank of Japan's negative interest rate policy has undermined lending.
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While basic resources were the biggest sectoral risers, gaining on the back of a weaker dollar, shares in Generali were the biggest gainers, up 9 percent on speculation that Intesa Sanpaolo's could make a bid for the Italian insurer.
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The California Labor Federation, an umbrella group that represents the largest unions in the state, says some unions want to pass a law that allows gig workers to negotiate one contract that covers multiple employers, known as sectoral bargaining.
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The alliance is trying to impose a large tax, reduce inequity, protect unions, fund worker transition, clean up local pollution, and subsidize clean energy, all in a stroke, piling political problems atop political problems, guaranteeing massive, multi-sectoral opposition.
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Healthcare was the top sectoral gainer, up 06003 percent, after U.S. drug maker Pfizer pulled out of a $160 billion deal to buy Allergan, in a victory for U.S. President Barack Obama's drive to stop tax-dodging corporate mergers.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 benchmark closed with a 1 percent gain near a three-day high hit earlier in the session, with all major country and sectoral indexes gaining between 0.5 percent and 2 percent on the day.
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Banks were among the top sectoral gainers, up 2 percent with some citing the prospect of higher rates as providing relief for the sector, which has struggled to preserve net interest margins and profitability in a low-rate environment.
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Europe's STOXX Bank was among the biggest sectoral gainers on Monday, up 1.8 percent, amid a series of reports about possible merger activity in a sector whose margins have been squeezed by sluggish growth and ultra-low interest rates.
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The mining sector was the best sectoral performer and was up 2.7 percent, after Inpex Corp soared 3.0 percent on news that it has been awarded a 10 percent interest in the Lower Zakum offshore concession by Abu Dhabi.
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The White House officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters the United States could hit PDVSA as part of a "sectoral" sanctions package that would take aim at the OPEC nation's entire energy industry for the first time.
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Yet the idea of sectoral balances — that government or nongovernment deficits are offset by surpluses on the other side — is what some financial economists find so illuminating, even if they stop short of endorsing all of the theory's tenets.
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"The last time I talked to him about this was right before he decided to run," said Mr. Cohen, who looked closely at sectoral bargaining systems in Norway and Argentina while traveling to those countries after the last election.
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Warren's said sectoral bargaining benefits workers since it makes every firm bound by the same bargaining outcome, limiting incentives for an employer to resist collective bargaining over fear it puts their business in a weakened position relative to competitors.
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Unlike Britain in its messy divorce from the EU, non-member Switzerland has a patchwork of around 120 sectoral accords that govern ties with its most important trading partner and that will remain in effect even if treaty talks fail.
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The trade-sensitive German benchmark DAX was also 0.5% higher, while the European auto sector, which is highly dependant on exports for growth and one of the hardest hit on Monday, rose 1.4% to lead sectoral gainers in the region.
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Economy Minister Mihaly Varga told Vilaggazdasag that Orban's government, which has stabilised the budget with unorthodox measures such as a bank levy and a string of sectoral taxes on companies, could also consider lowering personal income tax to that level.
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Oil stocks were among standout sectoral gainers, however, rising around 1 percent, rebounding from losses in the previous session as oil prices rose to a near one-month high on expectations of a drawdown in U.S. crude and product inventories.
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Banks were among the top sectoral gainers, with the FTSE 350 Banks index rebounding from a seven-year low to trade up 3 percent, led by a 7.1 percent rise in Standard Chartered and a 4.7 percent gain in Barclays.
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California union leaders are torn about which long-term strategy to pursue: Should they try to work with Uber and Lyft to pass a law that would let all drivers negotiate an industry-wide contract with companies, known as sectoral bargaining?
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The Swiss bank's strategy team said its recommended sectoral changes reflected a recent strong run for "cyclical" stocks such as autos - namely those most geared to changes in the economic cycle - compared to more "defensive" and traditionally less risky stocks.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Bank index rose 2 percent, making it the biggest sectoral gainer, after ECB executive board member Benoit Coeure said the cental banks was aware of concerns that ultra-low rates may put pressure on bank margins.
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In another bid to shore up prices, it cancels 800 million carbon allowances from the MSR, with another 200 million unused permits being scrapped if a cap on overall allocations known as the cross-sectoral correction factor (CSCF) is not triggered.
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"We would like to know how we can help Nigeria to make the very important decisions, whether on micro economic policy and other sectoral policy, that will make this economy move forward to become a strong middle income country," she said.
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Commodity stocks were also among the top sectoral fallers, with oil stocks and miners down between 3-4 percent after U.S. Federal Reserve minutes released late on Wednesday signalled that an interest rate hike was on the table for June.
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In March, Marianne Thyssen, the EU's employment commissioner, set out revisions that would force companies to pay their posted workers not the minimum wage, but the same wages guaranteed for local workers under sectoral labour agreements, which are much higher.
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The sectoral sanctions the U.S. applied after the 2014 Russian invasion of Ukraine and annexation of Crimea have hurt the Russian economy, and Kaliningrad has been no exception, with a reputation for being financially troubled and requiring subsidies from Moscow.
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The new Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, among other actions, establishes a congressional review process to authorize any changes to existing sanctions against Russia, expands the sectoral sanctions program launched in 2014, and authorizes secondary sanctions against non-U.
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The government has pulled out its chequebook to settle a series of sectoral disputes this week in an effort to prevent them coalescing into a nationwide protest movement ahead of next week's start of the Euro 2016 soccer tournament in France.
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The legislation that mandated annual reporting on child marriage in the human rights reports also required that the State Department develop and implement a multiyear, multi-sectoral strategy to prevent and respond to child marriage at diplomatic and programmatic levels.
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"Hydrogen has never enjoyed so much international and cross-sectoral interest, even in the face of impressive recent progress in other low-carbon energy technologies, such as batteries and renewables," according to a recent report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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This approach, known as sectoral bargaining and recommended in the Clean Slate report, will help to reverse historical exclusions based on race and ensure that all workers have a collective voice in determining how they work and their wages and benefits.
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Sanders is on the record supporting the idea of sectoral bargaining, where instead of unions negotiating contracts company by company they do it across an entire sector of the economy — setting wage rates for the entire fast food industry, for example.
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"In this scope, we are adopting a policy frame that also uses macroprudential tools such as required reserves effectively directed at the pace of increase of loans, their composition and their healthy growth in terms of sectoral distribution," he said.
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Larry Cohen, a former president of the Communications Workers of America and a top volunteer adviser to Mr. Sanders in 2016 and now, said that he has been touting the importance of sectoral bargaining to Mr. Sanders in recent years.
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The STOXX Europe Basic Resources and the Oil and Gas indexes rose 1.9 percent and 2.1 percent respectively, the top two sectoral gainers, after oil advanced on expectations of increased fuel demand following firm economic indicators from the United States and Germany.
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"Stronger employment growth has doubtless provided support to household incomes, but has also further weakened aggregate productivity growth, which was already notably weaker - even at the sectoral level - than in the pre-crisis period on both sides of the Atlantic," the ECB said.
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One of the big ideas she's endorsing is the concept of sectoral bargaining, in which unions bargain not at the company level but at the sector level — negotiating for all workers in an entire industry rather than just one company or workplace.
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The UK Oil and Gas index fell 2.6 percent, the top sectoral decliner, after Oil prices fell to two-and-a-half month lows amid worries that a global glut of crude and refined products would weigh on markets for some time.
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On the positive side, Europe's STOXX 600 Basic Resources index, which contains major mining stocks, was the biggest sectoral gainer, up 1.5 percent, as copper prices rose with the market climbing to a two-month high on expectations of stimulus measures in China.
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In a move to defend industry against a reduction of free carbon permits if a cap on overall allocations known as the cross-sectoral correction factor (CSCF) is applied, the deal allows for a conditional lowering of the auction share by 3 percent.
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On several issues, there is a clear alignment of interests and world view: Sanctions: Moscow has long opposed sanctions as a foreign policy tool, especially from the U.S., which has recently levied several waves of individual, corporate and sectoral sanctions against Russia.
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The STOXX Europe Basic Resources and the Oil and Gas indexes rose 1.2 percent and 1 percent respectively, the top two sectoral gainers, after oil gained on expectations of increased fuel demand following firm economic indicators from the United States and Germany.
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The most important caveat, however, is that truly cross-sectoral collective action by American business—through bodies like the Chamber of Commerce—has been devoted mostly to making the kind of higher-order, government-led economic planning the climate crisis requires politically impossible.
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" A spokesperson for the Saudi Public Investment Fund said: "By investing in the rapidly expanding electric vehicle market, PIF is gaining exposure to long-term growth opportunities, supporting innovation and technological development and driving revenue and sectoral diversification for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Also among top risers on the FTSE 100 index were housebuilders Berkeley Group, Barrat Developments , Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey, all gaining between 1.7 and 4 percent following a smattering of sectoral upgrades from Jefferies after Taylor Wimpey reported an increase in sales on Monday.
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"The Crimea sanctions are not going anywhere as far as anybody is concerned but we're looking at (these separate) sectoral sanctions that affect the technology sector, oil and financial sector and of those three, the financial sector ones are the most important," he added.
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The best tool for making the Venezuelan government feel economic pain, U.S. government sources say, is through "sectoral" sanctions, such as financial measures announced in August that barred U.S. banks from any new debt deals with Venezuelan authorities or state-run oil giant PDVSA.
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Under a sectoral bargaining system, unions or worker groups would have to show support from a certain share of workers in order to begin negotiating on their behalf — for example, by getting 15 or 20 percent of workers in an industry to sign cards.
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In recent months, Mr. Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, along with Pete Buttigieg, Cory Booker and Beto O'Rourke, have released labor plans that would either enact sectoral bargaining or take significant strides in that direction by allowing workers to negotiate with multiple employers at once.
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Bank stocks were the top sectoral gainers, however, up over 0.13 percent as the fact the ECB will now be giving out interest free loans and paying any bank that makes even the most minor improvements to its lending levels, began to sink in.
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Europe 600 Bank index rose 2.4 percent, the second biggest sectoral gainer, after Bank of America-Merrill Lynch upgraded regional banks to "overweight" on the back of light positioning, progress on restructuring in Italy and a turn in bond yields globally.. (Editing by Richard Balmforth)
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The Indian government said in a statement on Monday the leaders of Bangladesh, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Nepal, and Bhutan - all members, with India, of the little-known Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) - had been invited to the swearing-in.
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Europe's retail index fell 2.2 percent, the biggest sectoral faller in Europe, and Britain's mid-caps suffered their sharpest fall this year, as investors grew more skittish about the resilience of consumer spending in Britain, where is inflation is climbing due largely to a weak pound.
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And while sectoral bargaining is common in Europe, it's never been tried on a large scale in the US. The point is to remove the incentive for employers to stop their employees from unionizing, based on the fear that non-union competitors will have a cost advantage.
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This sectoral re-regulation would complement sweeping, economy-wide measures—a 15% social-security levy on those earning over $250,000, a 2% annual wealth tax on those with assets over $50m, a 3% tax for those worth over $1bn and a 7% extra levy on corporate profits.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13 ** BASEL, Switzerland ECB executive board member Yves Mersch chairing panel at FSI 20th anniversary conference "A cross-sectoral reflection on the past, and looking ahead to the future", organised by the Financial Stability Institute at Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland 0830 GMT.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13 BASEL, Switzerland ECB executive board member Yves Mersch chairing panel at FSI 20th anniversary conference "A cross-sectoral reflection on the past, and looking ahead to the future", organised by the Financial Stability Institute at Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland 0830 GMT.
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The construction sector slipped 0.7 percent and was the second worst sectoral performer, with Taisei Corp sliding 2.7 percent after the Nikkei business daily reported that the construction firm had asked rival Obayashi Corp to refrain from bidding on a project for magnetic levitation (maglev) trains.
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He gives the PC credit for the last time digital technology showed up in our productivity stats, which is nice, but in general he sort of talks about what an amazing revolution the Industrial Revolution was in terms of its broad sectoral impact in productivity and growth.
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"Overall we are marginally overweight equities as we continue to favor the asset class relative to fixed income, but we will look to shift our exposure within equity markets as higher yields have various implications for sectoral, geographic, quality and stylistic allocation decisions," Brooks Macdonald added.
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"When Bernie is president he will work with the trade union movement to establish a sectoral collective bargaining system that will work to set wages, benefits and hours across entire industries, not just employer-by-employer," the campaign says in a new post on its website.
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The auto index was the sole sectoral gainer in Europe with Renault up 3% while Daimler rose 2.3% after saying it would slim down its Mercedes management to remove duplicate layers between Mercedes-Benz and Daimler AG. (Reporting by Susan Mathew in Bengaluru Editing by Frances Kerry)
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Healthcare stocks were the top sectoral gainer, up 06003 percent, with investors scrutinising news of U.S. drug maker Pfizer agreeing on Tuesday to terminate its $160 billion agreement to acquire Allergan, in a victory to U.S. President Barack Obama's drive to stop tax-dodging corporate mergers.
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The United States targeted individuals, including the country's army and police chiefs, the national director of elections and a PDVSA vice president, while sparing Venezuela for now from broader financial or "sectoral" sanctions against its vital oil industry – though such actions, the officials told Reuters, are still under consideration.
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As turnout at protests has dwindled, the CGT has turned to sectoral strikes, with workers stopping work at oil refineries, nuclear power plants and the railways, as well as erecting road blocks and burning wooden pallets and tires at key ports like Le Havre and near distribution hubs.
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The construction sector slipped 1.0 percent and was the worst sectoral performer again, with Taisei Corp diving more than 4 percent after the Nikkei business daily reported that the construction firm had asked rival Obayashi Corp to refrain from bidding on a project for magnetic levitation (maglev) trains.
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Auto and mining stocks were the top sectoral performers, while Germany's trade-sensitive DAX, up 0.7%, led the way among country indexes while A slight recovery in the pound kept a lid on advances in London's blue-chip FTSE 100, which tends to underperform when Britain's currency rises.
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"We are working on a solution that provides drivers with strong protections that include an earnings guarantee, a system of worker-directed portable benefits, and first-of-its kind industry-wide sectoral bargaining, without jeopardizing the flexibility drivers tell us they value so much," a Lyft spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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And, he added, the EU has a good track record of balancing various national and sectoral interests in trade deals — he cited how it kept united when clinching a major new accord with Tokyo which favoured French agricultural exports to Japan at the expense of German carmakers cheaper imports from there.
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What they're saying: "By investing in the rapidly expanding electric vehicle market, PIF is gaining exposure to long-term growth opportunities, supporting innovation and technological development and driving revenue and sectoral diversification for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia," a spokesperson for the PIF said in a statement alongside Monday's announcement.
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He notes that PPEists (like David Cameron, Mrs May's predecessor, and indeed Lord Willetts) tend to concentrate on Britain's sectoral strengths—its booming service industries, its great universities, the City—whose success might trickle down to poorer areas, or into whose orbit residents of poorer areas might be persuaded to move.
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"Lifting sectoral sanctions would not be a panacea for Russia's current recession, which is driven largely by oil prices, but would be a major political victory as well as shifting the burden of supporting Rosneft and other large, inefficient state-owned enterprises off of the state, at least partially," McDowell said.
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If Russia issues a eurobond this year it will mark the first time it has attempted to regain access to capital markets since the US and EU imposed sectoral sanctions against it in 2014, following Moscow's annexation of Crimea and the backing of separatists in the conflict in eastern Ukraine.
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This suggestion includes a guaranteed hourly earnings rate of $21 while on the way to a fare or actively shuttling passengers (about 60% of drivers' time), access to portable benefits that could follow someone between gigs, and sectoral bargaining on an industry wide basis (as opposed to company-specific negotiations).
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Sectoral bargaining and the other innovations laid out in the Clean Slate for Worker Power report inspire us to rethink what is possible, because while winning change one campaign at a time has real impact for the lives of working people, workers in America need representation and protections at scale.
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One of the biggest problems for ocean conservation, many scientists say, is that the sectoral agreements rely on binding measures for compliance, while conservation pacts, such as the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals and the Convention on Biological Diversity, depend almost exclusively on voluntary measures.
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In considering who lowered their trade barriers more, it is important to examine the starting tariff rates: According to a study by Lorenzo Caliendo and Fernando Parro, in 2900, sectoral tariff rates imposed by Mexico, Canada and the U.S. to NAFTA members were, on average 220006 percent, 2202 percent and 2628 percent, respectively.
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Sanders also calls for the end of "at will" employment, which would require employers to provide a "just cause" for terminating an employee, legalizing the right of federal workers to strike and instituting a "sectoral collective bargaining" system that would let labor and management negotiate standards for entire industries rather than individual companies.
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BASEL, Switzerland - Participation by ECB's Andrea Enria in Panel 1 "The reconstructed supervisory framework have we got the pieces right?" at FSI 20th anniversary conference "A cross-sectoral reflection on the past, and looking ahead to the future", organised by the Financial Stability Institute at Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland 0845 GMT.
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BASEL, Switzerland - Participation by ECB board member Sabine Lautenschlager in Panel 2 "Basel I, II, III evolution of global banking regulation" at FSI 20th anniversary conference "A cross-sectoral reflection on the past, and looking ahead to the future", organised by the Financial Stability Institute at Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland 15153 GMT.
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The severity of the sanctions in each bucket should be commensurate with the importance of the issue, meaning that Europe's main sectoral sanctions cannot continue to be associated only with Ukraine as a whole (which risks be reinterpreted as eastern Ukraine, selling Crimea down the river, and also leaves no costs for election interference).
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Earlier this year, a group of scholars proposed a way that Clean Air Act authority could be pushed even further, far enough to establish the very kind of economy-wide, cross-sectoral carbon trading program that was proposed in '09 — the kind of system climate wonks have always wanted but long considered out of reach.
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"We are working on a solution that provides drivers with strong protections that include an earnings guarantee, a system of worker-directed portable benefits, and first-of-its kind industry-wide sectoral bargaining, without jeopardizing the flexibility drivers tell us they value so much," Adrian Durbin, a senior director of communications at Lyft told Gizmodo.
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"We are working on a solution that provides drivers with strong protections that include an earnings guarantee, a system of worker-directed portable benefits, and first-of-its kind industry-wide sectoral bargaining, without jeopardizing the flexibility drivers tell us they value so much," said Adrian Durbin, Lyft senior director of communications, in a statement.
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DIVIDED WE STAND While economic growth has slowed this year, fears that sectoral weakness could spread to the wider economy have not materialized as it continues to expand at a moderate pace with unemployment near a 50-year low and consumer spending, which accounts for roughly 70% of U.S. economic activity, still holding up.
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"If it's a fairly standard FTA then (EU unity) shouldn't be a big problem, because in this case we can build on templates and services are largely out," one EU diplomat said, adding that this was a reason why the EU has already ruled out negotiating on sectoral deals, such as special terms for the car industry.
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Basic materials stocks led sectoral losers as after copper prices fell, weighed down by a firmer dollar ahead of the expected rate hike in the U.S. [MET/L] Oil stocks also fell as investors took profit following strong gains this week driven by crude oil prices rising to four-year highs at above $80 a barrel.
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And so one should think about antitrust, but more and more these broad issues, these broad concerns that people have, we either address them and resolve their concerns or I think we'll see rising pressure for more sweeping sectoral regulation in ways that will be very challenging for many more companies than an antitrust case will be.
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The STOXX Europe 600 Oil & Gas index fell 0.5 percent, making it the top sectoral faller, after crude oil prices slipped back below the $50-per-barrel mark.. Spain's IBEX fell 0.4 percent, underperforming the rest of Europe as its banks continued to be hit by news of a surprise cash call at Banco Popular, which fell more than 6 percent.
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In Europe, the STOXX 600 closed up 0.25 percent provisionally, with utilities holding the top spot in sectoral gains following news that RWE will sell 76.8 percent of its Innogy arm to rival E.On. Investors now turn their attention to U.S. consumer price data due later on Tuesday stateside for a gauge of how the Federal Reserve would manage its policy going forward.
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Nonetheless, it's still quite important when you're thinking in a macro and strategic term about what kinds of sectoral coverage is ... For example, AI might be developing as a really interesting theme for our readers and you can see that through the data that informs decisions about where we invest, what kind of services we develop, so it's kind of in that sort of slightly broader theme.
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And in a way, sectoral bargaining is a natural extension of "alt-labor" approaches that have become popular in the labor movement in the past decade, which put less emphasis on traditional workplace organizing and more on building other groups to represent workers' interests — like "worker centers," which provide services to low-wage, often immigrant workers in cities, and advocate for policy changes on their behalf.
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"The increasing attention on sectoral bargaining is new, but it's also part of a broader trend of experimentation that has been going on for many years, as people worried about the decline in union membership look for better ways for organizing groups to grow both their membership pools and their revenue streams," Shayna Strom, a senior fellow at the Century Foundation and Obama administration veteran, notes.
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Ninety-eight percent of French workers may be covered by some kind of bargained contract, but only 7.7 percent of French people are in a union, an even smaller share than in the US. The low membership means unions can't always negotiate the best deals — a significant share of sectoral contracts in France specify minimum wages lower than France's legal minimum, meaning they have no practical effect.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) Updates prices) * FTSEurofirst 300 index gains 0.3 percent * H&M advances after encouraging update * Healthcare top sectoral gainer led by Shire By Atul Prakash LONDON, April 6 (Reuters) - European equities inched higher on Wednesday after steep declines in the previous session, with the retail sector boosted by a smaller-than-expected fall in profits at Hennes & Mauritz.
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But make no mistake: This is a bold wish list, full of items that either the Obama administration struggled to pass even with 59 senators (like immigration reform and a price on carbon emissions) or that would've been too radical for Obama to begin with (like a $15 minimum wage, universal child care, a Medicare buy-in not limited to the elderly, and sectoral bargaining).
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And in a way, sectoral bargaining is a natural extension of "alt-labor" approaches that have become popular in the labor movement in the past decade, which put less emphasis on traditional workplace organizing and more on building other groups to represent workers' interests — like "worker centers," which provide services to low-wage, often immigrant workers in cities and advocate for policy changes on their behalf.
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"The increasing attention on sectoral bargaining is new, but it's also part of a broader trend of experimentation that has been going on for many years, as people worried about the decline in union membership look for better ways for organizing groups to grow both their membership pools and their revenue streams," Shayna Strom, a senior fellow at the Century Foundation and Obama administration veteran, told me.
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And in a way, sectoral bargaining is a natural extension of "alt-labor" approaches that have become popular in the labor movement in the past decade, which put less emphasis on traditional workplace organizing and more on building other groups to represent workers' interests — like "worker centers," which provide services to low-wage, often immigrant workers in cities and advocate for policy changes on their behalf.
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A business contemplating a Labour government will face the following outlook: a tax rate gradually rising to 26%, a higher tax on executive pay, higher tax rates for the company itself in high-earning industries like finance, and more restrictions on labour hiring policies (workers will get full rights from day one, no zero hours contracts, there will be "sectoral collective bargaining", a higher minimum wage, and four extra public holidays).
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In late August, Uber and Lyft attempted to negotiate a proposal that included a minimum wage of $21 an hour while drivers have a passenger, as well as "injured worker protection," paid sick and family leave, and a form of sectoral employee bargaining which would allow a driver association "in partnership with state lawmakers and labor groups" but run by the companies themselves to represent ride-share drivers' interests.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst 300 index gains 0.2 percent * H&M advances after encouraging update * Healthcare top sectoral gainer led by Shire * Italy banks rise for first time in 10 sessions By Atul Prakash LONDON, April 6 (Reuters) - European equities inched higher on Wednesday after steep declines in the previous session, with the retail sector boosted by a less-than-expected Hennes & Mauritz profit fall.
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"The market thinks they risk having to launch the umpteenth capital increase, and this time it's quite unlikely that any shareholder will be willing to stump up more cash," IG banking analyst Vincenzo Longo said Europe's STOXX 600 Basic Resources index, which contains major mining stocks, was the biggest sectoral gainer, up 2 percent, as copper prices rose with the market climbing to a two-month high on expectations of stimulus measures in China.
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If it's the Commission's intention to also rely on GDPR to regulate higher risk stuff — such as, for example, police forces' use of facial recognition tech — instead of creating a more explicit sectoral framework to restrict their use of a highly privacy-hostile AI technologies — it could exacerbate an already confusingly legislative picture where law enforcement is concerned, according to Dr Michael Veale, a lecturer in digital rights and regulation at UCL.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) Updates prices) * FTSEurofirst 300 edges up in choppy trade * Greek stock market down almost 3 pct * Oils, utilities top sectoral gainers * Munich Re drops after warning By Sudip Kar-Gupta and Danilo Masoni LONDON/MILAN, April 27 (Reuters) - European shares edged higher on Wednesday helped by gains among utilities and energy stocks, while Greek equities lost ground after euro zone officials delayed a meeting on the country's bailout.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) Adds details, updates prices) * FTSEurofirst 300 share index rises 1.2 percent * Yellen comments provide support to equities * Energy stocks lead sectoral gainers * Volatility could rise as Brexit vote approaches By Danilo Masoni and Atul Prakash MILAN/LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - European shares rose on Tuesday after Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen pushed back expectations for a rate increase without raising concerns over the strength of the world's largest economy.
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Instead of relying of Republican goodwill, he has concrete plans to amplify Democrats' relative power: by repealing the filibuster to enable the passage of popular social programs that Republicans will then be reluctant to repeal; using a slim Democratic majority in Congress to add DC and (if they so desire) Puerto Rico as states; reducing the Republican geographic edge in the Senate for years to come; and passing sectoral bargaining to build up labor unions as a countervailing power to American business.
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See the bottom of the report for more details) * FTSEurofirst 06003 down 0.3 pct, off lows as euro falls back * Disappointing results hit Ericsson, Pernod shares * Volkswagen surges on deal with U.S. authorities * Banks lead sectoral gainers led by Greek lenders By Danilo Masoni and Sudip Kar-Gupta MILAN/LONDON, April 21 (Reuters) - European shares fell slightly on Thursday after the European Central Bank kept rates unchanged, with Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson and French drinks firm Pernod leading the fall after disappointing updates.
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For its part, China has published "principles" around AI. State-backed Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence released some guidelines last year around the research and development, use and governance of AI. "Cooperation should be actively developed to establish an interdisciplinary, cross-domain, cross-sectoral, cross-organizational, cross-regional, global and comprehensive AI governance ecosystem, so as to avoid malicious AI race, to share AI governance experience and to jointly cope with the impact of AI with the philosophy of 'Optimizing Symbiosis,'" the principles said.
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