China's corporate debt has soared to 169 percent of GDP.
|
|
Clinton's job approval soared to 73% after he was impeached.
|
|
Later in the day, that number soared to nearly 30,000.
|
|
Bush's popularity rating among Americans soared to about 90 percent.
|
|
During the Great Recession, it soared to 15.1% in 2010.
|
|
In the early 1990s, the annual cap soared to 110,000.
|
|
Military expenditures have soared to astronomical levels and keep rising.
|
|
Inflation soared to 500 trillion %; a generation of people fled.
|
|
This soared to €847,500, more than four times the estimate.
|
|
The yen soared to a seven-month high against the dollar.
|
|
Their lead over Labour soared to 50 points among older voters.
|
|
Roby eventually soared to victory with 67 percent of the vote.
|
|
Hollywood memorabilia has historically soared to many times the presale estimates.
|
|
In 20073, those numbers soared to 33,000 and 2,700 deaths, respectively.
|
|
EST, having earlier soared to an all-time high of $1,491.
|
|
The Nikkei had soared to a 27.2-year high on Oct.
|
|
The euro EUR= soared to a nine-day high of $1.2059.
|
|
This year, undergraduate applications soared to more than 6,400, from 3,600.
|
|
Fans' devotion soared to fever pitch as the final game approached.
|
|
Output of most crops has soared to record levels each year.
|
|
The day after earnings, the stock soared to just under $144.
|
|
This week, shares of Boeing soared to an all-time high.
|
|
The Nikkei had soared to a 21-year high on Oct.
|
|
Median home prices in Washington soared to record highs last year.
|
|
The number of visitors has soared to 8003 million visitors annually.
|
|
Tesla's 10-day volatility also soared to about 130% from 60%.
|
|
With the epidemic, the price has soared to $600 or more.
|
|
Elsewhere, BTG soared to the top of the STOXX 600 on Tuesday.
|
|
The price of the drug has since soared to more than $40,000.
|
|
It soared to almost $8.6 million in crowdfunding, on a $950,000 target.
|
|
In 2017, spending on international transfers soared to $6.4 billion, FIFA says.
|
|
The poverty rate soared to 82% in 2016, from 48% in 2014.
|
|
Meanwhile, the overall cost of the project had soared to $98 billion.
|
|
In the first few months of fiscal 2018, seizures soared to 146.
|
|
Shares soared to more than double the initial offering price of $45.
|
|
When oil prices soared to more than $100 a barrel, costs followed.
|
|
His original student loan balance, meanwhile, has soared to well over $300,183.
|
|
On Monday, PM2.5 levels soared to 79 micrograms, The Seattle Times reported.
|
|
In 2007, the Dow Jones industrial average soared to a record high.
|
|
The Kushner family property soared to 285 kBtu, according to the data.
|
|
By July 8, the hashtag soared to more than 1.1 million mentions.
|
|
Delays have soared to about 70,000 a month from 28,000 in 2012.
|
|
Of late, the number has soared to $203 to $30 billion. Oops.
|
|
By the 1990s, the annual growth rate had soared to 8853 percent.
|
|
Her popularity soon soared to heights usually reserved for star cricket players.
|
|
Powered by the shale revolution, US output has soared to record highs.
|
|
It flew 489 miles and soared to an altitude of 1,312 miles.
|
|
The pound soared to $1.3476, up 2.2% after the exit poll release.
|
|
Once the rocket soared to its appointed height, Excite entered its orbit.
|
|
Two years ago, her LDL soared to 450 for no apparent reason.
|
|
In the New Springville area, weekly pickups soared to 22,2000 from 8003.
|
|
In 2009, the number of prospective applicants soared to more than 68,000.
|
|
At the end of fiscal 22020, that had soared to approximately $230 trillion.
|
|
Just hours after it started trading, the stock had soared to nearly $73.
|
|
Ethereum, which has the second-largest market capitalization behind bitcoin, soared to $373.
|
|
In fact, Clinton's approval rating soared to 73% following the GOP-led impeachment.
|
|
EST (1815 GMT), having earlier soared to an all-time high of $1,491.
|
|
The final price tag on the race soared to north of $55 million.
|
|
Gold soared to two-year highs this week as uncertainty rattled the market.
|
|
But the percentage of Democrats saying so had soared to around 20153 percent.
|
|
Meanwhile, U.S. stocks have soared to record highs, raising concerns about a bubble.
|
|
With the first five months, Instagram Stories soared to 150 million daily users.
|
|
But by the end of 2016, their value had soared to $11.4 million.
|
|
As the ball soared to deep right field, Betts jumped for the ball.
|
|
That month, the price of Haas avocados soared to an all-time high.
|
|
Between 6003 and 2015, its median age soared to 41.2 from just 19.6.
|
|
Meanwhile, the unemployment rate for those under 35 has soared to 37 percent.
|
|
Biden also soared to victory in Virginia's neighbor to the south North Carolina.
|
|
Republicans' expectations had soared to 122.5, equivalent to levels registered in boom times.
|
|
Shares and oil prices tumbled while gold soared to a seven-year high.
|
|
President Bush's numbers soared to 90 percent after the attacks on 9/11.
|
|
At the end of fiscal 2458.5, that had soared to approximately $21.6 trillion.
|
|
Within the next 40 years, out of wedlock births soared to 70 percent.
|
|
The death toll has soared to 272, Ecuador's President Rafael Correa said Sunday evening.
|
|
Intel climbed more than 3.5 percent, while Boeing soared to an all-time high.
|
|
By comparison, Subaru has soared to the top of the latest car brand rankings.
|
|
They soared to $9.71 per tonne on July 4, the highest since Dec. 2.
|
|
U.S. West Texas Intermediate soared to $57 per barrel from $45 average in September.
|
|
Three years later, Knight Foundation's investment in diverse firms had soared to $200 million.
|
|
Corporate profits 144 percent higher, and stock prices soared to the highest level ever.
|
|
Shares in Rubis soared to the top of the index, up over 5 percent.
|
|
LaCroix soared to great heights, driven by the American thirst for guilt-free refreshment.
|
|
Against the Australian dollar it soared to its highest since a January flash crash.
|
|
India is now entering the hot season, and temperatures have soared to record levels.
|
|
Historically, this multiple has averaged around 16, but it has now soared to 21.
|
|
The unemployment rate soared to over 20 percent by 403, twice the national average.
|
|
Shortly after, when the House voted on his impeachment, Clinton's rating soared to 73%.
|
|
Bitcoin's market capitalization on Tuesday soared to $52.5 billion, according to data from coinmarketcap.com.
|
|
Its price soared to an all-time high of $5.55 at 8:27 a.m.
|
|
Oil prices had soared to their highest levels since May 2015 earlier last week.
|
|
Inflation soared to 25% at the end of last year amid a currency crisis.
|
|
Her line, Kylie Cosmetics, has soared to wild profits since its launch in 2015.
|
|
They soared to 21972 miles above the earth, setting a record for manned spaceflight.
|
|
Argentina's bonds sunk on Thursday and country risk soared to levels unseen since 204.
|
|
In 2018, when 658 women died of maternal causes, the rate soared to 17.4.
|
|
Companies like Apple and Amazon have soared to new heights, hitting trillion dollar valuations.
|
|
Gold prices soared to $1,582.59 an ounce on Monday, their highest since April 2013.
|
|
Apple soared to an all-time high following the company's earnings beat on Tuesday.
|
|
The survey's prices paid index soared to 62.9 this month from 51.8 in June.
|
|
Lyft's app subsequently soared to the top of the Apple app store's download list.
|
|
Also a record: The average price of a Christmas tree, which soared to $78.
|
|
The stock market soared to a new record on Wednesday — eclipsing 22,000 — before retreating.
|
|
After burning through still more cash, its share price soared to a new high.
|
|
Countries had to draw down their stockpiles, and prices soared to around $100 per barrel.
|
|
Meanwhile, palladium soared to a record, putting it about $2205.00 short of parity with gold.
|
|
He soared to third place in a national Quinnipiac University poll out on Monday. Sen.
|
|
In 2017, the total soared to 103,131, and the rate to 32.5 per 100,000 inhabitants.
|
|
The BJP's declared income since 2014 has soared to many multiples of Congress's shrinking take.
|
|
On an annual basis, BP's profits soared to $173 billion from $2.6 billion in 2016.
|
|
Glencore's annual net profit soared to $5.8bn and it announced a big payout to shareholders.
|
|
Temperatures at times soared to 45 degrees Fahrenheit above average, even in the High Arctic.
|
|
During the last recession, the jobless rate in Elkhart County soared to more than 19%.
|
|
Temperatures soared to a record 41.1 Celsius (106 F) on Monday just north of Tokyo.
|
|
" Toronto's Killy soared to ascension after uploading a music video for his first song, "Killamonjaro.
|
|
Each soared to a market capitalisation of C$6 billion ($4.7 billion at current rates).
|
|
Revenue soared to $2.03 billion from $950.7 million, powered by the acquired P&G brands.
|
|
ShFE stocks, by contrast, soared to an all-time high of 394,777 tonnes in March.
|
|
Manufacturer optimism soared to a record high this year, and consumer spending is powering business.
|
|
Temperatures soared to historic peaks in 2015, the driest year since records started in 1904.
|
|
Gold, early Monday, briefly soared to more than six-year highs above $1,590 per ounce.
|
|
Bullion has bounced 19% this year, even as stocks have soared to all-time highs.
|
|
Unemployment soared to nearly 20143 million — 12.2 percent of the work force — within two years.
|
|
When the S&P fell apart in early February, the VIX soared to around 40.
|
|
Prices had earlier soared to $21.3,218.15 in the session, their highest level since March 218.85.
|
|
Pokémon Go, the augmented-reality game, had soared to the top of the download charts.
|
|
The book, first published in 22009, soared to sixth place on Amazon's best-seller list.
|
|
It soared to the top of the market, valued at nearly $1003 billion in 2018.
|
|
Sun Life's total benefits and expenses soared to C$8.9 billion from C$687 million.
|
|
The stock market soared to record highs and the Brazilian real strengthened against the dollar.
|
|
In the 1925 election, the first held under the new law, turnout soared to 91 percent.
|
|
After these terms were announced, the pro-exit camp's lead in polls soared to nine points.
|
|
On Monday alone, the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq each soared to all-time heights.
|
|
The country's economic output shrank by 3.8 percent last year and unemployment soared to 10.9 percent.
|
|
Yesterday, the temperature in Mitribah, Kuwait soared to a blistering 223 degrees Fahrenheit (222 degrees Celsius).
|
|
Most notable of all, the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party soared to almost 13%.
|
|
Its Hispanic population soared, to around 6,000, or 9% of the total, within a few years.
|
|
But after Beyoncé joined in, the remix soared to No. 20173 on the iTunes music chart.
|
|
Between 1997 and 2000, Kashi's annual revenue soared to $100 million from $5003 million, he said.
|
|
Back then, Google, now Alphabet, traded at $300 a share and has since soared to $950.
|
|
Nevada's Latinos made up 3.9% of all voters in 1996 and soared to 15% in 2012.
|
|
Her newly released game, Kendall and Kylie, has soared to the top of the free charts.
|
|
Incidents of crop straw and stubble burning across Delhi's neighboring states soared to 48,689 between Sept.
|
|
Cash aid plummeted, but food stamp usage soared to new highs and the Medicaid rolls expanded.
|
|
Funding soared to nearly $62 million for this fiscal year, up from $6.4 million in 2013.
|
|
Over the next two years, the surplus soared to a record-high $28.3 billion in 2015.
|
|
Despite this, he's drawn huge crowds to his rallies and soared to the top of polls.
|
|
On Staten Island alone, where Rose lives, the number of cases soared to 935 on Tuesday.
|
|
In the past decade, India's tiger count has soared to 21,500, the world's largest tiger population.
|
|
After appearing on "Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts" in 20093, the McGuire Sisters soared to national fame.
|
|
The growing economy he inherited continues to improve, and stock markets have soared to record heights.
|
|
New York will essentially be on lockdown this weekend, after its caseload soared to nearly 8,000.
|
|
It didn't really pop again until 2017 -- when it soared to more than $19,000 PER COIN!!
|
|
The gap between 13-year German and Italian bonds soared to its highest level since June.
|
|
A measure of fear in the U.S. stock market soared to its highest level since 2008.
|
|
The original video has 6.2 million views and #broomstickchallenge soared to the top of Twitter's trends.
|
|
Stocks on Thursday had soared to new heights on reports that the deal would go ahead.
|
|
Delays have soared to more than 70,000 each month from about 4.63,000 per month in 2012.
|
|
The world's best-known cryptocurrency, bitcoin, soared to a record high close to $20,000 last year.
|
|
The politically charged reboot of "Roseanne" reportedly soared to a ratings win with its Tuesday premiere.
|
|
Though the missiles soared to extremely high altitudes, demonstrating their power, they never flew beyond Japan.
|
|
Marine Le Pen is winning over France's working class in the same way Trump soared to victory Marine Le Pen is winning over France's working class in the same way Trump soared to victory This segment originally aired March 14, 2017 on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
|
|
The number of unaccounted for soared to more than 1,011, their "missing" pictures pinging across social media.
|
|
Turkey's annual inflation rate soared to 633% in August, far above the bank's official target of 390%.
|
|
Chinese investments there have soared, to nearly €36bn ($40bn) in 2016—almost double the previous years' total.
|
|
Bojan Bogdanovic exploded in the first half as the Jazz soared to a 53-41 halftime advantage.
|
|
At the same time that bitcoin dropped, another digital currency ethereum soared to record highs on Monday.
|
|
Dan Nathan was a seller of Microsoft, a stock which soared to all-time highs on Thursday.
|
|
Net losses for the ride-hailing company soared to $22019 billion, largely owing to stock based compensation.
|
|
Net losses for the ride-hailing company soared to $216 billion, largely owing to stock based compensation.
|
|
The company's revenues soared to $7 billion the next year, and its workforce expanded to nearly 18,000.
|
|
Numericable-SFR soared to the top of benchmarks, up over 12 percent while Altice jumped 9.3 percent.
|
|
Tourism has soared to record levels of more than 3.4 million visitors a year to New Zealand.
|
|
The aircraft was parked at Naples Municipal Airport Saturday night when wind gusts soared to 80 MPH.
|
|
As a result, the federal government's debt has now soared to nearly 600 percent of total revenue.
|
|
Japan's solar power capacity has soared to more than 40,000 gigawatt-hours from virtually zero before 2012.
|
|
Predictably, financials lifted the Hong Kong China Enterprises Index, which soared to the highest since August 2015.
|
|
Trades in U.S. crude futures contracts soared to 232.5,303 barrels during the minute of 230:33.0.6 a.m.
|
|
The Dow and soared to new intraday records, while the Nasdaq closed at an all-time high.
|
|
Escobar soared to victory in a state where Latinos account for nearly 40 percent of the state.
|
|
Just after the Parkland shooting last year, public support for universal background checks soared to 85033 percent.
|
|
Italy's 10-year bond yield soared to 1.76 percent, its highest level in more than four months.
|
|
In addition to six-strings, Gibbons invests in oil, which has recently soared to 2½-year highs.
|
|
Shares of the social network soared to an all-time high on Wednesday afternoon after the news.
|
|
Today, that number has soared to more than 5,000 young women in 35 cities across 15 states.
|
|
Its procedure volume has soared to 1,234 in 2017 from 140 in 2014, according to the company.
|
|
A thunderstorm darkened the road toward Jordan and storm clouds soared to the east; the tires hissed.
|
|
As I wrote in July, Amazon, which started trading in 230, has soared to the 14th spot.
|
|
One of the greatest Born in Philadelphia, Bryant quickly soared to become one of basketball's greatest champions.
|
|
By 2015, this soared to about 2.4 trillion pesos annually, mostly in the form of income transfers.
|
|
But then something happened that makes sense only from a manipulative mindset: Prices soared to over $3,800.
|
|
LAS VEGAS – Moderate Democrats watched in horror as Bernie Sanders soared to a landslide victory in Nevada.
|
|
Federal tax revenue soared to a record $806.5 billion in the first three months of fiscal 2020.
|
|
By January 2015, this figured soared to a massive $4.46 trillion, an incredible increase of 413 percent.
|
|
Because 70-83% of logging in the Amazon is illegal, the destruction has soared to record levels.
|
|
She pointed to the fact that student loan debt in the country has soared to $1.48 trillion.
|
|
What's more, consumer confidence has soared to levels unseen since October 2000, according to the Conference Board.
|
|
Yet in a city that is heavily Democratic, Krasner soared to victory pretty easily after the primary.
|
|
Palladium soared to a record high, with additional support from expected renewed demand from the Chinese automotive sector.
|
|
In the second, head-to-head round, Le Pen captured 17.8 percent and Chirac soared to 82.2 percent.
|
|
Withdrawals soared to about A$1.5 billion in the third quarter, from A$170 million in the second.
|
|
The Affordable Care Act's popularity soared to unprecedented heights when the public was focused on GOP repeal efforts.
|
|
Unemployment soared to 27 percent and the country's banks needed a 41 billion euro ($45 billion) European bailout.
|
|
Donald J. Trump has soared to the top of the Republican presidential field with an immigration-bashing pitch.
|
|
This is not simply about its performance or size, though it has soared to become a rare colossus.
|
|
Gwyneth Paltrow is taking a second to reminisce after Avengers: Endgame soared to a $1.2 billion worldwide opening.
|
|
User-generated: Facebook soared to a $360 billion valuation by getting the world addicted to user-generated content.
|
|
In Anchorage, the mercury soared to highs of 20093 degrees, the highest temperature since recording began in 1952.
|
|
Last year, venture capital deals that included "tourist" investors soared to more than $45 billion over 102 investments.
|
|
U.S. bond yields soared to 63-month highs in the week following the election, as bond prices tanked.
|
|
Among the few gainers, Eurofins Scientific and Campari soared to a fresh record high following strong earnings updates.
|
|
As the plane's development costs soared, to $5.4bn, Bombardier struggled to find buyers for it; financial trouble followed.
|
|
Shares of the company soared to a 16-year high last year underpinned by growth in passenger numbers.
|
|
The mercury in Kuwait last year soared to 54 degrees Celsius (129 degrees Fahrenheit), according to the WMO.
|
|
Germany's Wirecard and Netherlands-based Adyen, whose combined value has soared to 43 billion euros, are notable exceptions.
|
|
Yet the scale of media interest in the 29-year-old has soared to new heights at Rio.
|
|
Egypt's core inflation soared to its highest level in more than a decade, hitting 30.86 percent in January.
|
|
The price of bitcoin soared to around $20,000 last December and has since fallen more than 80 percent.
|
|
By 85003, liberals had soared to 51 percent, while conservatives had fallen to just 13 percent of Democrats.
|
|
Truckmaker Volvo soared to the top of the European benchmark after the Scandinavian firm released its latest figures.
|
|
Digital currencies like bitcoin have soared to record highs this year amid increased interest, particularly from institutional investors.
|
|
From February to June 2016, stock buybacks soared to $33.2 billion, an all-time record for our sector.
|
|
Operating expenses soared to $235.3 million, slicing into profits and raising concern about the company's long-term outlook.
|
|
It soared to the top of Apple's free game app chart in the first couple months of 2018.
|
|
WASHINGTON — Hate crimes against American Muslims have soared to their highest levels since the aftermath of the Sept.
|
|
As the markets soared to record highs on Wednesday, the financial sector hit its highest level since Oct.
|
|
Overall, Morgan Stanley's profit soared to $225 billion in the fourth quarter from $93 million a year earlier.
|
|
Apple, Microsoft and Amazon, to name a few have all soared to record highs in the last month.
|
|
Inflation soared to a 10-year high above 40 percent in December and has probably risen further since.
|
|
The local healthcare system has plunged into crisis and the unemployment rate has soared to nearly 50 percent.
|
|
A few days later, Mr. Bastardo's head, feet and knees hurt and his temperature soared to 13 degrees.
|
|
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has soared to record highs in 2019, climbing about 22% for the year.
|
|
Medallion prices soared to $83,000 in Boston, $550,000 in Philadelphia, $230,25 in Miami and $216,2457 in San Francisco.
|
|
In August SpiceJet reported its biggest-ever quarterly profit, and its market value has soared to $1.2 billion.
|
|
The company's net income soared to $531.1 million, or $3.94 per share, in the fourth quarter ended Dec.
|
|
Meanwhile, palladium prices rose 0.6% to $1,650.60 an ounce, having soared to a record high of $1,664.50 earlier.
|
|
Earlier this year, tensions between the US and Iran soared to levels that prompted fears of a war.
|
|
In short order, Kraft shares soared to $92 on the New York Stock Exchange, surpassing Philip Morris's offer.
|
|
Mexico's murder rate soared to a record high as the two rival factions turned Sinaloa into their battleground.
|
|
Oil output has soared to an estimated 1853 million bpd this month, from 1.48 million five years ago.
|
|
By 2016 that number had soared to 43.7m—13.5% of the total population—89% of whom were non-European.
|
|
Energy shares gained 0.7 percent as oil mostly held its ground after U.S. stockpiles soared to a record high.
|
|
The reactors at Vogtle are years behind schedule, and the construction cost has soared to $20 billion or more.
|
|
After debuting in June 2016 at $15 per share, Twilio's stock soared to a peak of $70.96 by September.
|
|
Boeing's mentions on the social messaging platform soared to more than 241,000 — a massive spike of nearly 5,000 percent.
|
|
New York (CNN Business)Fortnite soared to the top of the video game world when it launched in 2017.
|
|
This came after the stock had soared to end up nearly 211.8% in the hours preceding the earnings release.
|
|
Amazon and Facebook have soared to all-time highs, but their success may actually be counterproductive for the economy.
|
|
SoftBank shares soared to as much as 9,290 yen, notching up their biggest intra-day gain in a decade.
|
|
It later crashed to its current price of around $220 as bitcoin, conversely, soared to cross that $3,000 mark.
|
|
The metal had soared to an all-time peak of $1,620.53 last month driven by a stark supply deficit.
|
|
The day after the killing spree, its numbers soared to more than 4,000 and have since risen above 8,000.
|
|
Lazard, a bank, says their number soared to a record 247 globally last year, up by 17% from 2017.
|
|
Net income soared to $2.27 billion, or $1.32 per share, thanks to a hefty gain on an asset sale.
|
|
Turkey's annual inflation rate soared to 15.4% in June, a 1103-year high, putting more pressure on the lira.
|
|
The $1.99 game has now soared to the top of the App Store, again leveraging its prior viral buzz.
|
|
Gold miners soared to their highest peak in more than seven and a half years, the benchmark's best performer.
|
|
In October 2008 shortly after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, failed Treasury trades to deliver soared to $2.61 trillion.
|
|
And yet Zimbabwe's inflation has soared to its highest level in a decade, hitting an annual 175% in June.
|
|
Spot gas in New England soared to a record $82.75 per mmBtu, according to data going back to 217.
|
|
German inflation soared to its highest level in four-and-a-half years in February, data on Wednesday showed.
|
|
Washington (CNN)The recovery from Hurricane Harvey has soared to the top of the Capitol Hill to-do list.
|
|
Spot gas in New England soared to a record $22016 per mmBtu, according to data going back to 217.
|
|
The world's first and largest cryptocurrency soared to a high of $0003,485.85 Wednesday afternoon, according to industry site CoinDesk.
|
|
On the data front, Britain's inflation rate soared to a fresh five-and-a-half-year high in September.
|
|
When he takes office later this year, he faces homicide rates that have soared to an all-time high.
|
|
It ultimately soared to about 10 times the height of the World Trade Center before it began to dissipate.
|
|
The line spiked in Park Slope (+288 percent), but soared to the heavens (+374 percent) in Long Island City.
|
|
Italian two-year yields, which soared to five-year highs above 2.7 percent on Tuesday, retreated to Monday's levels.
|
|
Such withdrawals soared to about A$1.5 billion in the third quarter, from A$243 million in the second.
|
|
That number soared to almost 50 percent in 2009, the most recent year for which national figures are available.
|
|
As Lendl won seven more Grand Slam titles and soared to No. 1 in the world, Zverev's career stalled.
|
|
The Labor Department said Thursday that U.S. unemployment claims soared to a record of 3.28 million in last week.
|
|
Back in the 1990s, memberships cost $50,000, but they soared to $200,000 for the final spots after Trump's election.
|
|
The number of monthly delays on the subway has soared to about 70,000 every month from 28,000 in 2012.
|
|
Since mid-January the yield on Agrokor's 2020 bond has soared to around 25 percent from around 7.5 percent.
|
|
In the last year, the number of homicides around Mexico has soared to levels not seen in several years.
|
|
Property prices have soared to the highest levels in the world, pricing out blue-collar and middle-class families.
|
|
CNBC reported Thursday that Bezos's net worth soared to more than $6900 billion after Amazon shares rose sharply overnight.
|
|
A viral video of a rapidly shaking mannequin head has taken off on Twitter and soared to meme status.
|
|
It was an auspicious start, and Web traffic soon soared to more than ten million unique visitors a month.
|
|
There was a U-2 circling above the base as it soared to high altitudes for a reconnaissance mission.
|
|
Earlier this year, tensions between the United States and Iran soared to levels that prompted fears of a war.
|
|
Cases of severe lung illnesses related to vaping have soared to 805, the Centers for Disease Control announced Thursday.
|
|
MORE, largely due to the greatest financial crisis since the depression, the deficit soared to more than $1.4 trillion.
|
|
Average daily bathroom use has soared to 3,266 people in 423 from 1,818 in 2013, according to park data.
|
|
Hasbro beat earnings expectations on Monday when its second-quarter revenue soared to $878.9 million from $797.7 million last year.
|
|
Meanwhile, the price of a coin has soared to record heights above $3,000, from about $1,000 at the year's beginning.
|
|
From pop to piety Jamshed soared to fame in the 1980s with Vital Signs, one of Pakistan's first pop bands.
|
|
The average selling price of a Mac has soared to $1,348, up from $1,270 in the same quarter last year.
|
|
"Wannabe" soared to the top of the charts in the U.K. and remained the No. 1 single for seven weeks.
|
|
McDonald's, Starbucks and Chipotle soared to all-time highs last week on the back of earnings reports that topped expectations.
|
|
Few bands achieve the heights Oathbreaker have soared to on this release, one that's as beautiful as it is abrasive.
|
|
Foreign banks' assets in China have soared to $650bn, but still amount to less than 2% of the country's total.
|
|
The state of play: AMD is benefiting from renewed interest in Bitcoin, which has soared to nearly $13,000 per coin.
|
|
One of the original Boyfriends, Gosling soared to the No. 1 spot after his thoughtful speech about partner Eva Mendes.
|
|
And predictably, ticket prices for a seemingly meaningless spring game against Utah soared to the tune of thousands per ticket.
|
|
In the near term, open interest in February put options for a $3,800-strike soared to 4,113 lots on Jan.
|
|
Dealmaking by private equity firms soared to $136 billion, almost an all-time high, as cheap debt fueled leveraged buyouts.
|
|
Inflation soared to a record high in July on the back of fuel and energy subsidy cuts by the government.
|
|
Pollution levels in industrial cities south of the capital, Beijing, soared to levels as high as 875, considered extremely hazardous.
|
|
When Lorde soared to fame with her debut single "Royals" in 2013, she immediately fell victim to online body shaming.
|
|
As that happens, and the price of iPhones soared to more than $284.3,000, there has been a decline in sales.
|
|
Television news ratings, which had been falling for almost a decade, perked up; Mr Putin's popularity soared to new heights.
|
|
Oil prices soared to the four-month high as investors focused on global production cuts and supply disruptions in Venezuela.
|
|
GrubHub's net income soared to $53.5 million from $92.013 million due a $34.1 million benefit related to U.S. tax reforms.
|
|
In the last 30 days the yield on Agrokor's 2020 bond soared to almost 22 percent from around 7.5 percent.
|
|
Read more: 'I don't know how long I can stay in business': Truckers' fears have soared to recession-level highs
|
|
CP's net income soared to C$984 million ($792 million), or C$6.77 per share, in the quarter ended Dec.
|
|
The Korean won has soared to its highest in more than three years since the board last met on Nov.
|
|
The southwestern Iranian city of Ahvaz soared to a brutal 129 degrees Thursday, which is Iran's highest temperature ever recorded.
|
|
Fitbit stock soared to near 10 percent on Monday after the company announced a health-care collaboration with Alphabet's Google.
|
|
DXY soared to a 14-year high against a basket of currencies as the data backed the Fed's hawkish stance.
|
|
Available cash soared to $57.63 billion at the end of September from $25.5 billion at the start of the year.
|
|
Bitcoin soared to more than $17,000 last week, after being worth less than $1,000 at the start of the year.
|
|
In 2016, racial sympathy among white liberals soared to the highest levels ever recorded by the American National Elections Studies.
|
|
A month ago, the southern peak on the Kebnekaise mountain soared to 21991,101 meters, or 6,893 feet, above sea level.
|
|
At the time, there were 59 U.S. cases of coronavirus, a number that has since soared to more than 85,000.
|
|
At the time, there were 59 U.S. cases of coronavirus, a number that has since soared to more than 85,000.
|
|
Why it matters: Election security worries have soared to new levels due to Russian military agents targeting voting systems nationwide.
|
|
This week, the estimated number of animals feared dead in Australia&aposs devastating bushfires soared to more than 1 billion.
|
|
The US dollar was up and the Japanese yen soared to its best level since November against its US rival.
|
|
The Venezuelan bolivar weakened over 97 percent in relation to the U.S. dollar while inflation has soared to 21625,2900 percent.
|
|
The digital asset soared to a record high of $19,343 last month, but has since been on a gradual decline.
|
|
BP also said its oil and gas output soared to 266 million barrels a day, an 8.2% increase from 2017.
|
|
He legalized marijuana and euthanasia, introduced a carbon tax and cut middle-class taxes while employment soared to historic highs.
|
|
Capital expenditures soared to $5.3 billion from $3.5 billion last year, with 20 data center sites in development, Porat said.
|
|
Between 2016 and early 2018, French purchases of Iranian crude oil soared to more than 2 billion euros a year.
|
|
The survey's prices paid index soared to 62.9 this month, the highest level since June 2008, from 51.8 in June.
|
|
However, as U.S. gas production has soared to new records, bolstered by shale production, the demand for export capacity has increased.
|
|
The bank stocks ultimately soared to new heights, and I wouldn't be surprised if we got a similar scenario this time.
|
|
The Markit iTraxx Europe senior financials index soared to 128 points on June 24, up from 95 points a day earlier.
|
|
Shares in Kingdom Holding soared to their 10 percent daily limit on Sunday, adding about $850 million to Prince Alwaleed's fortune.
|
|
Rights to broadcast in China have soared to record highs, thanks to video-streaming platforms, but paying viewers are still scarce.
|
|
Operating loss soared to 10.8 billion yuan ($1.57 billion), compared to just under 600 million yuan in the year-earlier period.
|
|
Meanwhile, the cost of a four-year public school soared to just over 3,800%, from a mere $261 annually, GoBankingRates said.
|
|
To the words "Godspeed, John Glenn" from Mission Control he and America's hearts soared to the heavens in the Friendship 7.
|
|
The estimated Powerball jackpot has soared to $422 million thanks to nearly three months without a winner of the big prize.
|
|
Where the first live stream in 2014 pulled in 1.9 million viewers, numbers in its fourth year soared to 11.5 million.
|
|
Housing starts soared to a more than nine-year high in October, blowing past even the most optimistic estimates by economists.
|
|
Key inflation rates soared to multi-decade highs last week on the back of energy subsidy cuts agreed with the IMF.
|
|
Inflation has soared to a three-decade high since the currency float, with annual urban inflation reaching 31.5 percent in April.
|
|
The company's shares — already up 18 percent this year — soared to a record high of $261.37 in early trading on Tuesday.
|
|
Having soared to $29.5 in June 28.4, the price of Brent crude oil plunged to $29 a barrel in January 2016.
|
|
The euro soared to a five-year high versus the struggling pound and reached a three-week high against the yen.
|
|
A gang truce in El Salvador in 2012 initially cut violence, but when it broke down, murders soared to new heights.
|
|
The big concern is corporate debt, which largely thanks to borrowing by state firms, has soared to 169 percent of GDP.
|
|
Bitcoin gained mainstream notoriety and an enthusiastic group of investors at the end of 2017 as it soared to almost $20,000.
|
|
China imported just $65 million in beef back in 2003 but since then the market has soared to around $2.4 billion.
|
|
In the 22 crop year, California almond cash receipts improved for the fourth consecutive year as revenue soared to $22014 billion.
|
|
It soared to a record high of $9,721 on Monday - a tenfold increase in its value since the start of January.
|
|
Cruise recently brought in $2.25 billion from SoftBank (the same investors backing Uber), so its valuation has soared to $14.6 billion.
|
|
In December, this measure of options market sentiment had soared to a bearish 2.57-to-1 margin, a 26-month high.
|
|
It has soared to over $17,000 from under $1,000 in January and intraday swings of $1,353 or more are now routine.
|
|
A beneficiary of higher crude costs, BP jumped 4.3 percent after the oil major's profits soared to a five-year high.
|
|
Brazil's budget deficit before interest payments soared to 30.736 billion reais ($9.30 billion) in May, the largest-ever for the month.
|
|
Exports have soared to 22m tonnes a year, overwhelming markets everywhere and leading to a collapse in steel prices (see chart).
|
|
The Institute for Supply Management said its index for factory activity soared to 58.8 in August, the highest since April 2011.
|
|
Instead, spending rose, revenues shriveled and projected U.S. borrowing soared to $1.3 trillion (and at higher interest rates) (The Washington Post).
|
|
The number of Chinese stock investors had climbed to 147.5 million in January 2019, while market turnover soared to 2015 highs.
|
|
However, gold miners soared to a more than eight-year peak as tariff threats sent investors scurrying to safe-haven assets.
|
|
It also said second-quarter operating profit soared to 804 billion won ($721 million) from 44.4 billion won a year earlier.
|
|
The subscription service's parent company Helios and Matheson Analytics announced today that MoviePass' monthly losses soared to $40 million in May.
|
|
EasyJet, meanwhile, soared to the top of the European benchmark, closing up more than 5 percent after its full-year results.
|
|
Warren's support has soared to 21% in the October 6 survey, but Harris' has been cut in half to just 224%.
|
|
While Warren's support has soared to 21% in the October 6 survey, Harris' has been cut in half to just 6%.
|
|
The most dangerous particulate pollution has soared to more than 16 times the level considered safe by the World Health Organization.
|
|
The total amount of prize money on offer at the tournament has soared to $22017m, twice as much as last time.
|
|
Carmakers reported on Tuesday that February auto sales in the United States soared to a 15-year high for the month.
|
|
It soared to a record on Thursday, as Mr. Trump was preparing to meet with President Obama in the White House.
|
|
"We've done a fantastic job," he said on Saturday, before confirmed US cases of the virus soared to more than 550.
|
|
Calls to the island's suicide hotline have soared to up to 28,21 a day, according to the government mental health agency.
|
|
A month later, Mr. Putin annexed Crimea and his domestic approval ratings soared to 86 percent and have barely retreated since.
|
|
Pork prices in China have soared to a record level after African swine fever (ASF) swept through the country's pig herd.
|
|
Captain Marvel marked the company's first big release of 2019, and soared to more than $1 billion worldwide upon its release.
|
|
The move was a success: His assists per game soared to a league-leading 11, and his scoring output remained steady.
|
|
The 6-foot-6, 285-pounder soared to the rim 40 seconds into his second game as a New Orleans Pelican.
|
|
The missile soared to an altitude of 1,312 miles before falling in open water about 480 miles from the launching site.
|
|
Its share of the market has soared to about 72 percent in mid-August from 70.5 percent last month, Herzog said.
|
|
Since 2007 the number of concealed handgun permits in the US has soared to over 14.5 million—a 215 percent increase.
|
|
On Monday, the 10-year Treasury note yield soared to a high of 2.72 percent, the highest level since April 2014.
|
|
She next faces third-seeded Russian Elena Rybakina, who soared to a 6-0, 6-4 victory over Germany's Laura Siegemund.
|
|
Ticket sales in China, meanwhile, soared to around 44 billion yuan ($6.7 billion) last year, up nearly 50 percent from 2014.
|
|
Payment obligations, most of them foreign currency loans, had soared to more than 60 billion lira, or $10 billion, he said.
|
|
The estimated cost of the project has soared to $13 million, from $130 million when it was first announced in 2014.
|
|
European equities markets suffered their biggest slump since mid-2016, gold soared to a seven-year high and oil tumbled 3%.
|
|
Brent crude futures soared to a high of $70.27 a barrel at 0222 GMT, up $1.67, or 2.4%, from Friday's settlement.
|
|
The interest rate on 10-year Treasuries soared to the highest level since January, rising 0.22 percentage points to 2.07 percent.
|
|
As of last month, unpaid taxes in Greece had soared to 95 billion euros, up from €76 billion two years ago.
|
|
By December, food prices in Madaya had soared to the point that rice sold for as much as $100 per pound.
|
|
Public debt has soared to 88% of GDP and foreign reserves, at $2.3bn, are barely enough to cover a month of imports.
|
|
Customs data also showed China's oil imports from the United States soared to 2.01 million tonnes last month, or roughly 472,508 bpd.
|
|
In India, domestic prices soared to a record, dampening demand for the metal in the world's second-biggest gold consumer after China.
|
|
Temperatures in the Algerian city of Ouargla soared to 124 degrees Fahrenheit in July, setting a new record for the African country.
|
|
In 1999 drug overdoses claimed the lives of 0003 of every 100,000 Americans, and that soared to 16.3 per 100,000 in 2015.
|
|
It soared to as high as $1,200 per bitcoin in early Asian trading on Europe's Bitstamp exchange, before easing to about $1,190.
|
|
The Institute for Supply Management said its index for factory activity soared to 58.8 in August, the highest reading since April 2011.
|
|
Next-day power prices at the ERCOT North hub soared to $209.25 per megawatt hour (MWh) for Wednesday from $115.50 for Tuesday.
|
|
Ethereum, the second-biggest cryptocurrency by market size, soared to almost $900 earlier in the week, from around $500 a week earlier.
|
|
The lender surpassed ICICI Bank to emerge as the 3rd most valued bank as its market valuation soared to 1.3 trillion rupees.
|
|
Friday night's Mega Millions jackpot has soared to $444 million, after more than two months of twice-weekly drawings with no winner.
|
|
Paris reached a high of 93 degrees today, while the temperatures soared to over 113 degrees in France's southern region of Provence.
|
|
In January, private payrolls posted the highest monthly gain since May 2015, and December housing starts soared to a 13-year high.
|
|
Sales from the company's Hepatitis C franchise soared to $21.71 million, easily beating consensus estimate of $21.06 million, according to brokerage Bernstein.
|
|
As HBO's miniseries "Chernobyl" soared to the top of IMDb's list of top rated television shows, tourists flew to the actual Chernobyl.
|
|
Meanwhile, prices in the Chicago area have soared to a five-year high seasonally amid heavy refinery maintenance and a pipeline outage.
|
|
Brent crude oil futures, the global benchmark used to trade oil, soared to its highest since July 22017 to $55.33 a barrel.
|
|
A's starter Kendall Graveman (0-3) gave up five runs on eight hits in four innings as his ERA soared to 9.87.
|
|
U.S. gas production has soared to new records, bolstered by shale production, increasing the need for export capacity to absorb the supply.
|
|
Spot palladium soared to $2858,565.09 per ounce earlier in the day, and was up 0.9 percent at $1,555 by 2:25 p.m.
|
|
During the depths of the labor market downturn, the unemployment rate had soared to 6900 percent, the highest since the early 2628s.
|
|
Sales of shingles vaccine Shingrix soared to 386 million pounds in the three-month period, above analysts' expectations of 366 million pounds.
|
|
Its share of domestic bitcoin trades soared to 55 percent in December from only 7 percent a year earlier, data from Jpbitcoin.
|
|
Currencies from the Mexican peso to the Malaysian ringgit fell on Monday as the U.S dollar soared to an 11-month peak.
|
|
The stock soared to more than $41 at midday on Thursday from the New York Stock Exchange's reference price of $26 apiece.
|
|
"Perceptions of uncertainty have soared to levels last associated with the euro crisis five years ago," said Ian Stewart, Deloitte's chief economist.
|
|
And the stock market's total value as a proportion of GDP has soared to 115 percent from 61 percent in early '09.
|
|
A week before Super Tuesday, Trump's odds for winning the Republican nomination have soared to 68%, according to CNN's Political Prediction Market.
|
|
Its numbers have soared to more than 6,600 in Florida alone from a few hundred in the 1970s, the Interior Department said.
|
|
Wind installations soared to 6,478 MW in the fourth quarter, accounting for nearly 80 percent of all of last year's wind installations.
|
|
The bitcoin price BTC=BTSP soared to near-record highs in the first week of this year, attracting attention from Chinese regulators.
|
|
But after the annexation of Crimea in 2014, those ratings soared to nearly 90% and have not come back to earth since.
|
|
With the rise of marijuana-themed exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, all of their stocks have soared to "extreme" valuations, Cramer said.
|
|
Stocks soared to all-time highs recently when Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell essentially promised that the Fed would cut interest rates.
|
|
The XLI industrials ETF soared to records on Thursday, while United Technologies and Kansas City Southern notched their own all-time highs.
|
|
Traders said that was because real-time prices soared to ERCOT's $9,000/MWh offer cap for several 15-minute intervals on Tuesday.
|
|
The market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies soared to a record high Wednesday, on the back of a jump in the price of .
|
|
Nearly 20% of the labor force is unemployed, according to recent International Monetary Fund data; inflation reportedly has soared to nearly 70%.
|
|
Ryan Curtis elicited emotion from his hometown crowd in a similar way to Conor McGregor before he soared to the UFC ranks.
|
|
Initial jobless claims soared to a seasonally adjusted 3.28 million in the week ended March 21, according to the Department of Labor.
|
|
Initial jobless claims soared to a seasonally adjusted 653 million in the week ended March 21, according to the Department of Labor.
|
|
The Department of Labor reported that initial jobless claims soared to a seasonally adjusted 3.28 million in the week ended March 21.
|
|
As a result, the number of solar installations has soared to 20153 gigawatts last year, from less than one gigawatt in 2010.
|
|
For instance, a pair of 18th-century Southern German rock crystal candlesticks soared to €296,2220 with fees, 23.3 times the upper estimate.
|
|
The country's current account deficit, a broad measure of the imbalance between imports and exports, has soared to an alarming $18 billion.
|
|
Prince soared to notoriety after Blackwater employees in 2007 shot and killed Iraqi civilians in Baghdad's Nisour Square during the Iraq war.
|
|
In the last week or so, new cases of the 22-nCoV coronavirus have soared to 19183,21918 infected and 21918 people dead.
|
|
The population soared to include thousands of people, and they carved full-body figures, called moai, to represent important Rapa Nui ancestors.
|
|
Last year, the number of workers who participated in significant strikes soared to nearly 500,000, its highest point since the mid-1980s.
|
|
Spot gold fell almost 1.11153% to $21.1115,20.62 an ounce, having soared to $2109.10,610.90 earlier in the session, its highest since March 2013.
|
|
Brent crude futures soared to a high of $70.74 a barrel and later were at $69.91, up 31 cents from Friday's settlement.
|
|
Gold soared to a seven-year high, oil tumbled nearly 22% and the Korean won fell to its lowest level since August.
|
|
Based on their work, Uber soared to a nearly $70 billion valuation, reordering the transportation industry across the world along the way.
|
|
Spot gold fell 21.1% to $0.33,20.3 per ounce, having soared to $218.33,218.85 earlier in the session, its highest level since March 2013.
|
|
In 2008, after the passage of the U.S.-India Civilian Nuclear Deal, President Bush's approval rating in India soared to 80 percent.
|
|
The currency touched 1.3013, its weakest intraday level since New Year's Eve, when it soared to a 14-month high at 1.2947.
|
|
Delays on New York City's subway system have soared to more than 70,000 each month from about 653,000 a month in 2012.
|
|
The legendary vocalist, who died in 1990, had a chocolate-mousse contralto that dipped into bass territory and soared to birdlike highs.
|
|
In Zimbabwe the price of Bitcoin soared to become the most expensive exchange rate worldwide, on the Harare-based trading platform Golix.
|
|
Pete Buttigieg has soared to the top of the Democratic field in Iowa, according to the state's latest flagship poll released Saturday.
|
|
When the protests broke out, inflation in Sudan had soared to 72.94 percent, the second highest rate in the world after Venezuela.
|
|
Though it never quite soared to the same critical and commercial heights as The Who's album, it is absolutely worth a listen.
|
|
West Nile virus began in New York in 1999 and soared to a peak of 10,000 serious cases and 264 deaths in 2003.
|
|
Bitcoin's wild ride: In just the past week, bitcoin soared to near $13,000 and then crashed back to a low of near $9,800.
|
|
Elsewhere, oil prices soared to their highest since 2014 after Venezuela's presidential election heightened worries that the country's oil output could fall further.
|
|
On Wall Street, the Dow has lost 4.5 percent this month, as long-term Treasury yields soared to their highest level since 2011.
|
|
The economic repercussions have been similarly severe; Venezuela's hyperinflation has soared to 85033 million percent since 2018, according to the International Monetary Fund.
|
|
Following Pokémon Go's release in the U.S. at the beginning of July, Nintendo's market valuation soared to more than $40 billion, passing Sony.
|
|
Big-name investors like Steven A. Cohen, Leon G. Cooperman and David Einhorn rode the stock as it soared to ever increasing heights.
|
|
In January, it briefly soared to more than $33 billion before receding back to roughly $10 billion as the overall cryptocurrency market shrunk.
|
|
New York, whose economy soared to historic heights between 2009 and 2018, watched its shelter population swell by 72 percent during that time.
|
|
At the same time, HSFO demand in the Middle East has soared to fuel power plants meeting increased cooling demand in the region.
|
|
The VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF, which tracks 33 largest U.S.-listed chip companies, soared to a new intraday all-time high on Wednesday.
|
|
Meanwhile, the 10-year Treasury yield, which has soared to seven-year highs in recent days, was backing off those levels this morning.
|
|
Sony's "Spider-Man: Far From Home" soared to $27 million yesterday in the North American box office, a record for a Marvel film.
|
|
Imperial's net income soared to C$516 million ($402 million), or 62 Canadian cents per share, in the first quarter ended March 31.
|
|
Immigration has soared to first place in rankings of voters' concerns (see chart), despite the success of efforts to integrate the new arrivals.
|
|
In fact, she's become friends with fellow winner and original champion Kelly Clarkson, who soared to fame after the inaugural season in 2002.
|
|
Gross long positions in NYMEX futures and options among speculators soared to the highest on record, based on publicly available data to 2006.
|
|
There's also no checks or penalties for repeated false takedown requests, a problem that has soared to almost comedic heights around the globe.
|
|
The Dow (INDU), the S&P 500 (SPX) and the Nasdaq Composite (COMP) once again soared to new all-time highs on Friday.
|
|
Track temperatures in the second session soared to 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit), with ambient temperatures hovering around the mid-to-high 30s.
|
|
U.S. crude prices fell more than 20.5 percent after U.S. stockpiles soared to record highs for a sixth straight week, triple analysts' expectations.
|
|
Six-month implied volatility fell to a six-week low of 12.425 percent, while sterling soared to a 10-week high of $1.4520.
|
|
Driven by the spending frenzy from those companies, revenues from internet advertising soared to an astounding $4.62 billion by the end of 1999.
|
|
Globally, solar capacity soared to almost 400 GW last year from under 10 GW in 2007, according to the International Renewable Energy Administration.
|
|
First, Cramer looked at Intel, an old-line chipmaker that has soared to its highest levels since the dotcom bubble burst in 2000.
|
|
That soared to 631 after investigators added information from callers who reported people missing to the dispatch center the day the fire erupted.
|
|
Remember that Trump's first year turnover was 34% -- and that number has soared to 49% when you consider his 16 months in office.
|
|
Meanwhile, Spotify has soared to 140 million monthly users, with 50 million of them paid, while Apple Music has over 30 million subscribers.
|
|
Government spending rose to over 70 percent and deficits rose to over 10 percent of GDP, while inflation soared to double-digit rates.
|
|
Qantas soared to a record profit in February, while Air New Zealand said it was headed for its second-highest annual profit ever.
|
|
U.S. corn export sales soared to their highest level in four years last week, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data on Thursday.
|
|
The average global temperature in June soared to its highest level on record, and experts predict that July could follow the same pattern.
|
|
The average global temperature in June soared to its highest level on record, and experts predict that July could follow the same pattern.
|
|
Spot palladium soared to $1,565.09 per ounce earlier in the day, and was up 1.2 percent at $1,559.50 as of 1:8543 p.m.
|
|
Soon the donations had soared to $11,500, by which point Lea had abandoned all pretense of playing and was dancing across her room.
|
|
Personal insolvencies have soared to their highest level since 2010, data on Tuesday showed, the latest sign of vulnerability in Britain's consumer economy.
|
|
Today, even though the number of Mexico's homicides soared to near 35,000 last year, the bloodshed seems to draw less attention and indignation.
|
|
Initial jobless claims soared to a seasonally adjusted 3.28 million in the week that ended March 21, according to the Department of Labor.
|
|
On Ms. Liang's Weibo account — which quickly soared to 100,000 followers and kept climbing — supporters flooded her with jokes and comments of support.
|
|
This has turned them into teeming boomtowns of illegal construction, where estimates say the population has soared to between 70,000 to 150,000 people.
|
|
By comparison, it was almost toasty inside the igloos, made of blocks of hard-packed snow, where temperatures soared to just above freezing.
|
|
Spain's death toll soared to 1503,2150 on Sunday from 2160,22020 the day before, according to multiple media outlets citing the latest health data.
|
|
They have warned that Beijing was overstrained as its population has soared to almost 22 million last year from 10.9 million in 1990.
|
|
The lira lost some 30% of its value against the dollar last year and inflation soared to a 15-year high above 25%.
|
|
By 2008, immigration charges soared to 54% of all federal prosecutions, and stayed at that new height throughout Obama's eight years in office.
|
|
European equities markets suffered their biggest slump since mid-2016 on Monday, gold soared to a seven-year high and oil tumbled 4%.
|
|
Spot gold fell more than 232% to $21.872,220 an ounce, having soared to $20.3,1.1113 earlier in the session, its highest since March 21.111.
|
|
The Wichita State lead soared to 24-33 early in the second half when Darral Willis Jr. dropped in a short turnaround jumper.
|
|
The company's net income soared to $531.1 million, or $3.94 per share, from $16.4 million, or 12 cents per share, a year earlier.
|
|
Trading in the bank's options soared to 4,1873 contracts, about 14 times the average daily volume, as traders loaded up on bearish bets.
|
|
In the past couple of weeks, bitcoin's market share has soared to its highest level all year to around 48 percent, Lee said.
|
|
In currencies, the euro soared to a two-and-a-half year high against the greenback overnight on solid euro zone inflation data.
|
|
A few days later, Nation's Rotten Tomatoes score soared to 94 percent, with 17 festival-going critics one-upping one another with staggering praise.
|
|
"The spirit of the giant of the revolution and politics, the symbol of patience and resilience has soared to the skies," the tweet said.
|
|
Gaga, 32, soared to fame 10 years ago with catchy dance songs, provocative outfits and elaborate stage shows that brought her six Grammy Awards.
|
|
But there was little sign of that in the fourth quarter as total revenue soared to $8.81 billion from $5.84 billion a year ago.
|
|
Michael Ray has been living the ultimate dream since his debut single "Kiss You in the Morning" soared to No. 1 late last year.
|
|
ArcelorMittal soared to the top of the STOXX 600, close to 7 percent higher, after Goldman Sachs raised its target price on the stock.
|
|
U.S. production has soared to an all-time record of more than 12 million barrels per day (bpd), most of which is light crude.
|
|
He must have found it gratifying, therefore, that gold soared to its highest price since Brexit after his overnight victory in America's presidential election.
|
|
Crude oil and gasoline inventories had soared to record highs a week earlier as refineries cut output amid seasonal maintenance and gasoline demand softened.
|
|
As bitcoin's price has soared to new highs (see chart), holders may be happy to have a way to hedge their exposure at last.
|
|
The grand prize in the multi-state U.S. lottery soared to its highest in months after 19 straight drawings failed to produce a winner.
|
|
In a survey conducted this month, Corker's disapproval rating had soared to 41 percent in Tennessee, marking a 14-point increase since last spring.
|
|
Once little-known Democrats like Pete Buttigieg and Beto O'Rourke soared to the top of the crowd after they went viral at town halls.
|
|
Sales of excavation equipment, a proxy for construction, soared to an eight-year quarterly high in the first three months of 2019 (see chart).
|
|
Bahrain credit default swaps soared to a 19-month high of 380 basis points on Tuesday from 283 bps at the end of April.
|
|
Lottery fever intensified across the U.S. this week as the multistate Powerball jackpot soared to $22013 billion, making it the largest prize ever paid.
|
|
U.S. beef exports soared to record levels in 2018 thanks to exports to Asia, but it wasn't sales to China that drove the growth.
|
|
And while Anderson deserves a lot of credit, the reality is Delta has soared to new heights thanks to a very strong executive team.
|
|
Since then the fund's assets under management (AUM) have soared to around $31 billion, securing it a place among today's largest global hedge funds.
|
|
Over the last 10 years, the number of concealed handgun permits in the US has soared to over 14.5 million—a 215 percent increase.
|
|
Apple used to have the most devices in U.S. schools, but Google soared to the top after the release of the Chromebook in 2011.
|
|
The rand soared to the strongest level in over a week, gaining 2 percent against the dollar while local bond market yields edged lower.
|
|
The euro soared to a five-year high versus the struggling pound and reached a three-week high against the yen in early trading.
|
|
Globally, solar capacity has soared to almost 400 GW last year from under 10 GW in 2007, according to the International Renewable Energy Administration.
|
|
TOKYO (Reuters) - Bitcoin soared to a record high of $14,047.40 on Thursday, continuing its surge from below $1,000 at the beginning of the year.
|
|
Investors, who have dealt with some presidential tweet–induced turbulence in recent weeks, were ecstatic: Amazon's already insanely valuable stock soared to new heights.
|
|
Cases of severe lung illness from vaping, termed EVALI, have soared to over 2,000, with 39 deaths, the Centers for Disease Control announced Thursday.
|
|
The annual pace of increase in their domestic bond holdings soared to 22.8 percent from an average of just 210 percent in 210-21.3.
|
|
A major economic indicator is warning investors about danger, even as stocks have soared to record highs, according to UBS equity strategist Francois Trahan.
|
|
Read more: 'I don't know how long I can stay in business': Truckers' fears have soared to recession-level highs Did we miss anything?
|
|
The companys market share soared to well over 30% in less than a month, prompting Uber to counter with a generous promotion for drivers.
|
|
Referring to a 17th century phenomenon in the Netherlands, critics have said the cryptocurrency mirrors the price of tulips, which soared to extraordinary highs.
|
|
Just before the probe began, Schiff had roughly 22019,000 Twitter followers; almost 18 months later, the number has soared to more than 1 million.
|
|
International food prices soared to around two-year highs during June, fueled by higher prices for wheat, meats and dairy products such as butter.
|
|
Oil prices soared to new multiyear highs last week after another State Department official told reporters the administration is from Iran by Nov. 4.
|
|
The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged to an all-time high, while the dollar soared to 106.950 yen overnight, its highest since July 21.
|
|
The total value of deals in the U.S. toy industry has soared to $962.7 million since Toys 'R' Us filed for bankruptcy on Sept.
|
|
The jobless rate is at the lowest level since October 2005, a dramatic recovery from the financial crisis when the rate soared to 16%.
|
|
But then their premiums soared to more than $900 a month, he said, with a $7,500 deductible before a first claim would be paid.
|
|
Interest rates and inflation were almost as low from the early 2628s through the middle 28500s, but soared to double digits in the 6900s.
|
|
Yet among those 15 to 24, the percentage who reported they had never been tested soared to 63.9% of women and 73.7% of men.
|
|
When the poll combined voters' first and second choices, Biden soared to 52 percent, with Warren at 28 percent and Sanders at 23 percent.
|
|
Gold recently soared to six and a half-year highs, and spot gold prices were hovering just below $1,560 per troy ounce on Monday.
|
|
The pendant soared to 36.4 million Swiss francs - which Sotheby's said was a world record for a pearl - after 10 minutes of seesaw bidding.
|
|
As the economy was struck first by the global financial crisis and then by a sovereign-debt crisis, unemployment soared, to 0003% in 2013.
|
|
Investors have profited along with him, as the company's share price has soared to about $50 from an initial price of $17 in 2014.
|
|
Generally, Lakers season ticket is $3500 at least, however, in the 20 minutes that the news was published; this lowest price soared to $5800.
|
|
The services PMI, which is part of the composite, soared to its highest in more than six years, 56.6, up from 56.2 in November.
|
|
The red-hot digital asset soared to a record high of $19,783.21 on CoinDesk last month, but has since been on a gradual decline.
|
|
Bellwether industrial metal copper hit a three-year high as it soared to $7,134.5 a tonne after its biggest gain in about 10 months.
|
|
The annual total soared to a high of 59,170 in fiscal 2016 before dipping to 40,810 in fiscal 2017, which ended on Sept. 30.
|
|
It soared to as high as $1,200 per bitcoin in early Asian trading on Europe's Bitstamp exchange BTC=BTSP, before easing to about $1,190. reut.
|
|
Amelia Earhart inspired thousands of young women who watched as the aviation pioneer literally soared to new heights to achieve her dreams against the odds.
|
|
"Even mainstream low-grade ore has soared to a level that we can't afford," said a purchase manager at a steel mill in Jiangxi province.
|
|
Facebook has soared to new highs this year by demonstrating that its ad network can wring real earnings out of its 1.7 billion monthly users.
|
|
One obvious example of this that Cramer cited was with McDonald's, which soared to $131 on May 10 and has since dropped down to $122.
|
|
Bitcoin soared to a record high of $15,000 on the Bitstamp exchange, continuing a surge from less than $63,000 at the beginning of the year.
|
|
Sprint shares soared to a session high of $3.08 before receding to $1003 in the afternoon, still up more than 19 percent on the day.
|
|
The yen soared to a 100.22.3-1/2 year high against the British pound, and climbed to two-week peaks versus the dollar and euro.
|
|
Mr Arpaio housed inmates in tents even as temperatures inside soared to 54 degrees Celsius, serving them meals of green-tinged bologna and vegetarian slop.
|
|
The jackpot for the Mega Millions, a lottery offered in 44 states and the District of Columbia, has soared to $1.6bn, the largest in history.
|
|
After the Brexit vote, shares in BAT soared to all-time highs as investors bet the falling pound would lift the value of overseas revenue.
|
|
Nutanix — whose data center technology combines computing, storage and networking into a single product — soared to more than twice its pricing during its debut Sept.
|
|
Captain Marvel broke box office records over the weekend when the Brie Larson-starrer soared to a $153 million box office debut in North America.
|
|
Oil prices soared to a three-year peak near $65.00 on Tuesday, supported by supply cuts led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
|
|
Gross domestic product growth soared to 12.5 percent in the year through last March 20, although almost entirely due to a leap in oil exports.
|
|
U.S. February auto sales soared to a 15-year high for the month, carmakers reported on Tuesday, in the latest sign of continued consumer confidence.
|
|
Social security expenditures have soared to an estimated 2.7 percent of gross domestic product in 2017 from 0.3 percent in 1997, according to government estimates.
|
|
As the market soared to new highs at the beginning of the year, they debated how far the so-called "Trump Rally" could take stocks.
|
|
Diabetes is now the most rampant cause of death for Mexicans, and the country's obesity rate soared to 20.3% in 2016 from 7% in 1980.
|
|
While the yuan weakened 6.6 percent against the dollar last year, its worst performance since 1994, the bitcoin price has soared to near-record highs.
|
|
Avalon stock soared to an intra-day high of $20.20 on Monday before closing sharply lower, after rallying from $3.35 at the close last Tuesday.
|
|
While Austin — a high school chemistry teacher from Modesto, California — is making strides in his recovery, his medical bills have soared to a massive $20,000.
|
|
This year's loss was mainly due to a loss of 7 billion francs on its foreign currency positions, which have soared to 768 billion francs.
|
|
The Dow has lost 4.5 percent this month, pulled away from record peaks, as long-term Treasury yields soared to their highest level since 2011.
|
|
The price soared to $8.3 million, against a low estimate of $3 million, giving Sotheby's and its seller at least $4 million above the guarantee.
|
|
Possibly the best data point of all: The number of people leaving their jobs soared to 844,85033 in June, up from 760,000 a year earlier.
|
|
Total billionaire wealth soared to $6 trillion in 2016, with one billionaire created every two days in Asia, UBS reported in a study published Thursday.
|
|
While no protests have materialised, inflation has soared to over 20 percent and ordinary people say they are finding it harder to make ends meet.
|
|
In December, the month after the election, the NFIB's Small Business Optimism Index soared to 105.8, up from 98.4 in November, a 12-year high.
|
|
A week after Gabbard sued the tech giant for alleged censorship, she soared to the top of search results following her tongue-lashing of Sen.
|
|
Malaria cases soared to 240,000 in 2016, a 76% increase over 2015, according to a rare release in May of records from the health ministry.
|
|
As Museum Tower soared to 42 stories, its glass cladding acted as a huge reflector, sending the sun's intensified rays down into the sculpture center.
|
|
Looking at individual companies, Stada soared to the top of the benchmark after the German drugmaker announced it had signed an agreement with Nidda Healthcare.
|
|
The rand currency, which has gained ground whenever Zuma hit political turbulence, soared to a near three-year high against the dollar on Zuma's resignation.
|
|
The announcement marks a deeper foray into philanthropy for Bezos, whose fortune has soared to more than $160 billion thanks to his stake in Amazon.
|
|
The Dow has lost 21 percent this month, pulled away from record peaks, as long-term Treasury yields soared to their highest level since 226.353.26.
|
|
Prices for both have soared to record highs but yellow maize remains cheaper and can be imported from a variety of countries, unlike the white.
|
|
On Friday, Spain's health emergency chief reported that the country's death toll from the coronavirus outbreak had soared to 1,002, up from 767 on Thursday.
|
|
HS20163, Britain's controversial high-speed rail project, faced more delays and an estimate for the final bill soared to £90bn ($110bn), or £260m per mile.
|
|
When Apple reversed the fart app ban, Comm's app, which made a variety of humorous noises, soared to the top of the App Store's charts.
|
|
U.S. stocks have soared to record highs in recent weeks as investors calculated that corporate profits would rise after the passage of Trump's tax legislation.
|
|
Brent crude futures soared to a high of $703 a barrel and was at $69.74 at 0940 GMT, up $1.14, or 1.66%, from Friday's settlement.
|
|
Daily ridership has since soared to 95,000, from 75,000, said U Zaw Lwin, a divisional traffic manager for Myanmar Railways, which operates the Circle Line.
|
|
A PMI covering manufacturers soared to 58.2 from 57.4, confounding expectations for a fall to 66.13 and chalking up its highest reading since February 2011.
|
|
In 2008, a single round-trip flight for a NASA astronaut cost about $22 million; by 2018, that price had soared to about $81 million.
|
|
He added that, though U.S. start-up valuations have soared to massive levels, there remains a "big gap" between market values in America and Europe.
|
|
The social network's shares soared to an all-time intraday high of $203.64 a share, before closing at a new record just below that price.
|
|
Outside of the euro, Germany's currency would have soared to reflect the large improvements in that country's labor productivity since the euro's launch in 1999.
|
|
A PMI covering manufacturers soared to 203 from 220, confounding expectations for a fall to 27542 and chalking up its highest reading since February 24688.
|
|
In Britain, the number of escape rooms has soared to more than 1,000 as of last year from seven in 2013, according to the BBC.
|
|
Foreign buyers are a hot topic in Vancouver, where home prices have soared to levels that are nearly as ludicrous as those in San Francisco.
|
|
Video from the rally in Washington, where temperatures soared to over 85 degrees with high humidity on Wednesday, showed bystanders encircling Crowley and offering him water.
|
|
Playing a key part in the emerging glut was the United States, where crude oil production has soared to a record 11.7 million barrels per day.
|
|
Power prices at the Palo Verde hub in Arizona soared to $155.50 per megawatt hour on Thursday, the highest since February 20153, from $55.00 on Wednesday.
|
|
His findings were, by most measures, alarming: pulse rates that, at times, spiked to four times their ordinary level; blood pressures that soared to dangerous levels.
|
|
Eikon data shows no U.S. coking coal was exported to China between late 2014 and 2016, but shipments soared to over 400,000 tonnes by late February.
|
|
Sunday's announcement comes as Disney reveals new offerings at its D23 Expo and Target shares soared to record highs last week on strong second-quarter earnings.
|
|
The Dow had dropped to 5003,547 points in 2009, but it soared to new, prerecession highs by 2018, when it closed at more than 26,000 points.
|
|
But for many users, it was a thread mocking Trump from New Yorker and television writer Bess Kalb that soared to the top of his replies.
|
|
In May year-on-year inflation soared to 75.86% and fuel prices have been climbing steadily, up more than 150% since the beginning of the year.
|
|
UKAB had reported an increase from six other near-misses in 2014, though this figure has soared to 56 in the months up to October 2016.
|
|
Next-day power prices at the ERCOT North hub soared to $209.25 per megawatt hour (MWh) for Wednesday from $115.50 for Tuesday.
|
|
When Kaine left office in January 2010, the state's jobless rate had soared to 7.4 percent — from 3.2 percent when he took office four years earlier.
|
|
The value of mergers and acquisitions involving Chinese firms soared to almost $27 billion last year from a previous high of $3.6 billion reached in 2013.
|
|
Amid the prolonged drought, his total water bill for his ranches has soared to more than $200,000, compared to roughly $17,000 just a few years ago.
|
|
Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion, which had soared to a more than 14-month high of $13,358.04 on Friday.
|
|
Social security expenditures have soared to an estimated 2.7 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2017 from 0.3 percent in 1997, according to government estimates.
|
|
As bitcoin, the best-known cryptocurrency, soared to all-time highs this week, trading services suffered outages, raising questions about the reliability of the nascent platforms.
|
|
But it has also soared to new heights at the box office since Johnson joined, so the studio would no doubt be loath to lose him.
|
|
Facebook, down about 10 percent at one point last month, soared to a record high post-earnings after it delivered on mobile earnings and added subscribers.
|
|
Among stock gainers, Tullow Oil rose 3.3 percent, leading oil stocks higher after crude prices soared to the highest since July 2015 amid the Saudi purge.
|
|
But the city's population has since soared to 2.4 million, resulting in cramped conditions where about 1.4 million vehicles battle it out on mostly narrow roads.
|
|
In December 2016, following the election of President Trump, the Conference Board's Index of Consumer Confidence soared to 113.7, the highest level recorded since August 2001.
|
|
While similar games like Fortnite and Apex Legends may have stolen some of its thunder, Battlegrounds soared to new heights with a mobile release last year.
|
|
Voter turnout had soared to near-record highs of 69 percent — an outcome which analysts had anticipated could boost the chances of the prime minister's opponents.
|
|
And the entire class of smaller software-as-a-service stocks — which soared to towering valuations as if all were destined to become the next Salesforce.
|
|
In it, he also bashes Ripple, a cryptocurrency with a market cap that recently soared to more than $100 billion (the price retreated somewhat since then).
|
|
The 10-year JGB yield rose 5 basis points to minus 0.090% after having soared to as high as minus 0.075%, its highest since late May.
|
|
Looking at individual stocks, Electrocomponents soared to the top of index as it reported a 32 percent rise in full-year pre-tax profits on Thursday.
|
|
The yen soared to a 3-1/2-year high against the British pound and climbed to two-week peaks versus the dollar and the euro.
|
|
The BOE had faced increasing pressure to consider a rate hike ahead of Thursday's meeting as inflation soared to highs not seen in almost four years.
|
|
According to Airwars, a British monitoring group, alleged civilian casualties linked to US strikes in Syria and Iraq have soared to 1,472 so far this month.
|
|
Today, TLOP soared to the number one spot on the Billboard 200 chart, after receiving a full release on all streaming platforms this past March 31.
|
|
The bill Britain must pay for moving the European Medicines Agency (EMA) from London after Brexit has soared to a staggering £261 million, it has emerged.
|
|
Aluminum, for instance, soared to a three-year high this morning, up by 11.8% since the president spoke, report the FT's Henry Sanderson and Neil Hume.
|
|
A heat wave in early-to-mid July saw numerous all-time heat records fall, including in Los Angeles, where the temperature soared to 111°F.
|
|
Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil prices, soared to $57.89 per barrel in overnight trading between Sunday and Monday, the highest level since July 2015.
|
|
Rat sightings reported to the city's 311 hotline soared to 17,353 last year from 12,617 in 2014, according to an analysis of city data by OpenTheBooks.
|
|
But with no foreign or gold reserves to back it up, its value has plunged while inflation soared to an annual rate of 540.16% in February.
|
|
In the first seven months of 2660, the figures soared to roughly $1.2 billion, paid to more than 2,500 applications — about 16 applications every working day.
|
|
According to Airwars, a British monitoring group, alleged civilian casualties linked to U.S. strikes in Syria and Iraq have soared to 1,472 so far this month.
|
|
Unemployment soared to 10 percent in 2009 and some 8.5 million jobs were lost during the recession that set off a global downturn and financial crisis.
|
|
Out-of-state students pay three times as much in tuition as residents; since the financial crises, their numbers soared to 18 percent of the enrollment.
|
|
The company's market cap has now soared to over $30 billion, a massive return, particularly for employees and investors who didn't sell after the company's lockup.
|
|
Meanwhile profits at the biggest banks in the United States soared to record levels last year—thanks to a $38 billion Trump administration tax write-off.
|
|
The sum of known coronavirus U.S. cases had soared to more than 115,000 on Saturday, eclipsing the toll the disease has taken on China and Italy.
|
|
The British diplomat added that Zambia should examine how its debt soared to unsustainable levels after creditors, including Britain, wrote off the country's debt in 2005.
|
|
In 2019, Aqua America, American States Water Co and American Water Works have soared to record levels, outpacing the S&P 500 and other utility stocks.
|
|
The median bitcoin transaction fee soared to a high of $34 in late December and remained above $10 until the last few days, according to bitinfocharts.
|
|
Sterling had soared to a 22-month high near $1.4377 just two weeks ago on speculation that the Bank of England would hike interest rates soon.
|
|
But estimates are based on the items' market value, and the possessions of celebrated figures offered at auction typically have soared to many times their estimates.
|
|
But the number soared to 126, closer to one robbery per day, from July to November as the protests and related violence increasingly stretched the force.
|
|
Another concern is the volatility associated with cryptocurrencies, which — not excluding XRP — soared to unprecedented levels late last year, only to pull back significantly this year.
|
|
Inflation has soared to an estimated 700 percent, while people in this oil-rich nation are left digging through piles of trash for scraps of food.
|
|
Another ship, operated by Mojave Aerospace Ventures, which later licensed its technology to Mr. Branson, soared to an altitude of 69.7 miles about 15 years ago.
|
|
By the end of the decade, the yield on the Benchmark yield had soared to 12.64 percent, but the S&P 103 was still trading near 100.
|
|
Nvidia's net income soared to $253 million, or 40 cents per share, in the latest quarter from $26 million, or 5 cents per share, a year earlier.
|
|
Stocks have soared to all-time highs since the election of Donald Trump, but some market watchers may say the rally has gone too far, too fast.
|
|
U.S. crude oil and gasoline inventories soared to record highs last week as refineries cut output and gasoline demand softened, the Energy Information Administration said on Wednesday.
|
|
The cryptocurrency was valued at just $998 on January 1 2017 and it soared to a record high of nearly $20,000 on some exchanges earlier this week.
|
|
European stocks soared to close sharply higher on Friday, after investors cheered on the news that the U.S. had created 218.4,27.5 jobs during the month of June.
|
|
Prices of nickel, used mostly in making stainless steel, had soared to their highest since June 2018 on Thursday after rising 20% in the previous two weeks.
|
|
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket took off from Cape Canaveral, Florida, this afternoon and soared to space, carrying its payload — CEO Elon Musk's red Tesla Roadster — into orbit.
|
|
While the yuan lost more than 6.5 percent against the dollar last year, its worst performance since 1994, the bitcoin price has soared to near-record highs.
|
|
U.S. 63-year yields also hit a four-month peak of 3.159 percent, while 2-year yields soared to 2.799 percent, the strongest level in 22 years.
|
|
The dollar had soared to 14-year highs of 103.82 against a basket of major currencies in the eight weeks following Trump's surprise election victory in November.
|
|
On Wednesday, Reuters reported that trading in these bonds during the month of September had soared to levels more than seven times those of the previous month.
|
|
In recent months, the number of microcephaly cases in Brazil — which usually hovers around 250 per year — has soared to at least 4,180, as of late January.
|
|
The volume of Russian domestic M&A, however, soared to a six-year high, despite the lowest number of transactions since 2008, thanks to a blockbuster deal.
|
|
The fire erupted in late afternoon in tinder-dry brush as temperatures soared to nearly 100 degrees in the canyons and ridges northwest of downtown Los Angeles.
|
|
Realistically, everybody wants to see the return of the spectacular Pettis that soared to the top of the lightweight bracket after his arrival as the WEC champion.
|
|
Israel's reserves have soared to $115 billion over the last decade, mainly because of central bank buying of foreign currency to try to contain the shekel's strength.
|
|
Next-day power prices at the ERCOT North hub for Tuesday soared to a five-month high of $20043 per megawatt hour (MWh) from $38.50 for Monday.
|
|
Spot palladium was up 2813.72 percent at $20.8,215.92 per ounce at 11:35 am EST (1635 GMT), having earlier soared to an all-time high of $1,491.
|
|
U.S. 30-year yields also hit a four-month peak of 3.159 percent, while 2-year yields soared to 2.799 percent, the strongest level in 10 years.
|
|
Shenzhen's tech-heavy ChiNext board became a hotbed of speculation and soared to dizzying heights after its 2010 launch, but has had a lacklustre performance since 2015.
|
|
As demand outstripped supply, wholesale prices in top fish oil producer Peru soared to an average of $2,986 per metric tonne in 2016, the highest ever recorded.
|
|
The foreign-born population of the U.S. has soared to its highest level since 1910, with more newcomers being likely to come from Asia than ever before.
|
|
Cano launched two homers and drove in five runs on Friday as Seattle soared to a 10-0 victory in the opener of the three-game series.
|
|
But when estimates for Trump's military parade soared to nearly $100 million, officials realized they needed a backup plan to convince Trump a parade was too exorbitant.
|
|
Last weekend, Disney Pixar's animated film "Coco" soared to the top of the box office, pulling in an estimated $71 million over the five-day holiday period.
|
|
In Lingen, Germany, soared to its highest level on recordreportSatelliteimagesposted online showed wildfires burning through huge portions of the Arctic, including Russia, Alaska, and Greenland this week.
|
|
At the end of 2202, household assets like homes and investments totaled $2628 trillion; by the end of last year that figure had soared to $28500 trillion.
|
|
The number of background checks conducted by the FBI, which correlates with approximate gun sales, soared to 27,538,673 — an increase of more than 4 million over 2015.
|
|
The dollar had soared to almost 112 yen at the start of the week on speculation that the BOJ might ramp up its already extensive easing scheme.
|
|
Meanwhile, gold priced in sterling soared to a record high on Monday, spurred by fear of a disorderly British exit from the European Union amidst trade tensions.
|
|
Primary Health Care jumped 20.4 percent, having bounced from a two-month low touched on Friday, while Sonic Healthcare soared to its highest in nearly one year.
|
|
Following Pokémon Go, Nintendo's market valuation soared to more than $40 billion, passing Sony and quickly becoming one of the most valuable gaming companies in the world.
|
|
Back in 2014, the National Corvette Museum in Kentucky suddenly soared to media attention beyond car aficionados when a huge sinkhole swallowed eight Corvettes in its Skydome.
|
|
Meanwhile, bitcoin cash soared to a record high of around $2,477 overnight, before crashing about 133 percent to a low near $1,224 Sunday afternoon, according to CoinMarketCap.
|
|
Although Pakistan's economic growth has soared to nearly 21.5 percent, the fastest pace in 22014 years, the structural problems with the economy are coming to the fore.
|
|
She woke up from a nap with a 101 degree fever, and "by the time I went to bed, it had soared to 103 degrees," Schneider said.
|
|
Support for the Social Democrats — traditionally the party of workers and the champion of a strong system of social benefits — soared to around 30 percent in March.
|
|
The city's Independent Budget Office reported a few weeks ago that train delays had soared to 67,450 in May alone, from about 20,000 a month in 2012.
|
|
Euro/dollar overnight implied volatility has soared to its highest since mid-2018, reflecting investor uncertainty about the impact of the ECB announcement on the single currency.
|
|
At the same time, the nation's student loan bill has soared to $1.4 trillion, surpassing credit cards to become the largest source of personal debt outside mortgages.
|
|
The ratio of median home price to median income, a common measure of affordability, in most first-tier cities has soared to higher than that of London.
|
|
In fact, in 2019, the year he declared his presidential candidacy, Mr. Bloomberg's charitable giving soared to $3.3 billion — more than in the previous five years combined.
|
|
The price of a medallion soared to more than $2000 million in 2200, from $2000,000 in 2002, before crashing, leaving thousands with underwater loans, The Times found.
|
|
The club soared to the pinnacle of the sport, propelled by an unapologetic desire to change the game, and won the franchise's first World Series in 2017.
|
|
And what she pays to her tax preparer just to stay compliant with both U.S. and French tax laws has soared to 20 percent of her income.
|
|
Looking at individual stocks, shares of Air France-KLM soared to the top of the Stoxx 600 after posting higher passenger numbers for June, despite several strikes.
|
|
They have soared to the No. 2 seed in the A.F.C. because they can bulldoze opponents in different ways, all of which were on display on Sunday.
|
|
Palladium rallied after underperforming other precious metals last month, with traders noting support from strong U.S. auto sales, which soared to a 15-year high in February.
|
|
Twilio soared to a new all-time high Tuesday after the cloud software company reported better-than-expected Q2 results and posted a profit earlier than expected.
|
|
In the early hours of New Year's Day, pollution levels in the capital soared to levels more than 20 times what the World Health Organization considers safe.
|
|
Tensions in the Gulf region soared to new heights after the US killed the top Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani in an airstrike in Baghdad early Friday.
|
|
Brent crude futures, the international benchmark for oil prices, soared to $2200 per barrel in overnight trading between Sunday and Monday, its highest level since July 20163.
|
|
The trade deficit with China last year soared to $85033 billion, well below Trump's $505 billion, and was $58.3 billion with Mexico, according to Commerce Department figures.
|
|
The rand, which has gained ground whenever Zuma ran into political turbulence, soared to a near three-year high against the dollar on word of his resignation.
|
|
Volumes in call options that allow the holder to buy January crude futures at $260 per barrel CL215A15.70 soared to a record a day ahead of the meeting.
|
|
As expected, his scoring output in 2016-17 soared to 31.6 points per game, making him the 31st player in history to exceed the 30-a-night barrier.
|
|
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Speculators' bullish position in the CBOT oilshare, measuring soyoil's share of value in soy products, soared to a 10-month high in the week ended Aug.
|
|
Foreign inflows into Indian equities soared to their highest in 15 months at $2.42 billion in February, a big swing from 2018's net outflows of $4.4 billion.
|
|
Data showing improving manufacturing profits in China, indicating robust growth in the world's top metals consumer, boosted heavyweight miners as copper prices soared to a three-year high.
|
|
Paid subscribers to Apple Music have soared to 20 million but the U.S. technology giant has a long way to go before it can catch the industry leader.
|
|
While its 2018 revenues jumped 484 percent to $440 million, net loss soared to $15 million in the year compared to just $14.3 million in the previous period.
|
|
Bitcoin's price soared to almost $20,000 amid the mad dash to own digital currency last year, but since then has lost more than 75 percent of its value.
|
|
Sterling soared to $1.3480, up more than 2 percent on the day and its strongest since June 20.80, after the policy decision, having traded at $20 immediately before.
|
|
That has led to periodic liquidity squeezes, making the cost of borrowing yuan in Hong Kong prohibitive: the overnight rate soared to 61% at the start of 2017.
|
|
Producer short positions in NY Harbor Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) have soared to levels not seen since November 2010, data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission show.
|
|
But the supply situation is expected to change rapidly after Chinese treatment charges soared to $240 a tonne from a low of $12.50 at the start of 2018.
|
|
Among them, Iranian crude oil imports soared to 127.43 million barrels in the third quarter, up 147.7 percent from a year ago since sanctions were lifted in January.
|
|
The fact that Instagram Stories soared to 150 million daily users in just 5 months using this exact same format hints that Facebook Stories could prove popular too.
|
|
Mr. Buttigieg has soared to the top tier of the Democratic field, but has struggled to overcome a reputation that his campaign has neglected outreach to black voters.
|
|
Strong prices were achieved by George Braque's "Mandoline a la partition" and Barbara Hepworth's "Sculpture with Colour" which soared to nearly four times its estimate, fetching $5.4 million.
|
|
That said, the government's $132.04 billion plan was not enough to calm investors, as the yen soared to a three-week high versus the dollar, according to Reuters.
|
|
LNG shipping rates have already soared to record highs due to the increase in LNG production from Yamal and U.S. facilities as well as the longer distances travelled.
|
|
WTI hit a session low of $20123, as trade volumes during the minute of 9:35 EDT (1335 GMT) soared to 12,932 barrels, the highest since Oct. 13.
|
|
The value of a barrel of Brent crude soared to a four-year high of $86 a barrel in early October, before collapsing to around $50 within weeks.
|
|
Russia allows no more than 6 parts per million (ppm) of organic chloride content in oil, while the levels in the pipeline had soared to 150-250 ppm.
|
|
Apple's worst drop in 14 months on Wall Street on Friday sparked a bout of profit-taking across richly valued tech stocks that have soared to record highs.
|
|
That number soared to 918 in 2017, which the CDC says is in line with the number of reported cases of syphilis in women of reproductive age nationwide.
|
|
Unemployment among those aged 15-29 soared to 11.2 percent in April, even though the economy posted the fastest growth in six quarters in the January-March period.
|
|
By 2017, five years after Long's warning, Puerto Rico's bond debt had soared to seventy-four billion dollars, almost a third of which was held by hedge funds.
|
|
Investors' expectations for price swings in the pound versus the dollar over the next one GBP1MO= and three months soared to their highest since early 2017.
|
|
Municipal debt has soared to at least 13 billion euros, about $14.6 billion, and could be much higher, even as Romans pay the highest property taxes in Italy.
|
|
In July 27.8, global temperatures soared to the hottest in the 22100 years of the instrumental record, 21.7℃ warmer than previous warm Julys in 23.2, 20103 and 22010.
|
|
During its final flight, the rocket soared to about 490 feet (150 meters) into the air, hovered toward a nearby beach, and then landed on a concrete pad.
|
|
Scientists continue to grapple with how to characterize the complex temperature trends of a decade ago, even as the NOAA reports temperatures in 85033 soared to new records.
|
|
White Sox right-hander Mike Pelfrey (3-7) allowed four runs on five hits and lasted only 23 1/3 innings as his pitch count soared to 99.
|
|
JGB yields soared to a 210-23.003/2 year high overnight as investors tested the Bank of Japan's new commitment to allow debt markets to move more freely.
|
|
RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 14 (Reuters) - All-around champion Simone Biles scooped her third gold medal at the Olympics when she soared to victory in the vault final.
|
|
The four candidates Homicide rates soared to an all-time high under Peña Nieto, whom critics accused of failing to adequately deal with crime, corruption and economic inequality.
|
|
President Clinton was impeached by the House in 1998, and the Senate failed to remove him in 1999, as his approval rating soared to a staggering 73 percent.
|
|
Bitcoin soared to a record high of just shy of $16,000 on the Bitstamp exchange, continuing a surge from less than $0.513,000 at the beginning of the year.
|
|
Debt owed by governments, companies, financial institutions and households across developing economies soared to $69.1 trillion or 216% of gross domestic product from $68.9 trillion a year earlier.
|
|
Japan's Nikkei share average soared to a more than one-month high as exporters got a boost after the dollar hit a six-month high against the yen.
|
|
Prodded by Medicare, the number of accountable care organizations has soared to 230 in 2016 from roughly 75 in 2012, according to Oliver Wyman, a Chicago consulting firm.
|
|
Producer short positions in NY Harbor Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel (ULSD) have soared to levels not seen since November 28, data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission show.
|
|
Under the new rules, the number of crimes reported to the police in Morelia soared to more than 5,000 in 2017, up from 435 in the previous year.
|
|
Long before Hungary's worst boating accident in at least six decades, Hungarian officials had been warned that traffic on the Danube had soared to dangerous levels around Budapest.
|
|
South Africa began a three-week lockdown on Friday after the number of cases soared to more than 1,000, placing the country at the center of Africa's pandemic.
|
|
Inflation soared to 40 percent and unemployment hit 12 percent, and in 2013 Iranians elected centrist Rouhani as president, largely because he promised to turn the economy around.
|
|
According to the 2018 National Youth Tobacco Survey, released this week, the number of middle and high school students who currently vape has soared to about 3.6 million.
|
|
They also cite another factor: fear of persecution, at a time when hate crimes against Muslims have soared to their highest levels since the aftermath of the Sept.
|
|
The highlight of the evening was a green "Freischwimmer #84" abstract by the German-born photographer Wolfgang Tillmans that soared to £605,000, an auction high for the artist.
|
|
Just 40 seconds into Friday&aposs matchup against the Denver Nuggets, Williamson soared to the rim for a monster alley-oop, courtesy of a lob from Jrue Holiday.
|
|
" EAGLE Clues: teaching a class; an old television; a serious health scare; loss of a parent; "I have soared to great heights as the face of my field.
|
|
U.S. stocks had soared to a record close in the last session, with the Dow finishing the session at an all-time high following robust corporate earnings reports.
|
|
Buying private company stock like Uber's also creates a tax bill for individuals, a bill that has swelled as Uber's valuation has soared to close to $70 billion.
|
|
Capacity continued to be an issue in later months as the number of migrants arriving at the border soared to the highest level in more than a decade.
|
|
The company's announcement comes one day after the Centers for Disease Control said that the number of reported lung illness cases had soared to 530, up from 450.
|
|
Overnight in market action stateside, the Dow Jones Industrial Average soared to a record high — its first since January — as it gained 270.47 points to close at 23,215.
|
|
Its dollar share of the market soared to 71 percent this year from 23 percent last July, according to Nielsen data compiled by Wells Fargo analyst Bonnie Herzog.
|
|
No surprise that the annual deficit has soared to over $1 trillion this year and is projected to remain at that level — or higher — throughout the next decade.
|
|
The price of ether, the scorching-hot rival to bitcoin, soared to an all-time high above $445 Friday morning, up more than 9% against the US dollar.
|
|
In the Yamal tundra, which sits above the Arctic Circle, temperatures soared to 95 degrees Fahrenheit, compared to the average of 77 degrees this time of the year.
|
|
Lyft wouldn't disclose any numbers, but the app soared to the top 10 most-downloaded apps in the app store last week, beating Uber for the first time.
|
|
Non-college educated whites soared to almost 6 in 10 Republicans voters while white voters with a college degree or more dipped to just 20183 in 3 GOP voters.
|
|
Power demand soared to a record high of 84,970 MW on Thursday as more people and businesses used electricity to cool down and cope with the scorching summer heat.
|
|
Interest rate expectations collapsed, while concerns about a trade war soared to be the top risk for investors, ahead of monetary policy impotence, U.S. politics and a slower China.
|
|
On Monday Christie's sale was led by Brancusi's bronze sculpture "La muse endormie," which smashed the artist's record when it soared to $57.4 million, doubling the pre-sale estimate.
|
|
In the seven years since the introduction of Obamacare, health-care industry regulation has soared to all-time highs, Cleveland Clinic CEO Dr. Toby Cosgrove told CNBC on Friday.
|
|
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Fans of BLT sandwiches, take heart: U.S. retail prices of bacon, which soared to record highs this summer, should begin to ease soon, according to livestock analysts.
|
|
General Electric shares soared to their best day in a decade following the Thursday's fourth-quarter earnings report but J.P. Morgan analyst Stephen Tusa remained unconvinced by GE's results.
|
|
Related: 'Wonder Woman' has biggest opening ever for a female director Now that "Wonder Woman" has soared to such heights, it is time to look ahead to its sequel.
|
|
Capital expenditures reached $2700 billion, while cash and equivalents on hand soared to $2375 billion, with years of profits giving Facebook an ample war chest to acquire other companies.
|
|
The new rules have stoked inflation, which soared to a new 10-year high of 175.66% in June, raising fears of the return of hyperinflation of a decade ago.
|
|
Investors' appetite for the Nikkei before its futures settlement was shown in the so-called NT ratio, which had soared to 13.50 on Thursday, the highest level since 1997.
|
|
Raw material from new and reopened mines should be boosting the country's smelters as treatment charges have soared to over $200 per tonne for refining mined concentrate into metal.
|
|
Firefighters in the Washington, D.C. suburb were called to the parking lot of a PetSmart around noon on Monday, July 25 — a day where temperatures soared to 100 degrees.
|
|
Owens soared to flush an alley-oop pass from Moretti, who then drained a 183-pointer after a steal for a 34-18 lead with 16:56 to go.
|
|
With headlines like " Mom Boiled Her Baby and Ate Her " and photographs of purported freaks of nature, such as two-headed babies, circulation soared to more than a million.
|
|
In currency markets, the safe-haven Japanese yen surged to a five-week high against the dollar and soared to a 1.93-21.9/254.96-year peak against the pound.
|
|
While the yuan CNY=CFXS weakened 6.6 percent against the dollar last year, its worst performance since 1994, the bitcoin price BTC=BTSP has soared to near-record highs.
|
|
Nick Jonas, 26, and his brothers Kevin and Joe formed a band, The Jonas Brothers, in 2005 and soared to fame as members of Disney's stable of teenage stars.
|
|
Last year, automakers sold fewer than 400,000 electric and hybrid vehicles in the United States, even as the overall market soared to record sales of 17.5 million, analysts said.
|
|
The benchmark seven-day repo rate traded in the interbank market soared to 9% in morning trading, its highest since January 2014, before falling back to 2.69% by midday.
|
|
President Trump, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and several White House aides previously claimed credit as the Dow Jones Industrial Index soared to record highs following Trump's election and inauguration.
|
|
President Trump, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and several White House aides previously claimed credit as the Dow Jones Industrial Index soared to record highs following Trump's election and inauguration.
|
|
Nick and his brothers Kevin and Joe formed a pop-rock band, The Jonas Brothers, in 2005 and soared to fame as members of Disney's stable of teenage stars.
|
|
Management had been trying to keep expenses in a range of 55 percent to 59 percent of revenue, but in the first quarter that ratio soared to 62.7 percent.
|
|
Bitcoin soared to a record high mid-session, pushing past $19,000 on the Coinbase exchange and continuing a surge from less than $1,000 at the beginning of the year.
|
|
New York state now has more coronavirus cases than France or South Korea as the number of confirmed infections soared to 15,168, according to new data released by Gov.
|
|
New York state now has more coronavirus cases than France or South Korea as the number of confirmed infections soared to 15,9.613, according to new data released by Gov.
|
|
Nickel prices soared to five-year highs after the Indonesian government brought forward a ban on exports of nickel ore to December, two years earlier than it had proposed.
|
|
Back in 2010 in Paris, one of the 25 or so "Têtes" he carved in the 1910s soared to $203 million, more than 10 times the presale low estimate.
|
|
First, there were the usual price swings — the price of Bitcoin soared to nearly $20,000 this week before crashing to around $15,000, and now it's somewhere in the middle.
|
|
Easing trade with China intensifies a trend that had been seen since NAFTA came into effect as the U.S. trade deficit soared to more than $800 billion by 2006.
|
|
But by 1977, the year before he stepped down, it had soared to over $20143 billion (about $30 billion in today's money), including major loans to Britain and Italy.
|
|
But almost immediately, he noticed something disturbing: The price of a taxi medallion — the permit that lets a driver own a cab — had soared to nearly $700,000 from $20153,000.
|
|
Its debt to GDP rate soared to nearly 60% last year from around 15% in 13, and according to S&P Global Ratings it could reach 70% by 2022.
|
|
Claims for unemployment benefits soared to 3.28 million last week, more than four times the previous record of 700,000 set in 1982, Department of Labor data revealed on Thursday.
|
|
In response, Argentina's peso fell 2.6% to 3.38983 per dollar and bond prices headed to a record low, while its country risk soared to levels not seen since 2005.
|
|
After becoming the 10th player to break 60 on the PGA Tour with a 59 on Friday, the American soared to a three-over par 73 with four bogeys.
|
|
But Mr. Diller had grown weary of the conflict as the cost of the project soared to $250 million from $130 million when it was publicly unveiled in 2014.
|
|
They include the indicted Jean-Claude Vrain, who provided many on-demand estimates for Mr. Lhéritier and earned a fortune as the market soared to its pre-calamity heights.
|
|
Helped by robust sales of organic light-emitting diode televisions as well as ultra high-definition products, quarterly operating profit for its TV division soared to 109 billion won.
|
|
Virgin Galactic's market value has soared to about $7 billion since its October debut on the New York Stock Exchange, multiplying several times over in the past few months.
|
|
The US budget deficit soared to nearly $1 trillion for the 2019 fiscal year, the Treasury Department reported last month, largely due to the 2017 Republican-backed tax cuts.
|
|
The LSNS took 606.743%, good for fifth place, in the 2016 election and recently soared to just shy of 14% in polls, about 3% behind Smer, before dipping slightly.
|
|
It reported record sales, Prime membership that soared to 150 million paying subscribers, and one-day and same-day deliveries that quadrupled over the same quarter the prior year.
|
|
The White House has defended the proposed cuts as fiscally prudent steps to reining in the deficit, which has soared to nearly $1 trillion since Trump came took office.
|
|
In September, the International Monetary Fund warned that Zimbabwe's economy was likely to shrink in 2019 as inflation soared to 300%, the highest rate in the world after Venezuela.
|
|
Spain's economy suffered a near five-year slump from 2008 to 2013, when unemployment soared to almost 27%, but has since rebounded and was 14.7% in the first quarter.
|
|
In September, the International Monetary Fund warned that Zimbabwe's economy was likely to shrink in 2019 as inflation soared to 300%, the highest rate in the world after Venezuela.
|
|
Huge bets that volatility would stay low suddenly went horribly wrong as the CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX "fear gauge," soared to levels not seen since the financial crisis.
|
|
In Shijiazhuang, capital of northern Hebei province, levels of PM 2.5, fine particulate matter, soared to 1,000 micrograms per cubic meter, state-run Xinhua News Agency reported on Monday.
|
|
The stock market is another matter — it rose sharply under Obama but has soared to new heights under Trump, growing much faster than corporate profits or overall national income.
|
|
Telecoms giant Vodafone soared to the top of Europe's benchmarks, closing up 4.6 percent after it reported a better-than-expected 2.2 percent rise in first-quarter organic service revenue.
|
|
But gold soared to a six-year high and benchmark government debt from Germany to the United States was in high demand as money still headed towards safe-haven assets.
|
|
Bank of America data shows a record $481 billion flowed into bond funds in 2019 even as the value of negative-yielding debt soared to a record exceeding $16 trillion.
|
|
At a valuation of $12 billion, it quickly soared to become the most valuable crypto startup in the world, surpassing Coinbase, which itself garnered an $8 billion valuation this fall.
|
|
The Italian/Spanish yield gap was its widest in over 20 years at 203 bps, while two-year Italian bonds yields soared to a four-month high at 1.656 percent.
|
|
They've found the ideal testing ground in Venezuela, where the annual inflation rate by some estimates has soared to a staggering 73,000%, forcing millions to scavenge daily to feed themselves.
|
|
The price of bitcoin soared to record highs of more than $19,000 in December, only to slump more than 28 percent - although it still ended the year up 1,300 percent.
|
|
No longer shackled by an embargo imposed by the European Union in 2012, exports soared to 2.4m barrels per day in October, their highest level in at least seven years.
|
|
The backdrop: Stocks have soared to all-time highs on hopes that the Fed would step in with a rate cut in response to signs of weakening in the economy.
|
|
The deal was largely in line with current spot treatment charges in China, which have soared to $240 a ton from a low of $12.50 at the start of 2018.
|
|
During the subsequent five years the rate of increase soared to nearly 5,000 extra deaths every year, causing the annual toll to rise from 23,000 to roughly double that amount.
|
|
Kyle Busch, the leader for nearly all of the final stage of the race, was third on a day when the temperature soared to 281 degrees at Phoenix International Raceway.
|
|
European power prices have soared to one-year highs in the past week on French nuclear power supply worries ahead of winter when demand for heating is set to increase.
|
|
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - George Clooney on Wednesday soared to the top of an annual list of the world's highest-paid actors, thanks largely to the sale of his tequila company.
|
|
United States crude oil-production soared to as much 9.6 million barrels per day in 2015, vying with Saudi Arabia and Russia for the title of world's top oil producer.
|
|
Falsetta's Market on Washtenaw Avenue in Ann Arbor, Michigan, has seen new ticket buyers coming out of the woodworks since the Powerball lottery soared to an all-time record high.
|
|
The result was a huge price drop, but support for yuan deposits did return and the price if bitcoin has soared to new highs — most recently $5,000 on some exchanges.
|
|
Average daily volumes in the Debt Office's repo facility have soared to roughly 60 billion crowns from just above zero early in 2015 when the central bank started buying bonds.
|
|
Kohl's net income soared to $66 million in the first quarter from $17 million a year earlier, when it recorded a $64 million charge related to impairments and store closures.
|
|
As part of tackling inflation, the RBI pledged steps to drain liquidity, given cash in the banking system has soared to around 4 trillion rupees ($61.59 billion), doubling from January.
|
|
But Fed officials made a concerted effort to warn the markets of the high likelihood of a Fed rate hike and expectations then soared to a near-certainty, Chen said.
|
|
The greenback soared to a 14-year peak after Trump's election last year on expectations that he would cut corporate and other taxes and increase infrastructure spending, boosting economic growth.
|
|
According to the USMEF, exports last year soared to $8.33 billion, shattering the previous year's record by more than $1 billion and representing a 15 percent increase in dollar terms.
|
|
China's debt has soared to 250 percent of GDP and the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) warned in September that a banking crisis was looming in the next three years.
|
|
Still, Australian production is returning to average levels after output soared to a record 35.13 million tonnes last season, led by bumper production from Western Australian following near perfect conditions.
|
|
While some businesses reopened on Thursday after the strike, new data showed inflation soared to a 10-year high of 42 percent in December, even before the fuel price hike.
|
|
Playing a key part in the emerging glut was the United States, where crude oil production C-OUT-T-EIA has soared to a record 11.7 million barrels per day.
|
|
Cody Flom, 12, suffered a fatal heat stroke while hiking Friday at the Sonoran Mountain Preserve in Arizona, where temperatures soared to a sweltering 111 degrees, a Phoenix Fire Dept.
|
|
The issue has been a fairly personal one for Miranda: ticket prices for his hit musical Hamilton soared to outrageous heights during his final weeks as the show's lead actor.
|
|
Wall Street has grown enamored with the technology even as some prominent bankers downplay the staying power of bitcoin, the price of which as soared to over $11,000 this year.
|
|
Given that traders were expecting a first rate hike would come as early as June 2019, the euro dropped on the news and stocks soared to close sharply higher Thursday.
|
|
Spot iron ore soared to $62.60 a tonne on March 7 from a prior close of $52.40, a record in percentage terms and the biggest dollar move in four years.
|
|
China's debt has soared to 250 percent of gross domestic product and the Bank for International Settlements warned on Sunday that a banking crisis looms in the next three years.
|
|
By Tuesday it had soared to $78, roughly a 20113 percent increase that took place at the same time the United States was tightening its sanctions on the Russian economy.
|
|
As Apple shares soared to a new record after stellar earnings, Citigroup sees five more reasons why it believes the stock will trade even higher in the year to come.
|
|
As both Ethereum and Litecoin soared to new record highs Tuesday, the combined market value of cryptocurrencies hit an all-time high of $506 billion at about 7:40 a.m.
|
|
Sales of municipal bonds and notes soared to a record $52.5 billion in October, the biggest month of issuance since records began in the 1980s, according to Thomson Reuters data.
|
|
Meanwhile, German lighting company Osram soared to the top of the benchmark after Bankhaus Lampe raised its rating on the firm to "buy" from "hold", according to a Reuters report.
|
|
The lira has tumbled nearly 30 percent against the dollar this year while inflation has soared to more than 25 percent, sparking concern among investors over persistently high price pressures.
|
|
According to the latest results from Morning Consult's state-by-state tracker, Trump's disapproval rating in New Hampshire soared to 2628 percent in July, his highest mark since taking office.
|
|
The month-old Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which emerged unexpectedly in a dangerous region and quickly soared to over 100 cases, now appears to be fading.
|
|
Then from 2009 to 2014, the U.S. trade deficit increased by $125 billion, but U.S. GDP increased by $85033 trillion as U.S. manufacturing output soared to the highest level ever.
|
|
In a new study released on Wednesday, the Urban Institute found that Medicaid spending on several medications that treat opioid addiction and overdoses soared to nearly $1 billion last year.
|
|
The Major averages soared to record highs in January, propelled upward by strong fourth-quarter earnings and broader market-momentum after stocks closed 2017 for their best year since 2013.
|
|
At the same time, cost estimates for the Savannah River project to turn tons of excess weapons-grade plutonium into fuel for commercial power reactors had soared to $17 billion.
|
|
According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the cost of keeping people in jails and prisons soared to $87 billion in 2015 from $19 billion in 1980, in current dollars.
|
|
He excelled at wangling meetings with mobile carriers, and at closing deals with them to feature the app, whose valuation eventually soared to a hundred and seventy-five million dollars.
|
|
Since the 22009-373 economic meltdown, the watch industry has soared to heady highs (thanks, China) and hit pockets of turbulence (thanks, China), with numerous unforeseen detours along the way.
|
|
Gasoline futures prices soared to a more than two-year high Monday after Tropical Storm Harvey caused severe flooding along parts of the Texas Gulf Coast, a major refining hub.
|
|
As a result, the number of high schoolers who use e-cigarettes soared to an alarming 27.5%, according to preliminary National Youth Tobacco Survey data, up from 20.8% in 2018.
|
|
Virgin Galactic in February soared to the edge of space with a test passenger for the first time, nudging the company closer to its goal of suborbital flights for space tourists.
|
|
Palladium soared to a record high on the back of a structural deficit in the market due to a shortage of supply, putting it just $27 shy of parity with gold.
|
|
Meanwhile, gold denominated in sterling soared to an all time high of 1,213.54 pounds an ounce as investors worried about the possible repercussions of Britain's impending exit from the European Union.
|
|
The currency had soared to a 15-month high of $1.3618 on Monday on speculation that the BoE would raise interest rates soon for the first time in nearly a decade.
|
|
Arctic sea ice is at a record low, and temperatures have soared to above freezing at the northernmost land-based weather observing station in Greenland, just 400 miles from the Pole.
|
|
The immigration-court backlog in the US has soared to more than 800,000 cases, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University, with average times extending nearly two years.
|
|
The index had soared to a 14-year high of 103.820 at the start of January when market expectations towards Trump still centred on potential stimulus plans under the new president.
|
|
Bullion prices soared to fresh two-year highs of $1,315 per ounce on Thursday after the U.S. Federal Reserve indicated it would be less aggressive in tightening monetary policy next year.
|
|
Since its conception in 1969, the sodium-ridden, tomato-based Calgary cocktail has soared to the top of the boozy charts in Canada, becoming one of this country's most notable drinks.
|
|
Meanwhile, gold priced in pounds soared to an all time high of 1,1.54 pounds an ounce as investors worried about the possible repercussions of Britain's impending exit from the European Union.
|
|
In 2015, investment in digital health soared to $4.5 billion, with $489 million pumped into wearables and bio-sensing (Jawbone took $300m alone) and $407m on personal health tools and tracking.
|
|
Fluency in the classics was de rigueur among the American upper class into which Eva was born in 1874, but her interest in Greek culture soared to exceptional, all-encompassing heights.
|
|
Meanwhile, gold priced in pounds soared to an all time high of 1,213.54 pounds an ounce as investors worried about the possible repercussions of Britain's impending exit from the European Union.
|
|
A second report on Friday from the Institute for Supply Management showed its factory activity index soared to 250 in August, the highest reading since April 2000, from 56.3 in July.
|
|
To wit, the yield on the 6900-year Treasury note edged up to 2628 percent by Election Day, but has soared to as high as 28503 percent intra-day on Dec.
|
|
The currency soared to a nine-month high of 12.52 rand per dollar overnight on hopes Ramaphosa's appointment would pave the way for crucial structural reforms in Africa's most industrialised economy.
|
|
Exit polling has shown an electorate overwhelmingly frustrated and angry with the federal government -- which is in part why the outsider Trump has soared to a strong lead in the election.
|
|
Long-dated U.S. Treasury yields soared to their highest levels in 10 months on Wednesday and the yield curve was the steepest since February as investors adapted to the election result.
|
|
Nestle, the world's top food and drinks maker, soared to all-time highs after giving an upbeat outlook for the year ahead on an improving outlook in China and North America.
|
|
But the pound soared to its highest level since then on Tuesday, reflecting weakness in the U.S. dollar, but also because of seasonal dividend payments to British shareholders from foreign companies.
|
|
Most of these cancellations have occurred at the Dutch port of Vlissingen, where the amount of metal awaiting load-out has soared to 203,975 tonnes, or 80 percent of the total.
|
|
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Matti Nykanen, the Finnish ski jumping great who soared to unprecedented Olympic glory but struggled with alcohol addiction and personal chaos, died on Monday at the age of 163.
|
|
The bank's provision for loan losses in the quarter ended March 31 soared to 36.62 billion rupees($524.60 million) from about 13 billion rupees a year ago, according to its results.
|
|
His approval ratings soared to 91 percent in July, according to a Pulse Asia poll, far higher than the 39 percent of the vote he received on Election Day in May.
|
|
In the first quarter of 2018, the median house price soared to US$1.665 million, a nearly one-quarter increase over the previous year, according to Paragon, a real estate brokerage.
|
|
In the Gallup poll quoted above, while Canada soared to the top of nations Americans admire with 94 percent approval, North Korea sunk to the bottom with only 6 percent approval.
|
|
Though Miranda had already experienced success before "Hamilton" (he wrote and starred in the Tony- and Grammy-award winning 2008 Broadway play "In the Heights"), it soared to a new level.
|
|
MADRID, March 22 (Reuters) - Spain's death toll from the coronavirus epidemic soared to 1,720 on Sunday from 1,326 the day before, according to multiple media outlets citing the latest health data.
|
|
The tone throughout the museum is admiring, a stirring narrative about a poor kid who, against long odds and despite numerous stints in czarist prisons, soared to the heights of power.
|
|
Concerns about a bubble in the bitcoin market have heightened since the currency soared to record highs of more than $19,000 in December - only to then slump more than 28 percent.
|
|
A Western Digital hard disk still costs around the equivalent of $90 in Iran, but in the local currency it soared to 18 million rials from 3 million, Ms. Taymouri said.
|
|
Captain Marvel, like its titular hero, soared to new heights and uncharted territory at the box office in its opening weekend, bringing in a $20043 million domestic haul and $455 worldwide.
|
|
The bidding on this piece, which shows two tailors in their shop, soared to £1.1 million, or about $1.4 million, three times the estimate and an auction high for the artist.
|
|
Presidential hopeful and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg has soared to the top of the latest Des Moines Register/CNN/Mediacom Iowa Poll of 2020 Democratic candidates, released Saturday evening.
|
|
Month-on-month inflation soared to a four-month high of 38.75% in October from 17.7% the previous month, propelled by a surge in the prices of food and alcoholic beverages.
|
|
On Saturday, the number of cases in the country soared to 231 — second only to mainland China, if the outbreak on the Diamond Princess cruise ship is excluded from Japan's count.
|
|
OPEC's quota compliance soared to 147 percent in February, though even without production declines in Caracas the group's compliance would still be close to 100 percent, according to the IEA's findings.
|
|
Buffett's small profit could have been tremendous if he had waited it out a little longer, as the price of Cities Services Preferred's stock ultimately soared to nearly $200 per share.
|
|
Palladium soared to a record just shy of the $215,21.50 mark on Monday, while gold edged higher as uncertainty over U.S.-China trade talks took center stage ahead of a Dec.
|
|
Japan's Nikkei soared to a near two-month high on Wednesday amid optimism that a U.S. government shutdown could be averted and hopes that the U.S.-China trade row would ease.
|
|
Huawei earnings: Huawei's profits soared to nearly $2200 billion last year, powered by its booming smartphone business, but a US-led campaign against the company weighed on sales of telecom equipment.
|
|
F-Prime invested $22013 million in Aclaris before the IPO - a stake whose value soared to $83.2 million in the first three months after the public offering, U.S. regulatory filings show.
|
|
They were being held in a migrant camp on the Mexican side of the border, a camp that didn't have enough food while temperatures soared to more than 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
|
|
But as fresh reports from relatives came in, the list grew from 103 to 130 late Wednesday, jumped to 297 by Thursday morning and soared to 630 as of Thursday night.
|
|
In Williston, where the population soared to more than 40,000 at the height of the drilling frenzy from 12,000 before, local leaders ordered the remaining man camps to close by the summer.
|
|
Royal Dutch Shell third quarter profits soared to their highest in four years, boosted by rising crude prices as the company pushed ahead with one of the world's largest share buyback programmes.
|
|
Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note fell to their lowest levels since October 2016, and gold soared to a six-year high, while riskier assets like stocks and oil dived.
|
|
In individual stocks, health care firm BTG soared to the top of the pan-European benchmark after reporting an increase in its first-half pretax profit and an upgrade in earnings guidance.
|
|
Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note fell to their lowest levels since October 103, and gold soared to a six-year high, while riskier assets like stocks and oil slid.
|
|
Dealmaking drove big moves on the FTSE which was likely left out of Europe's relief rally due to the strength of sterling, which soared to a nine-month high against the euro.
|
|
Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury fell to their lowest levels since October, 2016, and gold soared to a six-year high, while riskier assets like stocks and oil prices nosedived.
|
|
Investors grew increasingly frustrated as Barrick took a multibillion dollar writedown on Equinox, suspended plans to build an Andean mine as costs soared to $8.5 billion and amassed $15 billion in debt.
|
|
Data released by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Friday showed positioning is stretched: sterling net short positions soared to a record high of 94,238 contracts in the week to Aug. 16.
|
|
The southern African nation started using the U.S. dollar in 2009 after ditching its own currency when hyperinflation soared to more than 500 billion percent at the height of an economic recession.
|
|
Legal U.S. pot sales soared to $286 billion for 213.2, up 20163 percent from $22016 billion in 230, according to data released Monday by the ArcView Group, which tracks the cannabis markets.
|
|
The average fiscal deficits soared to about 22016 percent of GDP (gross domestic product) in 24 and 2016, the IMF said, adding that the deficit could fall below 1 percent in 2022.
|
|
For all the griping and grousing you may hear about flying these days, a new report says the quality of airline service in the U.S. soared to a record high in 2018.
|
|
Oil prices hit their highest since mid-2015, only to stall when major pipelines in Libya and the UK restarted and U.S production soared to the strongest in more than four decades.
|
|
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's exports of alumina soared to their highest since at least 2014 in October as Chinese producers of the aluminum raw material continued to cash in on a global shortage.
|
|
Dench soared to amazing heights, flying just meters from a migrating flock of swans, persuading locals to think twice about shooting the precious birds, and witnessing stunning scenes from her frosty perch.
|
|
Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, for example, was one of the most popular stocks held by hedge funds in 2015, and its stock price soared to more than $2.93 a share at one point.
|
|
The New Zealand dollar soared to a one-year high after the nation's central bank kept interest rates steady as expected, even as some in the market had wagered on a cut.
|
|
Global oil supplies were already tightening ahead of the U.S. president's decision to pull out of the landmark nuclear accord on Tuesday, while crude futures have since soared to multi-year highs.
|
|
In Will County, of which Elwood is part, the unemployment rate soared to a high of 18 percent in the 1980s, before gradually coming closer to the national average in the 1990s.
|
|
After the economy collapsed in 85033, banks — particularly large and regional institutions — sharply reduced lending as rejection rates for small business loans soared to 60 percent and total loans fell 20 percent.
|
|
The Powerball jackpot, which was won by a lucky soul in California on Saturday, soared to nearly $448 million, after last week's drawing failed to yield a winner for the top prize.
|
|
When British broadcasters ITV and BBC called the referendum result for Leave, JGB futures soared to a record high while the 10-year benchmark yield tumbled to a record low of -0.215%.
|
|
US infection cases are going up Health officials are urging local communities to consider ways to stop the coronavirus from spreading as the number of infections soared to at least 332 nationwide.
|
|
But in recent weeks the numbers have soared to more than 580, at least 400 of which were reported in the last two weeks -- many imported by those returning from trips abroad.
|
|
Uber's and Lyft's combined share of the ground transportation market in terms of expense account spending in the second quarter has soared to 63%, with Uber hogging 683% and Lyft getting 8%.
|
|
To settle properly, the moistened rocks must not dry too quickly, so much of this work is done at night to avoid daytime temperatures that this past week soared to 107 degrees.
|
|
In the nearly 18 years of fighting since then, the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan soared to 100,000 and dropped dramatically after bin Laden was killed in neighboring Pakistan in 2011.
|
|
WASHINGTON — Juul Labs has soared to the top of the United States e-cigarette market in just three years with its high-nicotine products that give off just a wisp of vapor.
|
|
China reported zero local infections for the first time since the crisis began three months ago, while Italy announced that its deaths from the virus had soared to 3,405, outstripping China's total.
|
|
O'Rourke and Andrew Gillum soared to fame and impressive vote totals in, respectively, Texas and Florida because they were eloquent, energetic and empathetic counterpoints to their Republican rivals and to Donald Trump.
|
|
Still, he was right that stock markets have soared to remarkable heights on his watch and that the American business community had responded to his tax cuts and regulatory rollback with enthusiasm.
|
|
The Italian government threatened on Wednesday to ban all outdoor exercise as the coronavirus death toll soared to 2,978 and frustration grew over the number of people defying a nationwide lockdown order.
|
|
European share markets suffered their biggest slump since mid-2016, gold soared to a seven-year high, oil tumbled nearly 13% and the Korean won fell to its lowest level since August.
|
|
European share markets suffered their biggest slump since mid-2016, gold soared to a seven-year high, oil tumbled nearly 4% and the Korean won fell to its lowest level since August.
|
|
ZINC: The premium for the cash over the three-month contract soared to a three-month high of $20.9 a tonne due to worries about supplies on the LME market.
|
|
Sales of low-sulphur marine fuel in the Singapore bunkering hub soared to an all-time high of 2.076 million tonnes in November, more than double the previous record, government data showed.
|
|
Bond prices last summer suggested consumer prices in the United States were expected to rise only 1.4 percent annually over the next five years; that soared to 1.96 percent in late January.
|
|
ZINC: The premium for the cash over the three-month contract soared to a three-month high of $50 a tonne due to worries about supplies on the LME market.
|
|
FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold was trading at $1,475.55 per ounce by November, while housing numbers rose higher than expected and permits for future home construction soared to a 0.13-1/2-year high.
|
|
China is stepping up measures to stem capital outflows after its yuan currency skidded to more than eight-year lows, taking aim at outbound investments that have soared to a record high.
|
|
He said that in 2016, the airport received 577 complaints; a year after the changes, in 2018, the number rose to 222,798; in the first half of 2019, complaints soared to 616,022.
|
|
NICKEL: The premium for the cash over the three-month contract MNI20.6-22 soared to $0.93 a tonne, the highest since April 20.9 on concern about nearby supplies on the LME market.
|
|
In the physical market, dealers in India, the second-biggest global gold consumer after China offered the biggest discounts in almost three years this week as local prices soared to record peaks.
|
|
Yields on the benchmark 3.23-year Treasury note fell to their lowest levels since October, 2016, and gold soared to a six-year high, while riskier assets like stocks and oil prices dived.
|
|
Both McConnell, who received more than $3.8 million in the final quarter, and Stefanik, whose contributions soared to about $3.1 million during the same time period, have championed Trump throughout the impeachment process.
|
|
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Olympic equestrian competitions soared to new levels in Rio, with an unusual six riders qualifying for the final show jumping jumpoff and a new record dressage freestyle score attained.
|
|
The reigning queen of rap soared to the top with her track "I Like It," featuring Bad Bunny and J Balvin, and the music video for the song already has 220 million views.
|
|
Sentiment was also lifted by data showing Australia's retail sales growth in February soared to its highest since late-2017, easing fears of a drop in consumer spending amid a steep property downturn.
|
|
Trading volume soared to 2080,2146,22018 million contracts Wednesday, the same day the Federal Open Market Committee voted 2724-2450 to keep its benchmark interest rate in a target range between 2104% and 3.53%.
|
|
Leicester City Football Club languish in the Second Division—miles from the position they've soared to, currently at the top of the Premier League for the first time in their 132-year history.
|
|
But even after the central bank promised to freeze the quantity of money until the end of this year, the peso wobbled and annual inflation soared, to almost 55% in March (see chart).
|
|
Manila's benchmark stock index soared to a 15-month high last week, with investor confidence getting a boost from expectations that the Philippine economy will continue to outperform some of its Asian neighbors.
|
|
In New York, the use of Uber and other ride-hailing services has soared to about 16 million passengers in October, from about five million in June 2015, according to a recent study.
|
|
Bitcoin, prone to frequent fickle swings in value given its unregulated nature, has soared to all-time highs this year as the currency has become more widely accepted as a form of payment.
|
|
U.S. barge freight rates have soared to new highs as low water on the Mississippi River hindered navigation and appeared to cause several vessel groundings over the weekend, traders and barge brokers said.
|
|
MSCI's all-country index of world stocks soared to new records overnight and MSCI's Asia ex-Japan index breached its 2007 high for the first time to set a new all-time record.
|
|
South Korea's consumer confidence soared to a six and a half-year high in June as households became more optimistic about the economy and President Moon Jae-in announced new job creation policies.
|
|
But in a sign of the economy's resilience amid a weak global backdrop, imports of capital goods soared to 64.6 percent from last year, while consumer goods posted annual growth of 32.6 percent.
|
|
The intervention dried up market liquidity to such an extent that overnight funding costs in the currency briefly soared to a record 1633 percent early on Tuesday, compared to below 10 percent usually.
|
|
Italian two-year yields, which soared to five-year highs of more than 210 percent on Tuesday in a throwback to the euro debt crisis, retreated back to Monday's levels at one stage.
|
|
Mr. Perkins said miners and their families had been streaming away from town as the unemployment rate in surrounding Campbell County soared to 7.5 percent in July, from 3.8 percent a year earlier.
|
|
He described the opportunity in China as "massive," before adding that wrestling's popularity in India had soared to such an extent that it had become second only to the national sport of cricket.
|
|
Reports that the price of a two-pack of EpiPens had recently soared to a new high of $608.61 were followed by revelations that Mylan executives had also received a huge salary increase.
|
|
The offer price of 22016 pence per Premier Farnell share is a 51 percent premium to the British company's closing price on Monday and the shares duly soared to 164p by 0900 GMT.
|
|
The bitcoin offshoot, bitcoin cash, soared to record highs above $209,21.10 Wednesday, as crypto-marketplace Coinbase made a rocky attempt to make it possible for people to buy and sell the digital currency.
|
|
Sterling on Tuesday soared to its highest level since Britain's vote to leave the European Union in June 2016, boosted by rate hike expectations and hopes that Britain will avoid a disorderly Brexit.
|
|
Miley neither stripped nor twerked on tour, but it prompted one of the biggest controversies of her career when ticket prices soared to $3,000 on the secondary market in the fall of 2007.
|
|
Rents soared to levels only the wealthiest could afford, an ironic development for Mr. Lee, who lived in a public-housing project as a boy and began his career fighting for affordable housing.
|
|
Oil prices first soared to more than $85 a barrel as tensions between the United States and Iran escalated, before plunging to around $50 after the administration granted the waivers six months ago.
|
|
After recently returning from the foot injury that sidelined her for 11 months, she made the semifinals of two tournaments and soared to No. 83 in the rankings in a matter of weeks.
|
|
The number of deaths from the virus outbreak rose to 304 and the number of cases soared to more than 14,000 as Australia and Japan joined the United States in imposing travel restrictions.
|
|
The month-on-month inflation rate soared to a four-month high of 38.75% in October from 17.7% the previous month, propelled by a surge in the prices of food and alcoholic beverages.
|
|
Loan impairments soared to 208 million euros from 34 million a year earlier, as the shipping, oil services, and jewelry struggled despite a strong recovery in the Dutch economy and rising oil prices.
|
|