On present trends they may stabilise at less than 6,000.
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Successful reform there would help stabilise the whole Middle East.
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He forecast inflation would stabilise at 5 percent in 2018.
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In recent weeks this has helped to stabilise the market.
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He said EONIA prices were likely to stabilise this week.
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Just stop the rot, then restore pride and stabilise the slump.
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I continue to work hard to stabilise and manage this condition.
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CHINA IMPLEMENTED SPECIFIC MEASURES TO STABILISE EMPLOYMENT - HUMAN RESOURCES MINISTRY OFFICIAL
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Abu Basha expects inflation to stabilise about 10 percent next month.
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But they would stabilise as the pace of house-building slowed.
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As a result we expect debt to stabilise in 2016-2018.
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The zloty will stabilise soon and everything will be in order.
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We expect Ukrainian banks' financial metrics to stabilise at weak levels.
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Italy has created a bailout fund, Atlante, to stabilise the system.
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For now, traders will be on the sidelines until markets stabilise.
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House prices have begun to stabilise in recent months in Ireland.
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Australia lost 2688.66%, but South Korea's market was trying to stabilise.
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The French concentrate especially on efforts to stabilise former colonies in Africa.
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But the speed at which prices stabilise also depends on public expectations.
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That's only the case usually if you need to stabilise a situation.
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Fitch expects business performance at VODZiggo to stabilise and improve over time.
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But Asian credits started to stabilise in early afternoon, recouping initial losses.
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"OPEC production curbs will stabilise the market," ANZ bank said on Wednesday.
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Oil prices were trying to stabilise after falling more than 3% overnight.
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Every time the markets stabilise, the pressure to make big changes dissipates.
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INDONESIA C.BANK HAS BEEN DOING "TRIPLE INTERVENTION" TO STABILISE FX MARKET - GOV
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Authorities said on Tuesday they will roll out measures to stabilise jobs.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the uncertainty over when same-store sales will stabilise.
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One hypothesis is that he erred in trying to stabilise the economy gradually.
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Its central bank nonetheless raised rates twice in May to stabilise the rupiah.
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Their job is to stabilise the structures of other proteins as temperatures climb.
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It is thus hard to stabilise prices without also stabilising the exchange rate.
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The president deserves some credit for taking painful steps to stabilise the economy.
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Once global temperatures stabilise, then reefs will have time to adapt and catchup.
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It has mostly failed to restart public services or stabilise the collapsing economy.
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Iraq is committed to the deal and working to stabilise markets, he said.
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The central bank needs to do something about it and stabilise the currency.
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So if he can stabilise the Peninsula, I will give this President credit.
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That year it agreed to work with OPEC to stabilise the oil price.
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The two sides should work together to stabilise the oil market, she said.
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He added he expected banking revenue to stabilise in the medium-term horizon.
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Russia's central bank said it stood ready to do more to stabilise markets.
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"We haven't found any reason to stabilise," said Westpac FX analyst Sean Callow.
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There have been a series of failed conferences and negotiations to stabilise Libya.
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The company aims to increase this ratio to over 80% to further stabilise profitability.
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However, it will not be sufficient to stabilise direct debt in the coming years.
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Dealers expect the rupee to stabilise on higher dollar liquidity after the anticipated inflows.
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Yamba predicted the kwacha would stabilise, helped by stronger copper prices and rising exports.
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Rather than stabilise oil markets, America has been as likely to do the opposite.
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The SMMT said it expected demand to stabilise over the rest of the year.
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As a result, loan and financing quality metrics have started to stabilise in 1H17.
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Currency dealers expect higher dollar liquidity from the inflows to help stabilise the rupee.
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That underscored Chinese officials' commitment to signal more measures to stabilise a slowing economy.
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Ghana's cedi could stabilise next week on expected central bank dollar sales, analysts said.
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Even then he needs the top-line to stabilise, according to a Breakingviews calculation.
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That trend would help ARPU stabilise by the end of the year, she added.
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The EFB argues that using the net primary expenditure rule would automatically stabilise economies.
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"The market will interpret this as an effort to stabilise the currency," Li said.
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Officials also are trying to find ways to stabilise food prices across the region.
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Dealers expect the rupee to stabilise on higher dollar liquidity after the expected inflows.
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To stabilise their currencies, policymakers in many places found themselves tightening into a slowdown.
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That is not far above the 2.1 at which the population would eventually stabilise.
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Most analysts believe activity may not convincingly stabilise until the middle of the year.
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The SPD is now scrambling to put an end to infighting to stabilise its leadership.
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Currency dealers expect the rupee to stabilise on higher dollar liquidity after the anticipated inflows.
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Russia wants to stabilise the country and convince Western countries to start paying for reconstruction.
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The IEA expects it now to stabilise, and indeed to fall very slightly by 2040.
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Performance in Romania was expected to stabilise after implementing one-off measures, the group said.
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The statement on Wednesday said the banks were "waiting for the general situation to stabilise".
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China has the capacity and methods to stabilise the housing market, Chen Zhenggao told reporters.
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The statement on Wednesday said the banks were "waiting for the general situation to stabilise".
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The central bank had acted to stabilise the yuan after its sharp depreciation last August.
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But they remain split on whether this pot should be used to stabilise stricken economies.
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In the past she has even praised the army's "valiant effort" to stabilise the region.
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Mr Macri's attempt to stabilise the economy gradually after Ms Fernández's populism was well intentioned.
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Bankers did not sign up new investors, set a target price or stabilise early trading.
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IN THEIR quest to stabilise the job market, central banks are setting a bad example.
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In return the opposition would support essential, but doubtless unpopular, measures to stabilise the economy.
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The new measures would inject "58 billion rupees to stabilise the two companies", Sarwar added.
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Encouraging Chinese data too showed the world's second-biggest economy may be starting to stabilise.
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Fitch forecasts net overall risk to stabilise at 43%-45% of current revenue by 2019.
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Most analysts believe economic activity may not convincingly stabilise until the middle of the year.
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Industry consolidation and smaller telcos' emphasis on improving profitability have helped to stabilise data tariffs.
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IRAN'S OIL MINISTER ZANGANEH SAYS COOPERATION BETWEEN OPEC, NON-OPEC COUNTRIES WILL STABILISE MARKET - TV
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Dealers expect the rupee currency to stabilise on higher dollar liquidity after the expected inflows.
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Some analysts expect the rupee to stabilise due to gradual rise in market interest rates.
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He and his backers say the detentions over recent years are necessary to stabilise Egypt.
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He and his backers say the detentions over recent years are necessary to stabilise Egypt.
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U.S. crude fell 0.52% to $34.18 a barrel, dashing hopes that the market could stabilise.
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Although they bounce back somewhat after childbirth, they stabilise at about half pre-pregnancy levels.
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The IMF has said inflation is expected to stabilise around 2 percent over the medium term.
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Any government that tries to stabilise Brazil will provoke conflict with groups that lose from reforms.
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As its constitution bars income tax, Texas has few ways to stabilise revenues in bad times.
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The market recovered last week, helped by expectations of more central bank help to stabilise markets.
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Currency dealers also said they expected higher dollar liquidity from inflows to help stabilise the rupee.
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Notwithstanding, we expect the banks' non-performing loan ratios to stabilise or even fall in 2018.
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Investors also found some solace in expectations that the world's second-largest economy continues to stabilise.
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They benefit from the lower competition and demand volatility, which help stabilise their revenue and earnings.
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The coalition partners plan to stabilise pensions at 48 percent of the average wage by 2025.
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If all went well the effect on inflation would be temporary, providing that oil prices stabilise.
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Fitch expects GBPCE's asset quality to remain satisfactory and the stock of impaired loans to stabilise.
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Fitch forecasts the region will stabilise its operating margin at 13%-15% over the medium-term.
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Home prices will rise again this year in Spain, Portugal, and Ireland, and stabilise in Italy.
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But the situation may soon stabilise as end-users have stopped reselling cargoes, the trader said.
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The Outlook could stabilise if the negative triggers are not breached within the next 12 months.
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Investing and hedging activities allow the company to smooth volatile underwriting results, and stabilise net profitability.
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At speeds up to 250 knots (288 mph) pilots can stabilise trim with the manual wheel.
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Capital curbs were finally lifted in 20113 and reserves have been rebuilt, helping stabilise the economy.
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I suspect once the Congress passes the economic stimulus package, it should stabilise the equity markets.
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But it will not stabilise the climate that humans have, in their global growth spurt, destabilised.
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Myanmar needs Chinese support to stabilise their shared border amid increased fighting with armed ethnic groups.
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Some analysts expect the rupee to stabilise due to a gradual rise in market interest rates.
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Trying to stabilise currencies while resisting the need to raise interest rates is a challenge, he said.
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But the central bank has shown signs of trying to stabilise it in the last few sessions.
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The history of the oil industry is of attempts to restrict investment and production to stabilise prices.
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Efforts to stabilise debt levels and to crack down on shadow banking have drained liquidity from stocks.
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The loans would stabilise investment in countries hit by an economic shock not of their own making.
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The boom in the centre has brought new shops and other businesses, helping to stabilise tax revenues.
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Dealers say an anticipated IMF loan, a tax hike, and less borrowing will help stabilise the currency.
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Russia, France and Argentina all faced protests when they tried to stabilise pension funds by squeezing payouts.
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The bank expects its pace of growth to help income stabilise in 2016 despite these economic concerns.
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This would help "re-establish relationships with customers (and) stabilise the operation of the business", it said.
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Indonesia's central bank said it continued to intervene in the markets to try to stabilise the rupiah .
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But the measures the new president has taken to stabilise the economy have made things—temporarily—worse.
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Martín Redrado, a former head of the central bank, thinks investment will not rebound until prices stabilise.
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Fitch's baseline scenario forecasts the region's direct risk will stabilise at below 40% in the medium-term.
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Maybe it will stabilise in the long run, but for sure I'm expecting the rate to jump.
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Caracas is taking all efforts to stabilise the Venezuelan economy, Maduro was quoted as saying by RIA.
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JPMorgan analysts noted that the central bank had sold euros this year to stabilise the exchange rate.
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However, the growth of cash released from working capital will stabilise when the company's growth rate stabilises.
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MORE EFFECTIVE STABILISATION The EFB argues that using the net primary expenditure rule would automatically stabilise economies.
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To that end, the company said customer numbers have now started to stabilise at just over 500,13.
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The French want the budget to help stabilise member states suffering short-term shocks and other imbalances.
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On trade, He said China should explore more diversified markets to stabilise foreign trade and boost imports.
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Many provinces have also published plans to boost pig production and stabilise pork supplies in recent weeks.
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S. trade deal could stabilise the global economy and benefit many companies rather than a selected few.
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China will stabilise and expand use of foreign capital, keep foreign trade growth steady, the agency said.
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Fitch expects asset quality to stabilise due to ABAL's new underwriting system, low interest rates and unemployment.
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Dealers however say an anticipated IMF loan, a tax hike, and less borrowing will help stabilise the currency.
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At some point, manufacturers, distributors and retailers will have to increase orders and deliveries to stabilise stock levels.
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These and other measures would stabilise pension spending at around current levels, says Paulo Tafner, a pensions analyst.
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France is happier to work with General Haftar, whom it sees as more likely to stabilise the country.
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If at the same time the city's fiscal performance would stabilise it could lead to a rating upgrade.
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Mr Macron has pushed for a common budget to help stabilise unlucky countries struck down by economic problems.
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Adept policy responses helped stabilise the situation following the dual shocks of falling oil prices and Western sanctions.
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China will balance its efforts to stabilise growth, promote reforms, adjust economic structures and prevent risks, it said.
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That, along with the sane fiscal policies of a government of national unity, helped to stabilise the economy.
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Mr Macri has attracted attention for his effort to stabilise and open Argentina's economy while avoiding shock therapy.
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"I think if the RBZ manages to keep liquidity low the rate will definitely stabilise," one trader said.
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A U.S. official said on Monday a diplomatic team working to help stabilise territory captured from Islamic State.
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So too are interest rates as the central bank tries to stabilise a currency that has fallen sharply.
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The company said the second quarter showed "some signs" of improvement, with its automotive division starting to stabilise.
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The operational improvements from this plan are essential in allowing Towergate to stabilise its business and resume growth.
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Dealers, however, say an anticipated IMF loan, a tax hike, and less borrowing will help stabilise the currency.
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Bond strategists say European government bond markets are unlikely to stabilise properly until after the run-off vote.
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But CCB expects its NIM to stabilise this year, Chief Financial Officer Xu Yiming told the news briefing.
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Foreign exchange reserves had declined $13.7 billion from February through July, as BI sought to stabilise the rupiah.
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The move helped stabilise the currency which is still down 17 percent since the start of the year.
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That helped the rouble stabilise despite local bids for foreign currency during the season for corporate dividend payments.
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On currency markets the dollar is starting to stabilise, having earlier resumed its descent against safe-haven currencies.
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He said, however, that the impact of the virus can only be properly assessed when health conditions stabilise.
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But if market conditions continue to stabilise, Oriflame will also look at entering the United States and Brazil.
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Furthermore, China's efforts to stabilise the economy following the slowdown last year have been more successful than anticipated.
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China will stabilise and expand use of foreign capital and keep foreign trade growth steady, the agency said.
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After the IMF stepped in with a $57bn loan, the biggest in its history, things seemed to stabilise.
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Despite a slew of growth measures since last year, the world's second-largest economy has yet to stabilise.
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Fitch expects the region's direct risk will stabilise at around 45% of current revenue over the medium-term.
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The bank jacked up borrowing costs by a bumper 625 basis points in September to stabilise the economy.
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Turkey's central bank has also reduced banks' foreign currency reserve requirements to try to stabilise the falling lira.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda also said the BOJ would take necessary steps to stabilise financial markets.
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" Instead, Stoffregen believes that "susceptibility is related to the degree to which people can stabilise their own bodies.
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Nor is it certain that central banks alone can stabilise economies struggling with chronically low interest rates and inflation.
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Bank Indonesia sold dollars to stabilise the currency, traders said, but it still fell to a four-month low.
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Market cannot go up continuously, either it should stabilise or should go up again after some kind of consolidation.
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Hansen expects LME copper to stabilise in a range between $5,13 and $5,550, broadly this week's highs and lows.
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Beijing has pumped billions of dollars into the money market to stabilise market confidence and support its faltering economy.
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Many countries claim to let their currencies float freely but in fact "intervene recurrently to stabilise their exchange rates".
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Fear of refugees is one of the main reasons why European military powers are trying to stabilise the region.
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Wouter Sturkenboom, chief investment strategist for EMEA at Northern Trust, said he expected bond markets to stabilise from here.
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"Most foreign investors are sitting on the fence waiting for the resolution process to stabilise," said Antony of Edelweiss.
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Bankers said there was no consensus on where the pound would stabilise, with some believing it might hit 20.
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Investment growth in the construction sector should stabilise as approvals for new building starts reach a peak this year.
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Analysts say Beijing will need to deliver more stimulus to prevent a deeper downturn and to help stabilise growth.
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The FTSE recovered last week, helped by expectations of more central bank help to stabilise markets after the result.
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YXP's long-term profitability is likely to stabilise in the mid to high teens, which is lower than previously.
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There have been several attempts to stabilise Libya since the overthrow in 2011 of Muammar Qaddafi, its former dictator.
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The government has sought to stabilise prices by releasing hundreds of thousands of tonnes of frozen pork from reserves.
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China would stabilise and expand the use of foreign capital and keep foreign trade growth steady, the agency said.
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He added that the lira could stabilise if the central bank reassures markets that it will keep policy tight.
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Russian oil minister Alexander Novak said he did not rule out joint measures with OPEC to stabilise the market.
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The extra revenue will stabilise Italy's 2019 budget deficit at 2%, lower than the 2.5% the commission had feared.
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Some argue persuasively that it is cheaper to include non-renewable sources in the power mix to stabilise the system.
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We believe that Sony will be able to regain its investment-grade rating if margins stabilise and leverage remains low.
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Strong security measures, he has said, are needed to stabilise Egypt after the turmoil that followed the country's 2011 uprising.
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There is no evidence that any monopoly or combination of interests has ever managed to stabilise the market for long.
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China's major stock indexes have surged around 30 percent so far this year on expectations stimulus will stabilise the economy.
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The move suggests that the authorities are trying to stabilise the currency ahead of next week's key national leadership meeting.
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The grid helps stabilise the surface long enough for the trees, which are watered with a hose, to take root.
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The stated goal is to manage the firm for one year, stabilise its operations and return it to private hands.
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Qatar stepped in after Mr Khalil's blunder and promised to buy $500m in Lebanese bonds, which helped stabilise the market.
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"The rupee will stabilise with higher dollar liquidity after the inflows," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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Consequently, public borrowing and spending on benefits did far more to stabilise the economy than they did during the Depression.
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"If we can lower inflation and stabilise inflationary expectations then next year the rate cut can continue," Rustamov told reporters.
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While the mismatch of cash influx and capex continued, accounts receivable due from the government started to stabilise in 2016.
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Many analysts expect a rocky first half before a flurry of stimulus measures start to stabilise activity around mid-year.
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Orange managed to stabilise sales in France, its biggest market, signalling that the intense promotional activity there was gradually easing.
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Government officials stepped up warnings that they could intervene in currency market to stabilise the yen, whose strength harms exporters.
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But uncertainty means it could take months for the interbank market to become fully functional and the pound to stabilise.
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Almost 21994,21980 soldiers and 223 civilians have a mandate to protect the population, neutralise armed groups and stabilise the state.
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So the Fed didn't actually need to act to stabilise the economy; market anticipation of Fed action did the trick.
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WHILE politicians run around like headless chickens, the Bank of England, at least, is trying to stabilise the British economy.
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Saudi Arabia's objective, revealed at the OPEC meeting in June, has been to stabilise production and prices around current levels.
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BFG has a highly strategic mandate to secure sufficient and reliable food supply and stabilise local food prices when necessary.
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Inflation is projected to slow to around 5 percent by the end of 2018 as food prices stabilise, it said.
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This has helped to stabilise EBITDA, but the ratings remain constrained by the company's leverage and a challenging retail landscape.
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While we expect pricing and the share of sales via modern channels to stabilise, risks of further margin decline remain.
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Stable Competition: Fitch expects the consolidated HDD industry structure to improve producers' market power, which should help to stabilise pricing.
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In a report in February, an analyst at the firm said he did not expect prices to stabilise until 2020.
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But there are signs the slowdown is bottoming out, as commodities stabilise from a collapse that started in mid-2014.
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ARGENTINA'S PRESIDENT has imposed currency controls in an attempt to stabilise the markets, as the country faces escalating financial troubles.
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Prime Minister Imran Khan's government is seeking to stabilise a wobbly economy with loans from Gulf countries and international donors.
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"Two-way counter-cyclical adjustment of the exchange rate could help stabilise market expectations in extreme market environment," he said.
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"We will continue to make utmost efforts to stabilise markets with a close eye on market developments," the official said.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda fanned those expectations, saying the BOJ would take steps to stabilise markets if needed.
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Indonesia pledged direct intervention to stabilise its financial markets, while other central banks are also expected to announce similar measures.
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The company said on Wednesday it was reviewing its strategic and financial position to stabilise its business and debt levels.
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They need to stabilise their bodies, particularly when the car is changing direction and pushing the body in different ways.
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Sisi's supporters say the crackdown was necessary to stabilise Egypt after the 2011 uprising that toppled former strongman Hosni Mubarak.
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His supporters say the crackdown was necessary to stabilise Egypt after the 2011 uprising that toppled former President Hosni Mubarak.
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I hope Beijing can meddle less in Hong Kong's affairs, which could actually stabilise Hong Kong and curb people's anger.
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Mr Tillerson has put out feelers to Russia about co-operating to stabilise the country, but what he wants is unclear.
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By adding barrels to the market now, OPEC can stabilise or even increase inventories and ease shortages later in 2018/19.
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We expect recently adopted macro-prudential measures will help stabilise the housing market and lead to a gradual price soft landing.
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Capital drawn into China through broader index inclusion could help stabilise its wobbly stock market and reduce pressure on the yuan.
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"We have every basis to say that the lari exchange rate will stabilise in the near future," Kadagidze told a briefing.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will stabilise investment growth and avoid duplicate investment projects, state radio quoted the cabinet as saying on Wednesday.
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Eurometropole aims to continue to stabilise its operating expenditure in the coming years by implementing cost-cutting measures, especially in staffing.
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It also expects LCD prices to stabilise, enabling it to squeeze profits from the older technology until the newer one matures.
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Once the restrictions are lifted, Gerstenmayer expects supply chains within China to stabilise within two weeks in a best case scenario.
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The storage system will be employed to "stabilise the grid" in South Australia, which gets most of its energy from renewables.
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Today, the setters think rates will eventually stabilise at 24.3%, down from a forecast of 22018% when Ms Yellen took office.
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By 2020 the new pipeline is expected to pump enough desalinated water into the Sea of Galilee to stabilise its level.
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Fitch forecasts direct risk will stabilise at below 70% of current revenue, due to the expected narrowing of the budget deficit.
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Unlike America, which also shares a monetary union, there would be no federal budget to help stabilise demand across state borders.
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Such a combination will not only help stabilise the energy supply but will also be vital in avoiding catastrophic climate change.
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Traders also cited some dollar-selling intervention by state-run banks on behalf of the RBI, which helped stabilise the rupee.
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"Costs should stabilise from 22017, (which) would be taken positively from the market," Morgan Stanley wrote in a note to clients.
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That would not be enough to stabilise the sea, which needs at least 800m cubic metres to stay at current levels.
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In the later stages of rebalancing, spreads are likely to move into backwardation to increase supply, moderate demand and stabilise inventories.
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Beijing aims to stabilise corn production and support the production of rapeseed in the Yangtze River Basin, according to the document.
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Saikawa told shareholders he first needed to stabilise the company and prepare it for future generations, and then pass the baton.
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Italian home prices are expected to stabilise after years of declines, leaving Greece as the only European country with falling prices.
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Briefing the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday, U.N. envoy Salame said an elected government is needed to stabilise and unify Libya.
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So if we achieve this agreement, I think this would help stabilise the oil price at the current quite high level.
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Fonterra's leverage improved as global dairy prices began to stabilise and Fonterra returned to historical levels of advance rate milk payments.
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"We would take as dovish any wavering in confidence that inflation will stabilise around 2 percent," they said in a note.
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The weather was expected to stabilise in Bosnia in the next few days and the level of major rivers to decrease.
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He said sales would start to stabilise by the end of this year and then "start to provide a modest tailwind".
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At just 1.1 births per woman, it is far below the replacement rate of 2.1, at which the population would stabilise.
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We therefore project Kazan's direct debt will stabilise at RUB4.8 billion in 2017-2019, equal to 20%-25% of current revenue.
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According to Fitch's base-case scenario, the city's direct risk payback ratio should stabilise at around 13 years (103: 13 years).
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"For the remainder of the year we expect the operations (in Poland) to stabilise, but at limited profit levels," he said.
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The Sudanese pound is likely to lose value against the dollar initially, and later stabilise, Governor Mohamed Kheir al-Zubeir said.
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Forex reserves are expected to further stabilise, the regulator said, adding that the monthly change in reserves' total is also stabilising.
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"The market is in balance now with enough supply, and we expect that to stabilise housing prices going forward," he said.
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I look it up later to find that adaptogens are substances that stabilise physiological processes and reduce cellular sensitivity to stress.
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As the rig count continues to climb, drilling prices should stabilise, then begin to rise, based on past experience (tmsnrt.rs/2mi66hG).
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"We know that building real quantum technologies will require major advances in our ability to control and stabilise qubits," said Biercuk.
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UK ELECTION: LABOUR SAYS WILL SUSPEND FISCAL RULES IF BOE ADVISE THAT MONETARY POLICY CANNOT STABILISE ECONOMY OR IF QE EXPANDED
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She urged government to stabilise the country's fiscal position more quickly and fire officials who had been implicated in serious wrongdoing.
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South Korea warned of a global credit crunch and said it was setting up crisis funds to stabilise its financial markets.
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He also said the bank had enough foreign exchange reserves, as it vowed to step up intervention to stabilise financial markets.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan both said action would be taken to stabilise markets and support their economies.
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In another blow to Macron's idea, the BICC will be used only to finance investment and reforms, not to stabilise economies.
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We may take positive rating action if Parkson could at least halt the decline in same-store sales or stabilise them.
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In August, some mills in China had cut their production rates voluntarily to stabilise prices or halted output due to maintenance.
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However, it said Hungary's net lending position was expected to stabilise at about 2% of economic output over the same period.
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Central banks should stabilise the economy by anchoring policy to some nominal variable (most ended up targeting a low rate of inflation).
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However, signs began to emerge on Tuesday that Beijing was looking to stabilise the currency after the initial shot across Washington's bows.
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Conventional power generation from coal, gas and nuclear plants helps stabilise grid frequency because the massive turbines have a lot of inertia.
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Earnings growth expectations, having already fallen significantly, should stabilise at this level, said Emmanuel Cau, head of European equity strategy at Barclays.
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Iraq, OPEC's second-biggest oil producer, supports any agreement that would stabilise the market, Oil Ministry spokesman Asim Jihad said on Tuesday.
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"We would take as dovish any wavering in confidence that inflation will stabilise around 2 percent," the analysts said in a note.
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In 2017 Emmanuel Macron, France's president, proposed a euro-area budget to help stabilise demand in countries hit by an asymmetric downturn.
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When China's leaders met in December to map out economic policy for 2019, they said their priority would be to stabilise employment.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said international cooperation on crude production had helped stabilise oil markets and was more important than ever.
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Equity markets had rallied on Tuesday after Chinese officials came out in force to signal more measures to stabilise a slowing economy.
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Political analysts say that while the IMF programme may help stabilise the economy, it could bring more hardship due to austerity measures.
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The benchmark rose 20.4 percent on Tuesday, helped by hints from Chinese officials of further supportive measures to stabilise a slowing economy.
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"The key for us, is whether the new management team can stabilise demand for the core ranges and product lines," they said.
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They have so far helped to stabilise an administration that has been plagued by feuds and scandals in its first few months.
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Another recent report, by a team of French and German economists, lists six proposals to stabilise the system and encourage macroeconomic prudence.
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It reiterated that it was on track to stabilise revenue this year and return the company to top-line growth from 2020.
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A U.S. official said on Monday a diplomatic team working to help stabilise territory captured from Islamic State had already pulled out.
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Going forward he expected prices to stabilise, with fewer production days available in May when Norway has a string of public holidays.
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The cobalt market, in other words, can live without Katanga's production for now, with the announcement potentially serving to stabilise sliding prices.
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The automatic extension has been praised by economists and opposition parties as a way to stabilise the budget in the long run.
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In commodity markets, oil was trying to stabilise around $50 a barrel on tentative signs that U.S. crude production might be slowing.
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As a result, we expect the city's operating balance will stabilise at around EUR300m, or 10% of operating revenue in 2016-2017.
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Within the euro area, the struggling Mediterranean economies need faster rates of GDP growth to bring down unemployment and stabilise government debt.
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While customer additions grew year-on-year, it was not yet at a level sufficient to stabilise the customer base, Provident said.
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"OPEC and other major producers have done their part to stabilise prices by limiting output," said Alfonso Esparza, senior market analyst, OANDA.
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Nevertheless, the industry's increased focus on improving data sales yield by reducing data allowances should help stabilise competition and ease margin pressure.
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Fitch expects Turin's debt to stabilise at around EUR3.4bn in the medium term, so that new borrowings will eventually match principal repayment.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman reiterated Saudi Arabia's commitment to stabilise oil demand and supply in an interview with Reuters.
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DUBAI, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Middle East bourses could stabilise on Wednesday after oil climbed away from $30 and Asian markets also rebounded.
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There is still the risk that it will do no more than stabilise growth rather than lead to another mini metals boom.
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Large batteries can help stabilise the primary reserve electricity market, which is responsible for ensuring the grid has at least 50 Hertz.
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The market "is heading in the right direction ... it will continue to stabilise until the end of the year" he told reporters.
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The main factors that, individually or collectively, could trigger negative rating action are: -Failure to stabilise the public debt to GDP ratio.
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Concern over political and economic stability is being compounded by doubts about whether the authorities will take decisive steps to stabilise it.
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The government's macroeconomic institute UMAR expects GDP growth of 1.5% this year, providing conditions stabilise in the second half of the year.
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Abe's remarks came a day after Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signalled the central bank's readiness to stabilise markets if necessary.
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China's banks extended more new yuan loans than expected in September, as the government ramped up support to stabilise the slowing economy.
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We believe T2R retains an option to diversify into a wider creditor base after its leverage and financial performance stabilise in 103.
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"Management has given us an assurance that they are trying to stabilise the system," he told a press briefing following the meeting.
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It was therefore important to maintain Russia's cooperation with OPEC that has helped stabilise prices over the past two years, he said.
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But he said the bank expected growth to turn positive this year while inflationary pressures would ease and the currency would stabilise.
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Markets are still in a wait-and-see phase, and a firm comeback will only transpire once crude prices stabilise, he added.
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Combined with five interest-rate cuts from the Reserve Bank of India, the central bank, these efforts should help stabilise the economy.
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Given a bit more reform and some luck, growth could rebound—sufficiently, perhaps, to stabilise government debt even as social spending grows.
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"Yuan offshore interest rates have sharply risen this morning as authorities absorb liquidity to stabilise the renminbi," Morgan Stanley analysts told clients.
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The listing is the first in nearly a decade to include a green-shoe option that lets underwriters stabilise the share price.
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On Wednesday, the EU did conditionally back Turkey's visa-free travel — a big part of the deal — which should temporarily stabilise it.
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"By the third quarter next year we will more or less finalise the long-haul ramp-up and stabilise our operation," said Kjos.
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To stabilise global temperatures, humans must be putting no more CO2 into the atmosphere than they are taking out by about mid-century.
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Turkey's figure is currently around five months according to the most recent data, though it will drop rapidly if the lira doesn't stabilise.
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Liu told the newspaper that Chinese investments in German firms had helped stabilise those businesses, while opening up new markets and securing employment.
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Nevertheless, one-off measures can help release government-related deposits back into the banking sector to stabilise liquidity given the authorities' supportive nature.
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While some monetary policy tightening should help stabilise the situation on financial markets, it is widely expected to hamper Russia's sluggish economic growth.
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However, traders said China's central bank may have signalled an intention to stabilise the currency on Friday through its daily official midpoint setting.
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"If you want to stabilise an area, the first thing you put right is the governance," says a former British diplomat in Yemen.
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"We must succeed in reaching a de-escalation, stabilise things and avoid this trade war which is already taking place everywhere," he added.
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Credit ratings agency Moody's said it was vital for Nissan to stabilise its partnership with Renault to expand operational synergies and improve margins.
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He said palm oil prices are expected to stabilise and to improve by $50 to $80 per tonne this year, citing industry consensus.
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City officials have worked from the highest-density districts, with 27% occupancy rates, downwards, reasoning that demolitions there stabilise prices for more people.
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So have those in the cement sector, plagued by overcapacity in recent years: a flurry of mergers and acquisitions is letting prices stabilise.
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His unpopularity makes it even harder to enact the economic reforms which are vital to stabilise the country's public finances and encourage growth.
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Italy has taken longer than other European countries to stabilise its banks after a long recession that followed the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Intensive refining activity over the next few months as refiners try to stabilise and rebuild fuel stocks should ensure strong demand for crude.
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Hasna also printed a durable rubber part between the ankle and his heel that helped stabilise his prosthetic leg all for around $2.
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In effect she admitted that the government cannot stabilise its finances if it continues to devote 40% of (non-interest) spending to pensions.
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Royal Bank of Canada said its U.S. economic surprise index was finally starting to stabilise after a two-month run of negative news.
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It maintains one of the strictest online paywalls in journalism, and has managed to stabilise its daily paid circulation at more than 400,000.
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It has undergone an International Monetary Fund loan programme to reduce its fiscal deficit and public debt and stabilise the volatile local currency.
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This trend was confirmed in its FY21103 results, with Orange hitting a target to stabilise restated EBITDA a year ahead of its plan.
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Leverage to Stabilise: We expect Singer's leverage to remain at around 4.5x over the next two years compared with 103x at end-2016.
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To stabilise central Europe, West Germany's allies, even Britain and France, would before long have begged it to rescue the failed eastern state.
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"We ... expect demand to stabilise over the year as the turbulence created by these tax changes decreases," SMMT Chief Executive Mike Hawes said.
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In other words, discretionary tightening was necessary to stabilise public debt ratios, even allowing for the negative growth and inflation responses that followed.
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With only one week to go until a key national leadership meeting, the authorities are keen to stabilise the Chinese currency, traders said.
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Although Beijing has managed to stabilise the yuan through massive intervention, signs of massive capital outflows from China highlighted worries over its economy.
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Still, crude exports to Asia and Europe, Iran's key markets, are expected to stabilise in September after sharp rises in the first half.
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As liquidity improved in 1Q17 and the price war between banks for deposits has slowed down, we expect the bank's margins to stabilise.
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They would also be suspended if the BoE tells the government that it no longer had the ammunition necessary to stabilise the economy.
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Saudi Arabia, by far the biggest producer in the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), has tried to stabilise prices, with limited success.
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The government's macroeconomic office UMAR expects GDP growth this year of 1.5%, providing that conditions stabilise in the second half of the year.
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"The latest projections indicate that inflation would decline in the near term and stabilise within the desired range thereafter," the central bank said.
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U.S. shale production could also stabilise and start to rise again if oil prices remain at or above the $50 per barrel level.
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Shah said nearly 200 first response centres have been set up across the city, offering basic heat-stroke treatment to swiftly stabilise patients.
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BEIJING, Feb 1 (Reuters) - China's commerce ministry urged on Saturday to actively expand meat imports to stabilise domestic supply amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The central bank intervened to try and stabilise the peso, but the currency still closed at a record low of 34.10 per dollar.
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Pearson was up 0.7 after reporting profit in line with forecasts and saying it expected sales to stabilise this year and grow thereafter.
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In April last year the IMF granted Malawi a $112 million credit facility to help the country to stabilise debt and fight poverty.
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The federal government substantially extended its support to Komi in 2015, allowing the region to stabilise direct debt at 46% in 2015 (2014: 47%).
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China's housing market, which accounts for around 15 percent of the economy, began to stabilise last year, helped by a slew of government measures.
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Analysts expect foreign reserves to increase further as cross-border capital flows stabilise and as the yuan has sharply rebounded against the U.S. dollar.
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The dollar had struggled as trade war concerns faded and emerging market central banks led by Turkey took aggressive steps to stabilise their markets.
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Furthermore, the bank's asset quality and profitability could stabilise because its underwriting standards tightened over the past two years and credit cost may decline.
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Falih also said he discussed the condition of the global oil market with Perry and stressed the willingness of Saudi Arabia to stabilise it.
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France and several southern European countries want a large budget funded by dedicated taxes and able to stabilise economies hit by an unexpected shock.
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"In our view, both monetary and fiscal easing will likely be rolled out to boost domestic demand and stabilise financial market sentiment," they said.
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Economists reckon that Brazil needs spending cuts or revenue rises of 300bn reais a year, equivalent to 4% of GDP, to stabilise federal debt.
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But it had cost the country $9 billion to stabilise the naira, which hit a record-low of 520 against the dollar in February.
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He has promised the situation would stabilise by then and urged Indians to adopt cashless payment forms such as debit cards and mobile wallets.
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FALLING INERTIA Conventional power generation from coal, gas and nuclear plants helps stabilise grid frequency because the massive turbines have a lot of inertia.
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Second, European countries had become mass democracies, which made the austere policies needed to stabilise a currency in a crisis harder to push through.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak on Monday said international cooperation on crude production had helped stabilise oil markets and is more important than ever.
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Total spending-to-GDP will stabilise as lower non-wage current outlays will offset the rise in the payroll, interest costs and public investment.
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A senior Gulf OPEC delegate said that Gulf countries and Saudi Arabia are willing to cooperate on any action to stabilise the oil market.
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Last month, the central bank hiked its key interest rate to an unnerving 60 percent to try to stabilise the peso and calm inflation.
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Russia joined the efforts with the OPEC in 2016 and their cooperation has helped to stabilise oil pieces and ease an overhang of stockpiles.
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Its central bank wants to stabilise the lira and quell inflation, which remains in double digits, far in excess of its 5% inflation target.
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Aggregate subnational debt will stabilise this year at RUB2.6 trillion, keeping the collective debt burden low by international standards at 26% of total revenue.
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Saving revenues for the future will help stabilise the economy, but could also frustrate voters and leave the president's successor with money to squander.
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Copper prices tumbled as worries about demand in China resurfaced after the country's housing minister suggested moves were afoot to stabilise the property market.
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China needs to first stabilise its overall debt levels before gradually reducing them, deputy central bank governor Yi Gang said at the same briefing.
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The market is becoming progressively more stretched, with relatively few short-sellers to serve as buyers and stabilise prices when the inevitable liquidation comes.
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Traders said the daily fixing was far stronger than their models suggested, an attempt to stabilise sentiment and prevent the yuan from sinking further.
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Greece's banks received more robust treatment and the capital controls introduced to stabilise the country's feebler banks and financial system are still in place.
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Most economists expect a rocky first half before conditions begin to stabilise around mid-year as support measures begin to have a greater impact.
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The Central Bank Gold Agreement (CBGA) was originally signed in 1999 to limit gold sales and help stabilise the market for the precious metal.
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"We will do our best to stabilise the market," Thamer Ghadhban told reporters after officially taking over the oil portfolio from Jabar al-Luaibi.
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Many policy makers have suggested the Fed is likely to conclude the process and stabilise its bond holdings by the end of this year.
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"The resurgence of U.S shale continues to sabotage the cartel's efforts to stabilise the saturated markets," said Lukman Otunuga, analyst at futures brokerage FXTM.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 27 (Reuters) - The global economy is set to slow down in 2019 and stabilise thereafter, the European Central Bank said on Thursday.
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Data earlier this week showed residential rents may also be beginning to stabilise as annual inflation slowed to 5.2% from 12% in mid-2018.
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Three traders said big state-owned banks were selling dollars in the domestic foreign exchange market to help stabilise the yuan in morning trade.
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"Trade war rhetoric will continue to guide markets, but the comments from Saudi Arabia could lead to unprecedented action to stabilise prices," Esparza said.
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Fitch expects leverage to stabilise at around 55%-60% and to stay within the negative rating triggers of 60% for the next two years.
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All major central banks have set out wide-ranging policy responses that have helped to stabilise markets and improve liquidity in government bond markets.
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BEIJING, March 24 (Reuters) - China will increase international cargo flight capacity and stabilise supply chains amid the coronavirus outbreak, the government said on Tuesday.
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The emergency stimulus did stabilise bond markets somewhat, with government bond yields in Italy and across the euro zone dropping after the ECB move.
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The economy could face bigger downward pressure next year, Premier Li Keqiang said this month, underlining Beijing's challenge to stabilise growth and support employment.
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Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said the spread of the coronavirus had hit oil demand and called for an effort to stabilise oil prices.
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The document was sent to parliament's budget committee, which had asked the ministry for proposals on how to stabilise state-owned Deutsche Bahn's finances.
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Aramco said on Tuesday Goldman Sachs may stabilise its shares, but so far no price stabilisation transaction have occurred since the stock began trading.
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China's yuan weakened 210.62 percent, erasing all the gains it has made this week following the central bank's latest move to stabilise the currency.
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However, subdued inflation on the other side of the Atlantic, along with redemptions and other technical factors, should stabilise European government bonds, they added.
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"The BOJ will continue to take necessary steps to stabilise prices, while keeping an eye on how they affect its financial health," he said.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The main factors that individually, or collectively, could trigger negative rating action are: - Failure to consolidate public finances and stabilise public debt/GDP.
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China's offshore yuan was down 0.4 percent at 6.8280 yuan per dollar, after the central bank announced fresh steps on Friday to stabilise the currency.
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The bank said on Thursday the global economy is set to slow down in 2019 and stabilise thereafter, but it still expected prices to rise.
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SEOUL, Sept 29 (Reuters) - South Korea's finance ministry said it would act to stabilise any financial market volatilities across the long Chuseok holiday week Oct.
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Its misfortunes are a reminder that even as banks' bad debt numbers stabilise, there remain many question marks over the quality of their balance sheets.
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MHFG's revision of Outlook to Stable from Negative also reflects the upgrade of its VR. Fitch expects the operating environment for Japanese banks to stabilise.
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Analysts say that may explain how Beijing managed to stabilise the exchange rate while at the same time slowing the drain on its forex reserves.
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It has helped GDP growth stabilise at about 6.7%, faster than most analysts forecast in January (third-quarter data will be released on October 19th).
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday that international cooperation on crude production had helped stabilise oil markets and was more important than ever.
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The policy, aimed at preventing long-term interest rates from sliding too much, is a centrepiece of the bank's efforts to stabilise the Japanese economy.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The main factors that individually, or collectively, could trigger a downgrade are: - Failure to consolidate the budget deficit and stabilise government debt/GDP.
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Fitch projects EBITDA margins will stabilise at just below 30%, as restructuring and product launches are executed and the vaccines and ViiV businesses drive growth.
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"The central bank will closely monitor market conditions... and will use monetary policy tools to stabilise the foreign exchange market," Ha said in the statement.
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Spot gold may stabilise around a support at $1,404 per ounce, and bounce toward a resistance at $1,421, according to Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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Return to Profitable Growth: PLDT's strategy change to focus more on profitability rather than market share should stabilise price competition and ease EBITDA margin pressure.
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The Fund has dispersed $79.1 million from a $5.5 billion bailout fund to relieve the Northeast Asian country's debt burden and stabilise the local currency.
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As part of efforts to stabilise the company, Steinhoff on Monday sold a stake in investment firm PSG Group for 7.1 billion rand ($584 million).
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Spot gold, which has shed about 7 percent over the past three weeks, is expected to stabilise after many speculators ditched long positions, Briesemann added.
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The moves are some of the bank's secondary tools to stabilise the currency by tightening policy and encouraging the conversion of forex deposits to lira.
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But most economists have long held that macroeconomic policy should stabilise the economy with the lightest possible touch, the better to let markets allocate resources.
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Shares got a boost after data showed U.S. manufacturing appeared to stabilise in February, with production accelerating and new orders holding steady at higher levels.
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Geberit said it expected the situation in Italy to stabilise, but uncertainty surrounding Britain's vote to quit the European Union would weigh on construction there.
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It said a projected uptick in economic activity next year would be driven by economic powerhouses South Africa, Nigeria and Angola as commodity prices stabilise.
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China's premier said this week that the economy faces increased downward pressure, but that government will take measures to stabilise growth amid the trade war.
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Mine firms, struggling with volatile commodity prices globally and rising costs at home along with political uncertainty, said the judgement would help stabilise their operations.
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Karunanayake said the currency would stabilise in the 146 per dollar range in early June after funds flow in from an International Monetary Fund loan.
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Saikawa on Monday said Nissan may claim damages against Ghosn, and that he would work to stabilise the company before standing down as chief executive.
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All of which has helped stabilise sentiment in the resources sector after a run of tough years, and should underpin jobs and wages going forward.
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The bank said on Thursday the global economy is set to slow down in 2019 and stabilise thereafter, but it still expected prices to rise.
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Last month, Chen said home prices would remain stable in the first quarter and the government had the capacity and methods to stabilise the market.
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"The guidance, to increase and stabilise margins from a low base, will be tough but achievable," said Atif Latif, director of trading at Guardian Stockbrokers.
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We estimate leverage will stabilise at around 32% in 2016, while its total contracted sales to total debt should increase to around 0003x in 2016.
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The central bank said on Sunday it would continue to take necessary measures to stabilise market expectations, while maintaining a prudent and neutral monetary policy.
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Armed mostly with AK-47 assault rifles and rocket-propelled grenades, Sadr's militia challenged the world's most powerful military as it tried to stabilise Iraq.
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China's offshore yuan was down 0.3 percent at 6.8240 yuan per dollar, after the central bank announced fresh steps on Friday to stabilise the currency.
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China has relied on government spending to stabilise growth this year as private companies pull back, but concerns about the country's debt load are increasing.
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The country's foreign exchange reserves were "ample" and the forex market would stabilise, he told reporters on the sidelines of China's annual session of parliament.
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The bond-buying auction is part of the central bank's effort to help stabilise the country's financial market as the rupiah dropped 2% on Friday.
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Also helping calm market nerves, Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Monday the central bank would take necessary steps to stabilise financial markets.
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Authorities were prepared to use all measures implemented during the 2018 global financial crisis to stabilise markets, including buying back government bonds, Indrawati has said.
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Analysts widely expect Beijing will cut some of its major lending rates in September for the first time in four years to help stabilise growth.
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Pegging them to an external anchor to stabilise their value means either ceding control of domestic economic policy or restricting access to foreign capital flows.
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Asian share markets were trying to stabilise on Tuesday after a wave of early selling petered out and Wall Street futures managed a solid bounce.
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Last week, the cabinet pledged to prevent large-scale layoffs, telling local governments to help stabilise jobs by drawing on unemployment insurance and similar funds.
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While ongoing cost reductions and revenue growth at MailOnline should help margins stabilise over the next two years, visibility on this remains limited for now.
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In a negative scenario with low growth, a substantial one-off depreciation, and higher interest rates and inflation, the debt ratio would stabilise at 22015%.
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The PBOC also said it would use various monetary policy tools to stabilise money markets and boost banking system liquidity, but did not mention broader easing.
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"We have seen increased dollar inflows(s) from offshore investors into the economy ... this has helped stabilise the currency market," one senior currency trader told Reuters.
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Rail and property services are areas where Carillion has said it wants to focus as it seeks to stabilise its business and rebuild its balance sheet.
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"The increase in acreage is to decrease the rice import bill and stabilise its price," Ahmed Ibrahim, a media official at the Agriculture Ministry, told Reuters.
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The Stable Outlook factors in our expectation that Barcelona will continue to post strong operating performance and that direct debt will stabilise over the medium term.
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Foreign reserves were eroded significantly during 2H15 following efforts to stabilise the exchange rate amidst market pressures across Asian currencies and a pick-up in dollarisation.
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In our view, the acquisition should help support investors' and clients' confidence in BSI, which could ultimately help stabilise assets under management (AuM) outflows at BSI.
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Looking ahead, the yuan would remain basically stable with cross-border capital flows becoming more balanced, which will further stabilise foreign exchange reserves, the regulator added.
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To stabilise the yuan in the face of rapid outflows of capital, China spent $300bn of its foreign-currency reserves between November 1.33 and January 2016.
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"Mozambique's primary objective is to resume relations with the IMF in order to stabilise the economy and restore confidence of the international community," the document said.
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The Chinese city of Enshi tried to stabilise house prices by urging developers to halt drastic price cuts, threatening punishing measures unless such "wrong behaviours" stopped.
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Moscow had also said on Friday it would take two weeks to stabilise oil supplies across the Druzhba network, which has northern and southern pipeline spurs.
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Whichever party wins will have its work cut out, not only in trying to stabilise the economy, but also in tackling some of Ghana's deeper problems.
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China's central bank has flooded the economy with cash, trimmed some key lending rates and said it is determined to stabilise markets along with restoring confidence.
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Gao Shengda, the secretary of the China Environmental Remediation Industry Association, admits that the country lacks the experience and technical skills to stabilise its polluted soils.
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The growth of the less-volatile service sector relative to more-volatile manufacturing has helped stabilise the overall economy in terms of output, employment and prices.
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In August 2015, the PBOC orchestrated a significant depreciation of its currency, followed by a series of interventions both onshore and offshore to stabilise market expectations.
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In Baltimore and St Louis, the year-on-year murder rate began to stabilise in the latter half of last year, well before he took office.
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To help stabilise Japan Display's finances, Apple has agreed to slow the pace of repayment for two years and to consider increasing orders from Japan Display.
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Efforts to stabilise an economy often lead to booms in asset prices and credit, which in turn leaves it vulnerable come the next spot of trouble.
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While Mr Poroshenko has managed to stabilise Ukraine's economy, with the help of the International Monetary Fund, he has largely lost the support of the population.
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Efforts to stabilise oil prices have never succeeded for very long for precisely this reason and it would be surprising if this time was any different.
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Some had hoped that an exit from his ministerial post could stabilise the governing coalition of Merkel's CDU-CSU conservative grouping and Germany's Social Democrats (SPD).
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The Kuwaiti minister said oil prices had started to stabilise between $45 and $50 and said this was "what markets see now as a fair price".
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"This looks better than some may have feared and we expect growth trends to stabilise in the coming six months," UBS analysts said in a note.
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Venezuela said a deal to stabilise oil markets could be announced this month, shrugging off U.S. data that showed the market was well supplied with oil.
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A number of Canadian oil and gas producers have laid out plans to spend more in 2017 as global crude prices stabilise above $13 a barrel.
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"I expect that we will reach a conclusion on stabilisation, stabilise current production as of January," Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu told Reuters in an interview in Abuja.
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Vietnam will not devalue its currency, the dong, to stabilise the economy and stimulate investors to pour funds in the country, Phuc was quoted as saying.
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So you need to make sure that you continue also exploring and finding more oil for that supply to continue and for oil prices to stabilise.
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We expect smaller banks' margins will erode further in 2017 but larger banks, typically net providers of market liquidity, may see margins stabilise or slightly increase.
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Subsidies to rice farmers are still doled out: in September the government approved $2.2bn in loans and handouts to help stabilise prices ahead of the harvest.
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The political backdrop increases the risk that the government will resort to costly expenditure measures or legislation that will weaken economic growth to stabilise its support.
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"The market is improving its expectations over the macro-economic situation amid Beijing's attempts to stabilise the economy," analysts from Huatai Futures said in a note.
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His backers say tough measures are necessary to stabilise Egypt, which was rocked by years of unrest after protests toppled veteran leader Hosni Mubarak in 2011.
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"The ECB is prepared for all possibilities, as it always has been in this sort of situation, to stabilise markets especially by providing liquidity," Coeure said.
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OPEC has been discussing cutting oil production by a further 1 million barrels per day (bpd), among other options, as it seeks to stabilise falling prices.
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BI had bought 130 trillion rupiah of government bonds to stabilise yields, he said, adding that the central bank was closely cooperating with other local agencies.
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IAG CEO Willie Walsh said he expected European demand to stabilise in the coming weeks, if the pattern in Europe is similar to that in Asia.
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On Monday, investors were encouraged by comments from Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda who said the central bank would take necessary steps to stabilise markets.
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Analysts said the moves to bring in SBI to stabilise things was a good first step but more funds would be needed to bailout the lender.
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Most bouts are short and sheltered, driven chiefly by an inability to pay rent and likely to stabilise after rapid rehousing and time-limited housing vouchers.
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Macron's version also included assigning dedicated tax revenues to the budget and using it stabilise euro zone economies hit by crises not of their own making.
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The government could adjust the deficit to 8 or 8.5 percent of GDP this year, a "significant" move that would help stabilise debt levels, said Iradian.
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Rating agency S&P said credit losses in Saudi Arabia are set to stabilise this year, aided by the steadying economy and mortgage-led lending growth.
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Oil prices climbed more than 13 percent on Wednesday, lifted by expectations that an OPEC-led supply cut announced last week for 2019 would stabilise markets.
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"Any attempt to stabilise growth by choking credit to the property sector could backfire," they said, noting the sector comprises about one-quarter of China's GDP.
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Pakistan also managed to stabilise its economy after a period of loose fiscal and monetary policy during its three-year IMF agreement that ended in 2016.
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Global growth is slowing, which will hit oil consumption, while OPEC+ is trying to stabilise prices by extending production limits for an extra 6-9 months.
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So far, however, the central bank has not taken the step which bankers say may be necessary to stabilise the offshore currency market: massive dollar-selling intervention.
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These buys come at a time when authorities are scrambling to stabilise financial markets and have stressed upon the need of institutional investors extending a helping hand.
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SEOUL, Aug 7 (Reuters) - South Korea's policymakers said on Wednesday the government and the central bank would work together to stabilise financial markets while closely monitoring volatility.
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JPMorgan now expects the dollar to stabilise between 100-105 yen in coming months, above the 2-503/2-year low of 99.00 yen hit on Friday.
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To stabilise the rising building costs, the government and the construction industry will have to look into investing in initiatives and solutions that can increase industrial productivity.
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The weighted-average whole economy interest rate calculated by the PBOC has come down from 2852% to 2265% since June 29935, which has helped to stabilise growth.
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Traders said investors were still on edge but sentiment could stabilise over the day on the likelihood Democrat Hillary Clinton will beat her Republican rival Donald Trump.
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Limiting or halting initial share sales in order to stabilise the secondary market doesn't "solve the problems of long-term healthy development of capital markets," Liu said.
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Nevertheless, a Western banker in the region said that in the immediate term, there might be little the Bahraini central bank could do to stabilise the markets.
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Regulators have been more careful with such measures to stabilise the markets, especially after MSCI added Chinese shares into its emerging markets index, another fund manager said.
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Amid rising worries of a global slowdown, expectations policymakers will turn to monetary and fiscal stimulus have run high, helping financial markets stabilise after a stormy week.
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Profits at China's industrial firms grew in March, rebounding from four months of contraction, adding to optimism the world's second-largest economy may be starting to stabilise.
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If it continues to stabilise, it will lift a big macroeconomic cloud still hanging over emerging markets—especially those that provide the raw materials for China's growth.
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The slowdown in M&A activity and the further integration of BFG's overseas assets are likely to help BFG improve its operational performance and gradually stabilise leverage.
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These steps were long overdue and helped stabilise an economy that had been in free-fall since the 2013 coup that overthrew the elected Muslim Brotherhood government.
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Mr Sisi, who won an election in 2014, deserves credit for taking painful steps to stabilise the economy, such as cutting subsidies and devaluing the Egyptian pound.
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And even in Italy it is acknowledged that, if the deal the president brokered helps stabilise Libya, he will have done his EU partners a big favour.
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It is part of efforts to stabilise the country's debt and repair its economy after nine years of mismanagement under the scandal-plagued, former President Jacob Zuma.
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"What we've seen overall in the region is, by and large, debt levels beginning to stabilise," Abebe Aemro Selassie, director of the IMF's African Department, told Reuters.
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Improvements in fracking technology may see American shale output stabilise, and perhaps even grow, if it allows firms to compete more efficiently with rivals in Saudi Arabia.
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He noted that fears of sharp yuan devaluation were no longer the focal point for stock investors, following Beijing's moves earlier this year to stabilise that market.
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Weerasinghe on Thursday said the rupee will stabilise and the monetary authority will intervene to smooth high volatility as there is no reason for a weaker currency.
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Going prehistoric rather than eating processed junk has really helped me to stabilise my blood sugar, get more energy and give my workouts a little more BITE.
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It said the path of rate hikes would be "gradual and cautious", to help inflation stabilise "around the midpoint of the target range" and support economic activity.
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The greenback gained on the yen the day before as risk appetite improved and Wall Street's main indexes advanced, helping the U.S. currency stabilise after recent declines.
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BNM later announced in December new measures to boost liquidity and domestic trade of the ringgit, steps that the central bank said have helped stabilise the currency.
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The country reached a $5.5 billion bailout agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) last year in order to relieve debt pressures and stabilise its tugrik currency.
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The ratings could stabilise at their current level, or be upgraded, if the bank receives sufficient capital support, or is taken over by a stronger financial institution.
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But prices need to stabilise before interest rates can be lowered and the country needs to make systematic efforts to tackle high food prices, Cetinkaya also said.
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In the aftermath of the vote, the franc pushed higher and the SNB gave rare confirmation that it had stepped into the market "to stabilise the situation".
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Debt, Liabilities and Liquidity (Neutral/Stable) Fitch expects capital expenditure to stabilise at around EUR95 million per year (EUR105 million a year on average in 2012-2016).
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The cost is a loss of monetary independence: interest-rate policy is subordinated to maintaining the peg and so cannot be used flexibly to stabilise the economy.
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He said on Monday an oil output freeze or even a cut for a certain period of time was the right decision to stabilise global energy markets.
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The Chinese bank trader and a Shanghai-based trader at a foreign bank said the central bank might want to stabilise the yuan around the current level.
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China will stabilise the scale and speed of foreign investment inflows, commerce minister Gao Hucheng said, one of the statements posted on the ministry's website on Tuesday.
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A government spokeswoman said Berlin did not currently see "any need for further measures to stabilise the economy," which was still expected to grow slightly this year.
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The others were to boost farmers' income and stabilise rural communities as the government aims to get more than 10 million people out of poverty in 2017.
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The domestic operations of the large incumbents have seen revenue and EBITDA stabilise after years of turbulence from regulatory and competitive pressures, as well as technology shifts.
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The miner said it was taking measures to improve its Fresnillo and the flagship Saucito mines and that it would take about 18 months to stabilise them.
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"If we talk about Gazprom Neft, then there is of course a technical possibility to reduce or stabilise production," Dyukov said in an interview broadcast on Tuesday.
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Higher rates would stabilise the rupiah by widening rate differentials with the United States and also increase the carry or yield in the high-yielding bond market.
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SINGAPORE, Dec 12 (Reuters) - U.S. oil prices climbed on Wednesday, supported by expectations that an OPEC-led supply cut announced last week for 2019 would stabilise markets.
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On Wall Street, the S&P 22 managed to stabilise on Monday after three straight days of one-percent-plus declines, ending the day up 21.4245 percent.
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The Dutch in particular have dug in against any joint fund that could be used to stabilise troubled economies, saying that the see no need for it.
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Encouraging Chinese data suggested the world's second-biggest economy may be starting to stabilise thanks to ramped-up stimulus from Beijing, bringing some relief to world markets.
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ROME, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Italian economic growth may stabilise in the coming months, national statistics office ISTAT said on Friday, after it shrank in the third quarter.
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China's housing market, which accounts for around 15 percent of the economy, began to stabilise in big cities last year, helped by a slew of government measures.
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The OJK on Monday said the index faces "significant pressure" due to fear over the coronavirus spread and trigger the measure to help stabilise the stock market.
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The Aussie could dip below $0.6950 after the RBA's decision around 0430 GMT but would likely stabilise as traders await Lowe's comments expected 0930 GMT, Attrill said.
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Saudi Arabia and other Gulf producers in OPEC have been delivering more than their share of promised cuts to stabilise the market and prevent prices from falling.
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ArcelorMittal last month said it would raise steel prices from April as it tries to stabilise its business after heavy losses due to competition from cheap imports.
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OPEC and its allies, including Russia, have been trying to stabilise prices in the face of sagging global demand and rising supplies, particularly from the United States.
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Multiple traders said they did not expect any policy to be taken out to stabilise the yuan any time soon as the market was already very stable.
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The central bank's decision to halt daily purchases of foreign currency from Thursday last week also helped the Russian currency stabilise after sharp losses earlier in August.
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It also said that India will see coal-fired generation drop in 2019 for the first time in "at least three decades," while China's generation will stabilise.
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The central bank has jolted global financial markets twice in six months by allowing sharp, sudden slides in the currency, only to step in aggressively to stabilise it.
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This forecast is lower than the 21500% from our last review, as we now expect oil output to stabilise in 21000, after a one-off jump in 212000.
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Jarana's departure from SAA followed the resignation of power utility Eskom's chief executive Phakamani Hadebe last month, who had also been trying to stabilise his highly indebted company.
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China has relied more heavily on infrastructure spending to stabilise growth this year as private companies pull back on investment, but concerns about growing debt levels are increasing.
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"Recent issuers particularly took a hit last week due to policy tightening on PRC developers, but they started to stabilise today, " said a Hong Kong-based HY trader.
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"We should appropriately increase the size of special bond issuance to help boost infrastructure investment and stabilise economic growth," Wen Bin, chief economist at Minsheng Bank in Beijing.
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Beijing has pumped billions of dollars into the money market to stabilise confidence and the central bank said on Friday it expects the virus impact to be temporary.
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The pound, which has tumbled this week as investors rushed to factor in the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union without a deal, managed to stabilise somewhat.
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We expect operating cash flow (CFO) from its search services to remain strong and help stabilise the company's overall FCF margin at 15%-20% over the longer term.
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If markets are plunging and banks failing, as they were in 2008, it is understandable that the authorities do all they can to stabilise markets and rescue banks.
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China will strengthen coordination of supervision and stabilise market expectations while steadily pushing ahead with deleveraging, said Zhang Xiaohui, assistant governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC).
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So IRS are a bet that Riyadh will hike rates sharply in coming years to defend its currency or to stabilise it once the peg has been removed.
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It kept the peace for 40 years of cold war, protected western Europe from communism, helped stabilise central Europe after the Soviet Union's collapse and enabled unprecedented prosperity.
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The Chinese central bank's "stronger-than-expected fixing of the yuan yesterday and reiteration that it won't seek to competitive depreciate, helped stabilise markets," the ANZ analysts added.
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Privatisations intended to help stabilise wobbly public finances mean that the Chinese state now controls Piraeus, a Greek port, and owns the largest stake in Portugal's electricity grid.
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The Central Bank Gold Agreement was originally signed in 1999 to coordinate gold sales by the various central banks and help stabilise the market for the precious metal.
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However, the PBOC said in an emailed statement that reports it had relied upon foreign exchange sales by state-owned banks to stabilise the yuan were "not factual".
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Investigators will also look at whether the crew carried out all aspects of the procedure, including a recommendation to stabilise the plane before turning the crucial software off.
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If port inventories continue to stabilise around current levels, that would be a convincing sign that the worst of the supply crunch is in the rear view mirror.
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"But markets will stabilise by the time we can tell the likely outcome of the U.S. presidential election and concerns over Chinese economy will have ebbed," he added.
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Konstantin Kostrub, head of trading operations at ING Commercial Banking in Moscow said he expected the rouble to stabilise around 5003-67.00 per dollar in the near future.
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Others China watchers say policymakers may be waiting for March and first-quarter data in mid-April for a better picture of whether conditions are starting to stabilise.
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China has relied on government spending to stabilise economic growth in the past year as private companies pull back, but concerns about the country's debt load are increasing.
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Mongolia, landlocked between Russia and China, agreed to a $5.5 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund to relieve debt pressures and stabilise the national currency, the tugrik.
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"The government needs to roll out more stimulus to stabilise the market," he said, expecting broader reductions in reserve ratios, and even a possible cut in interest rates.
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The Bank of England would then face the dilemma of choosing to raise interest rates to stabilise sterling or keeping them low to stimulate the economy, it added.
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The central bank hiked its policy rate to 3.0 percent to stabilise the tenge, which went into freefall, and then gradually started cutting rates as the currency recovered.
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Although merchandise trade values seemed to stabilise in the first quarter of 2016 as dollar appreciation slowed and oil prices started to recover, the outlook is still subdued.
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The report recommended policymakers keep restrictions in place to further stabilise prices, and utilise the planned Xiongan economic zone to experiment with ways to tackle housing supply issues.
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In the tumultuous weeks after the June vote, Green helped to stabilise May's premiership and appease some of those within the Conservative Party who wanted her to quit.
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Steel prices have slid to 262-year lows and global producers appear set for another year of pain even as prices start to stabilise due to production cuts.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman told Reuters on Thursday the kingdom would support extending the output cut in a bid to stabilise oil demand and supply.
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Some Western critics say the sanctions merely allow American and European governments to show that they are doing something, without changing Russia's behaviour or helping to stabilise Ukraine.
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The NBU is providing UAH15bn of local-currency liquidity, but PrivatBank's foreign-currency obligations (USD4.8bn at end-3Q0003) highlight the need to stabilise its foreign-currency funding profile.
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BEIJING, Sept 14 (Reuters) - China's statistics bureau said on Friday that it expects fixed-asset investment growth to stabilise, but a rebound will be difficult to come by.
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"They told us they don't want to do anything until next year, maybe if conditions stabilise they could ease next year," said UniCredit EM FX strategist Kiran Kowshik.
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Rajan won the respect of investors for helping stabilise confidence in India after taking over in 20133 when the country was in the midst of a currency crisis.
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DUBAI, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets look set to stabilise on Monday as oil prices extended gains and Asian bourses pulled further away from multi-year lows.
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Assuming this market consensus is correct, it's logical to assume that at some point the heat will go out of the market and prices will stabilise or retreat.
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The Treasury expects government's gross debt to stabilise at 59.6 percent of GDP by 2023/24 from an estimated 55.8 percent in the current 2018/19 fiscal year.
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Supporters say such measures are needed to stabilise Egypt after years of turmoil that drove away foreign investors and amid an Islamist insurgency concentrated in the Sinai Peninsula.
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The increased output in September - which may not be sustained throughout the month - comes as Russia and Saudi Arabia are talking about cooperation to stabilise global oil markets.
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"We need the assistance and investment of major international oil companies to reach our production goals and stabilise our economy," NOC Chairman Mustafa Sanalla said in Tuesday's statement.
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China's central bank has jolted global financial markets twice in six months by allowing sharp, sudden slides in the currency, only to step in aggressively to stabilise it.
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This strategy has, so far at least, been the big winner post-referendum as UK stock markets stabilise after the sharp downdraft in the aftermath of the vote.
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The government's macroeconomic institute UMAR expects economic growth of 1.5% this year, down from 2.4% in 2019, providing that conditions stabilise in the second half of the year.
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The U.S. Senate was debating a $33 trillion-plus package that would include direct financial help for Americans, relief for small businesses and steps to stabilise the economy.
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NMC said on Monday it would ask for an informal debt standstill to stabilise its finances and also confirmed that Moelis would advise it in talks with banks.
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Later in the day, the BOJ also said it would provide "ample liquidity" using market operations and maintain stability in the repo market to help stabilise financial markets.
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The BOJ pledged on Monday to buy ETFs "aggressively" at an annual pace of up to 12 trillion yen ($113 billion), double the previous amount, until markets stabilise.
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This week, the U.S. Federal Reserve took the unprecedented step of saying it will expand its asset purchases by as much as needed to stabilise frantic financial markets.
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The U.S. Senate was debating a $5.23 trillion-plus package that would include direct financial help for Americans, relief for small businesses and steps to stabilise the economy.
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Earlier in the session, the market rallied as much as 2.1% on hopes that major central banks would take steps to stabilise financial markets amid the virus epidemic.
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OPEC countries have been debating whether to further reduce oil production by one million barrels per day (bpd), among other options, as it seeks to stabilise falling prices.
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"(I) expect that it is just not OPEC and Russia looking to stabilise prices but also the U.S. producers," said Jonathan Barratt, chief investment officer at Probis Group.
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BOCOM's You said even if passenger numbers outside China appeared to stabilise in the coming months, that was likely to come at the cost of significantly lower fares.
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Deutsche's chief executive officer Christian Sewing would prefer to have more time to stabilise the bank before taking on a merger, people familiar with the matter have said.
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It was the first time the central bank had raised the key rate since late 2014 when it had to step in to help stabilise the tanking rouble.
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The Treasury warned that debt was unlikely to stabilise over the next three years, with gross loan debt peaking at 71.6% of GDP in fiscal year 2022/23.
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The latest fall, however, was slower than the 37% weathered in 2018, and the automaker said it saw its market share stabilise in the high-to-premium segment.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The main factors that could lead to negative rating action are: - Failure to reduce the fiscal deficit sufficient to stabilise the government debt-to-GDP ratio.
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In recent weeks, authorities have stepped in with a slew of measures to stabilise the country's financial markets ahead of a major political leadership reshuffle later this year.
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Margin Deterioration: We expect EBITDA margin to stabilise at 10.5% in FY18 before gradually increasing under assumed low single-digit sales growth and slow recovery in UDA delivery.
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"That spread volatility should continue to stabilise from the highs we have seen recently after quite swift responses from the U.S.," said DZ Bank rates strategist Christian Lenk.
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It starts with "first aid" measures to stabilise the euro by strengthening the European Stability Mechanism, its rescue fund, and introducing risk-sharing to some national deposit-insurance schemes.
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This would "greatly mitigate the risks of oversupply in our view if it is followed through" for the rest of the year and should help stabilise prices, she added.
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That was the second time in six months that the bank allowed a sharp slide in the currency, only to step in aggressively to stabilise it and deter speculation.
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The EU mission was deployed as part of efforts to stabilise Mali, which saw Islamist militants, some of them linked to al Qaeda, seize its desert north in 2012.
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Ferrochrome importer China also has the ability to produce its own supplies, having built large amounts of capacity over the past 10 year, with the potential to stabilise prices.
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They were lifted by expectations that an OPEC-led supply cut for 2102 would stabilise markets as well as hopes that long-running Sino-American trade tensions could ease.
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Beijing has pumped billions of dollars into the money market to stabilise market confidence and the central bank said on Friday it expects the virus impact to be temporary.
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China hasn't recognised Taiwan officially as a nation since 1979, and the U.S. has chosen to follow that line in order to stabilise volatility between the two Asian regions.
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Since then, according to a report by engineering consultants Aurecon, the battery has saved almost an estimated $40 million, while helping to stabilise the energy grid in the region.
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"We will support anything to stabilise the oil demand and supply," he told Reuters when asked whether the kingdom would support extending the agreement until the end of 2018.
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Markets watchers said it was not clear if the calls to buy shares were linked to broader efforts by authorities to stabilise money and currency markets in recent weeks.
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Brokerage Lianchu Securities also attributed the market rebound to signs that "the central bank has intentionally moved to stabilise market expectations," by injecting more liquidity into the banking system.
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Operating Margins Stabilise Fitch expects Metro's EBIT margin will have bottomed out at 2.2% in FY16 (FY15: 2.3%) but believes a meaningful uplift remains elusive in the medium term.
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The pressure on the manufacturing sector and weakening profits have prompted analysts' warnings of a further period of stress for China before growth is expected to stabilise or recover.
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Companies including Qingdao TGOOD Electric Co.,Ltd, and EVE Engery Co., Ltd said in their statements that they will try to help in efforts to stabilise the stock market.
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Brent crude rose 52 cents to $40.85 on Wednesday, after finishing up 4.1 percent the previous session on planned talks by OPEC members to freeze supply to stabilise prices.
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Despite growing debt, interest expenditure is expected to stabilise at 35303%-6% of operating revenue due to an increased share of low-cost federal loans in the debt structure.
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HONG KONG, July 14 (IFR) - Credits marketed on a spread began outperforming as investors chased relative value over US Treasuries in an environment where financial markets continued to stabilise.
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"We expect the (UK) market to trade in a relatively narrow and low range of returns as economic data stabilise and central banks remain patient," Goldman Sachs analysts wrote.
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"We have a lot still to do, but we expect company wide sales to stabilise this year, and grow again in 2020 and beyond," Chief Executive John Fallon said.
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Pearson gave up initial gains to trade down 1 percent after reporting earnings in line with forecasts and saying it expected sales to stabilise this year and grow thereafter.
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Macron made no mention of Western sanctions on Russia over Ukraine, though Putin repeated Moscow's view that their continued enforcement would not help stabilise the situation in Ukraine's east.
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BI Governor Agus Martowardojo said on Tuesday the central bank had been intervening with "quite a sizeable amount" to defend the rupiah and will continue to stabilise the currency.
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ISTANBUL, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Turkey's business lobbies said on Tuesday that tighter monetary policy is needed to stabilise the lira and U.S.-Turkish disputes should be solved through diplomacy.
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Days later Joaquim Levy, the finance minister appointed by the president, Dilma Rousseff, to stabilise the public finances, quit in despair after less than a year in the job.
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On the technical side, spot gold may stabilise around a support at $1,404 per ounce, and bounce towards a resistance at $1,421, according to Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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The group forecast Romania would stabilise in the second half of the year and maintained its outlook for free cashflow of about 350 million euros for the full year.
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The United Nations is trying to pave the way for elections in Libya by the end of the year, which it hopes can help stabilise the oil-producing nation.
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"This is a great chance to stabilise the economy, but the bank's next challenge is to show it can provide enough foreign exchange," Yemeni economic analyst Amal Nasser said.
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Fitch expects the ratio to stabilise below 30x in the medium term as Huai An Traffic's debt increases at a more controlled pace along with rising revenue and EBITDA.
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Lula, as he is known to all, is a canny political operator: he could help the president survive Congress's attempt to impeach her and perhaps even stabilise the economy.
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Refineries in the United States and elsewhere will have to process record quantities of crude in the next few months to stabilise inventories and meet the demand for fuel.
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This option may be used by Citigroup Global Markets and Wood & Company Financial Services to stabilise the share price in the first 30 days of its trading, NLB said.
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However, their efforts to adjust business models and extend debt maturity profiles means credit profiles should broadly stabilise in 2018, although with limited scope for improvement in most cases.
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The India head of the World Gold Council said the government's decision on gold was an encouraging step and would help stabilise an industry in which millions are employed.
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The rate hike could help stabilise the rupee as rising imports and outflows due to rupee bond sales by foreign investors have exerted pressure on the currency, analysts said.
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The refinery, which is shut until March for maintenance, would increase crude throughput and petroleum product production once it restarts, he said, adding that production would stabilise by June.
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Foreign exchange reserves had declined $13.7 billion from February through July, as BI sought to stabilise the rupiah as U.S interest rates rise and global trade tension builds up.
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Haftar's offensive has upended United Nations-led plans to stabilise Libya after years of conflict that have left the oil-rich nation divided and caused living standards to plummet.
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CEO Andre Wyss, who joined last year from Novartis, is seeking to stabilise Implenia after problems forced the builder to take writedowns on projects in Germany, Norway and Poland.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) announced plans to buy enough government debt to keep three-year yields around 0.25%, vowing to do whatever it takes to stabilise prices.
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China will also increase international cargo flights to help stabilise global supply chains, said the statement issued after a meeting of the State Council chaired by Premier Li Keqiang.
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Indian equities had rallied as much as 2.1% earlier in the session on hopes that major central banks would take steps to stabilise financial markets amid the coronavirus epidemic.
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Warjiyo reiterated the central bank's commitment to stabilise financial markets, saying Indonesian markets had seen capital outflows equivalent to 40.16 trillion rupiah ($2.8 billion) in the year to date.
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China's central bank had been trying to stabilise the yuan in recent weeks after allowing a sudden slide in its value in early August following new U.S. tariff threats.
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Government officials at a meeting in Seoul also agreed to provide 5 trillion won ($4.12 billion) from 2020-2022 to stabilise supply chains in affected sectors of the economy.
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OPEC member Iran said on Monday the spread of the virus had hit oil demand and called for an effort to stabilise prices, Iran's official news agency IRNA reported.
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Overall, strong growth in developed markets was partially offset by the effect of weak trading in the Middle East and India region, which was expected to stabilise during 2018.
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To prop up prices and stabilise farmers' incomes, the Thai government has outlined a set of targets to achieve by the year 21, said deputy government spokeswoman Rachada Dhnadirek.
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Market analysis company Prognosesenteret, which conducts the monthly NHBA survey, said it expected sales of new homes to stabilise at around 30,000 this year, down from 34,000 last year.
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So far this year, the central bank bought 85 million euros to stabilise the dinar which it maintains in a managed float against the euro, a preferred foreign currency.
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"Worldwide demand last year for our Cullinan SUV has driven this success and is expected to stabilise in 2020," Chief Executive Officer Torsten Mueller-Oetvoes said in a statement.
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Erdogan made his remarks in a column published on the Politico website on Saturday, ahead of a summit in Berlin on Sunday that will try to stabilise the country.
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If many of the extra short positions have been closed, prices are likely to stabilise around current levels, but if most remain open, upward pressure is likely to continue.
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Amid growing uncertainty over the future of the alliance, Japan's industry minister and France's finance minister are due to meet in Paris on Thursday to seek ways to stabilise it.
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President Tayyip Erdogan's losses in local elections have cast doubt on whether Turkey will adopt reforms to stabilise the economy, as Erdogan moves instead to shore up his political base.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The following risk factors could, individually or collectively, result in negative rating action: - A failure to stabilise the government debt/GDP ratio or an increase in contingent liabilities.
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Last week King Abdullah of Jordan went to Moscow to meet Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, to discuss how to stabilise Syria under the continued rule of Bashar al-Assad.
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"With the approach of the peak season for electronics ... export orders could gradually stabilise in the second half," the ministry said, citing rising demand for fifth-generation telecommunications (5G) technology.
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The group's operating margin should stabilise in 2016, after having borne the full-year effect of machine games duty taxes in 2015, and also due to increased visibility on costs.
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However, traders said China's central bank may have signalled an intention to stabilise the currency on Friday through its daily official midpoint setting, after the yuan slid 0.34% on Thursday.
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Compared with previous cycles, however, the central bank has far less policy ammunition to stabilise the economy with only 21 basis points of easing left before it hits 21.4190 percent.
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China's aggressive response, dubbed a "people's war for epidemic prevention" by President Xi Jinping, has seen Beijing pump billions of dollars into the money market to try and stabilise confidence.
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Felipe Larraín, the finance minister, says that his aim is to "stabilise" the country's debt and cut its fiscal deficit from 2.8% of GDP in 2017 to 1.6% next year.
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The central bank said it was still prepared to take other measures "in addition to the currency interventions if this is necessary for inflation to stabilise around 2 per cent".
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In theory, it might be possible for OPEC to stabilise prices in a narrow $50-60 per barrel range but it would require exceptional deftness and a lot of luck.
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"Whilst rates in London are now beginning to stabilise, we are not complacent and are committed to using all the powers at our disposal to tackle this issue," he said.
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Although Fitch expects EFSI to continue boosting EIF's own-risk exposures growth in 2017, we forecast their annual growth to stabilise at between 10% and 15% over the medium-term.
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CMC Markets' Somasundaram said that as trade war worries fade and emerging market currencies stabilise, money parked in Australian banks was being redeployed as the relative safety trade was unwound.
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The official also downplayed concerns over slow revenue collection due to the new goods and services tax, saying that the system will stabilise in the next seven to eight months.
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But at the insistence of northerners, who loathe the idea of fiscal transfers to the supposedly profligate south, the budget cannot be used to stabilise the economy in rough times.
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INFRASTRUCTURE: China almost quadrupled the value of fixed-asset investment projects approved in July from the previous month as Beijing looked to accelerate infrastructure spending to stabilise the cooling economy.
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"It looks like sterling is starting to stabilise with the currency maintaining a tight range in recent days above the $1.4 level," said Eric Theoret, a currency strategist at Scotiabank.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A current margin below 10% (2015: 12%), a direct risk payback ratio consistently above 17 years and failure to stabilise direct risk stock could lead to a downgrade.
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LONDON — British politics are beginning to stabilise after the initial chaos following the result of the referendum revealing that the majority of Britons wish to leave the European Union. Not.
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Investigators will also look at whether the crew carried out all necessary procedures, including a recommendation to stabilise the plane using the control system before turning the crucial software off.
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"We will wait a few more days to see where markets will stabilise before implementing an overweight in our portfolios," said Valentin Bissat, European equity strategist at Mirabaud Asset Management.
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We expect capex to stabilise at around IDR7.0trn-71.5trn, driven by the expansion of its Long-Term Evolution (LTE) network following the completion of 1800MHz spectrum reassignment for 4G services.
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We expect Japanese major banks' fully-loaded CET1 ratio to stabilise at 12%-13% and CET7503 ratios without unrealised gains from available-for-sale securities at 9.5%-11% in FYE18.
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"Equity and bond markets have been doing well, partially driven by the assumption that the BoE will act to stabilise the economy," Societe Generale's senior rates strategist Ciaran O'Hagan said.
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On Friday, the central bank's vice governor told the official Securities Times that declines in foreign reserves will moderate this year in line with expectations that the yuan will stabilise.
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The Chinese yuan held steady near a seven-week low against the greenback after a liquidity squeeze in the offshore yuan market in Hong Kong on Tuesday helped stabilise sentiment.
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China is also changing how it calculates the yuan's guidance rate for the second time this year as it steps up efforts to stabilise the currency and reduce price swings.
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But the poll respondents expect the currency to stabilise at C$1.36 in six months and recover to C$1.35 in a year, around where it was trading on Thursday.
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Fitch forecasts public debt/GDP will stabilise in 2015-2017, and decline gradually thereafter, based on our baseline assumption of declining budget deficits and a moderate pick-up in growth.
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China will strengthen coordination of financial regulation, stabilise the property market and prevent systemic financial risks, according to a statement following the meeting, which was chaired by President Xi Jinping.
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The BOJ decided on Monday to buy ETFs at an annual pace of around 12 trillion yen ($113 billion), double the previous amount, until markets stabilise from the recent rout.
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OPEC has been discussing cutting oil production by 1 million barrels per day (bpd) on top of the existing cuts, among other options, as it seeks to stabilise falling prices.
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"Encouragingly, customer confidence in our offering has continued to stabilise," Steinhoff said, adding that its operational performance continued to reflect difficult trading conditions and the impact of the accounting scandal.
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China's central bank had been seen trying to stabilise the yuan in recent weeks after allowing a sudden slide in its value in early August following new U.S. tariff threats.
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At a separate meeting, the South Korean government also pledged to invest 5 trillion won ($4.12 billion) from 2020-22 to stabilise supply chains in affected sectors of the economy.
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SEOUL, March 19 (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank said on Thursday it will conduct outright purchases of treasury bonds worth 1.5 trillion won ($1.16 billion) to stabilise the bond market.
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Fitch expects leverage to stabilise at 30%-40% for the next two years as KWG's leverage is correlated with its contracted sales growth rate and its land-bank replenishment strategy.
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Policymakers are ramping up support for the economy after growth last year cooled to a 28-year low, but analysts do not expect activity to stabilise until around mid-year.
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BEIJING, Feb 18 (Reuters) - China will take steps to stabilise foreign trade, foreign investment and consumption to minimise the impact from a coronavirus outbreak, the Commerce Ministry said on Tuesday.
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Nakaso defended the BOJ's 2 percent inflation target, saying that setting its price goal at levels equivalent to other major central banks would stabilise currency moves in the long run.
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We expect the region's self-financing capacity (before debt repayment) to be close to 70% on average in 2016-2019, which would be adequate but not sufficient to stabilise debt.
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European shares were likely to stabilise after hitting a 21 month low in the previous session, with the pan-European FTSEurofirst 22 index ending down 1.5 percent at 1,334.36 points.
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Crude oil prices are expected to be volatile ahead of the OPEC meeting on November 30 where members will try and strike a deal to cut output and stabilise prices.
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In Asia, focus was on a renewed spike in overnight yuan borrowing rates in Hong Kong, which fixed at a one-week high amid Chinese measures to stabilise mainland yuan.
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However, the plant needed a storage system - still a key technological challenge for solar power that surges during the daytime - in order to stabilise supplies to the grid, he said.
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Fitch expects MutRe's net profit to stabilise in 2016, but to grow less than previously expected in 2017 and onwards due to lower interest rates for a more prolonged period.
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Ramaphosa has been at pains to stabilise ailing firms like SAA, which weigh on confidence in Africa's most industrialised economy, but the extent of their financial difficulties has meant slow progress.
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Strong unions and pledges to local communities about manufacturing bases also help stabilise companies such as the mining giant, KGHM, notes Andrzej Bobinski at Polityka Insight, a research firm in Warsaw.
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The ECB also wants a funding plan outlining measures to stabilise the bank's liquidity coverage ratio - a key funding indicator - at no less than 10 percentage points above the minimum requirement.
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"Downward pressure on China's economy remains and government support to stabilise growth must continue," Zhengsheng Zhong, director of macroeconomic analysis at CEBM Group, said in a note accompanying the PMI report.
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This has provided a welcome influx of foreign currency, helping to stabilise the national hryvnia currency after a period of volatility and to boost reserves ahead of hefty external debt payments.
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If, instead, the return falls a lot as markets struggle to put capital into action, then r will decline towards g, and the ratio of wealth to GDP will eventually stabilise.
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The black market trade has flourished since Argentina introduced the controls in September to stem a decline in dollar reserves and stabilise the peso amid an economic downturn and debt crisis.
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Speaking at a Vatican conference on economic solidarity, she told Reuters that the policies must stabilise the Argentine economy and ensure that the most vulnerable in society are not left out.
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Kim also said the authorities would take action to stabilise the foreign exchange market if needed to counter adverse factors such as excessive herd behaviour and sharp reactions to temporary fluctuations.
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"It is no secret that local [Chinese] banks are buying CNH in the market, and are using FX swaps to stabilise CNH," said one head of trading at an international bank.
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Egypt's pound strengthened, meanwhile, after the International Monetary Fund approved a $03 billion, three-year loan programme the government hopes will help restore investor confidence and stabilise the currency and economy.
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"It's important for Japan to reach a stage where inflation rises above 2 percent and stabilise at that level," he told the financial daily in an interview that ran on Wednesday.
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The IMF announcement gave the markets hope that fresh inflows would be arriving sooner rather than later to stabilise the currency and ease what could be a painful era of austerity.
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On Friday, the central bank said it would require banks to keep reserves equivalent to 20 percent of their clients' foreign exchange forwards positions in a move to stabilise the yuan.
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Genworth has seen its share price fall nearly two-thirds in the last 20153 months while battling low interest rates and trying to stabilise its troubled long-term health insurance arm.
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The official's remarks came a day after the Kurdish-dominated Syrian Democratic Forces said President Emmanuel Macron's pledge of support to stabilise the region against Islamic State would include more troops.
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A stronger housing market helped China's economy stabilise at 6.7 percent growth in the first half of the year, but a slowdown in the sector could put a damper on growth.
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However, the People's Bank of China is considered unlikely to be intentionally stoking a currency war — last month alone, it sold an estimated $113bn in reserves to stabilise its depreciating currency.
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Up 10 percent in early Frankfurt trade Steilmann said its insolvency administrator had started taking measures to stabilise the fashion group's businesses and would shortly hold talks with customers and suppliers.
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The Philippines recently rushed to import rice to stabilise retail prices of the national staple that had steadily risen amid the absence of low-priced NFA supply in the local market.
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Some economists predict China's growth rate could drop below 6 percent in the first half of this year before a series of policy measures start to stabilise activity around mid-year.
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Those readings would likely confirm analysts' expectations that activity in China is likely to cool for a few more months before a host of support measures start to stabilise business conditions.
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According to Fitch's base case, Essonne's operating margin should improve to 11.4% in 2016 from an estimated 9.9% in 443, and then stabilise at close to 10% in 2017 and 2018.
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LUSAKA, July 16 (Reuters) - Zambia should step up its implementation of austerity measures to rein in soaring debt and stabilise the economy, newly appointed finance minister Bwalya Ng'andu said on Tuesday.
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Since it invested in Freeport in August, Mr Icahn's firm has acquired two seats on the board, and the miner has halted the dividend and shrunk operations to stabilise its debt.
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In early November, the central bank ditched its foreign exchange peg of 8.8 pounds per dollar and, to help stabilise the newly floated currency, raised interest rates by 300 basis points.
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Fund investors, bankers and corporate sellers have rounded on the yuan since late December and it has taken action by Beijing described by some dealers as "nuclear" to stabilise the currency.
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He said the federal budget included over 100 billion euros to stabilise pensions and should be able to weather the lost revenue associated with waiving taxes on certain retired-pegged investments.
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ALGIERS, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Algeria's energy minister says there is a consensus among OPEC and non-OPEC members about the need to stabilise the oil market, state news agency APS reported.
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It helps stabilise cross-border capital flows, refills hard-currency reserves, and makes it easier for companies to refinance in dollars, since there will now be benchmark issues to price against.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman told Reuters on Thursday that the kingdom would support the extending the output cut deal in a bid to stabilise oil demand and supply.
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Beijing recently dashed hopes it would loosen its grip on those measures to stabilise the economy, saying it will not use the property market as a form of short-term stimulus.
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China's central bank surprised markets by not issuing targeted medium-term loans in October, adding to uncertainty over how policymakers plan to stabilise the economy as growth nears 30-year lows.
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In an attempt to stabilise the Turkish lira amid a selloff in recent weeks, the central bank turned to a series of back-door tightening measures including keeping repo auctions closed.
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We expect capex to stabilise at around IDR7 trillion-8 trillion, driven by the rollout of its Long-Term Evolution (LTE) network and the expansion of mobile coverage outside of Java.
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Wall Street's S&P 500 scored its highest close since early January on Thursday after oil staged a turnaround on speculation that a March meeting of major producers might stabilise prices.
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They have helped stabilise government finances while causing economic pain for Egyptians who have seen price increases for basic goods and services since the exchange rate was liberalised in late 20203.
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The ratings also reflect our expectations that the city's operating performance will stabilise in the medium term, while the national preferential payment mechanism will continue to ensure timely debt servicing repayment.
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Argentina's central bank at an emergency meeting on Thursday voted unanimously to raise its benchmark rate to 60 percent from 45 percent, however, the unexpected move failed to stabilise the peso.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The main factors that individually, or collectively, could trigger negative rating action include: - Failure to consolidate the budget deficit and stabilise debt levels, or to ease domestic financing conditions.
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Fitch expects the aggregate debt of the public sector including SOEs to stabilise over the next three years, due to sustained GDP growth, moderate deficits and a low debt service cost.
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The rate hike was expected to help stabilise the rupee as rising imports and outflows due to rupee bond sales by foreign investors have exerted pressure on the currency, analysts said.
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Denting the bullion's appeal, Asian shares advanced on Monday as encouraging Chinese data suggested the world's second-biggest economy may be starting to stabilise due to ramped-up stimulus from Beijing.
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The share of Dutch women working full-time peaks at age 25-30 and then falls, never to recover—quite unlike the pattern for men, who peak later and then stabilise.
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SEOUL, March 10 (Reuters) - South Korea pledged on Tuesday to temporarily tighten stock short-selling rules to stabilise local financial markets, Finance Minister Hong Nam-ki said at a scheduled meeting.
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NMC said earlier this month it would ask for an informal debt standstill to stabilise its finances and confirmed that it had hired Moelis to advise it in talks with banks.
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Central bank governor John Mangudya said in a monetary policy statement that increasing interest rates would stabilise inflation, last published at 175% in June, and ease pressure on the exchange rate.
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Adding further pressure, the head of the International Energy Agency, an adviser to the United States and other industrialised countries, on Thursday called on Saudi Arabia to help stabilise the market.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A current margin consistently below 10%, combined with a direct risk payback ratio consistently above 17 years and failure to stabilise direct risk stock, could lead to a downgrade.
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GENEVA, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Air cargo markets, an economic bellwether linked to global trade, are beginning to stabilise after a downturn in 2019, the International Air Transport Association said on Thursday.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa, who cut short a trip to Egypt to deal with the crisis, said on Wednesday Eskom will work to stabilise the power grid by the end of March.
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Some 160,000 employees are now looking to her to stabilise, at long last, a firm whose institutional roots date to 1811, when Friedrich Carl Krupp established a steel factory in Essen.
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"The yuan's performance today reflects regulators' desire to stabilise the market," a trader at a foreign bank said, adding Trump's comments lacked enough substance to provide a longer-term market lead.
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But analysts believe pork price inflation may be close to a peak as recent policies to stabilise production and support the recovery of the pig herd have begun to show results.
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Shares in China's securities firms extended a rebound on Thursday as investors bet Beijing's recent pledges to promote the development of the capital markets would help stabilise the country's stock markets.
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The envisaged rebalancing of fiscal and monetary policy would stabilise the management of the economy and give authorities room to manoeuvre in case of unforeseen shocks in the future, Njoroge said.
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President Cyril Ramaphosa, who cut short a trip to Egypt to deal with the crisis, said on Wednesday Eskom will work to stabilise the power grid by the end of March.
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China will step up financial support for private and small firms, appropriately expand investment, and stabilise foreign trade to boost employment, the state council said in a statement on its website.
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Since December, China has resorted to capital controls on both outbound investment deals and individual dollar conversion, and sometimes the squeeze from offshore yuan market liquidity, to stabilise the yuan exchange rate.
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The Adani Group, which handles about a third of India's imported coal, expects "rail transportation challenges" to lead to a "reasonable rise in imports" until fiscal year 2021 when they will stabilise.
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The main reason China's forex reserves fell in 2016 was because the central bank used them to stabilise the yuan, the country's foreign exchange regulator said in a statement after the data.
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Business surveys have suggested manufacturing may be steadying in response to a host of government stimulus measures, but analysts do not expect the broader economy to convincingly stabilise until around mid-year.
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Jokes apart, Cameron sought to shore up his legacy as a reforming prime minister, highlighting his government's efforts to stabilise the post-financial crisis economy and the passing of gay marriage laws.
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Hopes of stimulus by major economies to stave off a global recession have helped equities in the past week stabilise, but the STOXX 600 is still on course to end August lower.
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China's central bank injected 1.7 trillion yuan ($243 billion) on Monday and Tuesday to stabilise markets that fell heavily on heightened fears over the potential economic fallout from the fast-spreading coronavirus.
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"Support from the PBOC (People's Bank of China) is helping stabilise things, whilst there does not yet appear to be a serious escalation in the rate of new cases in China," Markets.
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Not the parody of strength involved in tough talk against refugees, but the resolve, will and diplomatic skill needed to negotiate peace settlements, stabilise insecure countries and uphold the rule of law.
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DAR ES SALAAM, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Tanzanian President John Magufuli said on Wednesday the central bank should start buying the country's gold to curb smuggling and build reserves to stabilise the currency.
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Concern over economic growth last week drove the dollar to its worst performance in more than four years, until solid numbers on U.S. unemployment and wage growth helped it stabilise on Friday.
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Oil prices have tanked over 30 percent from their $86.74 a barrel peak in early October, even as analysts question whether the recent OPEC output cut would do much to stabilise prices.
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The dollar rose 0.2 percent against a basket of six major currencies to 90.32 as risk appetite improved and Wall Street's main indexes advanced, helping the U.S. currency stabilise after recent declines.
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"We expect the bonds to stabilise around these levels until we have further details of the liability management or firm indications of interest in the share sale from institutional investors," BNPP said.
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In London, Cetinkaya confirmed that message, telling his audience of money managers he intended to keep rates around current levels as long as needed, to meet inflation targets and stabilise the lira.
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The Powerpack system aims to "stabilise the South Australian grid" and supply enough power for over 30,000 homes, which is about equal to the amount of homes that lost power in September.
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The discrepancy between production and supply figures in January and February may be related to an attempt to stabilise domestic crude stockpiles after an unusually large draw down over the past year.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Leverage Still High: Fitch expects Guangzhou R&F's leverage to stabilise at around 9083%-60% in 2016-2017 after peaking at 61.3% at end-2014 following aggressive land banking.
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The central bank ditched its foreign exchange peg of 8.8 pounds per dollar in early November, and to help stabilise the newly floated currency it raised interest rates by 300 basis points.
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"Based on the market shifting into deficit, copper prices will find a floor in the first half of 2016, averaging $4,22 a tonne for the year and (will )stabilise thereafter," BMI said.
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We expect net external debt (47% of GDP) and external debt service (21% of CXR) are to stabilise over the forecast period, although they are more than double their respective 'B' medians.
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What is more likely is that coal output in the United States may stabilise, with higher production of coking coal used to make steel offsetting any declines in coal for power generation.
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Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu also told reporters that an extension to the cartel's cuts, which are an attempt to stabilise oil prices, was possible since volumes of oil stocks were still a challenge.
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Reforming state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and the financial sector will be vital for cutting overcapacity and debt levels, it said, adding that the government would improve policy transparency and stabilise market expectations.
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PrivatBank's nationalisation highlights the importance of fiscal consolidation to expand fiscal headroom to absorb shocks and stabilise government debt, and the challenge of anchoring the fiscal gains of the last two years.
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"Destabilising the market is in America's interest ... cooperation between the members of (the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) OPEC and non-OPEC oil producer states will stabilise the market," he said.
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The decline, which is likely to continue this year, should allow prices for key fertiliser diammonium phosphate (DAP) to stabilise at last year's levels of around $703-$350 a tonne, Guryev said.
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But the challenges of managing it are becoming more complex as dispatchable fossil fuel generators with lots of spinning momentum that help stabilise frequency are replaced by intermittent wind and solar generators.
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The central bank ditched its foreign exchange peg at 8.8 pounds per dollar in early November, and to help stabilise the newly floated currency it raised interest rates by 300 basis points.
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The bank's 'CCC' Long-term Issuer Default Rating could stabilise at its current level or be upgraded if the recapitalisation is implemented without any losses being imposed on senior third-party creditors.
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"The dollar has managed to stabilise versus the yen but its rise above 110.00 looks precarious as trade tensions linger in the background," said Shin Kadota, senior strategist at Barclays in Tokyo.
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It said the 2020 forecast assumed that conditions would stabilise in the second half of the year, adding that growth could be "significantly" below the new forecast if the virus epidemic persisted.
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While analysts expect Venezuelan production to more or less stabilise at current levels of around 700,000-800,000 bpd for the rest of the year, Iranian oil production is forecast to fall further.
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Financial markets have not reacted to the rift, but investors and traders are wary, as they want to see policymakers working closely together to stabilise India's fragile banking system and roiled markets.
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Renewed pressure on the currency and attempts to stabilise it could further endanger Turkey's lean foreign currency reserves, leaving the country potentially with little room to defend the lira if sanctions tightened.
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"(The regulators') mood is very clear, they want to clarify the plan as quickly as possible to stabilise expectations, and reduce potential risks as much as possible," said one of the sources.
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Russia's defence ministry said the readiness of parties in the Libyan conflict to support a ceasefire had created a positive atmosphere, Interfax reported, amid a diplomatic push to stabilise the situation there.
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The squeeze on lending could help stabilise the lira, which has fallen some 12 percent this year, after a full-blown currency crisis wiped out 30 percent of its value last year.
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The euro's decline helped stabilise the greenback, which has come under pressure as central banks of other major economies begin to move toward tighter monetary policy amid a more synchronised global recovery.
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China's economy is expanding at the slowest pace in nearly 30 years and could face greater downward pressure next year, but policymakers have vowed more support to stabilise growth and prevent risks.
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But several other key credit gauges remained stuck at record lows or fell to new lows, suggesting China's policymakers will need to step up support efforts soon to stabilise the slowing economy.
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"I'm disappointed ... I just think the government should have been willing to just do more: intervene, stabilise the situation and then allow a longer term plan to develop," McDonnell told the BBC.
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The index had risen 1.1% by midday, after BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda made an emergency statement that the central bank will take necessary steps to stabilise markets jolted by the coronavirus outbreak.
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Deputy Prime Minister Ghassan Hasbani, speaking to Reuters on Thursday, said the draft budget would stabilise the financial situation and avoid "catastrophe" but it fell short of the major structural reforms Lebanon needs.
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Moody's said the cash injections from the state were credit positive for Eskom but would do no more than stabilise the company's debt burden, and a long-term solution would still be needed.
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That is because a solid U.S. economy should help the view that the global economy will stabilise, and encourage investors searching out yield to move into emerging markets for higher returns, he said.
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"The recent comments from Chinese officials suggest they want to stabilise their currency, otherwise a sharp currency drop may fuel capital outflows," said Manuel Oliveri, an FX strategist at Credit Agricole in London.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Members of the United Nations on Wednesday signed the Singapore Convention on Mediation, an agreement it hopes will make it easier to settle cross-border commercial disputes and stabilise trade relationships.
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Battulga inherits a $5.5 billion International Monetary Fund-led bailout intended to stabilise the economy of the debt-laden country and lessen its dependence on China, which purchases 80 percent of Mongolia's exports.
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WELLINGTON, Nov 29 (Reuters) - New Zealand's central bank governor said on Wednesday that he would look for the country's house prices to continue to stabilise before the bank removed restrictions on mortgage lending.
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Supporters say the battery will help stabilise the grid after the state, which gets more than 40 percent of its electricity from wind energy, suffered a string of blackouts and soaring energy prices.
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A government adviser said last month that China's exports would likely return to growth this year, as commodity prices stabilise and the impact of the appreciation in the U.S. dollar is gradually absorbed.
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Solar power has grown fast on the island of Kyushu, but the unstable output during the day depends on weather patterns and can create a headache for Kyushu Electric to stabilise the grid.
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The central bank lifted its main lending rate by 600 basis points to 23.25 percent last week in an effort to stabilise the metical and tame inflation which hit 22 percent in August.
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In the medium term, there will have to be more oil and gas drilling to stabilise gas production and meet growing demand, and that requires higher prices for oil, gas and hydrocarbon liquids.
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SHANGHAI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - China's central bank said on Tuesday that its huge liquidity injections through open market operations this week showed its determination to stabilise financial market expectations and restore market confidence.
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If they loosen policy it will take until the middle of next year to see any tangible effects and any loosening is likely to only stabilise the economy, not give it a boost.
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Saudi Arabia and other Gulf producers in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries have been delivering more than their share of promised cuts to stabilise the market and prevent prices from falling.
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Progress in the bid by Fridman's LetterOne (L1) fund to buy the roughly 70 percent of the company it does not already own would help stabilise the situation, DIA said in a statement.
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According to our base case scenario, the department's long-term debt should stabilise or slightly decrease in 2016 before progressively increasing to above EUR400m over the medium term (around 65% of current revenue).
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Beijing has been rolling out support measures for months to reduce the risk of a sharper slowdown, and more are expected, but many analysts do not expect activity to convincingly stabilise until summer.
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China stepped up efforts to stabilise the yuan, with the central bank saying it would implement a reserve requirement ratio for some banks involved in the offshore renminbi market, effective from Jan. 25.
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Polish policymakers agree that a wait-and-see monetary strategy is optimal for now as inflation is expected to stabilise after rising in early 2017, central bank governor Adam Glapinski said on Wednesday.
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The selling of dollars, especially during thin lira trade early and late in the day, helped to stabilise the currency but raised worries that Turkey was shedding more of its hard currency reserves.
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"Trade war rhetoric will continue to guide markets, but the comments from Saudi Arabia could lead to unprecedented action to stabilise prices," said Alfonso Esparza, a Toronto-based senior market analyst at Oanda.
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Repo transactions are important to the functioning of financial markets by helping to broaden, stabilise and provide an efficient source of lending to money markets, according to the International Capital Markets Association (ICMA).
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Sales in industrial operations, which accounted for nearly a quarter of Schaeffler's 13.4 billion euros ($14.60 billion) of group revenue in 2016, are beginning to stabilise, Chief Executive Klaus Rosenfeld said on Wednesday.
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The government offered a fiscal package of about 27 billion rupees ($400 million) a year, in November to provide subsidised credit to exporters, hoping it could marginally help stabilise exports in coming months.
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However the company has already demonstrated its ability to stabilise operations trends even against tough competition, which drove our revision of the Outlook on its 'BBB+' rating to Stable from Negative last year.
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If the divergence between WPI and CPI is indeed distorting the data, its nefarious impact should soon disappear as year-on-year readings of commodity prices stabilise and so reunite the two series.
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Aminu Gwadabe, head of Nigeria exchange bureaus, told Reuters he expected the naira to stabilise around 380-400 to the dollar, but added that the central bank must review the multiplicity of rates.
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China, with a sales surge of more than 30% in the second quarter, was a bright spot for the company, as its established markets, including the United States, stabilise after a shaky 3.93.
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He said Brazil had larger oil reserves than some OPEC members and that the country would help stabilise the global market as it becomes one of the top six producers in the world.
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The Indian rupee touched a record low of 69.13 per dollar and Indonesia said it too had intervened to stabilise its currency, the rupiah, as it dropped to an almost 23-year trough.
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Supporters, however, say it will help stabilise the grid in a state that now gets more than 40 percent of its electricity from wind energy, but needs help when the wind dies down.
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TOKYO, March 10 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan will not hesitate to take additional steps if necessary to stabilise markets, which are making "nervous" movements, a senior central bank official said on Tuesday.
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Globally, the escalating virus pandemic has prompted policymakers to slash rates and open liquidity taps to stabilise economies left almost comatose due to quarantined consumers, broken supply chains, paralysed transportation and depleted shops.
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China's onshore spot yuan eased for a 10th session on Wednesday, the longest losing streak since December 2015, despite the central bank setting a firmer-than-expected midpoint to help stabilise the currency.
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BEIJING, Dec 1 (Reuters) - China's vice premier said the country must resolutely achieve the target of pig production recovery, and stabilise pork supply for the upcoming holidays, the official Xinhua News Agency reported.
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The group's Helios hospital division, which has continued to stabilise in Germany and grow in Spain, will keep looking for opportunities to expand this year after making several acquisitions in Colombia, Sturm said.
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"Whether we can stabilise this week will depend on the U.S. jobs report," said Peter Chatwell, head of euro rates strategy at Mizuho, referring to U.S. non-farm payrolls data due on Friday.
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However, Hong Hao, managing director of research at BOCOM International, said that Beijing's policy mix can only temporarily stabilise growth expectations, as there are growth limits on China's money supply, debt and investment.
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But he failed to predict how quickly the education market would shift from textbooks to digital products, resulting in sales falling for five years until this year, when it forecasts revenue will stabilise.
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"At present, China's employment situation is generally stable, but risks and challenges at home and abroad are increasing and the pressure to stabilise employment is increasing," the State Council said in a statement.
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"At present, China's employment situation is generally stable, but risks and challenges at home and abroad are increasing and the pressure to stabilise employment is increasing," the State Council said in a statement.
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MADRID, March 27 (Reuters) - The latest data from Spain's health ministry show the death toll from the coronavirus is beginning to stabilise, health emergency chief Fernando Simon told a news conference on Friday.
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The government is still making changes to tax rates, filing deadlines, and other features, making it difficult to stabilise the system, they said, declining to be identified for fear of losing future government contracts.
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He has so far resisted U.N. pressure to accept a power-sharing settlement to stabilise Libya, using his leverage as an ally of the West in attempts to stem Islamist militancy in North Africa.
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The increase, coming on top of a 1.7 billion franc rise the week before, seemed to show the Swiss National Bank (SNB) had continued its foreign currency purchases to stabilise the franc, analysts said.
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Eskom, which has been embroiled in a governance crisis and allegations of undue influence in awarding tenders, said in a statement it would address governance concerns and stabilise the firm through its new board.
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BEIJING, Aug 27 (Reuters) - China's southwestern province of Sichuan, the country's top pig-farming province, is removing some restrictions on hog production to stabilise supply after an epidemic of African swine fever reduced herds.
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The outbreak of the coronavirus, which the World Health Organization has declared a global health emergency, threatens to disrupt swathes of Chinese manufacturing and will force policymakers to ready measures to stabilise the economy.
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This may be down to the efforts of governments and central banks to stabilise their economies after the crisis, including pressuring commercial banks to extend credit and the use of ultra-low interest rates.
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Illango Patchamuthu, the World Bank country director, said Pakistan had benefited from a collapse in global oil prices and tough fiscal measures by the government over the past few years to stabilise the economy.
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The government's economic management faces intense scrutiny under a $918-million International Monetary Fund programme that began last year and is designed to reduce inflation and the budget deficit and stabilise the cedi currency.
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Saudi Arabia's oil minister Ali al-Naimi discussed cooperation between OPEC members and other oil producers to stabilise the global oil market with his Venezuelan counterpart on Sunday, according to state news agency SPA.
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Besides sidelining the dos Santos clan, he has pushed through a law making foreign investment easier, by removing a requirement to have a local partner, and asked the IMF how to stabilise the economy.
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Beijing is counting on a recovery in infrastructure investment to help stabilise the world's second-largest economy as the U.S.-China trade war drags on, weighing on its vast manufacturing sector and business confidence.
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LONDON, Feb 22 (Reuters) - British education company Pearson said it expected company wide sales to stabilise this year before growing again in 2020 and beyond, as it reported 2018 profits in line with forecasts.
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Qatari energy minister Mohammad bin Saleh al-Sada said the step would help to stabilise the oil market, which has experienced price declines not seen since the early 123s because of a supply glut.
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Nearly two-thirds of the year's drop came between August and December, hinting at the scope of the central bank's attempts to stabilise the yuan after its surprise devaluation of the currency on Aug.
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Further RRR reductions are expected in coming quarters, but most analysts do not see a cut in benchmark interest rates just yet, as policymakers wait to see if earlier steps begin to stabilise activity.
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Fitch's expects that near-term refinancing pressures will be alleviated through some combination of multilateral and bilateral support, giving the new government time and space to implement macroeconomic policy reforms and stabilise economic conditions.
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Nandalal Weerasinghe, the central bank's senior deputy governor, on Thursday said the rupee will stabilise and the monetary authority will intervene to smooth high volatility as there is no reason for a weaker currency.
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But risk appetite came back slightly in Asian and early European trading after Trump said he expects a "great deal" with China and Beijing made a fresh attempt to stabilise the country's stock markets.
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But such were the circumstances on December 16th 2015 when American lawmakers voted to lift a 40-year-old ban on most crude-oil exports, which was originally designed to stabilise domestic oil prices.
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So far, the United States, keen for India to do more to help stabilise Afghanistan through economic and security assistance, has held off public criticism of renewed Indian efforts to develop the Iranian corridor.
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It also stressed coordination with government policy in fighting inflation, saying its first objective was to bring down inflation to single digits, and then gradually reduce it and stabilise it at around 5 percent.
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Its allies among trade unions and social movements are considering roadblocks and perhaps a general strike—especially if Mr Temer were to pursue the measures needed to stabilise the economy, which they dub "neoliberal".
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Parekh has set out a three-year plan for Infosys - the first year in fiscal 20.7 to stabilise, the second year to start to build momentum and the third year to start to accelerate.
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Still, Sonatrach has invested to stabilise and increase production at its large, mature fields and expects to bring five new gas fields online in the south of the country despite delays from state bureaucracy.
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The average net leverage for the top three telecom operators are likely to stabilise at below 2.0x, following deleveraging in 2015-2017 by Indosat and XL to reduce their exposure to foreign-currency debt.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was a touch lower, having swung up on Tuesday after Chinese officials came out in force to signal more measures to stabilise a slowing economy.
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Gene told Reuters that implementing fiscal and monetary policy reforms, including the removal of exchange restrictions to stabilise the exchange rate and inflation, would be hard without external funding and after a severe drought.
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NEW DELHI, March 12 (Reuters) - India's central bank is likely to announce liquidity-boosting measures to help stabilise financial markets which have fallen sharply due to the coronavirus outbreak, a source said on Thursday.
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ENVOY TO VISIT At a separate meeting, the South Korean government also pledged to invest 5 trillion won ($4.12 billion) from 2020 to 2022 to stabilise supply chains in affected sectors of the economy.
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TOKYO, March 2 (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Monday the central bank would take necessary steps to stabilise financial markets as the coronavirus outbreak clouds the outlook for the economy.
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Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio said on Monday there was no risk of speculators attacking the country's financial markets and that the government was working to stabilise the economic and financial situation.
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Many China watchers also predict that pork price inflation may be close to a peak as recent policies to stabilise production and support the recovery of the pig herd have begun to show results.
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Despite a flurry of growth-boosting measures since last year, including a push by regulators to ramp up lending, China's economic growth has slowed to near 30-year lows and has yet to stabilise.
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ANKARA, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Turkish Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Friday that the government will stabilise inflation at single digits by strengthening production, after annual inflation rose slightly more than expected in December.
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Mainland Chinese shares slumped more than six percent to a 20.5-month low in another sign that authorities in Beijing have their work cut out in their efforts to stabilise the fickle domestic markets.
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"Even a market-friendly president won't be able to stabilise the public finances and boost potential growth significantly," William Jackson, chief emerging markets economist at Capital Economics, wrote in a note earlier this week.
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It would also look to stabilise debt relative to gross domestic product, which has dropped thanks to strong economic growth in the past three years and ended at 34.6 percent of GDP in 2017.
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Khan's government is seeking to stabilise a wobbly economy with the IMF loan agreed in principle but contingent on Pakistan pushing ahead with reforms and measures to curb ballooning current and fiscal account deficits.
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His resignation comes more than a week after struggling state-owned power utility Eskom said its CEO, Phakamani Hadebe, was stepping down for health reasons after leading efforts to stabilise the highly indebted state firm.
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Jarana's resignation comes more than a week after struggling state-owned power utility Eskom said its CEO, Phakamani Hadebe, was stepping down for health reasons after leading efforts to stabilise the highly indebted state firm.
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The new FX limits are one of a series of government steps taken to stabilise the currency after the 2018 crisis cut its value by 36% in two years and tipped Turkey's economy into recession.
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Chinese stocks also ended higher on Tuesday as the central bank vowed to stabilise the market, after a coronavirus-led rout that erased almost $400 billion of market value from Shanghai's benchmark index on Monday.
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More Rationalised Competition: Fitch expects price competition in the Thai telecom sector to stabilise in 21000H2110 and 21000 as operators shift their focus to profitability rather than market share, and scale down their handset subsidies.
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WARSAW, April 5 (Reuters) - Poland's inflation will likely stabilise at a "moderate" level in the coming quarters, the central bank said on Wednesday, explaining its decision to keep interest rates at an all-time low.
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They are also anticipating that U.S. refineries will process record amounts of crude to stabilise gasoline inventories this summer and then build distillates stocks before new maritime fuel rules at the end of the year.
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Deutsche's shares slid by 4 percent on Thursday to a new historic low, dealing a fresh blow to Chief Executive Christian Sewing's bid to stabilise the bank after three years of losses under previous management.
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INVENTORIES STABILISE A further factor is that the sharp decline in China's port inventories appears to have stopped, with stockpiles holding around the 115 million tonne level for the past three weeks.
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Outbound M&A activity plunged in 2017 by a third to US$140bn from 2016's record levels of US$218bn after Beijing imposed capital controls to stem speculative investment and stabilise a weakening renminbi.
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Economists widely expect a steep devaluation in the pound but say such a bold move would be accompanied by a significant hike in key interest rates to stabilise the currency, attract inflows and avoid dollarisation.
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EPH and Seven Energy are betting the plants will need to remain operational over the next 20 years for back-up power to stabilise grids when demand outstrips supply from less predictable wind and solar.
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S&P analysts said during a teleconference the agency does not expect China's credit growth peaking within one to two years but added risks to the sovereign rating will stabilise in the next few years.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday that Iranian President Hassan Rouhani had assured him the situation in Iran, where protests have left 21 people dead, would stabilise in a day or two.
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Sources told the FT that officials in China want the situation in Hong Kong to stabilise before making a final decision, as they do not want to be seen to be giving in to violence.
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Future developments that may, individually or collectively, result in a revision of the Outlook to Stable include: - Progress on fiscal consolidation leading to greater confidence that public debt/GDP will stabilise over the medium term.
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The rupee will stabilise and the monetary authority will intervene to smooth high volatility as there is no reason for a weaker currency, Nandalal Weerasinghe, senior deputy governor at the central bank, said last week.
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Hadebe has been leading efforts to stabilise Eskom, a company at the heart of corruption scandals surrounding ousted president Jacob Zuma, as interim CEO since January after an intervention by then-Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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OPEC member Nigeria expects oil producers to agree a supply freeze at a meeting in Doha next month which should stabilise crude prices even if Iran does not join, its petroleum minister said on Wednesday.
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Traders were also cautious ahead of readings on China's factory activity (0100 GMT), hoping for more signs that the world's second-largest economy is starting to stabilise in response to a flurry of stimulus measures.
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Beijing has already begun adding fiscal stimulus policies to its toolkit this year, hoping that billions of dollars in additional tax cuts and infrastructure spending will help to stabilise the economy alongside more bank lending.
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The PBOC's decision to trim medium-term borrowing costs comes after it surprised markets by not issuing targeted medium-term loans in October, adding to uncertainty over how policymakers plan to stabilise the slowing economy.
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Economists, including those at AMP and Citibank, now forecast home prices to stabilise, citing the unexpected re-election of the country's pro-business coalition government in May together with predictions of an RBA rate cut.
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However, failure to stabilise performance, prevent further capital erosion, and ultimately return the bank to private ownership could undermine the recovery of the economy and risk further build-up of contingent liabilities for the sovereign.
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The new technology "not only enables chemicals to be produced sustainably, it also serves as an energy store, can respond to power fluctuations and help stabilise the grid," Evonik and Siemens said in a statement.
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Fitch expects the share of 'AA' to 'AAA' treasury assets to stabilise at around 65% in the coming years (2908: 20534%) The bank benefits from strong access to capital markets and a diversified investor base.
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NATO defence ministers agreed in February to a bigger "train-and-advise" mission in Iraq after a U.S. call for the alliance to help stabilise the country after three years of war against Islamic State.
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Things only began to stabilise when Saudi Arabia's OPEC chief hit the wires in European hours, saying there was a growing consensus among oil pumping countries that they needed to continue to "rebalance" the market.
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Agrokor's interim council of creditors said they supported the work of the company's crisis management team and its advisers as they had managed to stabilise Agrokor's business and pave the way for the final settlement.
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Having led the index lower on Monday following disappointing data from China, they rallied along with the price of copper after China pumped in an estimated $20 billion to stabilise its equity and currency markets.
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China's economy grew 21 percent in the second quarter from a year earlier, steady from the first quarter and slightly better than expected as the government stepped up efforts to stabilise growth in the economy.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday his country is consulting with Saudi Arabia and other producers to achieve oil market stability, bolstering hopes that oil producing nations could take action to stabilise prices.
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"Overall, it means that the PBOC is following the 19th Congress's mandate to stabilise the financial sector during the financial sector clean-up, " Iris Pang, Greater China economist at ING, said in a Monday note.
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Intended to prevent capital flight and stabilise the peso, the measures are the final humiliation for Mr Macri, a businessman who promised to revive the economy by scrapping controls and reforming a bloated public sector.
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TAIPEI, March 11 (Reuters) - Taiwan's financial authority said on Wednesday it has readied plans to stabilise the island's stock market amid worries that a coronavirus outbreak could increase market volatility and destabilize the financial system.
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BEIJING, March 12 (Reuters) - China's Premier Li Keqiang has said the impact of the coronavirus epidemic on China's economy must not be underestimated, but in any case China must spare no effort to stabilise employment.
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On plans to stabilise local bond markets, Hong said he hopes to use more than 5 trillion won for companies facing a liquidity crunch, which is likely to be deployed on an as-needed basis.
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The Chinese government will also implement measures to ensure supply of pork and stabilise pork prices, which have spiked as African swine fever spreads through China's hog herd, state-run CCTV reported after the meeting.
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They will therefore on Sunday try to move the lander by spinning the flywheel that helped to stabilise it during its descent and landing on the comet, which is travelling as fast as 135,000 kph.
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Kier has also said it would sell its housebuilding and property businesses, cut about 1,200 jobs and suspend its dividend for at least two years in its bid to lower debt and stabilise the business.
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PARIS, Jan 3 (Reuters) - France's priority is to stabilise the Middle East, French Junior Foreign Affairs Minister Amelie de Montchalin said on Friday after a U.S. air strike killed Iran's Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani.
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The Bank of Ghana has worked to reduce inflation that has been persistently above government targets, just one of the problems facing a country following an International Monetary Fund aid programme to stabilise its economy.
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But he failed to predict how quickly the education market would shift from textbooks to digital products, resulting in sales falling for more than five years until this year, when it forecasts revenue will stabilise.
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"Going forward, and with increasing evidence of China policy easing, global growth is likely to stabilise, with some rotation in the marginal growth impulse from the US towards the rest of the world," it says.
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Japanese stocks rallied on Monday after the Bank of Japan said it would take necessary steps to stabilise markets and revealed it bought a record amount of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) linked to Japanese shares.
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Fitch Ratings said on Wednesday that while the draft budget targets fiscal consolidation, it did not expect full implementation and additional fiscal and structural reforms would be needed to stabilise the debt-to-GDP ratio.
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