Brent oil prices stabilised above $59, safely above their three-month low of $58.50 and 10-year U.S. Treasury yields stabilised above 1.60% after briefly dipping below that level on Monday.
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Oil prices stabilised after falling more than 3% earlier. .
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After taking an early hit, Qatar's financial markets have stabilised.
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Casual use seems to have fallen; heavy use has stabilised.
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Vladimir Putin's approval rating had stabilised at more than 21990%.
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Both ships have been stabilised and no injuries were reported.
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After they had been stabilised they were taken to KCH.
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It added that customer confidence in its offering has stabilised.
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It has stabilised at around 13 pesos to the dollar.
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Energy stocks rose as oil prices stabilised following overnight gains.
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And a stabilised Assad regime doesn't mean a peace agreement.
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The Turkish lira stabilised after rebounding more than 8 percent overnight.
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It stabilised briefly before heading lower and was last around $20,683.
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The price of both has rebounded as China's growth has stabilised.
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Sterling stabilised, edging lower after a volatile week, last at $1.3383.
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It stabilised after a more than 1 percent fall on Monday.
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Markets had initially reacted with surprise and then stabilised, he added.
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Yet these rates too have stabilised as employment growth has moderated.
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Homeownership rates, which had been steadily falling, have stabilised since 235.
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The global market has since stabilised and European prices have recovered.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Completed and stabilised assets-occupancy rate to edge down to 86% in 2017-2018 due to a lower occupancy rate for pre-stabilised assets.
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As they have stabilised, inflation measures have moved back into positive territory.
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Global emissions have stabilised in the past three years, which is encouraging.
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However, earnings stabilised in 2016 with all business segments posting positive EBITDA.
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Banks' non-performing, special mention and restructured loan ratios stabilised in 2017.
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Margins have largely stabilised, except in Bulgaria, where further contraction is likely.
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The pound stabilised after hitting a 31-year low against the dollar.
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In 2016, the region's direct risk stabilised at RUB98.1 billion (2015: RUB98.4 billion).
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This had been on an upward trend since 2010, but stabilised in 2016.
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Both innovations seem to have consolidated or stabilised societies that had recently expanded.
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After its economy has stabilised, Venezuela will have to revive its oil industry.
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Although it burned through $40bn when the embargo began, the economy has stabilised.
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That stopped, and their battered share prices stabilised, only when they left Catalonia.
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Things have stabilised since the 90s, but this stability hasn't brought any joy.
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France's bond yields continued to fall as jitters about its upcoming election stabilised.
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Bitcoin, the world's biggest cryptocurrency, stabilised after soaring to new one-year highs.
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Power forwards stabilised at new highs set on Thursday as related commodities retreated.
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Third, the oil price has stabilised after appearing to be in free fall.
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Trump, meanwhile, clearly thinks they should be stabilised at a significantly lower level.
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"The ramp-up has stabilised and improved," MTU CEO Reiner Winkler told journalists.
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"The markets have certainly stabilised," said Kathleen Brooks, research director at City Index.
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Since April, the lari currency has stabilised and remittances and imports are growing.
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Gold stabilised around the $1,260 per ounce level after falling sharply last week.
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Markets had stabilised somewhat by 1600 GMT but the pound was still lower.
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While virus cases have stabilised in China, infections have been rapidly spreading elsewhere.
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But at a national level the market appears to have stabilised, surveys suggest.
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Yields on benchmark 10-year Polish bonds stabilised after falling sharply last week.
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However, foreclosed assets have lagged the NPL trend and only stabilised in 2015.
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The currency has over the past couple of weeks stabilised around 13,950 per dollar.
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Oil prices stabilised on Thursday, boosted by an unexpected draw in U.S. gasoline inventories.
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Russia's rouble firmed about 0.3 percent as oil prices stabilised near $60 a barrel.
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When the level stabilised early this century, it was put down to better maintenance.
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The number of vultures in the region has since stabilised, though they remain vulnerable.
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Liquidity has stabilised with deposit flows and the restructuring (maturity extensions) of bank Eurobonds.
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Traders said state banks then started selling dollars and the currency stabilised around 6.6450.
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Saudi Arabia and its allies believe prices should be stabilised around $75 a barrel.
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And it stabilised the exchange rate against the dollar, with help from the IMF.
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Mr Haftar believes that Libya can be stabilised only by a strongman (himself, naturally).
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The Islamic market share increased rapidly between 2005 and 2010 and has since stabilised.
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Though it has stabilised a bit, Syrians expect it to fall further in 2020.
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But from what we can tell, these efforts have not fully stabilised the business.
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The financial system was stabilised without costing taxpayers a dime and the auto industry rescued.
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Prices stabilised the next day on reports that producers were planning to discuss cutting output.
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We also expect profits to have stabilised in the financial year ending September 2016 (FY16).
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Oil prices stabilised on Friday amid OPEC supply cuts and tensions in the Middle East.
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Two stocks that were hit particularly hard by the legal case stabilised on Monday, however.
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It stabilised at 94.57 after falling to 94.35, its lowest since the end of July.
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The pound, after a few torrid days of trading immediately after the vote, has stabilised.
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The pound has stabilised and the FTSE 20.8 is up on its pre-referendum level.
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Having stabilised at the time of Freddie Gray's death, Baltimore's population is now falling again.
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Risk sentiment stabilised after China reported that exports rose in July, bolstering demand for the pound.
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France's bond yields continued to ease, however, as the recent jitters about its upcoming election stabilised.
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Russian 10-year yields have fallen 100 bps in the past month as oil prices stabilised.
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Sterling has stabilised since October partly because the post-referendum economy has so far beaten expectations.
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Last year the stock of bad loans stabilised; in 2017 more are likely to be sold.
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Rwanda's fiscal performance has largely been a function of stabilised current expenditure and falling capital expenditure.
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That said, operating income has stabilised and was up by 3% in 2Q16 compared with 1Q16.
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This triggered reputation damage at the bank, leading to serious liquidity problems which have since stabilised.
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Credit to the private sector has stabilised, but recovery in 2017 is likely to be muted.
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The economy has since stabilised, growing 2.2% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2018.
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Oil futures stabilised in Asia on Tuesday, after falling to their lowest since 1991 on Monday.
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RENAULT CHAIRMAN SENARD SAYS ONCE RENAULT-NISSAN ALLIANCE IS STABILISED, COULD BECOME ATTRACTIVE FOR OTHER PARTNERS
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Turnaround of Australian Beverages: Australian Beverage EBIT (around two-thirds of group EBIT) stabilised in 2015.
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Wheeler added that inflation expectations have stabilised and that some inflation pressures were beginning to come through.
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S. trade dispute, while currencies gained as oil prices stabilised amid concerns about a global supply glut.
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Shares linked to Xiao and his Beijing-based Tomorrow Group have stabilised since an initial sell-off.
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Only part of this margin improvement was due to lower commodity prices, which had stabilised by 1H7503.
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" DEMAND STABILISES Chief Executive Alexander Everke said: "We see a more stabilised consumer demand and smartphone demand.
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Santa Catarina and Paraná have stabilised their finances, as the federal government is now trying to do.
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Sisi's supporters say he has stabilised Egypt and needs more time to reform and develop the economy.
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Ten-year yields have stabilised at 36bp, after hitting 37bp earlier in the session, according to Tradeweb.
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While prices in smaller cities have stabilised in recent months, whether that can be sustained remains debatable.
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Therefore, we see that capital outflow has stabilised itself to this level of around 25 billion dollars.
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In the currency market, the dollar stabilised off its three-year lows against a basket of currencies.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has kept liquidity at a reasonable level, and has stabilised leverage.
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While fixed voice revenue is declining, the number of fixed access lines has stabilised at 7503 million.
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The sovereign's stabilised fiscal position has significantly reduced external liquidity risk and positively affected the economic environment.
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Holding the knife, so that the pip is stabilised, use a towel to twist the pip out.
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Oil prices stabilised, with a big draw in U.S. crude inventories neutralised by lingering trade war concerns.
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Despite the drop in sales, DSM stabilised earnings from materials as cost savings improved the profit margin.
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Reported asset quality has stabilised, although Fitch believes this was mostly due to government stimulus in 2H13.
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CATERPILLAR INC SAYS FREIGHT COST HAS STABILISED, EXPECTS INPUT COSTS TO BE LOWER GOING FORWARD- CONF. CALL
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The LME has at least stabilised activity after two years of outright contraction in 2015 and 117.
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"We've stabilised the situation and arrested a few dozen people already," Johannesburg police spokesman Wayne Minaar said.
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Elsewhere, the pound stabilised despite growing probability of Britain crashing out of the European Union on Oct.
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It stabilised around $1.22, having plumbed to a low of $1.2185 in Asia, its lowest since March 1.
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The dinar has stabilised against the euro (depreciating by 1.6% yoy in November 2016), helped by lower inflation.
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Sterling stabilised near $1.3150 as investors look towards next week's British parliamentary votes on a proposed Brexit withdrawal.
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Military units deter some violence, but after a drop the murder rate has stabilised at a high level.
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The IAB said the number of new arrivals had stabilised at about 16,000 refugees per month since April.
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The mark eventually stabilised and central banks tried to put a version of the gold standard back together.
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Copper prices also stabilised after falls this week, while the price of zinc hit a 15-month high.
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It stabilised around $1.22 on Tuesday after having slumped to $1.2185 in Asia, its lowest since March 1.
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Assa said sales in China, where demand has been falling following a building boom, stabilised in the quarter.
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Although the whole zone's PMI stabilised in April, some surveys in Germany and France dipped a little further.
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Against the euro, sterling stabilised near a 10-1/2 month low of 92.37 pence hit on Wednesday.
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The dollar also stabilised against other major currencies after its recent hit from fears about the tariff plan.
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In the United States too, 10-year yields rose off 15-month highs as world equity markets stabilised.
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The euro also stabilised at $1.10735, off its 3 1/2-month low of $1.0912 hit on Friday.
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Speaking at the International Monetary Fund's annual meeting, Draghi added that euro zone growth appeared to have stabilised.
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Federal government guarantees have stabilised at their 2013 levels and at end 2015 were at 15.4% of GDP.
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The health of the world's longest reigning monarch has "overall not yet stabilised", the palace said on Wednesday.
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The euro also stabilised at $1.1067, off its 83.80 1/2-month low of $1.0912 hit on Friday.
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It later stabilised but the yen remains on course for its biggest one-day rise in 20 months.
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It stabilised last year, growing 13 percent as oil prices rebounded and the service and agriculture sectors expanded.
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While indicators of inflation expectations remain at low levels, recently they have either stabilised or ticked up slightly.
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The peso stabilised in April after the IMF authorised the central bank to spend more money to defend it.
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The inflow of new non-performing exposures has stabilised, in line with the trends in the Italian banking sector.
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Baete said Pimco's new management team had stabilised the business and reduced outflows, though these have not yet ceased.
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Markets in China stabilised on Friday, but many traders remained braced for more market weakness in the first quarter.
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After years of declining contribution from European retail, operating profit has stabilised following a restructure of its Irish operations.
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Although the common currency slipped early this week after rallying 2.1 percent last week, it has stabilised around $1.1359 .
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Brazil's economy shrank in 2015 and 2016, and, although it has stabilised, the country faces a rumbling political crisis.
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In October that figure had stabilised at 210% and in November (the figure released today) fell slightly to 215%.
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The dollar briefly fell from around 104.10 yen to 103.85 yen or so after Aso's comments, but later stabilised.
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CNLP defines 'stabilised projects' as those in operation for more than 12 months or achieving a 90% occupancy rate.
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While Beijing appears to have stabilised the yuan for now, analysts say its long-term policy outlook remains unclear.
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"We think domestic sentiment on the ringgit has stabilised, with lower political uncertainty and improving commodity prices," it said.
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Policy stimulus has stabilised the economy in the previous few quarters, but leverage and financial risks continue to build.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES KD Group's leverage improving to below 2530%, in combination with stabilised profitability, could lead to an upgrade.
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In contrast, larger rival Hays Plc contended last month that markets had stabilised and there was a gradual improvement.
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A person on Reddit once even shared GIF of "Emilia Clarke's eyebrows stabilised" to show how much they move.
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The main issue is the stubbornly low price of platinum, which stabilised in 2016 after three years of losses.
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Exporters had converted dollars as investors' confidence stabilised after a $1 billion sovereign bond was repaid in mid-January.
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Exporters had converted dollars as investor confidence stabilised after a $1 billion sovereign bond was repaid in mid-January.
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The Outlook revision is driven by Fitch's view that the credit profile of Achmea Bank's parent - Achmea BV - has stabilised.
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Country Garden's EBITDA margins stabilised at around 14.8% in June 2016 from a historical low of 13.8% in December 2015.
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While Beijing appears to have stabilised the yuan for now, market players say its long-term policy outlook remains unclear.
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Italy's bond market stabilised after this week's selloff, with 10-year yield slightly lower on the day at 2.685 percent.
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As those four countries have stabilised or recovered, they have wholly or partly reversed their current-account deficits (see chart).
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The yen, which had jumped to five-month highs earlier this week, fell to 108.16 but later stabilised around 107.87.
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The ungainly half-replacement that Congress struggled to pass—branded "Trumpcare" by Democrats—has not stabilised insurance markets as promised.
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"We think current management have stabilised performance, with necessary costs sunk and measures taken to aid operational delivery," they wrote.
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According to Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao, spot gold could retest resistance at $13,439, having stabilised around support at $1,421.
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Italy's bond market stabilised after this week's selloff, with 10-year yield slightly lower on the day at 2.66 percent.
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China's total debt-to-GDP ratio has stabilised, a sign that the risk of financial crisis has faded (see chart).
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Fitch expects coverage to rise to above 7503x by end-2019 when more than 80% of CNLP's assets become stabilised.
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Dutch rival Randstad said this month a slide in European markets late last year stabilised at the start of 2019.
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"Markets have calmed down now that the renminbi has stabilised," said Thu Lan Nguyen, a strategist at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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Its impaired loans and financing ratio increased to 4.1% (end-2016) from 3.4% (end-0003) but has stabilised in 1H17.
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Elsewhere, the euro stabilised below the 1.20 line against the Swiss franc after briefly breaking above that line on Thursday.
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"As the growth of investment and trade stabilised and recovered, consumption grew steadily, and employment remained broadly stable," he said.
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Slowing growth has stabilised in recent months, but that is in large part thanks to a gusher of new credit.
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And now it has ambitions to expand, once the government has stabilised an economy in crisis and ended Sudan's isolation.
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European data has stabilised after losing momentum earlier this year, but sentiment remained cautious with French PMI data easing slightly.
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During his tenure, Cryan has stabilised the bank, raised capital, confronted legal challenges and managed the demands of greater regulation.
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They can point to a series of moves that have stabilised sentiment, including tougher capital controls and targeted policy tightening.
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But with signs sellers are now more willing to reduce their initial asking prices, volumes have stabilised, according to realtors.
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Interim direct risk stabilised at RU35.6 billion as of 1 August 2017 (2016: RUB35.6 billion or 69% of current revenue).
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Global markets more broadly have been hit by financial crisis in Turkey, though both the FTSE and European markets have stabilised.
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Cocoa bean prices fell by about a third during its fiscal year to the end of August, but have recently stabilised.
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Viability Rating upgrades for China's mid-tier banks are possible if Fitch believes the operating environment has stabilised, if not improved.
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But it has pushed through some reforms, eliminated its dependency on Russian gas, cleared its banking system and stabilised its economy.
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"Mnuchin's comments have at least stabilised the long end of the curve," said Lee Hardman, a currency economist with Japan's MUFG.
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Revenue has stabilised since a period of decline, which coincided with a central government campaign against conspicuous spending among public officials.
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But Ukraine's economy has stabilised and is less reliant on IMF loans, and the EU has granted Ukraine visa-free travel.
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Oil stocks ended flat as oil prices stabilised near $50 a barrel on signs that U.S. crude production may be slowing.
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Liquidity has recovered and stabilised following the deposit outflows in 2530, which had triggered the extraordinary liquidity support from the sovereign.
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The IMF said in March that it was "prepared to provide financial support once the political situation is clarified and stabilised".
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The pressure on capital outflows has eased in August as the currency market stabilised, the regulator said in a separate statement.
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House prices have stabilised in Ireland over the last year after recovering rapidly from a real estate crash a decade ago.
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"We can't go on like this ... the situation has stabilised .. but we need to work to improve our funding," he said.
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Euro zone government debt markets stabilised, with Italian bonds on steadier ground after suffering their worst day in over two months.
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But banks stabilised after Monday's fall, with Barclays rising 1.4 percent, even though Asia-exposed HSBC and Standard Chartered were flat.
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But it then stabilised at 2 percent year-on-year in March and April before easing to 1.8 percent in August.
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Mining investment also looked to have stabilised after several years of steep decline, and other industries were finally taking up the slack.
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With the dollar index retreating 211.19 percent, some of the emerging currencies that have sold off in recent days stabilised or rose.
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"Overall economic growth has come down, but has stabilised on a lower level," Chief Financial Officer Henry Schirmer said in an interview.
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Speaking of Italy's high debt levels, Iacovoni said it had stabilised and that the question now was about how to reduce it.
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"Eskom has stabilised and we don't anticipate load shedding for the rest of summer and winter," Brian Molefe told a news conference.
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The conflict, which has spilled into other areas and involves regular massacres of civilians, undermines Mr Sisi's claim to have stabilised Egypt.
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Among commodities, Oil prices stabilised as a tighter market looms in 2017 due to planned output cuts led by OPEC and Russia.
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Orenburg Region's fiscal performance stabilised in 2014-2015 with an operating surplus 10%, compared with a small deficit of 35303% in 2013.
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After months in decline the president's approval ratings have stabilised at 56% over the past two months, according to Poliarquía, a pollster.
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Actually, after a while, it stabilised where on the extreme wet he was just as quick as Nico on the inter behind.
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Cable has stabilised since Boris Johnson became Britain's new prime minister, but uncertainty remains about Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union.
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Cable has stabilised since Boris Johnson became Britain's new prime minister, but uncertainty remains on Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union.
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But as time passes, people take the stabilised system for granted and weaken regulation, sowing the seeds for the next mega-crisis.
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It said there were prospects for an increase in subsea project awards within the next 12 months as oil prices have stabilised.
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The field has now stabilised and its five-well program, aimed at increasing production, is underway at the field, the company said.
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It was down as much as 2119.36 percent against the dollar to a one-month low but later stabilised to trade flat.
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They then appointed current Barcelona boss Luis Enrique, who saw them out of trouble and stabilised them as a top-half club.
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However, global equity markets quickly stabilised after both the United States and Iran signalled they want to avoid a full-blown war.
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After a decline last year, demand in China stabilised in the past quarter, and the dealer body returned to a profitable position.
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It noted that growth had stabilised since 2012, after macro shocks in 2011, and due to a peaceful electoral cycle in 2013.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan is up 1.4 percent while Brent oil futures have stabilised under $40 a barrel.
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Italy's bonds stabilised, with two-year yields edging 2 bps lower and 10-year yields flat on the day as risk appetite recovered.
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But the BOJ's move was positive for the insurer, as it stabilised bank shares and reduced volatility in the bond market, he added.
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The Turkish lira stabilised after coming under sustained selling earlier in the week when consumer price inflation jumped to a 21383-year high.
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The bank also separately reported a 5.7 percent rise in third-quarter net profit as its bad loans ratio and interest margins stabilised.
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A floating dollar cushioned the economy against external aches; inflation stabilised around a target band of 2-3%; and government finances greatly improved.
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The Swiss franc has stabilised after its recent run to two-year highs and was last up 0.1% at 1.1038 versus the euro .
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After sharp yield falls last week, sparked by renewed U.S./China trade tensions and Brexit uncertainty, bond markets have stabilised in recent sessions.
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The dollar's gains tarnished gold, pushing it 0.2% lower to $1,403 per ounce while oil prices stabilised after falling more than 3% earlier. .
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In 2016, Yakutia's operating balance stabilised at a high 16.9% of operating revenue (13: 17.8%), up from an average 9.6% in 2012-2014.
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Business Transformation, Operating Margin Ahold's EBIT margin erosion stopped in 2015 and stabilised at 3.8%, above the average for other European food retailers.
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Spring barley ratings, which had fallen sharply since the late-June heatwave, stabilised at 72% good or excellent, unchanged from a week earlier.
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China's economy has stabilised in recent months on the back of increased government spending and a property rebound, but private investment remains weak.
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However, oil prices stabilised and metal prices recovered on Thursday, leaving the energy and mining sectors up 0.5 percent and 1.3 percent respectively.
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While this and other asset sales stabilised its liquidity, BTG's profit shrank to a six-year low in the second quarter of 2017.
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A Citigroup economic surprise index in Britain has dropped to its lowest levels in eight years while similar gauges in Europe have stabilised.
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As a result, foreign reserves have stabilised, rising by USD46 billion so far this year to USD3.06 trillion as of end-June 2017.
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Upside for KIB's VR could come from further improvement in the company profile, franchise and risk appetite, in addition to stabilised asset quality.
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However, markets across the globe stabilised somewhat on Friday, as central banks and governments took extraordinary measures to support businesses and the economy.
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"These numbers suggest that China's economy has stabilised following exhaustive efforts by the government and central bank," ING analysts said in a note.
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It broke a six-day losing streak on Tuesday, rising 0.25% as broader sentiment also stabilised after Trump said he expected Sino-U.
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Senard, who chairs the alliance's operating board, said that once the partnership had been stabilised, it could become attractive to other potential partners.
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"Streaming is growing, but part of that [number] is that physical revenue has stabilised," he said, referring to sales of CDs and vinyl.
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House prices have stabilised over the last year having shot up for five years following a severe crash just over a decade ago.
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However, both companies cautioned it was still too early to say if prices had stabilised after a double-digit decline seen last year.
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"China's commodity imports for November were stronger than expected, suggesting economic growth has stabilised after Q3's softness," said ANZ in a report.
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Brent oil futures are trading at $43.81 a barrel, near two-week lows, although they have stabilised in early Asian trade on Tuesday.
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Banks' funding profiles have stabilised following external debt restructuring in 2015 and deposit funding is recovering gradually, driven by lower volatility of the hryvnia.
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Markets stabilised somewhat after Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy tweeted that the rule of law would "restore legality" in Catalonia and called for calm.
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Since the naira was floated, the central bank has created multiple rates to mask pressure on the naira, which has stabilised across various markets.
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The British pound stabilised around $1.31 after earlier falling as much as 0.4 percent to $1.3034, nearing a one-month low hit last week.
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Over the past half-year, China's government has administered a moderate stimulus that has stabilised growth and fuelled a big rebound in its stockmarket.
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This strategy worked well in late 2014 when the central bank stabilised the tanking rouble by unexpectedly raising the key rate to 17 percent.
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Cable has stabilised since Boris Johnson became Britain's new prime minister, but there is still uncertainty about Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union.
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Last year the bank suffered a significant deposit outflow, although it has said the situation stabilised in the first few weeks of this year.
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Given the lira only recently stabilised from last year's 30 percent dive, a rate cut would raise the risk of the currency buckling again.
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Danone, the world's largest yoghurt maker, also stabilised its Activia yoghurt brand in Europe in the final quarter of 2018, reversing years of decline.
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European production was slashed to the bone in the immediate aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis and has since stabilised at those lower levels.
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"Oil prices have stabilised at half of what they were, so we need to see a meaningful rise before that filters back," he said.
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Reported asset quality trends stabilised in 1H17, but Fitch believes this was supported by government stimulus in 2H16 and asset quality remains under pressure.
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Turkish markets too stabilised after falling heavily on Wednesday when the country sent tanks over the border into Syria to counter Islamic State militants.
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"Inflation is trending downward, the cedi has stabilised, interest rates are lower and there is a general feeling of optimism and hope," he said.
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But as the tenge and the local money market stabilised in the second quarter, Halyk management said in April it was becoming more optimistic.
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"The outflows have stopped, and the situation with the liquidity of both banking groups has stabilised," Russia's RIA news agency quoted him as saying.
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While those concerns persisted, European shares stabilised and gold saw some profit taking after failing to push through key resistance at $1,200 an ounce.
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A Citigroup index of economic activity in Britain has dropped to its lowest levels in eight years while similar gauges in Europe have stabilised.
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More than half of rental stock in New York City is either rent-controlled or rent-stabilised, though prices have surged all the same.
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The affirmation reflects Fitch's unchanged base case scenario regarding the republic's satisfactory operating performance and weak but stabilised current balance over the medium-term.
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Stability in the dollar, which was at 102.48 yen, and rallies in U.S. and European shares on Friday have stabilised market sentiment, traders said.
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The single currency stabilised around $1.22 on Tuesday after having plumbed to a low of $1.2185 in the Asian session, its lowest since March 1.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The 'B+' rating reflects Karelia's weak fiscal performance, material direct risk, and stabilised liquidity amid a prolonged difficult economic environment in Russia.
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Key elements in our assessment will be a clear and stabilised strategic plan, in addition to certainty over near-term material progress in EBITDA generation.
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Two-thirds of the patients, stabilised on a regular daily heroin dose, find a job either in the open market or in state-subsidised schemes.
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Although its Sudan operations have suffered foreign exchange losses following the plunge in the value of the Sudanese pound, the local currency has stabilised recently.
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SG's international retail operations benefitted from strong macroeconomic environments, with strong GDP growth rates in the Czech Republic, Romania, and Russia, where inflation has stabilised.
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Total operating profits for the top 60 listed SOEs (excluding banks) have risen by 17% since 2016, according to Bloomberg data, and leverage has stabilised.
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While deposits have now stabilised and the liquidity position is acceptable, in Fitch's opinion, MPS's liquidity position has proven itself highly vulnerability to market events.
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Nearly 1m flats in New York City—roughly 30% of the housing stock—are either rent-stabilised or rent-controlled, yet it is hardly cheap.
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The single currency stabilised around $1.22 on Tuesday after having plumbed to a low of $1.2185 in the Asian session, its lowest since March 0.33.
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With Assad now regaining control, Israel has voiced worry that he might defy a 44-year-old Golan demilitarisation deal that had stabilised their standoff.
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The price of crude oil has stabilised around $50 a barrel since the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries agreed the output deal on Sept.
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Global sugar prices hit their lowest in 10 years in late 2018 amid heavy world oversupply and have only stabilised at depressed levels in 2019.
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"Sentiment toward Turkey has stabilised, but medium-term vulnerabilities remain substantial and markets continue to penalise currencies with weak fundamentals," cautioned Barclays economist Michael Gapen.
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The price of high-grade steel sheeting in Germany may have already stabilised; French and Italian producers attempted to push through price rises this month.
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Although the lari has stabilised since April and remittances from those working outside the country are rising, Georgia's currency began to depreciate again in September.
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The utilisation rate has stabilised at around 150.5000 percent and will likely stay around that level through next March, said company general manager Kyugo Yotsuya.
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Net income stabilised in 2H16, supported by a rise in bond yields, an improvement in fair value adjustments and a reduction in one-off charges.
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He has stabilised the state's shaky finances and introduced criminal-justice reforms which mean Louisiana is no longer the state with the highest incarceration rate.
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This eased to $1.8 billion in July when markets stabilised, and is estimated to have remained around $2 billion in August despite renewed market volatility.
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Global sugar prices hit their lowest in 10 years in late 2018 amid heavy world oversupply and but have stabilised at depressed levels in 2019.
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"The sugar market has stabilised but at a very low level at which no sugar producer can currently operate profitably," a Suedzucker spokesman told Reuters.
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Once the situation has stabilised, the consultancy said it expected a rapid recovery since travel demand has been resilient in bouncing back in previous downturns.
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Though those challenges continued to loom, the currency had firmed and inflation stabilised in August, rising just slightly to 10.5% from 10.3% the previous month.
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We expect operating spending to grow moderately in 2016-2019, following a series of structural spending cuts, notably over staff costs, which stabilised in 2015.
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However, the market has largely stabilised in 2017, as shown by the removal of promotional unlimited offerings and selective increases in prices that support ARPUs.
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As a result the republic's interim direct risk and liquidity position stabilised at RUB21.1bn (2015:21bn) and RUB1.1bn as of end-August 2016 (2015: RUB0003bn), respectively.
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The Aussie dollar has stabilised around the $0.72 level and most analysts think it points to Chinese growth likely bottoming out in the next few quarters.
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The political turmoil is roiling markets, putting sterling through its worst day since 2016 on Thursday although it stabilised on Friday as May clung onto power.
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Fitch views that the Japanese economy has stabilised, backed by stronger-than-expected domestic demand, tight labour market, increase in global trade and supportive fiscal policy.
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"The lira only stabilised once offshore interest rates rose significantly above onshore rates," analysts at Goldman Sachs observed a few days afterwards as the recovery began.
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Continental's FFO net leverage stabilised at 1.2x at end-2015 despite the large acquisitions closed in 2015, underlining the continuous and material deleveraging efforts since 0003.
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"Asian stocks appeared to have stabilised, but ultimately where U.S. bond yields will settle down will be key," said Teppei Ino, senior analyst at MUFG Bank.
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The company is also facing a declining occupancy rate for its completed and 'stabilised' logistic assets, which dropped to 86.6% in 2016 from 0003% in 2014.
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"In December, securing iron powder was a bit difficult," an official from TPG told Reuters, adding that while supplies had since stabilised the outlook was uncertain.
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The ratings consider the banks' reasonable asset quality metrics supported by the stabilised economic environment and currency exchange rate, their adequate capitalisation and stable funding profiles.
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Risk reversals maturing over one to three months registered bigger declines, falling to their lowest levels since November, even as broader spot markets stabilised around $1.3160.
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In the meantime, it is true that the number of duff loans in the system has stabilised and that banks have set aside lots of provisions.
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Trade-sensitive stocks came under pressure, even though global shares have somewhat stabilised after U.S. President Donald Trump made optimistic comments on trade talks with China.
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Impaired loans have stabilised as the bank continues to benefit from a continued low-risk business model and benign economic conditions in its core UK market.
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"Asian stocks appeared to have stabilised but ultimately where U.S. bond yields will settle down will be key," said Teppei Ino, senior analyst at MUFG Bank.
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"There are growing signs that the service sector, which has so far stabilised the economy, is also suffering more and more," said Commerzbank economist Ralph Solveen.
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Global sugar prices hit their lowest in 231 years in late 21 amid heavy world oversupply, and have only stabilised at depressed levels in this year.
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The Aussie dollar has stabilised above the $0.72 level and most analysts think it points to Chinese growth likely bottoming out in the next few quarters.
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Elsewhere, the pound stabilised after being hit on Tuesday as media reports refocused traders' attention on the political risks associated with Britain's departure from the European Union.
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But the yuan managed to break a six-day losing streak on Tuesday and rose 0.25% as broader sentiment stabilised after Trump said he expected Sino-U.
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"While revenues declined by 2 percent trading days adjusted, year-on-year, the trend in our European markets stabilised during the quarter," Chief Executive Alain Dehaze said.
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Copper and some other industrial metals stabilised on the back of a U.S.-Mexico deal that averted new tariffs and raised hopes of an agreement with China.
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According to Fitch's debt dynamics long-term analysis, government debt stabilised in 2016, at 52.5% of GDP, and should decline gradually to 44% of GDP by 103.
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Iran's rial currency appears to have stabilised despite the brewing confrontation with the United States, gaining about 13% since early May after a 60% plunge last year.
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But the yuan managed to break a six-day losing streak on Tuesday and rose 0.25% as broader sentiment stabilised after Trump said he expected Sino-U.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 25 (Reuters) - The decline in sales at Henkel's adhesives business in China stabilised in the fourth quarter, outgoing Chief Executive Kasper Rorsted said on Thursday.
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The attack triggered the heaviest fighting in Tripoli for months, undercutting claims by the internationally recognised Government of National Accord (GNA) to have largely stabilised the city.
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It has since stabilised and just about every metals analyst thinks the sell-off has gone too far and it is time for a fundamentals fight-back.
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As the economy tipped into recession last year, the lira stabilised and inflation dipped a bit from a 15-year high of 25 percent, offering some relief.
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The dollar and the oil price have stabilised and the domestic economy seems to be in a Goldilocks situation for profits—not too hot, not too cold.
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"(The zloty) stabilised, but in our view a correction after the recent appreciation... is still more probable than a return to (firming)," Santander said in a note.
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The levels of repossessions and rent in arrears stabilised and are declining, albeit the levels are still high and may affect the sustinablity of revenues going forward.
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Zimbabwe's economy briefly stabilised from 2010-2014 when Mugabe was forced to accept a power-sharing government with the opposition, but since then the recovery has unravelled.
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Output from Angola LNG stabilised this year with production on track to hit up to 3.5 million tonnes in 36.43 compared with 0.77 million tonnes in 2016.
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Helped by a slew of government measures, China's housing market stabilised last year with tier 1 cities, which include Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Guangzhou, leading the recovery.
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The main stock index on Tuesday clawed back some of its losses as Asian markets stabilised, gaining 2.3% by the midday break, while the rupiah rose 0.5%.
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In currency markets, the yen also stabilised after weakening past the 110 yen-per-dollar mark, and the Swiss franc was marginally higher against a lifeless euro.
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In a news conference with local media, Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said the exchange rate had stabilised but that it should be competitive, according to broadcaster NTV.
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It later stabilised, and was trading at 2.05 percent on Wednesday afternoon amid rumours that the PBOC was conducting repo operations to drain liquidity from the market.
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Olsen told CNBC that oil prices had stabilised at a comfortable level for the country and that he expected them to sit at around $60 a barrel.
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Among commodities, U.S. crude futures rose 0.31% to $58.29 per barrel having largely stabilised after attacks in Saudi Arabia over the weekend sent prices soaring on Monday.
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Its EBITDA margin stabilised around 22%, while its churn rate, as measured by contracted sales to gross debt, strengthened to 3.1x in 2015 from 2.9x in 2014.
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While fixed voice revenue is declining, though at a decelerated rate compared to the previous periods, the number of fixed access lines has stabilised at 13 million.
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The single currency EUR= stabilised at around $0.75773 on Tuesday after having plumbed to a low of $1.218 in the Asian session, its lowest since March 1.
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The company said its Polish business stabilised after recovering from a period of decline and the initiatives put in place in 2016 were beginning to deliver tangible results.
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Although growth has returned and the euro zone has stabilised, growth rates are still low and, notably in the Mediterranean, unemployment (especially among young people) is punishingly high.
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Oil prices stabilised as a tighter market looms in 2017 due to planned output cuts led by OPEC and Russia, after sharp declines earlier following the Fed's action.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling recovered on Wednesday from the previous day's six-month low, as currencies stabilised after Italy's political crisis sent shockwaves through global financial markets this week.
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These positive signs from the world's biggest consumer of copper and iron ore lent a steadying hand to the price of copper, which stabilised below four-month highs.
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Spot gold may rise into a range of $978.463,564 to $1,570 per ounce, as it has stabilised around a support at $1,549, said Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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China's currency stabilised near 7 yuan per dollar as Asian stock markets rebounded, but as speculation remains over whether the central bank will tolerate a slide beyond that.
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Last week Bank of Communications Co and China Construction Bank Corp also posted a rise in third-quarter profit, as their bad loan ratios and interest margins stabilised.
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The restructuring has considerably improved the group's asset quality and stabilised the group's performance, albeit initially at modest levels, following heavy impairment and restructuring costs in recent years.
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While Beijing appears to have stabilised the yuan for now, analysts say its long-term policy outlook remains unclear and volatility in currency markets is likely to stay.
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The overall financial system has stabilised since the demise of Corporate Commercial Bank, the IMF said, an event that triggered the country's worst financial crisis since the 1990s.
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"Our interest in nitrous oxide is that we know it blocks a certain receptor that's important in how memories are stabilised—that's called the NMDA receptor," explained Das.
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Saudi Arabia's stocks and currency also stabilised after U.S. President Donald Trump gave Saudi Arabia the benefit of the doubt in the disappearance of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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But Tuesday's results indicated that the business was beginning to improve as Getinge said that operating expenses had stabilised after a number of quarters where they gradually increased.
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The average selling price was 0.75 million euros per megawatt, slightly below a forecast of 0.76 million, but Frederiksson said underlying prices had stabilised despite the competitive environment.
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TOKYO, July 3 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices stabilised on Monday on bargain hunting following last week's steep fall and the Bank of Japan's regular debt-purchasing operation.
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The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes rose to 60.0.9742% versus a yield of 1.5821% on three-month Treasury bills in another sign that sentiment has stabilised.
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While housing prices appear to have stabilised in recent months, the emergence of smaller players has raised questions about whether traditional banks can maintain margins on mortgage lending.
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The yield on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes rose to 1.6493% versus a yield of 1.5821% on three-month Treasury bills in another sign that sentiment has stabilised.
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"Oil prices have stabilised slightly below $50 per barrel and emerging equity markets have not reacted too negatively to the expected increase of U.S. interest rates," Henin said.
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LB's ratings factor in the bank's reasonable asset quality metrics supported by the stabilised economic environment and lari exchange rate, strong profitability, adequate capitalisation and stable funding base.
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Here are the key lines from Morgan Stanley's Global Economics Playbook (emphasis ours): Growth in EM has stabilised recently, and the DM consumer has held up relatively well.
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The affirmation reflects Karelia's weak fiscal performance, which we expect to continue over the medium term, along with the republic's stabilised credit metrics that are commensurate with the ratings.
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NEW CASES OF CORONAVIRUS REPORTED FROM HUBEI PROVINCE HAVE STABILISED IN LAST FOUR DAYS, WHICH "MAY REFLECT IMPACT OF CONTROL MEASURES PUT IN PLACE" - WHO EXPERT DR MIKE RYAN
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CEBR's asset quality metrics stabilised in 212001-1H17 with non-performing loans (NPLs, above 90 days overdue) reported at around 8% of loans at end-1H17 and end-13.
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Bill Zhou, analyst at China Construction Bank (Asia) in Hong Kong said market will likely seek more clues from the economic data to gauge whether Chinese economy had stabilised.
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First quarter profit rose 8.5 percent on a year earlier, while DBS, the first Singapore bank to kick off the sector's results, said the macro-economic environment had stabilised.
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"The company's fundamental outlook has stabilised, and the fact that there is a bidder out there is positive," said one high-yield portfolio manager who owns the Jackson notes.
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"High-frequency indicators had stabilised and remained at elevated levels, underlining the overall robustness of economic activity," chief economist Peter Praet told policymakers at the meeting, the minutes showed.
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These shares, including Wanda Film Holding, and Fosun Pharmaceutical stabilised on Friday, after the companies said operations were normal, while Chinese lender ICBC said the loan assessment was routine.
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"Client trading activity in our CFD (contract for difference) and spreadbet business has now stabilised as clients adapt to the new regulatory changes," Chief Executive Officer Peter Cruddas said.
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CAIRO, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Yields on Egypt's three-month treasury bills dropped on Thursday while yields on its nine-month treasury bills stabilised, data from the central bank showed.
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"Investor expectations have stabilised after Janet Yellen's comments last week on the pace of interest rate increases for this year," said a Hong Kong-based investment-grade credit trader.
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His foot-dragging on Syrian intervention while simultaneously signing nuclear deals with the Iranian regime has poured petrol on the flames of conflict and de-stabilised the Middle East.
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Sales adjusted for currency and portfolio changes rose 1.3 percent to 6.94 billion euros helped by growth in Spain and Turkey and a stabilised performance in Italy, it said.
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"The market expects a December rate hike, and the Nikkei has been stabilised as the dollar-yen remains strong," said Yutaka Miura, a senior technical analyst at Mizuho Securities.
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"Advisory and event-driven financing increased and we saw higher demand for traditional bank lending," SEB Chief Executive Johan Torgeby said, noting that housing prices had also gradually stabilised.
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The slaughter industry stabilised after the strike but the latest order has unsettled trade again, said Priya Sud, partner at Al Noor Exports, which operates abbatoirs in Uttar Pradesh.
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"Within core inflation adjusted for the effects of indirect taxes, services inflation stabilised around 5% and the price index for industrial goods continued to be moderate," the NBH said.
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Agrokor's operations have largely stabilised since it secured a 480 million euro ($558 million) loan from banks and other financial institutions in June, including at its retail chain Konzum.
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The policy plan said the banking system could be stabilised by recapitalising banks and dealing with a growing number of non-performing loans, though it did not specify how.
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Global financial markets stabilised after the World Health Organisation and China President Xi Jinping expressed confidence in Beijing's ability to control and contain the spread of the new coronavirus.
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AA, famous for its distinctive yellow vans, said it has stabilised the drop in its paid membership base, which returned to growth during the second half of the year.
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MOSCOW, March 17 (Reuters) - The chief financial officer of Russian bank VTB said on Thursday that the situation in the Russian economy had stabilised but that meaningful risks remained.
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The spate of en bloc residential sales have come as Singapore's private home market stabilised in 2017, recording its first annual price rise in four years, at 1.1 percent.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday the number of cases of infection in China had stabilised but it was too early to say the epidemic was slowing.
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The traders declined to give trade volumes but said demand had stabilised since the weekend, when two firms were urgently seeking to secure large volumes of dollars amid short supply.
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But real estate growth picked up, growing 4.8 percent versus 3.9 percent a quarter earlier, as property markets in China's big urban centres stabilised while smaller cities gained some momentum.
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"We believe sentiment [in the Saudi market] has stabilised and foreigners would again deploy capital before the index inclusion timeline," Vrajesh Bhandari, portfolio manager at Al Mal Capital, told Reuters.
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Rabobank dairy senior analyst Kevin Bellamy said in his latest quarterly report that international dairy prices stabilised in the fourth quarter but failed to show any real signs of recovery.
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"By establishing this strategically important oil refinery, the national economy will become independent from energy imports, and fuel and commodity prices will be stabilised," said Mongol Refinery in its statement.
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"Talks with forestry sector customers have indicated that the recent price slump in log price in particular has stabilised and there were some signs of recovery as well," he said.
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Oil prices stabilised as evidence rose that producers in the Middle East were informing customers of upcoming supply cuts as part of a coordinated effort to drain a global glut.
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As prices have risen, the kingdom's drawdown on foreign reserves has eased and now stabilised, according to data from the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority ("Monthly Statistical Bulletin", SAMA, March 2018).
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Foreign exchange reserves have broadly stabilised at USD6.65 trillion at end-2016 (down from USD7.83 trillion at end-2013), capital inflows are positive (excluding China), and borrowing costs are low.
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In EMs, the share of Negative Outlooks (18%) decreased in 1H17 as Outlooks stabilised in Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Costa Rica and South Africa (following downgrades), and in Colombia and Panama.
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Iliad Entry Creates Uncertainty: Mobile service revenue in the Italian market has stabilised in the last 33711010 months, which has had a positive impact on all players, including Wind Tre.
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As the world's top two economies, the U.S. and China will need to find a way of cooperating to ensure that the global system stabilised in this century, he said.
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Berkeley said its market had stabilised after a jump in cancellations in the wake of June's Brexit vote, while a similarly confident outlook drove up shares in rival housebuilder Redrow.
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"The business has been stabilised following the recapitalisation of the Group through a successful rights offer, but more work lies ahead," Chief Executive Officer Seelan Gobalsamy said in a statement.
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Vanke's sales-proceeds recovery rate is one of the highest in the industry - the rate stabilised at around 95% in 2015-33715097 from 33713015% in 3371852 and 337122639914% in 337112.
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Brent oil stabilised after several weeks of decline, weighed down by concern over slowing global economic growth but supported by an expected fall in supply from Iran caused by U.S. sanctions.
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Oil prices stabilised on Wednesday after one of their biggest falls for years, but remained under pressure from oversupply and concern that a slowing global economy would depress demand for fuel.
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The World Health Organisation said last week that Yemen had seen more than 724,000 suspected cholera cases and 1,135 deaths this year, but that case numbers had stabilised in recent weeks.
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Unemployment has come down from record highs as the economy stabilised last year after a severe slump, but remains more than double the euro zone's average of 10.7 percent in October.
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"Having achieved a number of significant milestones and stabilised the business, the board has now turned its attention to the future ambitions of the company," it said in an emailed response.
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But documents provided by the regulator said the leverage level in the economy stabilised in 2018, meeting the target, after growing by an average of more than 10 percent a year.
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Unemployment has come down from record highs as the economy stabilised last year after a severe slump, but remains more than double the euro zone's average of 10.4 percent in December.
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Copper stabilised below four-month highs and miner and commodities firm Glencore was among the top gainers, up 4.4 percent, although the drop in oil prices curbed gains in the sector.
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Although the oil price has been weak in recent weeks, raw-materials prices in general seem to have stabilised this year, an important factor since many developing countries are commodity producers.
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It stabilised new democracies in southern and eastern Europe, and though it failed to bring peace in the former Yugoslavia it has done much to sustain the peace that eventually arrived.
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In the currency market, the dollar stabilised against other major currencies after its hit from fears about the tariff plan, while the Mexican peso and Canadian dollar recovered from steep losses.
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Liquidity and funding pressures have stabilised in the banking sector since 0003Q16 when the Qatari sovereign issued USD9 billion of debt and some of this has been redeposited with the banks.
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"Vestas' shares have suffered from concerns over what could happen on pricing... If prices have now stabilised, then Vestas' shares have taken more than enough beatings," said Sydbank analyst Jacob Pedersen.
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With just over one week until the general election, Theresa May's lead in the polls appears to have stabilised, albeit at a much lower level than just a few weeks ago.
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Morrisons, Britain's fourth largest supermarket, reported a further improvement in quarterly underlying sales on Thursday, suggesting its chief executive, now over a year into the job, might have stabilised the business.
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"We saw evidence in the last quarter of 2019 that things stabilised a little in the euro area if you look at forward-looking indicators," said SEB currency strategist Richard Falkenhall.
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FACC said in its half annual report on Tuesday that while production rates of all major aircraft types had stabilised at a high level, no significant increases were expected for 2020.
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The banks' combined non-performing loan ratio had stabilised at 1.4% by end-June 0003, while their average return on equity had rebounded to 11.2%, up from 10.4% at end-2016.
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Sharply negative Swiss interest rates - three month rates are around minus 0.75 percent - and subtle market interventions by the Swiss National Bank have stabilised the franc at around 1.08 per euro.
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Speaking in Brussels, Novak said that the situation had stabilised following a weekend attack on Saudi oil infrastructure and that oil markets were calmer now than they had been on Monday.
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DUBAI, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's stock market stabilised early on Monday after a sharp fall on the previous day, while other Gulf stock markets largely moved sideways in quiet trade.
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Sharply negative Swiss interest rates - three month rates are around minus 0.75 percent - and subtle market interventions by the Swiss National Bank have stabilised the franc at around 13 per euro.
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LONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - The risk of full-blown banking crisis in Turkey has eased in recent months as the lira has stabilised, credit rating agency S&P Global said on Monday.
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Transformation Programme Has Stabilised Towergate: KIRS Group's Towergate subsidiary has been going through restructuring for the past two years and it has utilised a transformation plan to deliver operational and financial improvements.
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The weighted average cost of funding climbed to 10.37 percent last week, the highest since the middle of 2012, and the lira has stabilised, with some help from the easing U.S. dollar.
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In line with our projections the region's payback period - as measured by direct debt/current balance - stabilised at 2.5 years in 2014-2015, after having hit a negative 16 years in 2013.
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In the currency market, the U.S. dollar stabilised against other major currencies after its hit from fears about the tariff plan, while the Mexican peso and Canadian dollar recovered from steep losses.
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The currency later stabilised and Trump has delayed some tariffs, offering small pockets of relief that have since been obliterated thanks to the recession warning and weak growth data out of China.
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"The market stabilised today after sell-offs yesterday, but no big inflows were seen," said a Hong Kong-based credit trader, noting that uncertainties over political turbulence in the US would persist.
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Vestas said prices per megawatt had stabilised in the second quarter, albeit at a much lower level than last year, echoing recent statements from rivals such as Siemens Gamesa and General Electric.
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Property prices have fallen by 8% from their historical peak in September 2015, but appear to have stabilised, with city-wide property prices posting modest month-on-month gains since April 183.
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Turkey, which has stabilised in recent weeks after having been at the centre of emerging market troubles, halted its recent rate hikes in a move that, for once, did not unsettle markets.
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Liquidity and funding pressures have stabilised in the banking sector since 2Q16 and banks have been actively managing their loans/deposits ratios close to the 100% Qatar Central Bank (QCB) recommended level.
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Many Gulf markets remained shut for Eid but the Qatari riyal appeared to have stabilised around the official 2104 per dollar peg after a large fall in thin liquidity earlier this week .
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"We plan to keep donating until the coronavirus outbreak is stabilised and to donate 50 tonnes more," added the official, who sought anonymity as he was not authorised to speak to media.
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Following late February's rout that pushed European markets into correction territory, markets stabilised somewhat this week as investors were hopeful stimulus measures from governments and central banks would protect the global economy.
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DUBAI, June 28 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Gulf were mixed in quiet trade early on Tuesday as global markets stabilised following the shock of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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After a year of volatility caused by U.S. sanctions and supply reduction at Hydro's massive Alunorte alumina plant in Brazil, the aluminium market has stabilised, which could make a sale easier to agree.
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S. trade war ahead of an end-of-week deadline for U.S. tariffs on $34 billion worth of Chinese imports while the yuan stabilised after China's central bank moved to calm nervous investors.
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Crude oil prices recovered some ground as the broader markets stabilised, trimming some of their significant losses the previous day on the prospect of crude from Iran, currently facing sanctions, hitting the market.
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But after the pound dropped to 10-year lows against the euro this month - not counting a mini-crash in 2016 - it has stabilised somewhat, and traders are offloading some of those shorts.
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After taking a battering in foreign-exchange markets the Turkish lira stabilised as the government brought in measures to stop short-selling of the currency and trumpeted a pledge of investment from Qatar.
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DBS, the first Singapore bank to kick off the sector's results, posted an 8.5 percent rise in first-quarter net profit from a year earlier, and said the macro-economic environment had stabilised.
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Kuwaiti telecommunications firm Zain stabilised after dropping sharply in the past two days because of concern about the possible impact on its Iraq business of tensions over the independence referendum in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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"The removal of the capital controls, which stabilised the currency and economy during the country's unprecedented financial crash, represents the completion of Iceland's return to international financial markets," it said in a statement.
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SUEZ, Egypt, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Egypt reopened three ports on Thursday that it had shut on Wednesday due to bad weather as conditions improved and winds stabilised, the Red Sea Ports Authority said.
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The lira had only just stabilised after more than a year of turmoil and cooling inflation had given the central bank legitimate leeway to start cutting its 24% borrowing rates later this month.
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Government bond yields in much of the euro zone stabilised above recent multi-year lows as investors remained cautious about selling fixed income against a backdrop of trade tensions and economic growth concerns.
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GAM, which is due to report its earnings on July 30, said last week its assets under management had stabilised at around 136 billion francs, still down from 163.8 billion in June 2018.
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He says that, while Khan has his detractors amongst the fanbase, most feel that the club has stabilised in the aftermath of his takeover and is now moving in roughly the right direction.
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The rupiah has stabilised and inflation is under control now, thus reducing the risk of "komodo bonds" for potential investors, said Royke Tumilaar, a director at state-controlled lender PT Bank Mandiri Tbk.
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In line with our last year's projections Orenburg Region's fiscal performance stabilised in 2014-2015 with an operating surplus of 183% of operating revenue, compared with a small deficit of 0.2% in 2013.
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"In the last year we've seen a sea change, and the number of pilots created by the broadcasters has stabilised, so we'll be watching this space clearly to see how the trend develops."
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"In the last few months the situation around the peninsula has stabilised somewhat, thanks in large part to North Korea's initiatives of stopping rocket testing and closing its nuclear test site," Ushakov said.
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S. trade war could hit economic growth By Henning Gloystein SINGAPORE, May 8 (Reuters) - Oil prices stabilised on Wednesday as markets remained relatively tight amid U.S. sanctions on crude exporters Iran and Venezuela.
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Outflows from the money market funds that keep the financial system flowing have stabilised, allaying concerns that their withdrawal could seed a banking crunch like that in the United States eight years ago.
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Though global markets stabilised somewhat after Monday's selloff, there was risk aversion in currency markets, with the Australian dollar leading losers and the dollar strengthening to an 8-week high against its rivals.
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Given that the yen has stabilised at around 106 yen to the dollar, however, Aso said he did not raise the issue of currencies in a bilateral meeting with Lew earlier on Saturday.
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The bank indicated that arrears rates have stabilised and measures such as the sale of a lower-quality portfolio earlier this year will gradually improve the quality of the US cards business mix.
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Since then, shorter yields have stabilised, with the five-year yield standing flat on Monday at minus 0.090 percent, below its 9-1/2-month high of minus 0.040 percent touched last month.
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Demand for riskier assets has stabilised this week after see-sawing since late January, as China's central bank stepped in to cushion the blow of the outbreak on factory activity and consumer spending.
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DUBAI, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Gulf bourses rebounded early on Tuesday after global oil and equity markets stabilised for the time being at least, encouraging local investors to buy blue-chip stocks with attractive valuations.
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"For the second quarter 2019, AMS expects a positive development of its business as the consumer market environment appears to have stabilised and smartphone demand is expected to show lower seasonal impacts," AMS said.
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"Some of the existing have had a cash injection in them which has enabled them to pay us and so actually in terms of Saudi we have stabilised the business reasonably well," he said.
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Things only fully stabilised 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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ST PETERSBURG, June 24 (Reuters) - A deal among the world's crude producers to rein in output has stabilised oil markets and made oil industry investments attractive, Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Monday.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The chief financial officer of Randstad, the world's second-largest staffing company, on Tuesday said a slide in major European markets seen late last year had stabilised at the beginning of 2019.
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While the onshore yuan market has stabilised in response to central bank blandishments, the offshore yuan continues to price in deeper discounts; trading at 6.6373 per dollar, 1.7 percent weaker than the onshore currency.
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NAIROBI, May 4 (Reuters) - Activity in Kenya's private sector stabilised in April after a contraction in the previous month, as new orders for firms in the local market improved, a survey showed on Thursday.
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Orban also affirmed his commitment to fiscal discipline, endorsing the approach of central bank Governor Gyorgy Matolcsy, his former economy minister, who stabilised Hungary's finances with special taxes on banks, energy and telecoms companies.
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In the currency market, the U.S. dollar stabilised against other major currencies after its recent hit from fears about the tariff plan while the Mexican peso and Canadian dollar recovered from their steep losses.
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"The Nikkei dipped in the morning as the yen initially appreciated, but equities were bought back in the afternoon as the currency market stabilised," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Asset Management.
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Fitch expects mortgage market volumes to be below the peak levels of 2014, although the Central Bank's decision to cut interest rates has stabilised the market as the number of mortgage approvals is rising.
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MANILA, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Gold stabilised near a three-month top early on Wednesday, its safe-haven appeal kept intact by concerns over a wobbly global economy that has put share markets under pressure.
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In currencies, the dollar stabilised after three consecutive days of losses, with investors awaiting the release of the minutes of the U.S. central bank meeting at end-October when policymakers had cut interest rates.
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"While today's update was very welcome given its patchy track record of earnings delivery, we still require more confidence that the market backdrop has stabilised before turning positive," Liberum analysts said in a note.
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Other industrial metals, oil prices and global stock markets also stabilised, even as the death toll from the virus rose to 2753, airlines stopped flights to China and the infection spread to other countries.
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Bulgaria's overall financial system has stabilised since the collapse of its fourth largest lender in 2014, which triggered the worst financial crisis in the country since the 1990s and undermined trust in its banking supervision.
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Some calm had descended on broader markets as equities stabilised following heavy falls on mainland China stock exchanges in the previous session, with focus shifting to a G210 meet that started in Shanghai on Friday.
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Motor manufacturing accounted for a large part of the slowdown in the economy during the first quarter; at one point output was falling at the fastest rate since the recession, though it has since stabilised.
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All banks demonstrate good double-digit return on equity, although the six banks' average ROAE was moderately pressured by a narrower net interest margin due to liquidity tightening in 2H15-2016, which has since stabilised.
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DUBLIN, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Irish annual residential property price growth stabilised in October, data showed on Tuesday, as prices rose by 8.4 percent year-on-year compared to a revised 8.5 percent a month earlier.
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While inflation expectations in the United States and Europe have declined in recent weeks, as measured by forward-starting swaps, U.S. gauges have stabilised after the Fed opened the door to rate cuts last week.
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BEIJING, Oct 19 (Reuters) - The property market in China's capital city Beijing has stabilised following the implementation of the latest policy measures, the Beijing municipal commission of housing and urban-rural development said on Wednesday.
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The euro had earlier traded higher on the day against the greenback as Asian share prices stabilised, but it slipped back as European stock markets opened lower again, having staged a modest recovery on Wednesday.
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After sharp yield falls last week on renewed U.S./China trade tensions and Brexit uncertainty, bond markets have stabilised just ahead of the next big risk event - European parliament elections that kick off from Thursday.
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The quality of Swiss franc mortgage loans (about 12% of total gross loans at end-2016) has stabilised, but their high loan-to-value (LTV) ratios could reduce potential recoveries if the operating environment deteriorates.
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Qatari stocks stabilised on Thursday after sharp falls, but pressure on its currency and bonds showed little sign of abating, with one-year dollar/riyal forwards hitting the lowest since December 09390.78 in offshore trade.
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Swatch highlighted "significant growth" in mainland China, one of its most important markets, adding that Hong Kong sales had stabilised after a long decline, with data this week showing a rise in Swiss watch exports.
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Even if price growth has stabilised above 1 percent, the ECB has been reluctant to tighten its policy, wary that the recent bounce was mainly due to energy prices while wage growth has remained sluggish.
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The company, which has been tackling a decline in its key Polish business, said the business has stabilised and that the initiatives put in place in 2016 are beginning to deliver tangible results in Poland.
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Portfolio flows and foreign-exchange reserves have stabilised since 3Q15 and Malaysia's external liquidity position remains stronger than the 'A' median as measured by the reserve coverage of current external payments and Fitch's liquidity ratio.
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LONDON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - British lenders approved the greatest number of mortgages in two years during July, adding to signs the housing market has stabilised from its pre-Brexit slowdown, official data showed on Friday.
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Vanke's EBITDA margin stabilised at 20%-22%, which is lower than that of China Overseas Land & Investment Limited (COLI, A-/Stable) at 26%-28% and China Resources Land Ltd (CRL, BBB+/Stable) at 26%-27%.
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"If we were doing this last Friday, we would have given you guidance," Walsh told the investors, explaining that at that time the situation in Asia had stabilised, giving the group some certainty on outlook.
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In currency markets, the Japanese yen stabilised near 110 yen-per-dollar, while another safety play, the Swiss franc, hit its highest level against a lifeless euro since 2017 and rose 0.4% against the dollar.
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The company, whose main rival is Canadian group Bombardier , added that its annual turnover had stabilised to stand at $1.8 billion, which ATR said was among its best results since the company was founded in 1981.
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WHO expert Mike Ryan told a news conference in Geneva that the number of new cases in Hubei had stabilised over the last four days, "which may reflect the impact of control measures put in place".
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Robert Mellor, managing director at BIS Oxford Economics, said that while interest from first-home buyers was up and house price falls seemed to have stabilised, he didn't expect investors to rush back into the market.
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Qatari stocks had stabilised on Thursday after sharp falls but pressure on its currency and bonds showed little sign of abating, with one-year dollar/riyal forwards hitting the lowest since December 093203 in offshore trade.
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The IMF's evaluation of Portugal's 78 billion euro ($88 billion) 2011-2014 bailout, to which the Fund contributed a third, found that fiscal consolidation fell short of expectations and debt levels were not stabilised as hoped.
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While most markets stabilised after sharp losses early in the day, assets considered low-risk - including gold, the yen and German bonds - remained in demand, with yields on the latter at the lowest in a month.
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Crude oil futures stabilised after dropping on Monday as Iran vowed to ramp up output and as the number of rigs drilling for crude in the United States held steady after declining for eight straight weeks.
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Danske Bank's share price, which halved last year, has stabilised this year, with no major new revelations about the bank having emerged as other lenders have been entangled in the scandal, including Deutsche Bank and Swedbank .
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Other currencies which have borne the brunt of the dollar's rally in the last two weeks such as the Australian dollar, Canadian dollar and the Swiss franc stabilised on Wednesday, rising between 0.2 to 0.4 percent.
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Energy shares stabilised after a steep drop last session, up 0.1 percent, after both Brent and U.S. crude rose off their lowest levels since 2003, although oil remained under pressure after sanctions on Iran were lifted.
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MADRID, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Spain's top water provider Agbar, part of France's Suez, will move its headquarters back to Barcelona, saying the economy had stabilised following a period of uncertainty over the independence push in Catalonia.
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DOLLAR STABILISES In currencies, the dollar stabilised after three consecutive days of losses, with investors awaiting the release of the minutes of the U.S. central bank meeting at end-October when policymakers had cut interest rates.
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"Even though the situation is being considered as under control in Cameroon... the crisis is not yet stabilised in Africa and it's very difficult to predict its evolution in the next few days," the statement said.
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While inflation expectations in the United States and Europe have declined in recent weeks, as measured by forward-starting swaps, U.S. gauges have stabilised after the Federal Reserve opened the door to rate cuts last week.
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The central bank, which usually moves monetary policy in lock-step with the ECB, says negative rates have stabilised the economy and supported economic growth in the wake of the financial crisis that hit in 2008.
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When The Economist examined the most recent New York Housing and Vacancy Survey, conducted in 2017, we found 25,000 households in Manhattan with annual incomes greater than $200,000 living in rent-controlled and rent-stabilised flats.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's stock markets stabilised on Friday as investors bought stocks battered in the previous session, although wild swings in Chinese markets this week pushed Indian equities to record their worst weekly performance since November 2011.
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Growth in China stabilised this year, but while the world's second largest economy averted a hard landing, some major corporations have buckled under the weight of their debt or been sanctioned by authorities over risky investments overseas.
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But it was under direct rule that the territory received a British loan guarantee that stabilised loose public finances, and that a Special Investigation and Prosecution Team amassed enough evidence in Mr Misick's case to bring charges.
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In recent months Mrs Merkel has stabilised her position following the peak of the refugee crisis: pleasing her party's base by flirting with a burqa ban and talking tough on the numbers of failed asylum-seekers deported.
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Research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York finds that the annualised return on investment for a four-year bachelor's degree in America rose sharply between 1980 and 2000 but has since stabilised at around 15%.
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The construction of the wall stabilised that solution to the German question; a moment, in the words of the historian Tony Judt, "when the great powers, whatever they said in public, heaved a private sigh of relief".
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Judging by the relatively low occupancy rate of the 2016 new projects, Fitch expects the occupancy rate for stabilised assets to further decline in 2017, which will exert pressure on CNLP's EBITDA margin and pace of expansion.
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Most of the existing restrictions are likely to remain in place, but policies could be adjusted to encourage homeownership for first-time homebuyers or to attract skilled labour migration in some cities where house prices have stabilised.
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LONDON, Sept 6 (Reuters) - British house builder Berkeley Group said the property market in August, traditionally a quiet month, had stabilised after a jump in cancellations in the wake of June's vote to leave the European Union.
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In London, about 40 percent of NetJet Europe's customers are flying for business and Pacifico said the company had seen a slight slowdown in the first half of 2017 but that had stabilised in the second half.
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BRUSSELS, Nov 13 (Reuters) - The role of banks as primary dealers in European government bond auctions remains key, and pressure on banks to maintain this function appears to have stabilised, two debt agency chiefs said on Wednesday.
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LONDON, June 90.60.07 (Reuters) - Qatari bonds extended their selloff on Thursday and stocks headed for their biggest weekly loss since 90.613.75, though broader emerging equities stabilised after two days of losses, helped by robust Chinese trade data.
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Last month, Alibaba dealt the city's investment professionals a blow when it delayed plans for a $15 billion listing in Kong Kong, choosing to hold off until the city's politics and its markets had stabilised, Reuters reported.
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"Given that the yen has stabilised and other major central banks are pausing on policy, there's no reason for the BOJ to take action for the time being," said Toru Suehiro, senior market economist at Mizuho Securities.
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The deficit stabilised at 500 million euros last year and new chief executive Francesca McDonagh said the bank, the Irish lender most exposed to the British property market, was seeing no material impact so far from Brexit.
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SYDNEY, Feb 21 (Reuters) - U.S. soybeans edged higher on Tuesday as the market stabilised after losses of nearly 22% in the previous session, though concerns about the spread of coronavirus kept prices near a three-week low.
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"China's economy has stabilised, for now, and alongside the phase one US-China trade deal that represents good news for the global economy," wrote Tom Rafferty, principal economist for China, at The Economist Intelligence Unit on Friday.
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Should operating performance in the securities business-focused Global Markets and Investment Banking and Capital Markets divisions not improve as cost savings are realised and the franchise is stabilised, this would likely lead to negative rating action.
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While the dollar has stabilised, helped by a rise in U.S. bond yields, the greenback's bounce is still far from being a "strong rebound", said Heng Koon How, head of markets strategy for United Overseas Bank in Singapore.
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In 2011, after Ireland received an €85bn ($114bn) bail-out from the European Union to cope with a property-market crash and the euro crisis, the prime minister attempted to persuade the world that the economy had stabilised.
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BEIJING, April 21 (Reuters) - Aluminum Corp of China Ltd , known as Chalco, said on Monday its profits rose 26.7332 percent year-on-year in the first quarter as aluminium prices stabilised and asset disposals swelled its bottom line.
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The moves came as risk appetite stabilised following big falls on Chinese markets, as Beijing took steps to shore up the economy hit by travel curbs and business shutdowns because of the coronavirus outbreak, including cutting interest rates.
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MUMBAI, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Indian shares stabilised on Friday as investors bought stocks battered in the previous session, although wild swings in Chinese markets this week pushed Indian equities to record their worst weekly performance since November 2011.
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Prices have since stabilised, with importers and traders saying demand in recent weeks for imported frozen pork has been very weak amid plentiful supplies of fresh pork from farmers slaughtering their herds as the disease reaches new areas.
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Deposit rates soared above 20 percent during the sanctions era, when the rial currency was weak and inflation was high, but authorities have started to guide them down towards more normal levels now that the rial has stabilised.
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Danone, which is the world's largest yoghurt maker and which stabilised its dairy sales in Europe, said it was targeting like-for-like sales growth of around 22.4 percent in 21.4 and an operating margin above 21.5 percent.
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Danone, which is the world's largest yoghurt maker and which stabilised its dairy sales in Europe, said it was targeting like-for-like sales growth of around 3 percent in 2019 and an operating margin above 13 percent.
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Minister Lynne Brown, whose department oversees the power utility, told parliament that power supply had stabilised, adding that "for the longest of time South Africans have had their lights on and load shedding has become a distant memory".
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US shale output, which propelled the 2014 crash, again threatened to swamp the market in early 2017, but international crude prices have since stabilised above $50 a barrel — a move many analysts attribute to evidence of growing consumption.
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General government debt remains higher than peers, at an estimated 49.1% of GDP at end-2015 (BBB median: 42.2%), although it stabilised in 2015 after six years of increases (2008: 32.1%) and Fitch expects it to decline from 2016.
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Zambia argues that its elephant population has stabilised, at about 21993,2400 animals—just one-tenth of the number 50 years ago, but a marked increase on the estimated 18,000 that survived the poaching epidemic of the 1970s and 1980s.
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"We're pleased that the macro has been stabilised thanks to central banks, but that doesnt mean we are suddenly serene about putting our foot on the accelerator in equities," said Guillaume Lasserre, chief investment officer at Lyxor Asset Management.
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An exhibition in Paris in 1958—pithily titled "The Specialisation of Sensibility in the Raw Material State into Stabilised Pictorial Sensibility"—left the gallery bare except for some fancy drapes, which created a dramatic entrance, and a single cabinet.
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It had since stabilised at about 960 francs to the dollar, the office said, after the public deficit was cut from 162 billion francs in December 2015 to 54 billion francs in the first three months of 2016 combined.
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After a wave of Air France strikes that cost 335 million euros ($373 million) in 2018, the airline group has stabilised under Chief Executive Ben Smith thanks to union deals that have increased both wage costs and operating flexibility.
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LONDON, March 25 (Reuters) - Euro zone bond markets stabilised on Friday after a sell-off triggered by ECB President Mario Draghi saying he did not anticipate further rate cuts, which dampened enthusiasm for a wide package of stimulus measures.
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The deficit stabilised at 21 million euros ($20.8110 million)last year and new chief executive Francesca McDonagh said the bank, the Irish lender most exposed to the British property market, was seeing no material impact so far from Brexit.
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Oil futures also stabilised somewhat in Asia on Tuesday after the previous day's dive, as global markets tried to regain some composure, but many traders warn that recent turmoil has been so dramatic that risks are still tilted down.
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DUBAI, March 29 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets were mixed in early trade on Tuesday as Dubai Parks & Resorts stabilised after plunging in the previous two days, but soft oil prices and global bourses deterred major buying in the region.
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Property prices, which began a recovery in 2013 from a crash five years earlier, stabilised at an annual growth rate of around 4 to 5 percent a year ago, then started picking up again over the past three months.
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Since the initial shock from the sanctions, Russian financial markets have stabilised, while the central bank has reined in inflation and started to aggressively cut its key interest rate - something banks were asking for but which may now backfire.
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Sterling stabilised on Friday after its worst day since 2016 on Thursday, but was set for a drop of 1.4 percent on the week after the resignation of key ministers threw Prime Minister Theresa May's European divorce deal into doubt.
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South Africa's rand stabilised too having been spooked by talk of changing the central bank's mandate, Hungary looked set to slosh more cheap money into its banking system, while Russian stocks were on their best run in almost two months.
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Economy Minister Mihaly Varga told Vilaggazdasag that Orban's government, which has stabilised the budget with unorthodox measures such as a bank levy and a string of sectoral taxes on companies, could also consider lowering personal income tax to that level.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The number of cases of infection with the new coronavirus in China has stabilised, but the apparent slowdown in the epidemic spread should be viewed with "extreme caution", the head of the World Health Organization said on Wednesday.
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"Given that the real economy has not completely stabilised, and that small and medium enterprises still face financing pressure, the probability of (the PBOC) tightening liquidity on the margins is relatively low," Chuancai Securities' analysts wrote in a memo on Thursday.
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"The Chinese economy's structure is changing," he wrote, adding that contribution from household consumption to GDP growth has steadily increased to over 4 percentage points over the past five years, while that from net exports stabilised at 0.1 percentage point.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound took advantage of a cautious-sounding European Central Bank head Mario Draghi on Thursday to hit a 10-day high against the euro, and stabilised against the dollar after a rollercoaster few days of Brexit-related swings.
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We had a marginally negative deficit of 0.5% so that's well ahead of expectations and of course we have stabilised the banking sector so yes there has been good progress on all fronts and we can take it from here.
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After a wave of Air France strikes that cost 153 million euros ($215 million) in 21, the Franco-Dutch airline group has stabilised under Chief Executive Ben Smith thanks to union deals that have increased both wage costs and operating flexibility.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak said on Monday the central bank will keep providing liquidity to the domestic financial market to ensure it remains "orderly", adding that moves taken to stem the ringgit's decline have stabilised the currency.
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Ashley Sherman, senior Russia and Caspian analyst at Wood Mackenzie, said the next milestones for Kashagan would be reaching stabilised output at 75,000 bpd and then ramping it up to 100,000 bpd or more by the end of the year.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Angola's 'B' IDRs reflect the following key rating drivers: The challenging adjustment of the heavily commodity dependent Angolan economy is continuing as oil prices have stabilised in the USD45-55/b range over the past 12 months.
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"We have seen capital control measures from the Chinese government ... as a result the situation has stabilised and is under control for now," said Carl Wong, co-manager of the RAM Asian Bond Total Return Fund, based in Hong Kong.
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"We're pleased that the macro (situation) has been stabilised thanks to central banks, but that doesn't mean we are suddenly serene about putting our foot on the accelerator in equities," said Guillaume Lasserre, chief investment officer at Lyxor Asset Management.
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Global stock markets stabilised on Tuesday and Wall Street futures managed a solid bounce after a sharp selloff the previous day linked to the impact of the virus on global supply chains, with China at the heart of world industry.
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Although larger rival Berkeley said it was confident of meeting a two-year profit target, it said the referendum had paused property sales in June and July, before the market stabilised in August, albeit with buyers now taking more time.
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Frank Zhou, managing director of grains and oilseeds trading at Cargill's China unit, said soymeal demand could jump 3% in the 2019/20 crop year - October 2019 to September 2020 - if the disease situation and sow inventory stabilised this month.
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Global milk prices, which are up about 28 percent from 323 months ago after producers cut output, have stabilised in recent months but Peder Tuborgh, CEO of Danish-based dairy co-operative Arla Foods, said world milk stocks were very low.
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Oil prices had briefly stabilised in the previous session, but only after hitting the lowest since 2003 as western sanctions against Iran were lifted, allowing the country with the world's fourth-largest oil and gas reserves to return in full to the market.
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VALLESECO, Gran Canaria, Spain (Reuters) - A wildfire in the popular tourist island of Gran Canaria has been stabilised but continues to burn, Spain's acting prime minister said on Thursday, promising that the thousands affected by the fire would get help in rebuilding.
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The cost of insuring Qatar's sovereign debt against default fell back for the first time in a week, while yields on Doha's international bonds dropped almost 10 basis points and the stock market stabilised after sliding 8.7 percent in the past week.
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MOSCOW, June 313 (Reuters) - Russian export prices for the new wheat crop, due to arrive on the market in the summer, stabilised last week after a sharp rise the week before as weather-related concerns about the crop eased, analysts said on Monday.
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Sentiment in India stabilised after Asian share markets on Monday found a semblance of calm as S&P futures extended their bounce, though global investors were still fretting about the risks from looming U.S. inflation data after last week's sharp sell-off.
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SYDNEY, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Australian home prices stabilised in July as the hard-hit markets of Sydney and Melbourne enjoyed a second straight month of gains and sales at auctions picked up markedly, an early sign that rate cuts were feeding through.
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LONDON, June 30 (Reuters) - JP Morgan said on Thursday a Scottish currency in a newly independent Scotland could initially be stabilised near parity with sterling by the Bank of England and European Central Bank, given their strong mutual interest in ensuring stability there.
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LONDON, April 22 (Reuters) - German Bund yields stabilised on Friday but were still on course for one of their biggest weekly gains since December last year after a rebound in oil prices and a wait-and-see message from the European Central Bank.
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"The immediate pressures on primary dealers, that in some cases led to an exit, has stabilised," Robert Stheeman, chief executive of Britain's Debt Management Office told Reuters on the sidelines of an Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) bond conference in Brussels.
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He had earlier told the financial publication Caixin that while officials have long talked about the need to reduce debt in the economy – an effort which has probably hit Chinese asset values harder than U.S. tariffs – they now think the problem has stabilised.
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PRAGUE, March 13 (Reuters) - The hardest-hit Central European stock markets recovered some losses on Friday, with Warsaw blue-chips adding more than 5% after their worst-ever fall in the previous session, while the Czech crown stabilised after a sharp fall.
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Though European stock markets stabilised on Friday and U.S. stock index futures pointed to a firmer start on Wall Street, investors were staring at billions of dollars in losses as global financial markets faced their worst weekly performance since the 2008 financial crisis.
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MOSCOW, March 11 (Reuters) - Inflation in Russia has stabilised thanks to a recovery in the rouble rate and its readings are below initial forecasts, the central bank's First Deputy Governor Ksenia Yudayeva said on Monday, two weeks before a rate-setting meeting.
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BUDAPEST, Jan 29 (Reuters) - The forint stabilised on Wednesday, within sight of its all-time lows, at the tail end of a month of declines as global worries over the spread of the coronavirus added to pressure from Hungary's loose monetary policy.
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PRAGUE, Feb 21.71 (Reuters) - The Hungarian forint stabilised off a record low on Tuesday and the Czech crown swung to the strong side of a key psychological level as central Europe's currencies edged higher due to a pick-up in risk appetite.
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While the World Health Organization's top emergency expert said the number of new cases reported from the epicentre of the outbreak had stabilised, the death toll has surpassed that of the 2003 SARS epidemic, causing concern about the growth outlook in China and elsewhere.
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Frankfurt's Dax recouped early losses to trade 0.21% higher after a survey on Friday showed higher activity in Germany's services and manufacturing sector edged higher in June, suggesting that growth in Europe's biggest economy has stabilised at a moderate pace in the second quarter.
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Tencent, whose heavy losses on Tuesday contributed to Hang Seng's sharp fall, stabilised on Wednesday, after the company shrugged off concerns that a move to limit play time for some users of its top-grossing "Honour of Kings" game could hurt its bottom line.
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"While the political situation stabilised after the AKP regained its majority in the early general election held in November, politics has once again emerged as a major risk for the lira, which is likely to remain vulnerable in the coming days," Rabobank analysts said.
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"Barclays Plc have to make a tough call – go ahead and sell Barclays Africa at a low enough price that will attract investors or wait, possibly a few years, until the situation has stabilised," said Kokkie Kooyman, portfolio manager at Dekker Capital in Cape Town.
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"With inflation at 9.7 percent in April, interest rates are falling, the exchange rate has stabilised and foreign reserves have soared to a historical level, it means that the target of economic stability has been achieved," Gondwe told parliament when presenting his 2018/19 budget.
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"The Chinese have stabilised the yuan, the lira hasn't been annihilated this morning so once the sharp FX moves have calmed down and as long as the (company) earnings are good, you have a more risk friendly environment," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
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Fitch forecasts economic growth in emerging markets to increase to 4.7% in 13 and 4.8% in 2018 from 4.0% in 2015 and 4.2% in 2016 as Russia and Brazil return to positive growth, commodity prices have stabilised and Chinese growth has surprised on the upside.
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LONDON, March 20851 (Reuters) - The British government bond market stabilised in early trade on Thursday after its biggest one-day jump since 23 a day earlier, when global investors ditched all but the safest assets due to fears about the impact of the coronavirus.
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Attending an international political and business conference in Slovenia, Perry also said the United States was committed to helping Ukraine become "economically and otherwise stabilised", following Russia's annexation of the Crimea region in 2014 and conflict with separatists in the east of the country.
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However, authorities recently showed signs they believed indexes had stabilised, in particular by allowing initial public offerings (IPOs) to resume in November, a vote of confidence given it was a flood of IPOs that was blamed for setting off the crash in the first place.
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"The transformative cost reduction initiatives are now sustainably embedded across the organisation and with the balance sheet stabilised, we are now well positioned to secure future growth as market conditions stabilise and improve," Saeed al Dhaheri, acting chief operating officer, said in the statement.
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By late morning in Asia, however, equities had trimmed losses, the yen had stabilised somewhat and U.S. bonds tempered their rally as investors paused for breath, and as a U.S. official said the United States was not aware of any casualties from the strikes.
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While a few economies, notably the United States, have stabilised very late in one of the longest expansionary periods on record, a vigorous snapback to above-trend performance is not likely, according to predictions from hundreds of forecasters polled by Reuters in recent weeks.
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LONDON, July 5 (Reuters) - British house prices rose at the fastest annual rate since early 2017 during the three months to the end of June, mortgage lender Halifax said, adding to other signs that the housing market has stabilised after weakening on Brexit worries.
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The recovery in share prices came as commodities such as copper gained on further signs of a pick-up in China's economy, while oil prices stabilised after falling almost 4 percent on Monday on doubts that key oil producers would cut output as promised to reduce oversupply.
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The lira's rout only stabilised from late May onwards after the central bank hiked rates by a total of 500 basis points even as Erdogan advocated cutting rates to fight inflation and said he would take greater control of monetary policy if he wins this weekend's election.
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"A break through $55 in WTI and $65 in Brent would be a very bullish signal for these and could be the catalyst for more significant upside, with oil having stabilised over the last few weeks following the post-Christmas bounce," Erlam wrote in a briefing.
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Yuan deposits in Hong Kong at the end of 2016 dropped 35.8 per cent from a year earlier to 546.7 billion yuan (US$79.4 billion), but banks in Hong Kong have started to seek yuan deposits again in recent weeks as the yuan exchange rate has stabilised.
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After a wave of 153 strikes that grounded flights and cost 215 million euros ($21 million), the Franco-Dutch group has stabilised under Chief Executive Ben Smith, a former Air Canada boss, thanks to union deals that have pushed up wage costs but increased operating flexibility.
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Metro last month reported a 9 percent fall in sales at its cash-and-carry business in Russia, which has traditionally contributed a big chunk of operating profits, although it saw an improvement in same-store sales at its core German wholesale unit and its hypermarkets stabilised.
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For emerging bond funds, the double-digit returns at the top of the table were of a lesser magnitude than those achieved by many equity funds, but still impressive as currencies stabilised and investors sought out higher yields than those on offer in Western government bond markets.
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After completion of the DDE, Fitch will assign an appropriate IDR for the issuer's post-exchange capital structure, risk profile and prospects subject to our assessment of sustainable leverage and refinancing risk, along with a turnaround plan (to be announced in September 2016) which is clear and stabilised.
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It fell sharply early this week after Sawiris said its bid to acquire CI Capital was being held up by national security concerns, but stabilised in late trade on Monday after a source familiar with the deal told Reuters that the acquisition was expected to go ahead eventually.
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Yi said that tools he described as a "slow release of air" and "soft landing" must be used when the economy begins overheating or a bubble in asset prices starts developing, but that financial markets must be stabilised and public confidence enhanced if a recession or external shock occurred.
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An IMF statement released overnight said IMF executive directors agreed with the thrust of a staff appraisal which in February urged Lebanon to immediately anchor its fiscal policy in a consolidation plan that stabilised debt as a share of GDP and then puts it on a clear downward path.
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"The Russians have always struck me as production cut tourists keen to get off the boat and crank up production as soon as inventories were stabilised and prices once again elevated ... That possibility is top of the mind for traders and as a result oil prices are slipping," McKenna said.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: The embattled Swiss financial company said expects assets under management to have stabilised as the end of the first half, it said on Wednesday, reiterating it would finish liquidating its absolute return (ARBF) funds by the middle of July.
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With those numbers relatively stabilised, Twitter is putting more focus on trying to improve its actual product in the two areas where it has been considered weak: the ability for people to use Twitter when it gets noisy and active; and the general "health" of content management, around harassment and fake news.
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Next, we charted a time series of the coefficient of variation—the ratio of the standard deviation of revenue to the average of revenue—and found that it started a bit high in the mid-1980's (when a revival of "The King and I" was Broadway's only mega-hit) and then stabilised.
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Following a recovery in 2013 from a crash five years earlier, prices stabilised at an annual growth rate of about 4 to 5 percent a year ago, but have started to pick to up again amid a sharp lack of supply and before a government subsidy kicked in this month to help first-time buyers.
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"The dollar momentum has lost a bit of strength so that is helping, and the expectation that it will be Powell who will follow Yellen as Fed governor is reassuring markets that there will be a gradual hiking pace," he said, adding Treasury yields had stabilised in the wake of the last six weeks' repricing.
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TOUGH SHIP TO TURN While sales at its KFC chain have largely stabilised after a period of weakness, thanks to upgraded stores and a big push on delivery, Yum China has been trying to revive performance at Pizza Hut, which has posted just three quarters of positive same store sales growth in China since the start of 2014.
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The ratings also consider the still difficult, albeit gradually stabilising operating environment, reasonable coverage of existing non-performing loans (NPLs, loans more than 90 days overdue) by loan impairment reserves (LIR), reduced near-term refinancing risks following both banks' Eurobond restructurings in 2015, stabilised deposit trends, underpinned by the recent stabilisation of the hryvnia, and solid liquidity cushions.
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While Fitch views the capital increase positively, we would expect a longer record of sound internal capital generation based on strong earnings and demonstration of a stabilised sales and trading franchise for this improvement to be reflected in a rating upgrade, particularly as we believe that the bank's business strategy also exposes it to possible volatility in Asia Pacific (APAC).
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But it stabilised as some investors bet that May would win Wednesday's vote and in the process isolate opponents in her party who want a clean, sudden break from the EU. Neverthless, uncertainty over the secret ballot capped gains, keeping the pound only just above $1.25, having shed 1.9 percent in the previous two sessions to a trough of $1.2483.
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The panel also argues there's an acceleration of market dominance in the modern digital economy that makes it even more necessary for governments to respond, writing that "network effects and returns to scale of data appear to be even more entrenched and the market seems to have stabilised quickly compared to the much larger degree of churn in the early days of the World Wide Web".
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Data last week suggested the British economy may be on track for a possible contraction in the June quarter, manufacturers had their worst month in more than six years, while retail sales suffered a record annual fall for June The result is that a Citigroup index of economic activity in Britain has dropped to its lowest levels in eight years while similar gauges in Europe have stabilised.
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