The euro steadied at $1.0573 after hitting lows of $1.0518 while the dollar index also steadied at 101.57, just off the morning high of 102.05.
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The euro steadied at $1.0530 after hitting lows of $1.0518 while the dollar index also steadied at 101.95, just off the morning high of 102.05.
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It burned through $1 trillion in reserves before it steadied.
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Shares in Tencent steadied after volatile trade in previous sessions.
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And while the economy has steadied, Sisi's popularity has suffered.
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They steadied their performance and won all their remaining games.
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One man, sweatpants sloshing in the water, steadied a tripod.
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Prices on U.S. Treasuries turned negative as oil prices steadied.
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Equity markets steadied on Thursday after dropping about 3 percent.
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Oil steadied with stimulus hopes offsetting fears of plunging demand.
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Kavanaugh, 53, would succeed Anthony Kennedy, who steadied the bench.
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Investors abandoned stocks in Asia, while markets in Europe steadied.
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Gold steadied, coming off lows as the dollar pared gains.
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Safe-haven gold steadied helped by sluggish moves in riskier assets.
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Gold steadied in a lackluster session as the U.S. dollar flattened.
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The dollar moved away from overnight lows and steadied on Thursday.
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Riyadh's bourse steadied after a sharp fall on the previous day.
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Dollar bonds steadied after falling about 68.1953 cents across the curve .
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SXOP steadied after a sharp sell-off in the previous session.
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So Ramirez took a deep breath, steadied himself and settled down.
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It has rattled investors anyway, just as both economies have steadied.
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China's yuan steadied as authorities took steps to contain its slide.
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Gold steadied and was up 0.4 percent at $1258.04 an ounce.
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Many emerging currencies steadied after Tuesday's losses due to trade fears.
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With three Pirates relievers unavailable, Cole's performance steadied the pitching staff.
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It steadied just under its highest since July 25 at $1.2491.
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Macri ultimately imposed currency controls, and the peso has since steadied.
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But stocks have steadied this week amid hopes of government stimulus.
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HONG KONG — With Beijing's grip slightly looser, Chinese markets steadied on Friday.
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That steadied sentiment, helping global equity markets to claw back earlier losses.
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The euro rose to $1.1064, while the dollar steadied at 102.33 yen.
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Profit forecasts for the second quarter and beyond have steadied as well.
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Oil recouped some of last week's steep losses as global equities steadied.
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Yields steadied Friday and moved to session lows on the Clinton headlines.
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Spot gold steadied at $1,426.15 an ounce as of 13:58 p.m.
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Canada's dollar steadied after falling on Wednesday amid weakness in commodity markets.
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Samsung Group steadied in Wednesday afternoon trade, ahead of the court decision.
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Energy stocks gained after two sessions of declines as oil prices steadied.
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The Mexican peso also steadied after falling around 219.88 percent on Wednesday.
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Even so, the Aussie has already steadied and was last at $0.7626.
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They steadied themselves in the second and trailed, 63-56, at halftime.
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Clearance rates at auctions have rebounded and prices steadied as buyers returned.
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Oil steadied after an overnight rout, with Brent crude settling at $24.88.
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He was dismissed from five schools but appears to have steadied himself.
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He pushed his chair back and steadied himself into the standing position.
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Shenzhen shares steadied somewhat, as tech stocks rose following a steep fall.
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But China's yuan steadied after sharp losses on Monday, offering markets some relief.
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The yellow metal reversed course briefly after U.S. markets opened, but later steadied.
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The metal reversed course briefly after the U.S. markets opened, but later steadied.
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Trump definitely took a more staid and steadied approach, but it didn't work.
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Sterling steadied after hitting $1.2107 in early trading, its lowest level since Oct.
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Gold steadied after sliding to a five-week low in the previous session.
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Shares in Next steadied after a 15 percent fall in the previous session.
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In commodity markets, oil steadied after falling by around 1 percent on Monday.
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The yuan has steadied in recent weeks as the dollar's rally lost steam.
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Her weight loss steadied from there, and Rigden is now down 178 lbs.
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The peso steadied this week, helped by central bank interventions, after Fernandez's Oct.
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Thousands of tiny embers flew toward his face as he steadied his camera.
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Sims steadied after the first, making it through six innings on 106 pitches.
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The dollar and the British pound steadied after Saturday's deadly terrorist in London.
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Oil prices steadied for now, though concerns about oversupply were never far away.
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Like a cane, she took the strain off, but steadied as I went.
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Brent futures steadied at $65.40 per barrel, about where they began the year.
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But like stocks, crude steadied as the Iranian attacks were less than feared.
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It steadied at $1.2214 per pound, not far above a one-month low.
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European shares steadied, with the pan-European FTSE Euro 300 adding 0.3 percent.
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The greenback steadied at 113.840 yen after hitting a three-month top overnight.
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Corn also ticked lower while wheat steadied after a pullback a day earlier.
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London copper prices rebounded from a two-year low and gold prices steadied.
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Copper steadied at $6,791 per tonne after reaching a three-month low on Wednesday.
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Yet some emerging currencies that have suffered in recent sessions steadied against the dollar.
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The comment came as the yuan has in recent months steadied against the dollar.
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Oil began to recoup some of last week's steep losses as global equities steadied.
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Most sectors gained, led by infrastructure and transport plays, while properties and banks steadied.
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Gold miners were a particular weight, as bullion prices steadied after the Fed minutes.
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Gold steadied as the dollar surrendered some of its gains, but remained under pressure.
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The MSCI Asia Pacific Information Technology index steadied, after sliding 1.4 percent on Monday.
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Benchmark 20.5-year U.S. Treasury yields rose off 21-month lows as markets steadied.
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The currency eased to $0.7045 after the PMI release, from $0.7064, but soon steadied.
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" The board said Ianniello "steadied the ship" and demonstrated a "commitment to cultural change.
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Global benchmark Brent steadied at $51.97, after a 0.7 percent loss the previous day.
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The comment comes as the yuan has in recent months steadied against the dollar.
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The five arms from the tower that steadied and fed the rocket swung back.
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Crude steadied Monday, with West Texas Intermediate up 21 cents at $46.43 per barrel.
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In commodity markets, spot gold steadied at $1,287 per ounce as risk sentiment soured.
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The latter also steadied, with 10-year Treasury yields flat at around 2.33 percent.
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Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi steadied the troubled firm and took it public in May.
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It steadied at around 110.08 yen per dollar, 0.9 percent down on the day.
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Oil steadied, settling just 8 cents lower after falling more than 5 percent Wednesday.
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Oil prices steadied as hopes for U.S. stimulus offset fears from falling global demand.
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Oil steadied after an overnight plunge to an 18-year low in Asian trade.
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He steadied Justin, telling him that baseball has a way of balancing its ledgers.
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As the ferry passed the Queen Mary's mountainous hull, Mr. Armstrong steadied his footing.
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The yuan steadied as state-owned banks sold dollars around 6.97 earlier on Tuesday.
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Currencies of oil importers recouped their losses and moved higher as crude prices steadied.
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Withdrawals have since slowed as performance steadied, and assets now stand at $74.2 billion.
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With each free throw that steadied Duke's lead, Allen shook his fists in approval.
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Oil shares added 1 percent after crude oil futures steadied following an overnight sell-off.
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Stocks have steadied in April and the S&P 220 is now positive for 13.
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He steadied the government's finances by raising the sales tax and cutting the wage bill.
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However, risk reversals and implied volatility both steadied with levels far from this year's extremes.
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I rested my hand on Nathaniel's knee, to steady him as he had steadied me.
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Once the company had steadied itself, it had to identify its next steps, Joly said.
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By 1550 GMT it had steadied a touch above the day's lows, trading at $1.3180.
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But the dollar had steadied by 1230 GMT, with the index trading flat at 101.89.
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Stocks have steadied in April and the S&P 500 is now positive for 2016.
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Crude oil futures steadied after tumbling more than 2.5 percent on Monday in volatile trade.
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O'Neale steadied the Jazz with back-to-back baskets that put them back in front.
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Falling oil prices added pressure on Russia's rouble, which fell 0.6%, while Turkey's lira steadied.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 steadied by 0830 GMT, recovering from the previous session's fall.
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Akinjo steadied the Hoyas with back-to-back buckets that ignited a 103-3 run.
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Likewise, the euro had steadied at $245.99 after gapping as low as $20.4 on Friday.
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On a trade-weighted basis, sterling steadied above a three-week low hit last week.
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European shares steadied after early declines, as technology shares helped offset losses in luxury goods.
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Euro zone bond yields steadied in quiet trading after falling on renewed anxiety about Brexit.
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Stocks have steadied in April and the S&P 21.04 is now positive for 21.
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As Chandler stood and steadied himself on the board, he was knocked down by ... something.
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But, when I repeated Oren's comments, Odeh closed his eyes and steadied himself before answering.
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After rising sharply for weeks, mortgage interest rates briefly steadied last week, and homebuyers responded.
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Still, Booth and Paschall have steadied the ship; they are now the Wildcats' leading scorers.
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It touched a low of $1.1776 in thin Asian trade but soon steadied at $1.1801.
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Italian bond yields steadied after falling on Tuesday on hopes that early elections could be averted.
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But it steadied after the central bank raised $1.5 billion through a sovereign bond in July.
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Sentiment steadied somewhat after U.S. President Donald Trump softened his rhetoric over the past two days.
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Cocoa steadied, underpinned by a deadly attack in Ivory Coast, the world's top producer, on Sunday.
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The British pound steadied after a sharp decline Tuesday to trade about 230 higher near $28.
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Spot gold steadied at $1,426.15 an ounce, after touching its highest since July 3 at $216.21,215.50.
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It steadied around 6.56 per dollar on Thursday, having traded as weak as 6.58 last week.
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For the past few years, another local fixture has steadied itself in the city's musical heart.
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WTI futures steadied Friday but were down 6.3 percent for the week at $46.22 per barrel.
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The lira slumped, but after America brokered a ceasefire deal on October 17th, it steadied again.
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Sovereign bond markets steadied after taking a beating this week from U.S./China trade talk optimism.
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Against a basket of its rivals, the dollar steadied at a two-week high above 98.
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Gold steadied after falling to its lowest in more than six months on the higher dollar.
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The dollar steadied at 110.63 yen, having hit a six-week trough around 110.11 on Monday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares steadied on Wednesday as a global equity rally flagged, with Apple (AAPL.
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Stocks have steadied in April and the S&P 21 is now slightly positive for 242.
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Oil steadied after Kuwait said an output freeze by major oil producers would proceed without Iran.
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Metals also made a comeback, with bargain-hunting investors scrambling to buy, while oil prices steadied.
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The Turkish lira steadied somewhat after a steep drop, but Turkey is still feeling the uncertainty.
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It has since steadied and was around $2.23,495.60 an ounce in early Asian trade on Monday.
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The dollar steadied at 110.75 yen, having hit a six-week trough around 110.11 on Monday.
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But like stocks, crude steadied as the Iranian moves were seen as less severe than feared.
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Investors abandoned stocks in Asia, while markets in Europe steadied after the previous day's sell-off.
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Bitcoin cash steadied after wild swings in its first week, trading near $2753, according to CoinMarketCap.
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Among commodities, industrial metals steadied though oil prices dipped again on concerns about globally bloated markets.
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The broader energy group climbed 0.4 percent, as oil prices steadied just off a one-month low.
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However, recent trading updates showed their performance have steadied as traders get used to the new restrictions.
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European shares steadied after a two-day selloff as concerns about contagion from Turkey's currency crisis eased.
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Dollar-denominated bonds issued by selected Turkish banks continued to fall on Tuesday, although sovereign bonds steadied.
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SHANGHAI, April 25 (Reuters) - China stocks steadied on Tuesday following a sharp sell-off the previous session.
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But as oil and stock markets steadied ahead of U.S. trading, currencies began to turn as well.
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The index steadied for two days but plunged 20083 percent Thursday to a near four-year low.
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It steadied against the dollar early on Wednesday, holding at a two-and-a-half-year high.
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Oil prices have steadied and edged upward recently, causing energy goods to rise 2.5 percent last month.
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That helped the MSCI index of emerging stocks to eke out a 0.2% gain, while currencies steadied.
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European shares steadied, with basic resources companies underpinning the broader market following a rise in metals prices.
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But Paul steadied the Clippers just when it looked like they might let the contest slip away.
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Oil prices steadied after earlier extending losses from last week when crude dropped the most this year.
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By early afternoon the currency steadied to 72.82, still a shade weaker than Monday's close at 72.63.
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He steadied his musket on the horse's side and synched their breaths like a pair of dancers.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose after falling the previous session as risk appetite improved and equity markets steadied.
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Sterling briefly steadied above $1.35 in early morning trade in London, before gradually declining into negative territory.
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Her skin became more elastic, her limbs and face became less swollen, and her blood pressure steadied.
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The euro EUR= on Tuesday steadied above the 26-month low it reached last week of $1.110.
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The energy group climbed 0.7 percent, as oil prices steadied after steep losses in the prior session.
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The yuan had steadied in recent days after suffering its biggest monthly fall on record in June.
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After climbing more than 100 basis points in nine sessions, U.S. 10-year Treasuries steadied around 505.783%.
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After climbing more than 100 basis points in nine sessions, U.S. 10-year Treasuries steadied around 503.783%.
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The company steadied and began to grow again, even as the internet was transforming, or dooming, retail.
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Prices steadied Thursday, and bitcoin had recovered to $11,785 on Coinbase in morning trading New York time.
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Oil markets steadied after big gains on Friday, which were triggered by a drop in crude inventories.
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However, the Predators steadied themselves in the third period, Rinne making nine saves to protect the lead.
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The yuan currency weakened slightly in offshore markets CNH= after the S&P news but later steadied.
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Markets have steadied after sliding in previous sessions following the attacks, as investor concerns have eased somewhat.
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I grabbed the arm of my sister, who happened to be the bridesmaid nearest me, and steadied myself.
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Asian stocks rose across the board as crude oil steadied on hopes that big producers will cap output.
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He threw no-look passes, grabbed rebounds, steadied his team and scored from both the paint and perimeter.
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It steadied at around 110.26 yen per dollar, a shade more than 1 percent down on the day.
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AmerisourceBergen's first-quarter profit beat expectations as a fall in generic drug prices steadied after a volatile 2017.
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In commodity markets, oil prices steadied as expectations of firm demand, particularly from China, was met ample supply.
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Having hit a five-month low of 108.73 in early Asian trading, the dollar steadied at 109.20 yen.
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The dollar index, which tracks the U.S. unit against a basket of six rival currencies, steadied at 100.590 .
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Oil prices steadied just below four-year highs as U.S. sanctions curbed Iran's exports, tightening global crude supply.
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Prices steadied a little in Asian day though they did little to make up for last week's rout.
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The rand also steadied, firming 21358 percent after recording its largest single session fall since Brexit on Wednesday.
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Spot prices for February delivery steadied at $11.30 per million British thermal units (mmBtu), 10 cents above Jan.
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Russia's rouble steadied also benefiting from recovering oil prices and 217 GDP growth being confirmed at 0.08.56 percent.
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In commodity markets, spot gold steadied at $1,291.61 per ounce after touching a near 10-week low overnight.
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China's yuan has steadied this year after falling 6.5 percent last year - the biggest annual drop since 1994.
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Oil markets steadied after a turbulent few days that have pushed crude prices back to three-month lows.
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Over the past year, Chinese equities have steadied while the yuan has gained sharply against the U.S. dollar.
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Having hit a five-month low of 108.73 in early Asian trading, the dollar steadied at 109.14 yen.
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Stocks were slightly lower following the report, and Treasury yields initially declined on the report but later steadied.
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Early signs are this has steadied home prices in the long-suffering housing markets of Sydney and Melbourne.
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European shares steadied after a two-day sell-off as concerns about contagion from Turkey's currency crisis eased.
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Mr. O'Rourke said he steadied himself, in time, upon his return to El Paso in the late 1990s.
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Mladenovic steadied her nerves and converted her first match point to secure her first career victory over Sharapova.
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China's treasury bonds steadied on Tuesday as the central bank moved to calm the market with cash injections.
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Mining majors closed firmly in positive territory, while oil producers gained as oil prices steadied after soaring overnight.
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Earlier on Wednesday, euro zone bond yields steadied in quiet trading after falling on renewed anxiety about Brexit.
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An aide quickly caught and steadied the lamp and table, as the reporters moved away from the table.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose after falling in the previous session as risk appetite improved and equity markets steadied.
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The Canadian dollar steadied against its U.S. counterpart, recovering from an earlier four-week low as oil prices rose.
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U.S. Treasury yields steadied, after rising on Tuesday as markets absorbed the first chunk of this week's supply deluge.
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Still, the index has steadied in the last few weeks, having fallen well below 40,000 points in late November.
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The dollar index steadied on Friday not far below a 14-year peak of 103.65 reached earlier this week.
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Having hit a five-month low of 108.73 yen in early Asian trading, the dollar steadied at 109.10 yen.
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Oil prices, which usually buttress the Russian currency, steadied on Friday but remained on track for a weekly loss.
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But fund selling appeared to slow on Thursday as the dollar index steadied and crop weather took the spotlight.
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America's ratio of debt to GDP rose by about half between 2007 and 2011, though it has since steadied.
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However, oil majors BP Group and Royal Dutch Shell ended the session off their lows as oil prices steadied.
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Crude steadied near one-month lows after Kuwait said an output freeze by top producers would proceed without Iran.
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Gold steadied as the dollar lost momentum, but risk appetite in the broader financial market cooled the metal's gains.
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It suffered a 123 percent drop last week, but has since steadied with a 0.4 percent gain this week.
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Romania's leu steadied on Monday after recent falls as the country's assets see more pressure from budget deficit worries.
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The dollar steadied, after falling sharply this week when U.S. President Donald Trump criticised the Fed's interest rate increases.
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"Brodie swung to and fro in the breeze, and steadied himself as well as he could," The Times reported.
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Oil prices steadied on Monday ahead of an OPEC meeting that is widely expected to increase global crude supply.
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The big bond market safety plays — U.S. Treasuries and German Bunds — steadied after a brief early European sell-off.
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Oil steadied near one-month lows after Kuwait said an output freeze by top producers would proceed without Iran.
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Asian stocks also rose across the board as crude oil steadied on hopes that big producers will cap output.
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But the eagle steadied the ship, and it was smooth sailing thereafter as he stormed home in 31 strokes.
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The fall in bearish short positions came as benchmark prices steadied after dropping sharply since the middle of August.
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It had steadied itself after throwing away a carefully constructed two-goal lead in the space of four minutes.
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Gold steadied after jumping in the wake of the Fed's rate cut, and was last at $1,637.13 per ounce.
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European markets steadied after the previous day's thumping, while the U.S. dollar rose to a near two-month high.
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It suffered a 4.5 percent drop last week, but has since steadied with a 0.4 percent gain this week.
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The U.S. dollar steadied after being knocked off its highest levels in nearly two years after the manufacturing data.
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The yuan steadied on Tuesday after hitting a more than 21-month low in the previous late night session.
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Casey bogeyed the 15th hole to compound his problems but then steadied himself with a par on the 783th.
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Having hit a five-month low of 108.73 yen in early Asian trading, the dollar steadied at 109.20 yen.
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German government bond yields — which move inversely to price — steadied a day after hitting more than two week lows.
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Gold steadied after touching a two-week high during the session, as investors awaited further clues on Fed policy.
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Vikings kicker Blair Walsh had steadied himself over the previous few weeks after a shaky start to the season.
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The macro picture was not uniformly gloomy—profits and wage growth improved a bit on-quarter, and pricing steadied.
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The S&P energy index rose 5003 percent as oil prices steadied after a 6 percent plunge on Tuesday.
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Gold steadied at $1,258.10, having finally breached its recent tight trading range to hit a four-month trough at $1,245.60.
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The U.S. finally steadied through winger Madison Hughes who crossed after a brilliant carry and offload from flyhalf AJ MacGinty.
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SHORT-TERM STABILITY Analysts at Citi noted that November's intervention in the spot market steadied the currency for a month.
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Freight movements have steadied this year after declining during 22017, according to the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics (tmsnrt.rs/27h22016B23s).
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Stocks rallied after the summer rout, as a recovery in Europe appeared to take hold and the Chinese currency steadied.
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Asian stocks steadied on Wednesday on hopes of additional Chinese stimulus to lessen the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Corn futures fell to contract lows, pressured by ample U.S. and global supplies, while wheat futures steadied after recent declines.
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Oil prices steadied near six-month highs after data that showed U.S. stockpiles rose to their highest since October 2017.
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And separate data showed British consumer morale steadied in March but households remain downbeat about the outlook for the economy.
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Brooks, still on stage, steadied himself and tipped back his head, surely to keep tears from rolling down his cheeks.
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Gold steadied at $1,246.59, having finally breached its recent tight trading range to hit a four-month trough at $1,245.60.
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U.S. two-year Treasury note yields steadied after rising to a more than six-year high of 1.1070 percent earlier.
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The cryptocurrency steadied over the weekend and on Monday traded more than 5 percent lower on the day near $1,676.42.
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Like its bulge-bracket rival, the investment bank run by Richard Handler seems to have steadied its bond-trading business.
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The June signing of the IMF deal reduced the need for costly bond market funding and briefly steadied the peso.
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All the sabre rattling gave the safe-haven yen an early lift, but the dollar soon steadied at 113.20 yen.
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But valuations have steadied since Pinterest raised $150 million last year, which left the company worth just over $12 billion.
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MSCI's broadest gauge of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipped in early trade but later steadied as Chinese shares climbed.
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Brazil's real steadied after Monday's fall whilst the Europe-listed Brazil exchange traded fund DBX MSCI Brazil rose 210.01 percent.
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The 6 percent 2042 subordinated COFINA bond has steadied, last bid at 23.71 with a yield rising to 25.5 percent .
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The S&P energy index rose 23.34 percent as oil prices steadied after a 21 percent plunge the previous day.
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Still, the index has steadied in the last few weeks, having fallen well below the 40,000 level in late November.
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Though the rate of increase was fractional, Caixin said the broad trend appeared to have steadied in the first quarter.
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ENERGY Oil prices steadied after big declines on Tuesday stoked by a weak demand forecast from the International Energy Agency.
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Meanwhile, the euro steadied around $1.12585, not far away from a January 2019 high of near $1.15 hit on Monday.
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Meanwhile, the euro steadied around $1.12585, not far away from a January 2019 high of near $1.15 hit on Monday.
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Played correctly, his ambitious five-country, 12-day trip could have steadied his administration's rocky start in this vital region.
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Like its bulge-bracket rival, the investment bank, run by Richard Handler, seems to have steadied its bond-trading business.
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The yuan steadied against the dollar as greenback bulls remained wary of potential policy moves to stabilize the Chinese currency.
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But Hoffman steadied himself to play one under in his final seven holes to post a three-over-par 75.
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Falling oil hit Shanghai's Composite Index, which closed at its lowest level since December 2014 even as China's yuan steadied.
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But news of planned U.S.-China trade talks and a partial recovery of Turkey's lira have steadied investors' nerves slightly.
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But somehow I steadied my thoughts, somehow I came to understand that all my thrashing could but hasten my demise.
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Even so, an equilibrium of professionalism and levity has steadied the Sharks in their quest for their first Stanley Cup.
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A 15-foot birdie at the 16th hole steadied Green but Park, playing in the group ahead, was not done.
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The dollar steadied near a month high, with the Federal Reserve widely expected to raise interest rates at its upcoming meeting.
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The dollar has at least steadied on the yen at 108.44 and was off the recent five-month low of 583.
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After hitting a five-month low against the yen, of 108.73 yen, in Asian trading, the dollar steadied at 109.10 yen.
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Annual growth at the national level steadied at 7.6 percent, well below the cycle peak of 11.5 percent struck last year.
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Yields on 10-year notes steadied at 2.42 percent in European trading, having enjoyed the steepest single-day drop since Jan.
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European shares steadied and U.S. stock index futures rose while the British pound set a seven-week high against the dollar.
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The currency has steadied so far this year, helped by the capital curbs and a retreat in the surging U.S. dollar.
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Stocks bounced back globally Tuesday and currencies steadied, but the Brexit-induced panic could come back in a flash, strategists say.
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Yields on 10-year maturities for Italian government debt steadied at 1.62%, within sight of an October 2016 low of 13%.
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Gold steadied, under pressure from the equities rebound but supported by a weaker dollar and growing expectations for a U.S.interest rate.
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Bitcoin steadied after hitting seven-month lows during the weekend as the security of cryptocurrency exchange operators came under more scrutiny.
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The market has also been supported by slower output growth in the United States, where production has steadied since mid-February.
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The cedi has steadied in recent months on sustained forex inflows from offshore and local dollar sellers, including the central bank.
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In currency markets, the dollar steadied after weeks of gains in the face of aggressive Fed rate hikes and trade disputes.
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Trump's tweets sent prices sliding on Monday, before they steadied Tuesday on signs that OPEC would continue its program of cuts.
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The market had wobbled on Friday when Trump tweeted criticism of OPEC's role in pushing up global prices, but quickly steadied.
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Spot gold rose 0.05 percent to $1,336.12 per ounce as the dollar steadied but lacked the momentum to chalk up gains.
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Crude oil steadied after falling more than 1 percent on Thursday after U.S. data showed gasoline inventories rose unexpectedly last week.
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Bitcoin steadied above $6,500 in the past two weeks, presenting a level of support and breaking through the March downtrend resistance.
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Raw material stocks steadied after Monday's sharp declines, as Beijing punished officials and two steel market for breaking capacity-cutting rules.
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In Newton's absence, the backup Kyle Allen has steadied the Panthers, leading them to five wins in their last six games.
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In commodities, oil prices steadied after falling the previous day on the back of record U.S. crude production and rising inventories.
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Bitcoin steadied after hitting seven-month lows over the weekend as the security of cryptocurrency exchange operators came under more scrutiny.
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Shorter-term, 250.64-year U.S. government bond yields, which move inverse to price, steadied after hitting their highest in nine years.
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Elsewhere, the pound steadied a little following the post-Brexit turbulence which has buffeted the currency through much of this month.
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TOKYO, June 17 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average rose on Friday, rebounding from four-month lows, as the surging yen steadied.
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I steadied myself on the door frame just across the hall from the mirror, and then my legs crumpled under me.
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Gold steadied, heading for its biggest weekly rise since mid-September as jitters over the election offset the solid payrolls report.
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The heavily sold Australian and New Zealand dollars, each down more than 6% against the greenback this year, steadied on Friday.
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The Chilean peso steadied after recent selling pressure due to a fall in the price of copper, the country's main export.
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Corn futures were lower, giving up early gains on technical selling, while wheat futures steadied after two days of sharp declines.
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The dollar steadied after falling on Wednesday, with a basket tracking the currency against major rivals bouncing 0.2 percent to 95.940.
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Oil steadied after the International Energy Agency trimmed its forecast for demand growth, but said U.S. oil output was falling fast.
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The dollar steadied after wobbling last week on Trump's proposed 25-percent and 10-percent levies on imported steel and aluminum.
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Crude oil prices steadied below their recent peaks after being boosted by expectations OPEC-led production cuts would be extended beyond March.
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Sterling steadied at $1.3116 after falling roughly 1 percent on Friday after surveys showed business activity had wilted after the Brexit vote.
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Kafait Ullah, a 26-year-old primary school teacher, took a breath, steadied his shaking hands and rose to ask a question.
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In commodity markets, oil prices steadied in Asia but remained vulnerable to worries about a glut in both crude and refined product.
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Prices steadied a little on Thursday, with U.S. crude edging down 13 cents to $66.80 per barrel and Brent flat at $72.27.
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It has steadied early this year as authorities moved to tighten controls on capital outflows and as the dollar's rally lost steam.
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The dollar moved up from overnight lows and steadied on Thursday on the possibility of a U.S. interest rate hike next month.
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In each instance, the Fed lowered rates protectively three times before pausing as threats faded from view and the economy steadied itself.
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A measure of future economic conditions was slightly higher last month as stock markets and manufacturing steadied, according to a new report.
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SYDNEY, Feb 20930 (Reuters) - Copper steadied in early trading on Wednesday, after slipping overnight, as a weaker U.S. dollar limited profit taking.
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Imports of silver jewelry steadied in October at 185,663 kg, though year-to-date imports were up 8 percent, GFMS data showed.
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China's markets steadied at the end of last year following a flurry of measures by the government, then fell again in January.
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Italian bond yields steadied after a selloff on Tuesday sparked by a Bank of Italy warning on the country's rising budget deficit.
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Willeford jumped out, steadied his rifle on the truck's hood, took aim at the car, and shouted at Kelley to get out.
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Spot gold tacked on 0.1 percent to $1,336.14 per ounce as the dollar steadied but lacked the momentum to chalk up gains.
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It steadied at 104.23 yen but was still down 2.4 percent this week, having dropped to 103.555, its lowest since August 2014.
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He got a pass from Barrie, steadied the puck with his skate and lofted a shot off Luongo's pads at 13:50.
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And after a 10% fall, to $4,953, the price of a single Bitcoin, its best-known peer, has steadied at around $5,400.
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Thomas steadied the Celtics, scoring seven straight points to close the quarter and help Boston take an 81-75 lead after three.
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It has steadied in recent weeks, even though Turkey faces the threat of U.S. sanctions over its purchase of Russian missile systems.
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But Biden has steadied his wobbly bid heading into the Iowa caucuses, sending the two moderates toward a likely Super Tuesday collision.
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That steadied global markets, after nerves over global growth, the trade conflict and political risks like Brexit sparked a broad sell-off.
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The Canadian dollar, which hit a near three-week low on Monday at C$1.2858, steadied around C$1.2845 after Poloz's remarks.
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Small-caps in the mainland were steadied after a sharp plunge on Thursday with Shenzhen's start-up board ChiNext slid 0.95 percent.
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Her legs shook the chair beneath her, and she almost lost her balance but steadied herself with a hand on the chandelier.
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Bitcoin steadied after slumping more than 7 percent on Wednesday after U.S. and Japanese regulators tried to tighten their grip on cryptocurrencies.
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Trade will also stay a hot topic for markets, and the lack of new rhetoric steadied markets for most of the day.
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The dollar steadied after its worst week since Trump's election after talk of more rises in Federal Reserve interest rates this year.
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The yuan has steadied after hitting a six-year low in July, with traders suspecting state-run banks are supporting the currency.
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Biden steadied some nerves in Detroit, but he didn't come close to answering all the questions that still hang over his candidacy.
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During the march, one Juggalo attempted to push over a roadblock and was quickly stopped by two others who steadied the barrier.
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I steadied myself with the realization that my two stepdaughters — neither Jewish — had dealt with a BRCA mutation proactively and were thriving.
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The offshore yuan steadied for now, trading at 6.9730 yuan per dollar, above the one-month low of 6.9900 touched on Monday.
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Oil prices steadied overnight, after touching an almost four-month peak in the previous session, after fears of oil supply disruptions subsided.
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Turkey's lira steadied and dealers said state banks had sold dollars to support the currency, which came under pressure from geopolitical tensions.
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Oil prices had steadied in recent sessions, after a rout pushed both crude benchmarks to their lowest level since October on Monday.
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Most regional markets steadied after a brief wobble and MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was flat by midday.
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Brent oil fell while U.S. crude futures steadied on Thursday on the China worries as well as a surge in U.S. production.
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Oil prices have steadied around $70 a barrel, but rising output from U.S. shale producers has kept prices from climbing too high.
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The FTSE 100 inched 0.2% lower in early deals as the sterling steadied, leading more internationally-exposed firms such as BAT lower.
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It has since steadied itself, but only after a dramatic executive upheaval, including the ouster of co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick.
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He steadied himself as he stood and folded his arms over his chest, bowed, knelt and touched his forehead to the mat.
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SPNY as a result of oil prices that steadied as OPEC extended supply cuts until March 2020 during a meeting in Vienna.
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The dollar index against at basket of six major currencies steadied at 94.547 after slipping overnight from a three-month high of 95.150.
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Thursday's data from the Australia Bureau of Statistics (ABS) showed the unemployment rate steadied at 5.6 percent as 14,000 new jobs were added.
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Gold steadied, under pressure from the equities rebound but supported by a weaker dollar and growing expectations for a U.S. interest rate cut.
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At his stop, I hopped out and held the door firm as our soloist readied his cane and steadied himself on his feet.
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In currency markets, the dollar steadied on the safe haven yen at 106.87, just short of the recent six-week peak of 107.49.
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Markets steadied Tuesday, with equities gaining around the world, and bonds retreating from levels that sent yields to record or near-record lows.
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But Thomas steadied with clutch play over the next three holes, twice holing putts of around 12 feet to re-establish his authority.
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Analysts say China had steadied its currency, as talks proceeded with the U.S., but since talks broke down, the currency has weakened more.
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After surging last year, U.S. crude oil output has steadied around 12 million-12.4 million barrels per day, according to preliminary weekly readings.
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Moreover, there are some signs PCE inflation hit a low point during the first part of the year and had steadied by June.
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Bitcoin steadied to after slumping more than 7 percent on Wednesday after U.S. and Japanese regulators tried to tighten their grip on cryptocurrencies.
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U.S. stocks steadied Wednesday, closing narrowly mixed after the Federal Reserve's September meeting minutes affirmed previous expectations for a possible December rate hike.
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Prices steadied by 1330 GMT with Brent crude futures up 0003 cent at $63.67 a barrel, after hitting a session high of $64.46.
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The Malaysian ringgit steadied at around 4.0600 per dollar in offshore forward market, off near six-month low of 4.1350 touched on Thursday.
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Oil steadied Friday after falling nearly 5 percent Thursday after OPEC's agreement to hold down production for nine more months, just as expected.
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But it steadied in the European morning, trading flat against the basket at 23 and 0.1 percent higher against the euro at $1.1402.
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Bucking the trend, gold stocks perked up with Newcrest Mining up 1.3 percent as the yellow metal steadied with a fall in dollar.
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Castellano made his move at the right time, then steadied Cloud Computing down the lane as the horses stretched for the finish line.
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Gold steadied on Monday as stronger-than-expected U.S. manufacturing data offset support sluggish retail sales numbers, which kept the dollar under pressure.
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Job creation has steadied after a fast start to the year, and economic growth for the first quarter was a paltry 0.7 percent.
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The Canadian dollar, another commodity-linked currency, steadied at C$1.3808 per dollar after shedding 0.6 percent on Tuesday on crude oil's slide.
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THE bleeding stopped on the third day: sterling steadied and stockmarkets perked up on June 28th, after two sessions of carnage (see article).
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Bitcoin steadied after slumping more than 7 percent on Wednesday after U.S. and Japanese regulators tried to tighten their grip on crypto-currencies.
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Nevertheless, sterling has steadied following the initial sell-off and there are few signs that anxiety has spread into other markets just yet.
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German 2-year bond yield, which fell sharply on the changes to the scheme, steadied on Friday to trade at minus 0.74 percent .
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He has steadied his baseline game, shored up his serve and won 20173 straight official singles matches and 22017 of his last 25.
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He steadied his 32-year-old wife as they walked into the river current; she tightly gripped their barefoot 16-year-old son.
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Tiger Woods has made the turn in a tie for 35th at +3, but he steadied himself nicely after a nightmarish opening hole.
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Oil prices steadied on Thursday after the International Energy Agency (IEA) projected faster than anticipated oil demand for the remainder of the year.
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Precious metals miners proved an exception, with Randgold and Fresnillo up 2.6 percent and 1.1 percent respectively, as gold steadied following recent falls.
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The Australian dollar steadied at $0.6688 after stumbling 0.4% on Tuesday to as low as $33, a level not seen since Feb. 10.
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"It has steadied, although the underpinnings seem shaky to me," said Greg Anderson, global head of foreign exchange strategy at BMO Capital Markets.
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The Canadian dollar, another commodity-linked currency, steadied at C$1.3797 per dollar after shedding 0.6 percent on Tuesday as crude oil slid.
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Overnight tracking surveys this week have steadied her campaign's nerves, and both sides agreed she had a slight lead here as of Tuesday. Mrs.
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Wall Street futures pointed higher, the dollar steadied against the yen after three days of decline and gold and government bonds were in reverse.
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Nissan Motor Co steadied 0.4 percent from the sharp drop on Tuesday in reaction to the arrest on Monday night of chairman Carlos Ghosn.
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The euro was back at $1.1200, after reaching as high as $1.1265, and the dollar steadied at 111.44 yen from a low of 111.03.
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Among commodities, oil prices steadied on expectations of supply cuts by major exporters as well as continuing concern about political developments in Saudi Arabia.
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The sterling steadied following steep losses on Monday in reaction to May cancelling a parliamentary vote on her Brexit agreement to seek more concessions.
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After an initial plunge of nearly 8% on Monday, the Shanghai market steadied and was up 1.3% Tuesday and higher by another 1.3% Wednesday.
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They then steadied, and are around 21% below the peak—and 24.5% higher than at the start of 27, calculates Valueguard, a data provider.
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Second seed Wozniacki steadied herself, however, raising her game to bully Suarez Navarro from the baseline and grab another three match points on serve.
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Gold prices steadied near seven-month highs, while yields on Japan's 2500-year government bond slipped into negative territory for the first time ever.
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Egypt's index succumbed to profit taking and fell 2793 percent as the Egyptian pound steadied near a three-month peak against the U.S. dollar.
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The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of six major rivals, steadied 0.2 percent from Friday's late U.S. levels to 97.292.
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The loonie steadied a day after it notched its strongest price in nearly three weeks at 1.3113 before turning lower as oil prices slumped.
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Oil prices steadied after earlier easing on signs that the impact of a tropical storm on U.S. Gulf Coast production would be short-lived.
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Italy's government bonds steadied after a selloff on Monday, sparked by a surge in support for anti-establishment parties in Sunday's inconclusive national election.
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Though the currency steadied on Thursday, most analysts and traders believe the central bank will allow it to drift further to support struggling exporters.
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The vessel shifted, its keel striking the still surface with a sound like a pan slapping a table, before it steadied against the dock.
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Gold was near a 9-1/2-month high, supported as the dollar steadied and by lingering concerns over tensions in the Korean peninsula.
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Kohli and limited-overs specialist Suresh Raina (41) steadied ship with a 134-run stand spread over nearly three-fourth of the visitors' innings.
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Oil prices steadied near their highest since November 2014 as markets braced for tighter supply once U.S. sanctions against Iran kick in next month.
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Commercial banks' non-performing loan ratio has steadied to 1.74 percent by end-2017, from around 1.76 percent in the third quarter of 573.
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The market had wobbled on Friday when U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted criticism of OPEC's role in pushing up global prices, but quickly steadied.
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Oil prices steadied as lower production by Russia and major OPEC exporters balanced news of higher output in the United States, Canada and Libya.
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He steadied it with his skate and then poked it in with his stick to give the Bruins their first lead of the game.
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Oil prices steadied on Thursday as an escalating trade dispute between the United States and China offset a bullish report on U.S. crude stockpiles.
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But by Tuesday, bonds were selling off, and stocks, after a series of wide swings, recovered some lost ground and steadied at higher levels.
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On the currency front, sterling steadied after suffering a harsh reversal that left it facing its worst weekly fall since late 2017 at 2.4%.
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On currency markets, the dollar steadied against a basket of major currencies, after suffering its biggest one-day loss of the month on Tuesday.
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The dollar steadied against other major currencies, buoyed by the rise in short-term U.S. government bond yields their highest in over nine years.
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Argentina's peso steadied Friday after losing about 20 percent against the dollar since Tuesday as its central bank said it would auction dollar reserves.
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Mining and steel stocks such as ArcelorMittal and Glencore fell as metals prices steadied after reaching a four-month high in the previous session.
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Meanwhile, the dollar steadied in Asian trade, and stocks fell as U.S. political uncertainty added to worries about economies strained by the Sino-U.
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The Korean won edged ahead while the Thai baht and Singapore dollar, which have all been heavily sold on virus fears, steadied their slide.
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Bob Dole, a compatriot in war, peace and political struggle, steadied himself out of his wheelchair and saluted his old friend and one-time rival.
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On Tuesday, Dole was helped out of his wheelchair by an aide, slowly steadied himself and saluted Bush with his left hand, his chin quivering.
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The dollar against a basket of six major currencies steadied at 94.650, remaining near 11-month highs after notching up three consecutive months of gains.
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The euro was back at $1.1207, after reaching as high as $1.1265 overnight, while the dollar steadied at 111.54 yen from a low of 111.03.
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Now fentanyl is creating a third wave of overdose deaths, as those first two waves have steadied to each kill around 15,000 people a year.
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Gold steadied en route to its first weekly gain in three weeks as the dollar weakened, although the metal's advances were capped by stronger equities.
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Stocks steadied Wednesday after two days of brutal selling that particularly slammed companies and sectors with exposure to China, like Caterpillar and the semiconductor industry.
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He needs to show the political fastball last called upon in a vice-presidential debate in 2012, which steadied Obama's suddenly wobbling re-election campaign.
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Assets have steadied since Tuesday's turmoil but it will likely act as a reminder that aggressive monetary policy will come to an end one day.
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Holdings in the energy sector, currently the biggest industry Carlyle is invested in, has also fared well as oil prices steadied around $50, Carlyle said.
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Some short-term lending rates briefly shot to record highs as smaller firms scrambled for funding, before repeated cash injections by the PBOC steadied nerves.
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Stocks were higher in the past week, the second in a row, as oil also steadied and West Texas Intermediate crude futures rose 4.4 percent.
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The lira has steadied in recent weeks, even though Turkey faces the threat of U.S. sanctions over its purchase of Russian S-400 missile systems.
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Oil prices steadied on Thursday after falling in the previous session when official data showed U.S. stockpiles of products like gasoline rose sharply last week.
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Oil prices steadied after initially extending the previous day's decline when data showed U.S. stockpiles of products such as gasoline had risen sharply last week.
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Among currencies, Russia's rouble remained down on the day but looked to have steadied against the dollar at 78.53 and at 87.80 versus the euro.
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The euro was back at $1.1198, after reaching as high as $1.1265 overnight, while the dollar steadied at 111.55 yen from a low of 111.03.
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While Mr. Cruz steadied himself, rebounding in his home state of Texas and winning several smaller contests and delegate conventions, his successes were too few.
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He outpitched his counterpart, Astros right-hander Lance McCullers, although McCullers steadied himself and completed seven solid innings after wobbling through the second and third.
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Oil prices steadied after having pulled back from recent highs after U.S. President Donald Trump urged OPEC to increase production at its meeting in Algeria.
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The Italian bond market has steadied after the politically sensitive two-year yield recorded its biggest spike since 1992 amid concerns over a fresh election.
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China's yuan steadied against the dollar, a day after slipping below the psychologically important 21.7 level for the first time in more than five years.
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The Malaysian ringgit steadied at around 4.0600 per dollar in the offshore forward market, off a near six-month low of 4.1350 touched on Thursday.
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Oil prices steadied after rising on a larger-than-expected drop in U.S. inventories and the continued outage of the North Sea Forties pipeline system.
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Having spiralled lower in the past week after agreement was reached on a new coalition government in Rome, Italian yields steadied near their record lows.
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Having spiralled lower in the past week after agreement was reached on a new coalition government in Rome, Italian yields steadied near their record lows.
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The Dow steadied on Tuesday and went up a bit following the Fed's latest action and a White House progress report on a rescue package.
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In 2011, when Japan was hit by a terrible earthquake and tsunami, Mr. Kinoshita rose to his feet and steadied a cabinet from toppling over.
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Brazil's real currency - which, bar Argentina's peso , has lagged its Latin American peers with a near 8% loss this month - steadied at 4.15 per dollar.
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In the video, which was taken offline on Thursday, Ms. Cochran steadied the rifle while standing on the edge of a pond on her ranch.
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Renewed optimism over Trump's growth policies took the wind out of a recent rally in safe-haven gold, which steadied at around $1,210 per ounce.
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On the currency front, sterling steadied after suffering a sharp reversal that left it facing its worst weekly fall since late 2017 of around 2%.
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Now that Participant has steadied itself, it intends to annually produce and invest in up to 10 narrative and documentary films and three television series.
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Qatari assets steadied after Saudi Arabia and its allies gave Doha two more days to comply with a list of demands in an ongoing diplomatic crisis.
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In oil markets, prices steadied as lower production by OPEC and other exporters balanced growing evidence of a revival in U.S. shale production and sluggish demand.
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Argentina's peso steadied at $20.11 per dollar after economic advisors to presidential candidate Alberto Fernandez said they would seek alternatives to the current administration's austerity measures.
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Meanwhile, sterling steadied after hitting 5-1/2 month lows as traders waited for news on the contest for the leadership of the ruling Conservative party.
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Asian stocks steadied on Wednesday as Chinese shares nudged higher on hopes of additional stimulus to lessen the financial impact on the world's second-largest economy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Monday as tensions over Iran's nuclear program countered concerns about whether slowing global economic growth would hit oil demand.
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China's economy unexpectedly steadied in the first quarter, defying expectations for a further slowdown, as industrial production jumped sharply and consumer demand showed signs of improvement.
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The dollar steadied as investors focused on the upcoming G219.1500 summit for any progress on the U.S.-China trade war that has weighed on global growth.
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In currency markets, the euro steadied after weakness since late last month and last traded at $1.1761, off Tuesday's 1-1/49.763-month low of $1.16955.
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European shares steadied in morning dealings, but were heading for a second straight week of gains, with the prospect of more mergers and acquisitions underpinning sentiment.
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The energy sector, which was the hardest hit last month by heightening trade tensions, rose 1.5%, making it the biggest percentage gainer, as crude prices steadied.
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In commodity markets, oil steadied after declining on doubts that production cuts promised by OPEC and Russia would be deep enough to end a supply overhang.
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Over the past year, Chinese equities have steadied while the yuan CNY=CFXS has gained sharply against the dollar, easing worries over potentially destabilizing capital flight.
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Oil rose for the first time in seven sessions, while gold was set for its third week of gains and copper steadied after a sharp drop.
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Read MoreHow millennials are shaking North Korea's regime So while the Cold War has dissolved, rogue North Korea, roughly the size of Pennsylvania, has steadied on.
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Gold miners Newcrest Mining and St. Barbara gained 0.14 percent and 5.3 percent respectively as gold prices steadied in anticipation of the expected Fed rate hike.
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European shares steadied near their recent highs on Thursday, with Britain's top equity index climbing to a record high following a rally in homebuilders and miners.
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In commodity markets, oil steadied after slipping on doubts that production cuts promised by OPEC and Russia would be deep enough to end a supply overhang.
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The energy group gained 0.2 percent as oil prices steadied after U.S. data showed a big fall in crude stockpiles but also an increase in production.
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Oil markets were steadied after a blast from U.S. President Donald Trump at OPEC for "too high" prices had triggered the biggest tumble of the year.
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The dollar index, which tracks its value against six other major currencies, steadied at 95.355, not far from a three-week low of 95.16 hit overnight.
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But once we gained some altitude, the little plane steadied, and I marveled at how much I could see from the Vision Jet's signature oversized windows.
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DXY rose 266.36 percent, steadied in part by data showing that U.S. consumer prices increased in May amid a slowdown in the rise of gasoline costs.
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Binnington steadied the Blues with preternatural poise for a rookie, particularly one who had limited prospects of reaching the N.H.L. at the start of the season.
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SPNY ended the day up 7.783 percent as oil prices steadied to settle up slightly after a volatile session dropped on a weakening oil demand outlook.
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Chevron climbed 1.25 percent as crude prices steadied from earlier losses caused by the collapse of talks among major producers to tackle a stubborn global surplus.
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Chinese commercial banks' NPL ratio steadied at 1.74 percent at the end of December, unchanged from the end of the third quarter, CBRC data showed earlier.
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I pulled the waistline of my pants below my belly button, steadied my feet, wiped my abdomen with an alcohol swab and took a deep breath.
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"Markets pulled back from escalating risk aversion overnight as numbers on the death toll and infections from Coronavirus steadied," analysts at Mizuho wrote in a note.
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Yellen said the U.S economy was strong beyond the ballooning national debt, with the country near full employment and the financial system steadied by Dodd-Frank.
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Stocks rose as global markets steadied, but platinum producers stumbled as the spot price of the precious metal fell over 1.4 percent below $900 an ounce.
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Energy professionals have become less bearish rather than more bullish, seeing less downside risk as oil markets have steadied and prices bounced off early-224 lows.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index steadied at the close after touching a three-week high, while blue chips turned negative to trade 0.3 percent lower.
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ET. Canada's main stock index rose on Friday as higher oil prices boosted heavyweight energy stocks and gold miners recovered as the price of bullion steadied.
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But Texas was steadied by reliever Kyle Dowdy (1-0), who tossed 2 2/3 effective innings, and an offense that produced six extra-base hits.
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Benchmark 20.4-year U.S. Treasury yields steadied just above 0.13% on bets the Federal Reserve would raise U.S. interest rates and many as three times this year.
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The value of the renminbi also steadied on Friday in largely unregulated trading in Hong Kong, although it still dipped slightly against the dollar for the day.
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Oil steadied in a volatile session and Treasury prices fell as investors across asset classes parsed the details of Yellen's presentation, markets' central focus of the week.
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Kasatkina steadied herself to reach 3-4 before she double-faulted on break point and lamely surrendered the game to Kerber, who then served for the set.
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As prices increased and steadied as the year progressed, there was only a 53 percent deviance from an inflation rate of 25 percent, between February and June.
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Chevron added 173 percent as crude oil prices steadied from earlier losses caused by the collapse of talks among major producers to tackle a stubborn global surplus.
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Gold steadied on Friday en route to its first weekly gain in three weeks as the dollar weakened although the metal's advances were capped by stronger equities.
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The move surprised global markets, which had steadied the day before after Reuters reported that U.S. President Donald Trump was planning to delay tariffs on auto imports.
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China's foreign exchange reserves dropped by nearly $1 trillion from $3.99 trillion between mid-2014 and January this year, but have since steadied just above $3 trillion.
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This particular model debuted in early 2018 for $320, and its price has steadied around $160 outside of any deals, according to price tracking data from Keepa.
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Oil prices steadied after an initial rush to safer assets, with U.S. crude CLc21 futures off 2500 percent to $215, rebounding from a session low of $13.
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The Russian rouble steadied on Wednesday after two days of heavy selling due to worries about the Syrian conflict and new punitive sanctions by the United States.
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The Chinese yuan steadied near a seven-week low against the greenback as a liquidity squeeze in the offshore yuan market in Hong Kong helped stabilize sentiment.
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She bravely roamed pillared hallways lined in expensive marble statuary, but steadied herself with the help of a doting attendee at the ready to ensure her safety.
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European stocks steadied as reassurance over Italy's plan to spend up to 20 billion euros ($21 billion) to rescue its troubled banks overtook uncertainty over the attacks.
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It pulled back some lost ground as the dollar steadied against the euro in early afternoon trade, tracking a retreat in bond yields, but remained under pressure.
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The Turkish lira steadied off seven-week lows as U.S. President Donald Trump's sanctions for Turkey's military incursion into Syria were perceived to be lighter than expected.
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The energy sector remained under pressure even though oil prices steadied after falling to more than one-week lows as U.S. inventory data fell short of expectations.
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Mexico's peso steadied, meanwhile, after being whacked 2.5% late last week by Trump's sudden threat to impose tariffs — 5% to begin but potentially going up to 25%.
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Kazmir yielded both runs and four hits in the first inning, but steadied after that, saying he finally found a rhythm at the end of that inning.
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Similarly, today the U.S. economy is growing around 2 percent, inflation is near the Federal Reserve's desired target, and oil prices have steadied after a sharp drop.
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Revenue in the media division has dropped around 230 percent in the past seven quarters but steadied in the third quarter with just a 276 percent decline.
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But regulators have since put forth new guidelines, the stock market has steadied and the government this year finalised its policies, paving the way for renewed activity.
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Stocks in Colombia rose 219.0198% and the peso steadied as prices of oil, the country's top export, gained on rising tensions between the United States and Iran.
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Oil prices steadied, supported at near multi-month highs by tighter crude markets, but slightly pressured by an unexpected increase in U.S. production, exports and crude inventories.
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He was a dentist and it must have terrified him, but, for a while at least, he somehow steadied his hand as he gripped a dental instrument.
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The euro has steadied after on Thursday suffering its biggest one-day drop against the dollar since Britain voted to leave the European Union two years ago.
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Under her leadership, the company steadied and remained the No.1 carmaker in the US. It reported higher-than-expected earnings in the first quarter of 2019.
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Before the release of the U.S. jobs data, the rand had gained more than half a percent as Chinese markets steadied, reviving investors' appetite for risky assets.
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Oil prices steadied on Thursday as fears over the global economic outlook checked any price rises coming from a U.S. threat of sanctions on OPEC member Venezuela.
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Gold, which earlier rose to five-month highs on the rising tensions over North Korea, lost steam as U.S. Treasury yields turned higher and the dollar steadied.
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Ten-year bond yields in Italy steadied on Friday and were last hovering around 1.08%, drawing some support from expectations of action by the European Central Bank.
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Kuchar steadied his round with three birdies on his back nine to win the tournament co-sanctioned by the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour Organization (JGTO).
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As share prices and oil prices steadied after weeks of volatility, Airbus maintained its confidence in demand that underpins plans for record production rates at both companies.
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Australia's labour market strengthened for a fourth month in June led by a remarkable comeback in full-time jobs while the unemployment rate steadied at 5.6 percent.
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The peso, which has steadied since Argentine authorities imposed capital controls in September, was down 3.5% in October and has tumbled nearly 37% so far this year.
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Crawford steadied himself after a rocky start that included allowing a power-play goal off the stick of Filip Zadina at 20:03 of the first period.
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It proved decisive, as Belgium steadied with a birdie on the same hole and their three-stroke cushion was enough to absorb a final bogey on 17.
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The common currency steadied at $1.0746 as the dollar dipped against the yen, although it remained in distance of a one-month trough of $1.0711 hit overnight.
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Fidyka steadied himself like a skier at the start of a downhill slalom and then began—painfully, laboriously—to put one foot in front of the other.
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POUND IN PERIL On the currency front, sterling steadied after suffering a harsh reversal that left it facing its worst weekly fall since late 2017 at 2.4%.
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The ship has been steadied rather quicker than Mezeckis predicted, but no one is naive enough to believe that plain sailing is guaranteed from here on in.
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After years of flailing around in response to the sporadic renewal of federal tax credits, wind power has steadied out a bit, holding firm at $2260 billion.
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Brent crude oil futures steadied after dropping to near a seven-month low of $59.07 per barrel as the trade war raised concern about lower demand for commodities.
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Crude oil futures, which posted robust gains for August, steadied after tumbling on Wednesday as data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration rekindled fears of a supply glut.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks steadied on Thursday, after a woeful week for major technology companies, even as global equities careened towards their first quarterly drop in two years.
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Week thirteen, visually, was Trump's most normal since taking office, steadied by mostly traditional events in which the president hits his marks and cracks a joke on cue.
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Mr Trump can take some credit for that, having steadied their nerves with a competent showing in the second televised debate, in St Louis, Missouri on October 9th.
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Oil steadied at $66.57 a barrel for U.S. crude and $71.66 a barrel for Brent having tumbled nearly 1.8 percent overnight as concerns over Middle East tensions eased.
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In the near-term, the new OPEC+ deal may have steadied the volatile market; while in the long-term, the U.S. influence on global markets is now massive.
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"WILLING TO FORGIVE" The rand steadied against the dollar in early trade on Friday, with traders saying the currency would remain volatile as markets digest the poll results.
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China's markets steadied after Shanghai's main market lost nearly $903 billion in stock values the previous day, and global markets also recovered from a sell-off last week.
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Serbia steadied their play in the later rounds with five straight wins on their way to the title against Croatia, which had won a gold medal in London.
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The Chinese yuan steadied near a seven-week low against the greenback as a liquidity squeeze in the offshore market for renminbi in Hong Kong helped stabilize sentiment.
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The Australian dollar steadied, boosted by upbeat central bank comments on the economy and government comments on the ban, but had still not recouped its losses from Thursday.
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Gold steadied on Monday as the dollar fell and European shares dipped following the failure by oil producers to agree an output freeze, which sent crude prices tumbling.
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Oil steadied at $66.26 a barrel for U.S. crude and $71.43 a barrel for Brent, having tumbled nearly 1.8 percent overnight as concerns over the Middle East eased.
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"I was leaking oil a little bit," said DeChambeau, who after bogeying the 13th steadied the ship by sinking a five-footer to save par at the next.
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U.S. crude futures steadied around $48 a barrel on Friday as rising domestic production and inventories offset hopes OPEC output cuts were beginning to balance the global glut.
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The Australian dollar steadied on Thursday, a day after Australia's central bank's signaled a shift from its long-standing tightening bias and sent the Aussie down 1.8 percent.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The ruble steadied against the dollar on Friday, supported by rising oil prices a day after the threat of new U.S. sanctions unnerved Russia's financial markets.
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I remember a day not long ago when I rocked my daughter, Eva, in my arms, and her eyes stopped and steadied as they looked back into mine.
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U.S. crude steadied at $2.43 in Europe after going as high as $57.69 and Brent crude futures were at $64.04 after touching a peak of $64.65 a barrel.
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Crude oil prices steadied after falling steeply on Monday as the focus turned to falling inventories in the United States and further output constraints in Venezuela and Libya.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Crude oil futures steadied on Tuesday as the focus turned to falling inventories in the United States and further output constraints in Venezuela and Libya.
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Moreover, as these changes have been implemented, aggregate funding levels have steadied to 73.2 percent in 85033, evidenced by a comprehensive survey of pension financial reports on publicplansdata.org.
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Italy's bond yields steadied after posting their biggest one-day fall in almost two months on Tuesday as the country inched towards the formation of a new government.
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Oil steadied after an overnight plunge to an 18-year low in Asian trade, with U.S. crude last up 12% to $22.77 and Brent up $13 to $26.03.
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Asian shares steadied from early losses as investors placed their hopes on a coordinated global monetary policy response to weather the damaging economic impact of the coronavirus epidemic.
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As Quip eventually began to display patience, Brisset let Quip inch ahead of his training partner before he steadied him again so that he'd stay in that position.
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Data released last month showed Australia's jobless rate steadied at a 5.9 percent in March as employment surged the most in 1-1/2 years, far exceeding expectations.
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The British currency had steadied above $1.28 levels since last week as markets had built up expectations that Britain would not leave the European Union without a deal.
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Gold held at $1,283.70 an ounce after its strong run of late, and the Nikkei 225 index in Japan steadied from its fall on Wednesday, closing at 19,13.
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The Australian dollar and New Zealand dollar each fell 0.1% to touch one-week lows, but then steadied with the Aussie last buying $0.6717 and the kiwi $0.6287.
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Wheat also steadied after easing in the previous session, remaining within sight of Wednesday's near 17-month peak that reflected strong international demand and rising global cash prices.
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BHP Billiton and Glencore fell as the price of copper edged lower, while precious metals miners Polymetal and Randgold Resources were also weaker as the gold price steadied.
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Facebook shares steadied Wednesday after suffering their worst two-day drop since February 2016 following additional concerns about user privacy from a data scandal involving 50 million accounts.
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POUND IN PERIL On the currency front, sterling steadied after suffering a sharp reversal that left it facing its worst weekly fall since late 2017 of around 2%.
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Gold steadied ahead of this week's Fed meeting, which could give clues about the outlook for U.S. interest rates and the dollar, key factors for precious metals prices.
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The energy sector, which was the hardest hit last month by heightening trade tensions, rose 1.21%, the most among the major S&P sectors, as crude prices steadied.
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Oil and Middle Eastern stock and bond markets also steadied after a nervy few days caused by a purge of royals and top officials by Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince.
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The dollar steadied near 23-month lows but MSCI's emerging equity benchmark rose 0.3 percent, back towards recent three-year highs, taking its cue from firmer world stock markets .
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The pan-European STOXX 600 steadied near two-year highs on Thursday, with British, German and French stocks also broadly flat as investors awaited the BOE's 1200 GMT decision.
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Commodity prices steadied after sinking to multi-year lows in 2016, but supply gluts in energy and grains markets have prevented heavily traded commodities from keeping up with stocks.
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Chinese commercial banks' non-performing loan ratio steadied at 1.74 percent at the end of December, unchanged from the end of the third quarter, the CBRC said last month.
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Gold steadied on Monday as political uncertainty created by U.S. President Donald Trump's move to ban people from seven Muslim-majority countries, and by elections in Europe, supported prices.
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Morton (24-20), who had won 11 games during his league-leading unbeaten streak, steadied after a rough start and went six innings, allowing four runs and five hits.
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Gold prices, which tumbled to their lowest level in nearly six weeks on Monday after large sell order sent ripples through the market, steadied, supported by an easing dollar.
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Oil prices steadied after slipping by around 2 percent last week, but remained under pressure from oversupply and concern over the prospects for global economic growth and fuel demand.
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Oil prices steadied on Friday amid short-covering after a week-long selloff but were on track to end the month about 15 percent lower on persistent glut concerns.
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The growth outlook weakened primarily in the U.S. and China, the two combatants in a drawn out trade war, but steadied at below-trend levels in the euro zone.
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LONDON/MILAN (Reuters) - European shares steadied on Friday but suffered their worst week since end March as uncertainty over global trade rippled through markets and investors dumped riskier sectors.
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Meanwhile, world markets steadied, as a four-year high in oil prices and the biggest weekly jump in Treasury yields since February left investors wondering where to go next.
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The Australian dollar steadied, boosted by upbeat central bank comments on the economy and government comments on the ban, but was still holding most of its losses from Thursday.
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Morton (213-2121), who had won 2131 games during his league-leading unbeaten streak, steadied after a rough start and went six innings, allowing four runs and five hits.
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Copper steadied on Friday but was set to end the week almost 2 percent lower as workers agreed to resume work at the world's top copper mine in Chile.
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U.S. production has also steadied, with the U.S. government reporting on Friday that domestic output in the world's top crude producer edged lower in January to 11.9 million bpd.
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With production having steadied at around 1 million barrels per day (bpd) since the middle of last year, Libya, beset by factional fighting, has become a less unstable supplier.
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Gold steadied on Tuesday as U.S. stocks bounced, allaying earlier market jitters that had pressured European equities and boosted interest in the precious metal as a haven from risk.
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LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - European shares steadied on Monday just off recent highs, following weaker Asian trading as and some earnings disappointments which took the shine off early trading.
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Oil steadied on Monday, reversing early losses after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would make an announcement later in the day about the nuclear deal with Iran.
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Goaltender Tuukka Rask's return from injury has steadied the Boston Bruins on the defensive side of the ice and the next challenge will be waking up a dormant offense.
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Gold posted its biggest one-day percentage fall in nearly nine months on Wednesday after robust U.S. data lifted the dollar, which steadied at those strong levels on Thursday.
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Sterling steadied on Wednesday but held near a two-week low as investors mulled a report that UK cabinet ministers are discussing plans to delay Brexit by eight weeks.
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Investors bid the shares up as much as 40 percent early on Monday, but the price steadied not far from $120 a share in morning trade, up 25 percent.
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But they steadied on Thursday despite a warning from the International Energy Agency that the world's oil supply cushion "might be stretched to the limit" due to production losses.
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Oil steadied on Friday after a three-day losing streak as hints of progress in the U.S.-China trade dispute balanced concerns about slowing global economies and oil demand.
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Global stocks rebounded on Monday as hopes for interest rate cuts to soften the economic blow of the epidemic steadied nerves and drove U.S. Treasury yields close to 1%.
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Alderson was right last winter not to match the Atlanta Braves' one-year, $12.5 million offer to Bartolo Colon, who had steadied the Mets' rotation for three memorable seasons.
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Equinor shares steadied on Tuesday, rising around 5% in morning trade, as did shares in Orsted, which fell 4.6% on Monday as global equity markets fell across the board.
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Oil steadied after an overnight plunge to an 18-year low in Asian trade, with U.S. crude last up 6.5% to $21.70 and Brent up 34 cents to $25.22.
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SHANGHAI, March 20345 (Reuters) - China's yuan eased off six-week highs against the dollar on Thursday, as the greenback steadied in global markets after strong U.S. labour market data.
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On the other hand, tourism-related shares, which have been badly hit since the virus started to rattle markets, steadied with the Topix air transport subindex closing almost unchanged.
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The Clarets, deserved winners, had drifted towards the relegation zone after four straight losses but Wednesday's victory, following Sunday's win over third-place Leicester City has steadied the ship.
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Elsewhere, the Australian dollar steadied on Thursday, a day after Australia's central bank's signaled a shift from its long-standing tightening bias and sent the Aussie down 1.8 percent.
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But the 22-year-old showed her resilience as she steadied herself in the final set, claiming the vital break in the penultimate game before closing out the win.
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China's consumer inflation steadied while factory-gate prices fell at a slower pace in December, giving Beijing room to stay the course on monetary easing as economic growth cools.
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China's consumer inflation steadied while factory-gate prices fell at a slower pace in December, giving Beijing room to stay the course on monetary easing as economic growth cools.
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It folded in 2595, during the first e-commerce collapse, but by 22 the economy had steadied and Wainwright felt that it was time to get back into business.
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Oil prices ended Monday's session little changed after earlier rebounding strongly from last week's steep losses as global equities steadied following their largest one-week slide in two years.
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Treasury yields steadied Friday after a volatile week that saw the benchmark 10-year yield hit four-year highs and U.S. stocks post their worst week in two years.
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Gold steadied just above $2859.75,240 an ounce on Wednesday as the dollar's recovery from 10-month lows dampened upward momentum in the metal after three straight sessions of gains.
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The U.S. currency steadied a little and was last at 117.13 yen, in part helped by upbeat comments from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on the U.S. jobs market.
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Oil prices steadied after losses over the past two days from a surprise increase in U.S. crude inventories and renewed concerns over trade friction between the U.S. and China.
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Gold steadied on Monday as weak physical demand in top-consuming regions and the expectation of higher U.S. interest rates weigh, despite the bullion-priced U.S. dollar losing steam.
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Oil prices rose as global markets steadied on Thursday, recouping some of the previous day's 2 percent slide, though a weakening outlook for crude demand kept prices in check.
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Oil prices steadied after U.S. crude broke through $50 a barrel overnight, spurred by an informal meeting among the world's biggest producers on output cuts and falling U.S. crude inventories.
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Oil steadied near a four-week high after top exporter Saudi Arabia said it was determined to end a supply glut that has weighed on the market for three years.
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Nigeria's naira steadied in the non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market after Tuesday's sharp falls, amid confusion over whether authorities would follow through on signals that the currency could be devalued.
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U.S. crude was up 0.4 percent at $53.24, while Brent crude steadied at $55 as a deal to limit supply came into effect on Sunday, boosting expectations of higher prices.
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Although the market pared more than half of its earlier losses, helped in part as the Chinese yuan steadied, sentiment remained cautious on heightening uncertainties over the global economic outlook.
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Gold steadied off a one-week high on Tuesday as investors awaited the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates, with a weaker dollar and faltering global equities lending support.
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Hurkacz, 22, steadied himself through a roller coaster affair, which included a brief rain delay after the second set, and came out on top after two hours and nine minutes.
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The greenback was little changed at 109.660 yen after bouncing back from a two-week low of 109.150 and the euro steadied at $1.1132 following three successive days of losses.
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Despite the profit-taking, oil prices have steadied, probably owing to a combination of strong consumption growth, a continued fall in oil inventories, and supportive comments from senior OPEC leaders.
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Gold prices steadied on Tuesday, weighed down by expectations for a rise in U.S. interest rates that boosted the dollar but supported at the margins by political risks in Europe.
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Oil steadied on Thursday as support from ongoing tensions over the disappearance of a prominent Saudi journalist offset a big drop overnight due to a jump in U.S. crude stockpiles.
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MILAN, April 16 (Reuters) - European shares steadied near 4-week highs on Monday as investors expected there would be no immediate escalation in Syria following the weekend's U.S.-led strike.
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Oil prices steadied somewhat after falling more than 2.5 percent on Monday to its lowest in about three weeks on the strength of the dollar and reduced refining in China.
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Since the end of December, spot cocoa prices in New York and London have steadied as investors await results from global cocoa grind figures, due by the end of January.
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Data from the Institute for Supply Management is expected to show U.S. manufacturing activity steadied in February, with the national manufacturing index inching up to 48.5 from 4.73 in January.
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In the EU, Chinese imports of corrosion-resistant steel, which nearly doubled last year, steadied in the year to August just as imports from Vietnam surged from historically negligible levels.
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In oil, crude futures steadied on Friday after climbing to four-year highs earlier this week, and both benchmarks marked weekly gains ahead of U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil exports.
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Afterward, Ms. Glaudini said she steadied herself with a glass of wine at the hotel bar, scanning women who walked in for someone she feared might become his next victim.
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As much as Case Keenum has steadied the Vikings in Sam Bradford's absence, leading a group that complements that league's stingiest scoring defense, he has never appeared in the playoffs.
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Asian shares steadied from early losses on Monday as investors placed their hopes on a coordinated global monetary policy response to weather the damaging economic impact of the coronavirus epidemic.
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Stock markets steadied slightly after the WHO praised China's efforts to contain the virus, following a tumble the previous day over a rising toll in the world's second-biggest economy.
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As hopes of a more amicable trade deal between Washington and Beijing rose, the dollar steadied against a basket of six rivals, while it climbed against the safe-heaven yen.
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Global markets steadied after the killing of a top Iranian military commander by the United States sparked a selloff on Monday, when both the UK benchmark indexes lost nearly 1%.
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CHINA: China's consumer inflation steadied, while factory-gate prices fell at a slower pace in December, giving Beijing room to stay the course on monetary easing as economic growth cools.
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The benchmark closed down 0.8 percent lower in the previous session, hurt by the political crisis in Italy, although global markets steadied overnight as fears of an imminent election ebbed.
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Bonavista Journal BONAVISTA, Newfoundland — Shannon Mouland steadied himself in an aluminum boat, shotgun raised, as a thick-billed murre skittered above the slate-gray waters of the North Atlantic. Boom!
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Gold steadied on Thursday after nearing a seven-week high in the previous session as investors awaited U.S. jobs data for further clues on the outlook for interest rate rises.
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In currency markets, the dollar steadied above deep lows though thanks mainly to positioning - bears are already so short of the currency that they are wary of selling even more.
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The materials group, which includes precious and base metals miners and fertilizer companies, added 0.4 percent as gold prices steadied after the Bank of Japan modestly expanded its monetary stimulus.
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As she entered her 30s and her career steadied to a cruise of experiments and radio hits, Michael Jackson's had become increasingly weighed down by his questionable relations with children.
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The Turkish lira steadied after sharp declines caused by President Tayyip Erdogan's dismissal of the central bank governor over the weekend, a move that prompted worries about the bank's independence.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling steadied close to a one-week high just above $1.30 on Tuesday, with hopes for increasing political stability and an upbeat business survey lending support to the currency.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling steadied on Wednesday as Prime Minister Theresa May tried to persuade the European Union to modify her Brexit deal to avoid a disorderly British departure from the bloc.
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While Reed steadied himself McIlroy unraveled, taking bogeys at five and eight to drop into a pack that included Spaniard Jon Rahm and Fowler four back of the front-running Reed.
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Asian shares steadied on Monday, stemming last week's hefty losses after Trump's action on steel and aluminium, and his plans to slap tariffs on up to $60 billion in Chinese goods.
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Asian stocks steadied as Chinese stocks nudged higher on hopes of additional stimulus to lessen the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak, but risks remain as the illness continues to spread.
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Oil prices steadied on Friday, with benchmark Brent crude trading just below $60 a barrel, buoyed by comments from Saudi Arabia's crown prince backing the extension of OPEC-led output cuts.
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After falling on Wednesday, the dollar steadied, with a basket tracking the currency against major rivals flat at 95.910.. It was up a hair against the Japanese currency, buying 110.70 yen.
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Societe Generale analysts, for instance, advised clients to buy lira, noting that the central bank's "explicit acknowledgment of accumulating inflationary pressures and expressed commitment to fighting inflation" had steadied the currency.
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One can only imagine what was going through Halep's mind serving at 5-1 but an ace steadied her nerves before she claimed her first Grand Slam at the 32nd attempt.
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Oil prices steadied as a resumption of production in the Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Barry and a boom in U.S. supply from shale oil countered tensions in the Middle East.
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The S&P energy index led the gainers among the 11 S&P sectors with a 2.5 percent rise, as oil prices steadied after a 21.58 percent plunge the previous day.
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The Canadian dollar steadied too, after suffering its biggest drop in eight months on Wednesday, after Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz dampened expectations for further interest rate hikes this year.
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Gold steadied on Monday as traders stayed on the sidelines before this week's central bank meetings and policy news, including President Donald Trump's expected announcement of the next Federal Reserve chair.
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Gold steadied as a stronger dollar pushed the metal off Tuesday's 9-1/2-month high, but the precious metal remained above $1,300 on renewed tensions between Washington and North Korea.
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Global stock markets steadied near record highs, supported by rising optimism about a U.S.-China trade deal this month and global business surveys indicating that tariff-hit manufacturing sentiment has troughed.
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Oil prices steadied just below two-year highs, supported by supply cuts by major exporters, but analysts said the market could be vulnerable to a selloff after several months of gains.
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Then a funny thing happened: Pineda steadied himself, retiring Bregman with the bases loaded, and the Yankees figured out a way to solve Keuchel just enough for a 2-1 victory.
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LONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The wait for U.S. monthly jobs numbers steadied stock markets on Friday and allowed the dollar to recover after its worst week in more than six years.
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TAIPEI, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks fell on Tuesday in cautious trade but losses were limited as regional markets steadied after China's GDP figures came out largely in line with expectations.
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Gold prices rose on Tuesday after hitting a five-week low as the dollar steadied after reaching a 216.47-week peak following hawkish comments from an influential U.S. Federal Reserve official.
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Energy and raw materials stocks steadied, helped by Beijing's moves to cut excessive capacity in coal and steel industries, which along with the construction boom helped to spur higher resources prices.
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But oil recovered during Asian hours, as U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude steadied to climb 0.64 percent to $50.60 a barrel, while global benchmark Brent crude rose 1013 percent to $53.55.
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As markets steadied, the dollar rose nearly half a percent against a basket of six other top world currencies as U.S. and other benchmark bond yields began to climb again, too.
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The Chinese economy steadied itself in the first three months of the year, after Beijing flooded the financial system with money to avoid a slowdown, Alexandra Stevenson of the NYT reports.
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Oil prices steadied as major producers Saudi Arabia and Russia had yet to agree on extending an output-cutting deal and U.S.-China trade tensions continued to threaten demand for crude.
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MERV has since steadied, though it remains down by over a third, which bankers and brokers said was starting to attract investors hopeful that the environment would improve and valuations recover.
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China's currency and stock markets steadied in choppy trade after anxiety over the coronavirus hit the yuan on Monday and erased some $0.33 billion in market value from Shanghai's benchmark index.
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The air strikes early on Wednesday came hours after the general's funeral, and sent the yen to a three-month high - until the absence of immediate reports of casualties steadied nerves.
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Asian shares steadied on Monday, stemming last week's hefty losses after Trump's action on steel and aluminum, and his plans to slap tariffs on up to $60 billion in Chinese goods.
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Hong Kong stocks steadied, as shares in index heavyweight Tencent Holdings, China's biggest gaming and social media firm by revenue, recouped earlier losses to rise 0.9 percent in the morning session.
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TOKYO, Jan 53 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices steadied on Tuesday after rallying for more than a week as investors assessed the extent of the coronavirus outbreak in China and elsewhere.
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But by the end of the week, Senate Leader Mitch McConnell appeared to have steadied his GOP colleagues, and braced them to hold together to stifle Democratic demands for more witnesses.
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TORONTO, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Canada's benchmark stock index rose on Friday as higher oil prices helped heavyweight energy stocks and gold miners recovered as the price of the precious metal steadied.
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Oil prices steadied on Friday as sluggish economic growth in China, the world's biggest crude importer, raised concerns over fuel demand and countered optimism from the signing of a China-U.
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Prices have steadied in recent days at three-month lows as investors tried to assess what economic damage the virus might inflict and to demand for crude oil and its products.
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U.S. crude steadied above $133 a barrel after earlier extending Wednesday's sharp losses as Libya said it would resume oil exports and the market continued to monitor U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Gold steadied on Thursday after the previous day's slide, with a drop in the dollar against the euro after the European Central Bank's latest policy statement reducing pressure on the metal.
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Alex DeBrincat zipped a cross-ice pass to Maatta, who steadied the puck and punched a shot between Khudobin's leg pads for his first goal as a member of the Blackhawks.
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Although global oil prices have steadied after sinking to multi-year lows of $27 a barrel in 2016, they remain some 40 percent lower than the $112 highs hit in 2014.
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China's yuan steadied on Tuesday after hitting its lowest official close in seven weeks on Monday, as Obstfeld said he was not concerned about the Chinese government's ability to defend its currency.
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"I think it's fair to say sentiment has steadied a little bit now, but a lot of risks still remain and safe haven bond markets remain bid," said Rabobank strategist Richard McGuire.
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European stocks advanced, however, while oil steadied in a volatile session and Treasury prices fell as investors across asset classes parsed the details of Yellen's presentation, markets' central focus of the week.
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Oil prices steadied after a week of gains as the prospect of increasing U.S. exports dampened bullish sentiment that has driven Brent to more than two-year highs above $60 per barrel.
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Yuan offshore rates steadied, but their convergence with the officially controlled onshore market was driven by official moves to push implied overnight interest rates in Hong Kong as high as 94 percent.
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European full-year earnings forecasts, set to be their best since 2010, and centrist Emmanuel Macron's victory in France's presidential election over the weekend have steadied European bourses so far this week.
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Adds details, updates prices) By Sudip Kar-Gupta and Danilo Masoni LONDON/MILAN, March 06003 (Reuters) - European shares steadied on Monday with weaker commodity stocks offsetting gains in Bayer and Telecom Italia.
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BUT, TWO, IF CHINA WAS BASICALLY STEADIED, I WOULD PROBABLY GO BACK INTO IT. I MEAN IT'S NOT SOMETHING THAT I FEEL IS ANYTHING WRONG WITH THE BASIC COMPANY OR ITS MANAGEMENT.
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Oil steadied as expectations of tightening global supply, raised by fighting in Libya and declining Venezuelan and Iranian exports, were offset by uncertainty about the commitment to an OPEC-led production cut.
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Core European government bond yields steadied as well with 10-year German bond yields holding firm at -0.68 bps, not far from a record low of -0.73 bps hit earlier this month.
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Gold steadied on Wednesday, holding just below the key $21,2310 level, as global stocks retreated, pointing to reduced appetite for riskier assets while investors awaited clarity on the U.S.-China trade front.
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Having steadied the economy along a path slightly above its long-term potential, the Fed is now gradually withdrawing excess liquidity without any noticeably adverse effects on money and capital market conditions.
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Gold steadied on Thursday after three days of gains as the European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged and maintained the parameters of its 21 trillion euro ($2629.50 trillion) asset buying scheme.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil rose slightly as global markets steadied on Thursday, recovering some of the previous day's 20 percent slide, though a weakening outlook for crude demand kept prices in check.
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The Turkish lira also steadied after weakening almost 215.58 percent against the dollar on Wednesday, with the central bank opening a $21349 million forex depot auction aimed at shoring up the currency.
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Gold steadied as the stronger dollar pushed the metal off Tuesday's 9-1/2 month high, but the precious metal remained firmly above $1,300 on renewed tensions between Washington and North Korea.
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According to esteemed food writer John Mariani, who spent 30 years hunting down the Best New Restaurant of the Year for Esquire Magazine, the hire of Chef Michael Sichel steadied the transition.
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Oil prices steadied just below two-year highs, supported by supply cuts by major exporters, but analysts said the market could be vulnerable to a sell-off after several months of gains.
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The metal has steadied after its biggest quarterly rise in nearly 30 years, driven by a retreat in expectations that the Federal Reserve will push ahead with many rate hikes this year.
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U.S. Treasuries steadied at 1.62 percent after two days of rises, UK Gilt yields nudged up to 0.13 percent, while Italy's first 50-year bond sale squeezed up southern euro zone yields.
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In response, emerging markets have steadied, stocks and oil are not falling as fast and China's currency reserves, the cause of a huge global sell-off in early January, are rising again.
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The benchmark U.S. crack spread steadied in the third quarter, falling about 24 percent after crashing more than 218 percent in the second quarter.
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Oil prices steadied, with the brent crude futures hitting its highest since March, as investors waited to see whether major producers would back an extension to output cuts beyond March next year.
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The benchmark U.S. crack spread steadied in the third quarter, falling about 43 percent after crashing more than 22 percent in the second quarter.
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In commodities, oil prices steadied during early market trade, on the back of news that the number of rigs that were drilling for new oil in the U.S. had declined, Reuters reported.
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Virginia Tech junior Wabissa Bede, who placed his name into the transfer portal when previous coach Buzz Williams bolted for Texas A&M, has steadied the Hokies since he decided to stay.
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Sterling steadied above its lowest level since November, after strong U.S. retail sales and a more hawkish Federal Reserve earlier this week boosted the dollar and underlined policy divergence between the countries.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares steadied on Tuesday as a batch of company updates failed to set a clear trend and chipmakers were weighed down by AMS' warning of a downturn in orders.
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A more dovish U.S. Federal Reserve outlook and a weaker dollar had lifted gold on Thursday, although it later steadied as optimism about U.S.-China trade talks lifted appetite for riskier assets.
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LONDON, Aug 96.9763 (Reuters) - Emerging market equities hit three-year highs on Thursday and the Mexican peso steadied after U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to terminate the NAFTA trade treaty were dismissed.
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Koepka steadied the ship with a straighter drive but the day's first hole went to Europe with Rose sinking a birdie to thunderous roars from the stacked crowds around the first green.
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Yankees 5, Astros 3 As Gary Sanchez steadied himself at the plate in the fifth inning Wednesday, it was not a tailing sinker that arrived from Houston Astros left-hander Dallas Keuchel.
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By the fall, Mr. Biden's advisers felt that their campaign organization in Iowa had steadied — but events in Washington took him down a detour that no one could have foreseen, or prevented.
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The Mountaineers responded with a 12-2 run to pull back to within a point, but Texas steadied itself and eventually took a 34-28 advantage into the locker room at halftime.
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Oil prices steadied on Friday after almost a week of sharp rises as Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful storms in a century, drove towards Florida after tearing through the Caribbean.
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Adama, one of Mr. Anne's two remaining sons who had planned to leave for Europe but had been ill, steadied himself against a fence as the coughing became more rapid, more violent.
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Oil steadied after OPEC said it was committed to eroding a global supply glut that has dogged markets since 2014, but with U.S. output and inventories rising, analysts said prices looked vulnerable.
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ET * Oil prices steadied on Friday, with benchmark Brent crude trading just below $60 a barrel, buoyed by comments from Saudi Arabia's crown prince backing the extension of OPEC-led output cuts.
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The two-year yield steadied after hitting a 9 1/2-year high of 2.295 percent as investors prepared for a widely expected interest rate increase by the Federal Reserve next week.
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With the euro on the back foot, the dollar index against a basket of six major currencies steadied at 93.523, having pulled away from an eight-day low of 0.67813 set overnight.
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Gold prices fell on Tuesday as the U.S. dollar steadied amid concerns of an escalation in global trade tensions after the United States imposed a new round of tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Bond markets have steadied, though the U.S. 10-year yield remains below 1% and it may be a matter of time before German 0.33-year Bund tests the minus 0.74% record low.
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Dwight Gooden remembered how Stottlemyre came to the mound and steadied him when he was two outs away from a no-hitter against the Seattle Mariners at Yankee Stadium in May 143.
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In China, yuan offshore rates steadied, but their convergence with the officially controlled onshore market was driven by official moves to push implied overnight rates in Hong Kong as high as 94 percent.
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Dimitar Bogov said withdrawals by individuals had amounted to 1.8 percent of all deposits in local banks in April - the first fall following several years of steady rises - but they have now steadied.
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It held near a seven-month trough against the Japanese yen at 258 while the dollar index against a basket of six major rivals steadied at 261.31 after two straight days of losses.
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BENGALURU, Aug 20 (Reuters) - Gold prices edged down on Thursday, after hitting their highest in over a week in the previous session, as the dollar steadied on expectations of rising U.S. interest rates.
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Hong Kong's currency steadied on Tuesday and Wednesday, after shedding 0.2% on Monday, its largest daily fall since 2016, because of the escalating U.S.-China trade war and the sharp Chinese yuan depreciation.
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SHANGHAI, July 18 (Reuters) - China stocks steadied on Tuesday, aided by strong gains in cyclicals, even as investors hunted for bargains after an intense sell-off in small-caps in the previous session.
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Gold steadied in a tight range on Tuesday as investors adopted a cautious approach ahead of a crucial Brexit vote, while focus shifted to the U.S. Federal Reserve's stance on interest rate cuts.
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Oil futures steadied on Wednesday after U.S. government data showed a drawdown in domestic crude stocks but rises in refined product inventories, while lingering worries about the global economy weighed on the market.
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He was a journalist too, and perhaps it was how little I had to explain about my life, which at the time solely revolved around my career, that steadied my impulse to run.
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Instead oil prices steadied after an initial sharp selloff and are now higher than before the meeting began, suggesting that many market participants do not think the meeting's failure materially changed the outlook.
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Gold steadied on Thursday as uncertainty regarding the economic policies of new U.S. President-elect Donald Trump helped support the precious metal even as some investors returned to riskier assets such as stocks.
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The metal has steadied after its biggest quarterly rise in nearly 30 years, driven by a retreat in expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will push ahead with several rate hikes this year.
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Gold steadied on Thursday as the dollar retreated slightly from an almost 14-year high hit on positive U.S. economic data, which increased expectations of the Federal Reserve increasing interest rates in December.
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Asian shares steadied slightly on Wednesday as investors caught their breath from a week-long selloff, with steps taken by Chinese authorities to contain a sliding yuan easing fears of the Sino-U.
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Crude futures steadied on Friday after a volatile week, as U.S. unemployment data eased concerns about demand in the world's top oil consumer ahead of a U.S. sanctions deadline on Iranian oil exports.
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Crude oil prices steadied as ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other producers geared up to meet later on Friday to discuss a possible extension of supply cuts.
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Crude prices steadied, with Brent inching into positive territory, after recovering from a near 7 percent fall spurred by the collapsed talks in Doha among major producers to tackle a stubborn global surplus.
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Oil prices steadied on Thursday on expectations that Saudi Arabia and Russia would extend production cuts, although record U.S. exports and the return of supply from a Libyan oilfield dragged on the market.
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LONDON, Nov 3853 (Reuters) - Emerging equities edged up off one-week lows on Tuesday as Chinese mainland markets steadied after heavy falls in the previous session, whilst the Turkish lira continued to underperform.
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With assistance from an aide, Dole was lifted into standing position and steadied at the casket's side before paying his respects to Bush with a salute to his fellow World War II veteran.
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Most Asian markets gained on Tuesday, led by a jump in Japan shares, as oil prices steadied after Monday's initial drop on producers' failure to reach a production-freeze deal over the weekend.
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Gold edged lower on Friday, as the dollar steadied above a five-month low, but the metal remained on track for a weekly gain after the Federal Reserve scaled back rate increase expectations.
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The dollar steadied against a basket of currencies on Wednesday, having pulled up from three-year lows set last week as traders shaved off some of the bearish bets against the U.S. currency.
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Oil steadied on Tuesday after hitting 2019 highs as concerns about global crude oil demand, coupled with uncertainty over the latest round of U.S.-China trade talks, countered investor optimism around tightening supplies.
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Oil prices steadied, boosted by a rebound in U.S. equities and news that OPEC sharply curtailed production in December, after earlier losses on fears about surging U.S. crude output and weakening global demand.
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Sterling fell to multi-year lows this week on a perceived rise in the chances of an EU exit, and on companies and fund investors hedging against it, though the currency later steadied.
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Oil prices steadied after steep falls on Monday as worries over supply disruptions eased and the focus moved to increasing production and potential damage to global growth from the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling steadied around $1.24 on Tuesday in nervous trade, with markets holding their breath as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump approached the finishing line in a tight U.S. presidential election race.
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Euro zone government bond yields steadied near two-week lows meanwhile, on course for their biggest weekly decline in five weeks as Christine Lagarde officially began her presidency of the European Central Bank.
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MANILA, Feb 20855 (Reuters) - Gold steadied at the start of the month on Monday, supported by slower U.S. fourth-quarter economic growth, after ending January with its biggest monthly gain in a year.
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Oil prices steadied after falling sharply earlier in the week on pressure from widespread evidence of a fuel glut despite efforts to curb supply led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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The Chinese yuan also steadied, rising 211.87 percent after Chinese state banks stepped in to support it for a second day and the central bank set a stronger-than-expected daily trading midpoint.
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Mining sector stocks were among the top losers as copper prices steadied but were heading for their largest weekly loss since early 2015 amid on worries over China's economy and a stronger dollar.
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That hike triggered a brief slowdown in the Chinese economy, prompting fears of a global economic downturn, but the renewed talks between the world's two largest economies has steadied markets in recent months.
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World stock markets regained some calm as hopes for global interest rate cuts to soften the economic blow of the virus steadied nerves after last week's worst plunge since the 25.12 financial crisis.
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MILAN (Reuters) - European shares steadied on Thursday as a flurry of company results rolled in with losses in BT following a disappointing update and weighed down further by a weakness among utilities stocks.
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The U.S. dollar took a breather on Tuesday as global bonds steadied from their recent rout, while equities flatlined as political risk resurfaced in Europe ahead of a referendum in Italy this weekend.
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Prices have steadied in recent days at three-month lows as investors tried to assess what economic damage the virus might inflict and its impact on demand for crude oil and its products.
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Gold prices steadied near 2180-month lows on Tuesday, attempting a break back above the key $22017,200 level as the dollar eased and analysts said the precious metal could have fallen too far.
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Gold steadied on Tuesday as the dollar held firm ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting, with the precious metal's upside capped by strong U.S. economic data that continues to underpin the greenback.
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Oil prices steadied on Monday, weighed down by rising supply from OPEC and the United States but supported by concerns that falling Iranian output will tighten markets once U.S. sanctions bite from November.
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As Lorenz pulled on tall galoshes to enter the pool, carefully steadied herself on the raft, and toweled off her hands after each exit, the inconvenience of the water became ever more apparent.
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He will probably get some applause just for walking across the stage, one uneasy, uneven step after another, steadied by a cane, after a disastrous 2018, a year not celebrated in Monday's show.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - As Wall Street steadied on Friday after its worst two-day slide in eight months, the U.S. stock market remained fragile, with nearly three quarters of the S&P 500's .
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Oil prices steadied on Wednesday after a 3 percent rise during the previous session, after data showed growing U.S. refined product inventories and record crude production, which could undermine global efforts to support prices.
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The Japanese yen steadied near four-month lows at 110.99 per dollar, while sterling eased slightly to $1.3428 ahead of key data that could determine whether the Bank of England raises rates in 2018.
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Gold steadied on Monday, holding above a nearly four-month low touched the previous session on support from a weaker dollar and expectations the United States would put further restrictions on Iran's oil exports.
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Gold steadied on Monday, retreating from a near three-week high hit in the previous session, as the dollar recovered from its lows, but uncertainty over the Federal Reserve's interest rates path limited losses.
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TOKYO, June 18 (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Tuesday, caught between rising tensions in the Middle East and signs that economic growth is being hit by trade tensions between the United States and China.
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Start-up board index ChiNext steadied, as index heavyweight Leshi Internet reversed earlier losses to end up 6 percent after plumbing a more than 18-month low, posting its best day in two months.
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Excluding the metals unit, Louis Dreyfus' annual results showed underlying profits steadied in 2017 after two years of decline but net profit from continuing operations fell to $224 million from $266 million in 2016.
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Oil steadied after Friday's gains, as support from statements over the weekend from OPEC and other producers that they have been successfully in implementing output cuts were offset by a surge in U.S. drilling.
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Elsewhere, the dollar steadied against the Japanese yen on Friday, losing steam after rising to a 10-day high, as the market endured the wait for a vote on a U.S. tax reform bill.
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It steadied on Friday, along with most major currencies, as markets held fire before the non-farm payrolls report - usually the most closely watched number in the monthly data calendar - due at 116.803 GMT.
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Sterling steadied in early trade, having fallen to a four-month low against the dollar on Tuesday, as markets priced diverging prospects for growth and interest rates on the two sides of the Atlantic.
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It steadied on Friday, along with most major currencies, as markets held fire before the non-farm payrolls report - usually the most closely watched number in the monthly data calendar - due at 1330 GMT.
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Analysts said that the yen steadied against the dollar since the reaction from the BoJ's move had ended, while the euro gained mainly on expectations for a more dovish path of Fed rate hikes.
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LONDON, Aug 31 (Reuters) - European equities steadied in early trading on Wednesday after setting a two-week high in the previous day, with gains in companies such as Commerzbank and Bouygues offsetting weaker miners.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 steadied at a two-month high, while euro zone stocks hit their highest in three months, on track for a quarterly gain after falling back in the second quarter.
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Oil prices steadied after U.S. President Donald Trump called on the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries to "get prices down now," slowing an upward surge that had pushed the market towards four-year highs.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 503 (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied in early Asian trade on Tuesday after sharp falls the session before when a stronger U.S. dollar and a drop in Chinese refining runs hit the market.
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LONDON, Sept 06.7893 (Reuters) - A pullback in the shares of Apple component suppliers in Asia knocked emerging equities off a three-year high on Wednesday, but China's yuan steadied after three days of losses.
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The yuan, down by up to 103 percent in offshore trading this week, steadied, with dealers reporting both outright intervention by China through state-owned banks and temporary bans on Chinese banks selling dollars.
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In the earlier game, as a 218-point Gonzaga lead was sliced to 21-28 with 4 minutes 11 seconds left, the Zags steadied themselves on a sequence at each end of the court.
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But after he steadied himself and struck out Xander Bogaerts and Rafael Devers, Sabathia roared off the mound — shouting expletives toward the Red Sox dugout and toward Mookie Betts, who was on first base.
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Oil prices steadied on Tuesday afternoon, following a volatile session that saw U.S. crude top $75 a barrel for the first time since November 2014 before falling sharply and suddenly in mid-morning trading.
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Gold steadied around a 3-1/2-month high on Thursday as prospects for further U.S. interest rate increases put the brakes on a recent rally, while palladium touched record highs on tight supplies.
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While oil prices steadied in Asian trade after a recent spate of weakness, investors are looking for more signs that output cuts by OPEC and some other producers are ending a three-year glut.
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The currency had steadied against the dollar earlier in the day as fears of a fresh conflict in the Middle East following the killing of Tehran's top general in a U.S. drone strike abated.
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DUBAI, March 13 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Middle East may edge up on Sunday after oil prices steadied over $15.013 a barrel and global equity markets ended last week on a strong note.
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Stocks in Europe gained and Wall Street rose for a third day as the dollar steadied after a third week of declines that took it to its lowest against other major currencies since October.
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Each player saved two break points in their first service games of the decider before Nishikori steadied himself to convert a match point in the 10th game and book a place in the final.
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After more than 200 performances that successfully steadied her career and helped to strip away the past-prime stigma of a Vegas residency, Ms. Spears's extravaganza comes to an end on New Year's Eve.
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MOSCOW, June 18 (Reuters) - The Russian rouble steadied against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, after hitting a one-month high the previous day, as investors became cautious ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.
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Gold steadied on Friday, erasing earlier losses as the dollar came under pressure from a U.S. payrolls report that flagged up weak wage growth last month, weakening the case for near-term interest rate hikes.
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Global stocks steadied after hitting the lowest levels in more than two months on Wednesday, when investors worried that a drawn-out trade dispute between the United States and China could weigh on global growth.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit-battered housing market steadied in May and a measure of prices improved as the delay in the country's European Union exit gave some encouragement to buyers, a survey showed on Thursday.
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On Tuesday, Malaysia's ringgit extended its losses, with the dollar fetching as many as 4.34 ringgit, but Indonesia's rupiah steadied, with the U.S. dollar buying 13,335 rupiah in Asia trade, in line with Monday's levels.
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A 3.53bn 6% perpetual non-call April 2022 lost over six points in early trading, dropping to a cash price bid of 76.85 from 82.96, though it steadied back to 78.98, according to Tradeweb prices.
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OTTAWA, June 19 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose on Monday, lifted by shares of financial firms, while energy companies got a lift as oil prices steadied after coming under pressure over the past month.
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Oil prices steadied on Thursday, as a U.S. government report of larger-than-expected draws in diesel and gasoline helped prices rebound from losses after data showed the first crude inventory build in six weeks.
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While the British currency had steadied above $1.28 levels since last week as markets ratcheted up expectations that Britain would not leave the European Union without a deal, market watchers warned of more volatility ahead.
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Data out of Europe has gotten worse and worse as the year has gone on, but a pick-up in Chinese trade numbers and first quarter GDP appear to have steadied the eurozone as well.
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Despite a three-run third inning, Wainwright steadied over his last three innings, finishing with a six-inning stint that saw him give up five hits and three runs with one walk and four strikeouts.
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The yuan, down by as much as 3 percent in offshore trading this week, steadied, with dealers reporting both outright intervention by China through state-owned banks and temporary bans on Chinese banks selling dollars.
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"The market is taking a reality check from Trump euphoria, equity markets are moving sideways, the dollar has steadied and bond yields are down, allowing gold to recover," Julius Baer commodities analyst Carsten Menke said.
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HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's tumbling yuan steadied on Tuesday as authorities took steps to contain its slide, while stocks tanked after Washington labeled Beijing a currency manipulator in a sharp escalation of Sino-U.
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As the greenback steadied on most major currencies, the biggest gainer was the Australian dollar, which jumped 0.23% from the session's low after jobs data showed buoyant hiring, lowering chances of monetary easing in November.
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On the supply front, booming American production has steadied, with the U.S. government reporting on Friday that domestic output in the world's top crude producer edged lower in January to 11.9 million barrels per day.
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The U.S. dollar steadied against the safe haven yen after declining for three straight days and gold, which is often seen as a store of value during times of financial or political uncertainty, inched lower.
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RHP Aaron Blair gave up four first-inning runs Wednesday at Indianapolis is his first start since being sent down to Triple-A Gwinnett, but steadied to make it through six innings without further scoring.
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However, the report could spark a debate with Boeing about how crew responded to problems triggered by faulty data from an airflow sensor, particularly over whether they steadied the plane before turning key software off.
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LONDON/MILAN (Reuters) - European shares steadied on Friday, as tensions over North Korea kept some investors on the sidelines ahead of a national election in Germany that conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel looks set to win.
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Gold, often regarded as a safe-haven but an asset which has little to offer when inflation is rising, steadied at $1,284 an ounce having fallen to a more than one-month low of $1,278.36.
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Gold steadied below $21,2008.70 an ounce on Monday after its biggest weekly drop in more than six months, with moves muted ahead of an expected interest rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve this week.
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Libya's oil production has steadied but is still well below the 1.6 million barrels per day it was pumping before the insurgency seven years ago and is suffering from theft, abduction and other security threats.
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Gold steadied on Thursday off the previous day's two-month low after weaker than expected private sector payrolls data fed into a more cautious view on the pace of U.S. interest rate hikes this year.
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After a slump in May due to rising worries that Washington's trade war with China and other partners would escalate, the FTSE 100 has steadied and is on course for its best year since 2016.
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Her nerves steadied, the Latvian began finding the lines with her shots and though Konta soldiered on gamely she had no answer to the sheer variety of winners, 36 in all, that flew past her.
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Oil prices steadied after hitting their highest levels in more than a month the previous day on growing evidence of disruptions to crude supply from Iran and Venezuela and after a fall in U.S. inventories.
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Sterling steadied at $1.3486 after falling on Friday when ratings agency Moody's downgraded Britain's credit rating, saying government plans to bring down debt had been knocked off course and Brexit would weigh on the economy.
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Industrial output steadied in the three months to September, the labor market remains robust and private consumption continues to support growth in Europe's largest economy, which should help to cushion against external shocks, it said.
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BENGALURU, Feb 220 (Reuters) - Indian shares were slightly higher on Tuesday as Asian markets steadied after a steep sell-off a day earlier, while U.S. President Donald Trump's two-day visit failed to boost sentiment.
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MANILA, Jan 20630 (Reuters) - Gold steadied on Friday after recent gains that lifted the metal to its highest since November, keeping it on track to end January with its strongest monthly climb in a year.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - The Turkish lira TRYTOM=D211.56 began the year on weaker footing on Thursday after shedding 11% in 2019, a year in which the currency steadied somewhat following a full-blown crisis in 2018.
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MANILA, Oct 18 (Reuters) - London copper steadied on Thursday, with investors opting for caution after Chinese Premier Le Keqiang said China's economy faces increasing downward pressure amid an ongoing trade war with the United States.
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After the dollar had risen across the board following the Fed's meeting on Wednesday, the dollar index which measures it against the top six world currencies, steadied just off a two-week high at 99.132.
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Gold prices steadied on Wednesday, but expectations of a higher dollar due to rising U.S. interest rates and strong demand for U.S. Treasury bonds seen as a refuge from trade tensions are expected to weigh.
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Nigeria's naira steadied in the non-deliverable forward (NDF) market after Tuesday's sharp falls triggered by a decision to effectively devalue the currency for private individuals needing to pay for foreign travel and school fees.
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Weaker demand for steel in December pushed prices for the material down 5 percent for the month, but they have since steadied amid signs of restocking by traders, which may encourage mills to minimize production curbs.
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In Europe, German yields steadied but remained on track for their biggest weekly drop since the European Central Bank's meeting at the end of October, as the stock market wobble pushed cash towards safe-haven assets.
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The euro steadied at $1.130, having taken a hit on Wednesday after Trump said he was considering sanctions over Russia's Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline project and warned Germany against depending on Russia for energy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling steadied close to a seven-week low against the dollar on Friday, as traders eyed a speech from Prime Minister Theresa May on her plans for a trade deal with the European Union.
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Global stocks steadied near a seven-week low as U.S. President Donald Trump defended his trade war with China, promising a deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping soon, even as fears escalated about a protracted battle.
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The euro steadied a little after Draghi downplayed deploying long-term refinancing operation funding (LTRO), but slipped again after comments from U.S. Commerce Secretary Ross highlighted how far Washington and Beijing were from a potential deal.
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LONDON, May 29 (Reuters) - Emerging equities fell to a five-month low on Tuesday as investors ditched riskier assets on the back of renewed Italian political turmoil, while Turkish markets steadied after Monday's central bank move.
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The dollar steadied against a basket of currencies on Friday after hitting a 2.5-week high overnight as data pointed to a sturdy U.S. economy, while the euro was dented by weak manufacturing activity in Europe.
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Gold steadied on Wednesday as a firmer tone to the U.S. dollar held gains in check, though silver extended gains to an 11-month peak, boosted by technical momentum and perceptions it is undervalued versus gold.
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While the worst-hit Turkish lira and Argentine peso have steadied off record lows, the Indian rupee is continuing to plumb new troughs, taking year-to-date losses versus the dollar to more than 12 percent.
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Gold steadied on Monday after recovering slightly from a more than two-week low hit earlier in the session, as equity markets fell ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's release of minutes from its last meeting.
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BEIJING, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Chinese commercial banks' non-performing loan (NPL) ratio steadied at 1.74 percent at the end of December, unchanged from the end of the third quarter, the country's banking regulator said on Friday.
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Gold steadied on Wednesday, crawling up slightly from the lowest in nearly four months hit during the previous session, with bullion pressured by a robust dollar as U.S. stocks took a breather following a strong rally.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil futures steadied on Wednesday after U.S. government data showed a drawdown in domestic crude stocks but rises in refined product inventories, while lingering worries about the global economy weighed on the market.
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TORONTO, Nov 21 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index rose in early trade on Tuesday, with the broad gains led by energy stocks as oil prices steadied ahead of a key meeting of producer nations next week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - World stocks were flat on Wednesday amid growing anxiety ahead of Washington's end of week deadline to impose tariffs on Chinese imports, while the yuan steadied after China's central bank acted to calm investors.
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Gold rose on Wednesday as the dollar steadied though analysts said the likelihood of higher U.S. rates later this year was likely to keep prices under pressure, while oversupply pushed platinum to its lowest since April.
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Traditional safe-haven currencies such as the and the Swiss franc fell as European stock markets steadied after last week's rally with some of the anxiety around the Brexit vote fading into the background for now.
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Saudi Arabia had been one of the last Middle East markets not dominated by Black Sea wheat and Euronext wheat futures fell in opening trade after the news, but later steadied as Chicago prices turned higher.
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U.S. Open champion Johnson steadied the ship to birdie the par-five 18th for a one-under-par 69, his eighth consecutive round in the 60s but one that left him ruing what might have been.
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The FTSE 100 top share index rose 0.4 percent by 0936 GMT with gains in mining stocks and big exporters helping it outperform the domestically tilted FTSE 3.63 index, which steadied just above two-year lows.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Thursday as the escalating trade war between the United States and China weighed on demand expectations a day after prices jumped on a big draw in U.S. crude inventories.
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The dollar steadied against a basket of major currencies after touching a four-week low overnight as optimism over the U.S.-Mexico trade deal gave way to caution ahead of a deadline in the China-U.
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Patients diagnosed with COPD can live long and productive lives, but not without the support provided to them by suppliers of home oxygen and sleep therapy – support that will soon evaporate if funding is not steadied.
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Gold steadied on Wednesday just above a five-week low touched in the last session as the dollar retreated slightly and stocks edged lower, with investors awaiting further signals on the health of the global economy.
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Although Italian bonds were sold sharply since late May on political instabilities in Italy, markets steadied this month after a new government was formed and clarified that it has no immediate plans to ditch the euro.
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However, the report could spark a debate with Boeing about how crew members responded to problems triggered by faulty data from an airflow sensor, particularly over whether they steadied the plane before turning key software off.
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The U.S. dollar, which has steadied after its worst week in more than a year, fell 0.1 percent against the index measuring its broader strength while gaining marginally to 111.75 yen and $1.1213 per euro respectively.
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Wall Street started steadily after another record peak for the Dow Jones Industrial Average while the dollar steadied just off a nine-month low just in time for day two of Yellen's semi-annual Washington grilling.
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The dollar steadied on Wednesday after it took a hard hit in the early reaction to recession concerns and the initial thaw in trade tensions between Washington and Beijing sapped demand for the safe-haven greenback.
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While the worst hit Turkish lira and Argentine peso have steadied off record lows, the Indian rupee is continuing to plumb new troughs, taking year-to-date losses versus the dollar to more than 12 percent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Monday, supported by geopolitical tension over the disappearance of a Saudi journalist that has stoked worries about supplies from Riyadh, but weighed by concern over long-term demand outlook.
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BEIJING, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Chinese commercial banks' non-performing loan (NPL) ratio steadied at 1.74 percent at the end of September, unchanged from the end of the second quarter, the country's banking regulator said on Friday.
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LONDON, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Sterling steadied above $1.29 on Friday, gaining back some initial losses in morning trade in London after the PMI index of sentiment among manufacturing sector purchasing managers came in well above forecasts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling steadied close to its highest levels against the dollar since Britain's vote to leave the European Union in 2016 on Wednesday, as traders took profits and awaited the latest developments in Brexit negotiations.
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Oil futures steadied on Tuesday on signs that OPEC plans to maintain production cuts despite pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump, whose comment criticizing rising crude prices sent the market into a tailspin a day earlier.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, Sept 2 (Reuters) - China's stock markets rose on Monday and the yuan steadied despite Beijing and Washington pressing ahead with new tariffs over the weekend, adding to strains on Chinese manufacturers and exporters.
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China's offshore yuan steadied at 7.1693 per dollar after a 20193-day losing steak as the central bank set its official midpoint firmer than market expectations, seen as an attempt to slow the pace of depreciation.
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Ten-year bond yields in Italy, which has been at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak in Europe, steadied in late trade and were last hovering around 1.08% — drawing some support from expectations for ECB easing.
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BEIJING, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Chinese commercial banks' non-performing loan (NPL) ratio steadied at 1.74 percent at the end of June, unchanged from the end of the first quarter, the country's banking regulator said on Monday.
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The greenback steadied or fell against most major currencies, after dropping from a two-year high overnight when data showed the U.S. manufacturing activity contracted at the fastest pace in more than a decade in September.
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The dollar also rose marginally against the yen, to 108.84 yen, but steadied against a basket of currencies at 99.159 while the manufacturing shock echoed through other markets, dragging bond yields and Asian stock markets lower.
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Gold steadied on Tuesday as robust U.S. manufacturing data lifted risk appetite and countered support from lingering doubts on U.S.-China trade, while scarce palladium retreated after its record run towards the $2,000 an ounce level.
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Gold steadied on Monday ahead of a meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve this week that could yield clues to the future direction of U.S. interest rates and the dollar, key factors for precious metals prices.
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Oil prices steadied near six-month highs after data showed U.S. stockpiles rose to their highest levels since October 2017, countering fears of tight supply from OPEC output cuts and U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran.
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Saudi Arabia had been one of the last Middle East markets not dominated by Black Sea wheat and Euronext wheat futures BL2Z9 fell in opening trade after the news, but later steadied as Chicago prices turned higher.
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Oil prices began to rise and steadied late last year after OPEC members joined with non OPEC producers to cut back 1.8 million barrels a day of production, under a six-month agreement which can be extended.
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Gold prices steadied on Wednesday, clawing back from losses made earlier in the session, as a recovery in stock markets fizzled out on concerns over geopolitical and economic uncertainty, triggering investors to seek safety in the metal.
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MANILA, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Gold steadied near a one-week high early on Tuesday, supported by expectations that a wobbly global economy may limit the opportunity for the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this year.
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Italian bond yields steadied after falling on Tuesday, as Italian President Sergio Mattarella began two days of talks that will lead either to formation of the country's 67th government since World War Two or to early elections.
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Italian bond yields steadied after falling on Tuesday, as Italian President Sergio Mattarella begins two days of talks that will lead either to formation of the country's 260.26th government since World War Two or to early elections.
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Gold steadied on Friday, heading for its biggest weekly rise since mid-September as jitters over next week's U.S. election offset a solid payrolls report that shored up expectations for a U.S. interest rate hike next month.
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The Brazilian steadied the team with a fantastic and instinctive one-handed save early in the game, but after 52 minutes, he failed to reach a corner kick, and Óscar Duarte powerfully headed Espanyol into the lead.
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Gold steadied on Monday, after a retreat in the dollar helped it build on last week's gains but moves were muted with markets awaiting a U.S. presidential debate for pointers as to the outcome of November's election.
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That steadied stock and other financial markets globally after the latest round of selling on Monday driven by nerves over global growth, the trade conflict and political risks like Britain's increasing messy exit from the European Union.
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Gold steadied on Wednesday, paring gains from earlier in the session as a rally in equities took some shine off the non-yielding metal, while global growth concerns and bets for dovish monetary policy kept bullion supported.
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Oil was slightly lower but steadied around $57 per barrel as rising tensions between the United States and Iran and OPEC supply cuts were countered by ample inventories and signs that higher prices will revive U.S. output.
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Gold steadied after hitting a one-week low on Monday, adding to a near 2149.75 percent loss sustained in the previous session on renewed expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike after stronger-than-expected payrolls data.
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LONDON, April 5.84 (Reuters) - World stock markets climbed to their highest in almost five months on Thursday after a surge in oil prices boosted risk appetite, while the euro steadied ahead of a European Central Bank meeting.
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Bangkok markets meanwhile steadied after days of volatility, with stocks rising 219.32 percent and the baht up half a percent as it looked likely that the death of Thailand's revered king would not cause major economic disruption .
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The Mexican peso steadied on Wednesday, after falling to its weakest since February 2017 late on Tuesday after the United States raised the possibility of turning negotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement into bilateral talks.
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The dollar steadied after having hit a near seven-month low on Tuesday, largely because of nerves over the pace of U.S. growth and government policy that have cut U.S. Treasury yields to the lowest since November.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's pound steadied on Wednesday, holding just above a one-month low hit as investors grew concerned on whether entrenched expectations of higher UK interest rates were reasonable given a backdrop of uncertain Brexit negotiations.
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The dollar steadied close to its highest level in ten weeks on Monday, with strong U.S. wages data at the end of last week giving investors confidence that the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates in December.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European stocks steadied on Friday, the final trading day of 2017, and were set to record their strongest year of gains since 2013 thanks to a surge among tech stocks and a robust resources sector.
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"Sentiment has steadied overnight as evident from the Swiss franc's weakness against the euro and the dollar with markets firmly focused on the PMI data," said Thu Lan Nguyen, a FX strategist at Commerzbank based in Frankfurt.
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Oil prices steadied and were set for weekly gains ahead of a meeting of OPEC and its allies later in the day, where the grouping is expected to formally agree to more output cuts in early 2020.
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The numbers could presage similar results from other banks with big trading operations, as last year's presidential election set off a flurry of trading and sent markets higher, though stocks have steadied a bit in recent weeks.
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The dollar steadied, having earlier been knocked off its highest levels in more than two years following data on Tuesday that showed a measure of U.S. manufacturing activity falling to its lowest in more than 10 years.
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Investor doubts over the central bank's independence have also weighed on Turkey's currency, which after a volatile first half of 2019 steadied somewhat in the second half, even as the bank began a sharp monetary easing cycle.
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Gold steadied on Friday, helped by a weaker dollar, with the possibility of a no-deal Brexit, uncertainties over U.S-China trade and fears of a global slowdown keeping bullion on track for a small weekly gain.
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Berdych, runner-up to Rafael Nadal at the All England Club in 2010 and contesting his 52nd consecutive grand slam, steadied his nerves to take the breaker 7-2 when he forced a backhand error from Dodig.
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Crude oil futures steadied on Tuesday afternoon following a choppy trading session, as worries over supply disruptions eased and the focus moved to increasing production and potential damage to global growth from the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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Gold prices steadied on Wednesday after falling more than 216.40 percent in the previous session after new Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's comments suggested the possibility of four U.S. interest rate increases this year rather than three.
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Oil prices steadied on Wednesday after U.S. government data showed a decline in crude inventories and on expectations for an uptick in demand next year on the back of progress in resolving the U.S.-China trade fight.
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The steadied against the greenback after hitting a nearly two-week low as investors weighed chances of a Bank of Canada interest rate hike next week and worried about the possibility of a U.S. withdrawal from NAFTA.
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LG's appliance division reported operating profit of 466 billion won, steadied by brisk sales for high-end products such as washing machines and refrigerators, as well as lower costs of materials used commonly among its products, analysts said.
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Strategists say the fact the renminbi, also known as the yuan, has steadied against the dollar and is edging higher is one of a number of positive signs that show the Chinese are serious about the trade talks.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks, the dollar and U.S. long-dated Treasury yields steadied after sharp drops on Monday, as investors hoped U.S. President Donald Trump will be able to bolster the economy despite a defeat over healthcare reform.
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In the spot market, trading steadied on the day after the onshore spot yuan had eased to a low of 7.0268 per dollar on Monday, breaching the key 04033 mark and booking its worst day since early August.
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Oil prices also steadied after the initial rush to safer assets, with U.S. crude CLc1 settling down 0.17 percent to $41.45 a barrel while Brent rebounded from a low of $40.97 to settle up 0.6 percent at $41.79.
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China's markets steadied after anxiety erased some $2400 billion in market value from Shanghai's benchmark index the previous day, and global markets also staged a comeback after a sell-off last week, but the bad news kept coming.
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The weakness in healthcare stocks stalled early optimism after data showed China's economy unexpectedly steadied in the first quarter, assuaging concerns about a slowdown in the world's second-largest economy amid a trade war with the united States.
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When the aircraft tipped sideways, a human operator took over and steadied the drone before taking off and landing it on the ground unharmed, the company says Still, the glitch is a big bummer for a couple reasons.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling steadied on Monday but was still near 14-month lows reached last week on concerns about forthcoming talks that may decide whether Britain gets a trade deal with the EU before it quits the bloc.
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Sterling steadied above $1.35, recovering some ground after a nearly 1 percent slide on comments from the Bank of England's governor Mark Carney who said on Monday interest rates rises in coming months would be limited and gradual.
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Annual inflation was unchanged at 6.7 percent in October from the previous month, data on Tuesday showed, the first time the rate has steadied this year, but it surpassed the median 6.5 percent forecast in a Reuters poll.
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Gibson, who has steadied himself somewhat after starting the season 21-23 with a 473 ERA in his first seven starts, has never faced Atlanta but is 247-25 with a 22 ERA in 11 career interleague starts.
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Britain's sterling steadied at just under $1.30 and at 86.6 pence per euro after slipping overnight after a suicide attack killed at least 22 people and wounded 59 at a pop concert in the English city of Manchester.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Friday after a week of volatile trading ahead of the New Year holiday, supported by a rise in U.S. equity markets but pressured by worries about a global glut of crude.
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That's an astute point, but I'll go a step further and say that it's Battlegrounds steadied pace that will, looking into the long term, allow it to become one of the most watchable e-sports of this decade.
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EDT (1800 GMT) * Palladium scales new 12-week high (Updates prices) June 19 (Reuters) - Gold prices steadied on Wednesday as investors awaited the U.S. Federal Reserve's statement later in the session for cues on its interest rate outlook.
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Johnson, who started his round on four-under for the tournament, steadied himself after squandering a four-shot advantage on the front nine as the field bunched up like rush hour traffic on the nearby Long Island Expressway.
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Oil prices steadied as the dollar gave up early gains and expectations of output curbs by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries lifted crude prices despite forecasts for a second straight weekly build in U.S. crude stockpiles.
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Oil prices steadied on expectations of supply cuts by major exporters and concern about political developments in Saudi Arabia, sparked after the purge of 11 princes and the arrest of dozens of other influential figures since last week.
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U.S. Treasury yields, which notched up their biggest one-day jump in almost three months on Tuesday as the tax bill moved towards passage, steadied at around 2.46 percent — holding near the previous day's almost two-month highs.
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DUBAI, April 27 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Gulf may move sideways on Thursday as no blue chips have announced quarterly earnings overnight and as crude oil prices stayed near a one-month low and global equities steadied.
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Gold was little changed on Tuesday as the dollar steadied near 20.03-2946.30/7713 month lows and traders locked in profits following two weeks of gains, shrugging off heightened political risk following a deadly suicide attack in Britain.
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Oil prices steadied on Wednesday after Venezuela raised the prospect of a halt to some crude exports, easing worries about oversupply after reports that the U.S. government had asked Saudi Arabia and some other producers to increase output.
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Fillon's poll ratings fell after the scandal concerning him surfaced in late January but they have since steadied and he is more or less neck-to-neck with Macron for the other slot in the May 7 duel.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian business conditions jumped to their highest in nearly a decade in January as firms reported a pick up in sales while profits steadied, pointing to solid economic growth after a soft patch late last year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling steadied against the dollar on Friday, ending the week at much the same levels it started at, with traders keen to see new developments on Brexit negotiations before taking new positions on the British currency.
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TOKYO, Aug 8 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar edged lower against a basket of currencies on Wednesday as its recent rally on global trade tensions showed signs of fading, while the offshore yuan steadied near a one-week high.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks rose after three straight sessions of losses as investors shifted their focus to earnings and the greenback steadied after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said dollar strength is good over long periods of time.
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Gold steadied on Thursday as a weaker dollar and lower U.S. yields lent support, with investors wagering that policy tightening in the United States would be glacial at best, though gains were capped by surging global stock markets.
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BOSTON, March 20 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields eased on Friday but then steadied after a week of wild swings, as emergency measures to stabilize financial markets and the economy from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic took hold.
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But the Red Sox steadied themselves, rallying from a three-run deficit to beat back the Blue Jays, 03-20, to narrow their magic number for clinching the division to any combination of two wins or Yankees losses.
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MARKET NEWS * The dollar found its footing on Thursday as upbeat jobs data helped it recoup a little of its slide against the euro and it steadied on the yen after the U.S. Federal Reserve's surprise rate cut.
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Elsewhere, the British pound steadied below $1.31 on Friday and was on track for its first weekly gain in a month, despite a week of torrid data including unexpectedly low inflation and dovish comments from central bank policymakers.
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Gold miners fell as gold steadied after its biggest fall in more than a month in the previous session on Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen's indication that the U.S. central bank would press ahead with interest rate increases.
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However, the dollar steadied on Tuesday, recovering from a dip on fears that U.S. President Donald Trump's focus on protectionism over fiscal stimulus suggested his administration might be content to gain a competitive advantage through a weaker currency.
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He steadied his shotgun by resting the barrel on her right shoulder—she was sitting in the bow—and when he fired he not only missed the duck but also permanently damaged her hearing, especially on that side.
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Gold steadied on Monday after paring losses as weak U.S. manufacturing data rekindled worries about a slowing economy, while palladium exceeded $216.95,20.4 per ounce in its week-long surge to new all-time highs on a supply crunch.
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The dollar steadied above a 2884.97-1/2-year low versus the euro hit in the previous session, but was still looking wobbly due to doubts about whether there will be another U.S. interest rate rise this year.
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The Federal Reserves three quarter-point interest rate cuts, coupled with an escalation pause in the U.S.-China trade conflict, and a renewed rise in equity prices, seem to have steadied the economy over the last three months.
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" The latest: Via Reuters, "Oil prices steadied after two days of gains on Thursday, as lower-than-expected U.S. fuel stock rises and U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan output boosted investor confidence but U.S.-China trade tensions weighed on sentiment.
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But Koepka steadied himself and ground his way home in the traditional style of a U.S. Open winner, making par on five of the next six holes and birdieing the par-212 268th to give himself some breathing room.
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While Japanese bonds steadied on Wednesday they have still suffered the worst sell-off in over three years as investors feared the BoJ was out of easing ammunition and might leave it to fiscal policy to stimulate the economy.
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The April rise is reassuring news for policymakers after the yuan steadied as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from labelling China a currency manipulator, saying the dollar was "getting too strong" and would eventually hurt the U.S. economy.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Tuesday on optimism U.S.-China trade tensions will ease and hopes major economies will take stimulus measures to ward off a possible economic slowdown, after falling earlier on concerns over future demand.
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In currency markets, the euro edged lower against the dollar as investors braced for the first round on Sunday of a tight French presidential election race, while the dollar steadied as investors squared positions ahead of the Sunday vote.
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In commodity markets, oil steadied above $61 a barrel on as concern over the demand outlook offset a surprise drop in U.S. crude inventories and the prospect of further action by OPEC and its allies to support the market.
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In commodity markets, oil steadied above $61 a barrel on as concern over the demand outlook offset a surprise drop in U.S. crude inventories and the prospect of further action by OPEC and its allies to support the market.
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Oil prices steadied on Wednesday near six-month highs after data that showed U.S. stockpiles rose to their highest since October 2017, countering fears of tight supply resulting from OPEC output cuts and U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran.
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The cabin lurched and swooped and steadied, and for a stomach-churning moment she only saw ocean and wing beyond her window, no sky at all, before the dragon reared and corrected itself, tossing Kai's insides through another loop.
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Gold steadied on Wednesday after soft private sector jobs data stoked expectations that Friday's U.S. payrolls report will fall short of forecasts, dampening the prospect of a near-term hike in U.S. interest rates and weighing on the dollar.
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The British pound steadied, edging up to $1.3927 after dropping to a seven-year low of $260.603 in the previous session on heightened fears that a June 23 referendum could lead to a British exit from the European Union.
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Gold steadied on Wednesday, after moving in both directions following the release of minutes from the U.S. Federal Reserve's July meeting, which showed the central bank's policymakers expected an interest rate hike soon but were still awaiting more data.
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Sterling slipped after two days of gains and ahead of a decision in the next week or two on parliament's role in Brexit negotiations, while Mexico's peso steadied having been boosted by a $1 billion currency intervention on Thursday.
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The Canadian dollar steadied against the greenback after hitting a nearly two-week low as investors weighed chances of a Bank of Canada interest rate hike next week and worried about the possibility of a U.S. withdrawal from NAFTA.
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Euro zone stocks steadied from a wobble on Wednesday, but with public holidays across Asia and some key data due from the world's largest economy the U.S. coming up later this week, an index of global stocks flat lined .
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European shares steadied as investors took the view that there would be no immediate military escalation after the U.S.-led strike on Syria at the weekend in response to a suspected poison gas attack in Douma on April 7.
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Gold steadied on Thursday after its biggest one-day drop in more than six weeks, with a retreat in the dollar arresting the slide, though moves were muted as markets await the outcome of the looming French presidential election.
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LONDON, Aug 26 (Reuters) - European equities steadied in early trading on Friday, with investors focusing on a speech by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen later in the session for hints about the timing of a U.S. interest rate hike.
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Heavy capital outflows seen since last year seem to have subsided as the yuan steadied due to tighter capital controls and official currency interventions, though the more recent weakening of the yuan has put outflows back on the radar.
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The April rise is reassuring news for policymakers after the yuan steadied as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from labeling China a currency manipulator, saying the dollar was "getting too strong" and would eventually hurt the U.S. economy.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 17 (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Friday after recent declines, but were were on track for their first weekly fall in six weeks as concerns about surging U.S. supplies put a dent in the market's recent rally.
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Gold steadied in holiday-thinned trade on Monday, underpinned by a slide in crude oil prices to 12-year lows and persistent weakness in world stock markets, which prompted investors to seek assets considered a safe store of value.
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For currencies traders, the dollar steadied too after a stronger-than-expected revision to Q4 growth data and hopes a nuclear standoff with North Korea has been averted gave it its largest daily gain in six months on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stocks fell on Wednesday, plagued by a flattening yield curve that sparked concerns about an economic slowdown in the United States and weakening expectations of a lasting U.S.-China trade truce, while the dollar steadied.
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Gold steadied after touching a 230-20.06/216.93 week low on Wednesday on reports that Republican senators favored John Taylor to become the next head of the U.S. Federal Reserve, which drove U.S. bond yields to multi-month highs.
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BENGALURU, Nov 21700 (Reuters) - Gold prices steadied on Wednesday after hitting their lowest in nearly two weeks in the previous session, with the U.S. dollar firm as a senior Federal Reserve official reaffirmed the need for further rate increases.
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Crude oil steadied at around $32 per barrel on Tuesday, recovering slightly as investors booked profits after it fell to the $0.33 per barrel area, a near 12-year low, on concerns about oversupply and fragile demand from China.
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BENGALURU, Nov 220 (Reuters) - Gold prices were flat early on Friday as the dollar steadied ahead of the G20100 meet in Argentina this weekend, where U.S. and Chinese leaders are scheduled to discuss trade matters after months of tensions.
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Gold on Wednesday steadied near its highest in over six years as focus returned to economic woes with 219.6-year U.S. Treasury yields slumping to a three-year low, while a slight improvement in risk sentiment slowed bullion's advance.
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Looking at one of his works often reminds me of the feeling I get when I've stood up too quickly, become dizzy, and see everything with an overlay of shapes and spots that only dissipate after I've steadied myself.
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MANILA, Jan 20900 (Reuters) - Gold steadied near a 20900-098.410/2-week peak at just below $1,100 an ounce early on Monday, with investors eyeing whether equities will come under renewed pressure and refresh safe-haven demand for bullion.
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Gold steadied on Friday, paring earlier gains as bets the U.S. Federal Reserve would cut interest rates aggressively this year were tempered after better-than-expected U.S. jobs data, but bullion was still on track for a weekly gain.
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In global markets, the dollar steadied after falling to a four-week low overnight, as after the United States and Mexico agreed to overhaul the North American Free Trade Agreement, boosting optimism for an easing of global trade tensions.
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Gold prices steadied on Wednesday as the U.S. dollar eased off a three-week high, following an earlier drop in bullion to a one-year low as bullish comments from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell boosted the greenback.
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The dollar steadied in Asian trade on Wednesday but remained on the defensive after the launch of a formal impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump, while the political uncertainty added to worries about economies strained by the Sino-U.
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LONDON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - European shares steadied in early trading on Tuesday as a rally in companies such as British online supermarket Ocado on strong results was offset by weaker firms like UPM-Kymmene and Givaudan following their updates.
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In global markets, the dollar steadied after falling to a four-week low overnight, as after the United States and Mexico agreed to overhaul the North American Free Trade Agreement, boosting optimism for an easing of global trade tensions.
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Gold steadied after posting its biggest daily decline in two weeks on Thursday when it broke below the key psychological level of $1,300 an ounce, as the impact of a weak dollar was offset by gains on Wall Street.
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Gold on Tuesday steadied below a three-month peak on news China was open to negotiating a resolution of its trade dispute with the United States, while rising expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut interest rates provided underlying support.
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At the same time a dip in the dollar, the sight of the lira moving back to 265.17 per dollar and a higher Chinese yuan also steadied emerging market currencies such as South Africa's rand, Russia's rouble and Mexico's peso.
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Gold prices steadied on Friday, holding firm near a six-month high struck in the previous session, as the dollar remained under pressure due to a subdued outlook towards U.S. interest rates and the economy, and investors shunned risky assets.
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Gold prices steadied on Friday, holding firm near a six-month high struck in the previous session, as the dollar remained under pressure due to a subdued outlook towards U.S. interest rates and the economy, and investors shunned risky assets.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar steadied against a basket of currencies on Friday after hitting a 22016-1/2-week high overnight as data pointed to a sturdy U.S. economy, while the euro was dented by weak manufacturing activity in Europe.
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Gold steadied on Friday, paring earlier gains as equity markets rose and the dollar strengthened after Washington said it was close to finalizing parts of a trade pact with Beijing, but bullion was still on track for a weekly gain.
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The move took global markets by surprise as sentiment had steadied somewhat in the previous session on news that U.S. President Donald Trump was planning to delay tariffs on auto imports after a swathe of weak U.S. and Chinese economic data.
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Oil prices steadied on Monday, as the market attempted to resume a weeks-long rally that was halted on Friday when U.S. President Donald Trump demanded that producer club OPEC raise output to soften the impact of U.S. sanctions against Iran.
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