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Did the studio take fright at the prospect of linguistics?
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There may come a point when foreign investors take fright at sterling and stop buying UK assets.
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Global trade tensions look sure to intensify this year, and vulnerable markets could take fright at any time.
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The British public could take fright at a first rate increase since 2007, especially at a time of weak growth as the country prepares to leave the European Union.
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Stock markets will love an endorsement of this strategy during tonight's speech, but Shepherdson argues Treasury bond markets "will take fright" at the debt such a strategy would accrue.
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He has said any extra infrastructure spending would be moderate and has shown he is aware that investors might take fright at anything more ambitious, given the still weak state of Britain's public finances.
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And although the day-traders might well take fright at the raft of weapons being used by the country's exchanges, there's a sense that the real investment trend in commodities has only just got going.
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With full results not expected for several hours, market reaction has been limited so far but investors are likely to take fright at any suggestion the 5-Star could form a coalition with the right-wing League.
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"We'll find a balanced solution and we'll form a fiscal system considering our budget constraint," he told CNBC's Joummana Bercetche at the IMF's Spring Meetings in Washington, D.C. Tria said that investors in Italian bonds should not take fright at Italy's slipping budget as the country retained a "productive economy" and that current year indicators were predicting a growth recovery in 2019.
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