His appointment comes shortly after Cody Moore, former president of power trading for BioUrja, left to head up power and gas trading for rival Mercuria.
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Last year, he was given a co-leadership role overseeing equities trading for Latin America, in addition to his role as head of FICC trading for the region, Bloomberg reported.
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Last year, he was given a co-leadership role overseeing equities trading for Latin America, in addition to his role as head of FICC trading for the region, Bloomberg reported.
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Headlines - Airbus plans derivatives trading for airline tickets on.ft.
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For generations, the Cubs have been trading for this guy.
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Hong Kong stopped trading for the rest of the week.
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At its lowest point, ether was trading for $0.10 per unit.
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Mexican stock markets were closed for trading for a local holiday.
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China is also exploring and trading for Arctic oil and gas.
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RJO and its affiliates conduct no proprietary trading for the firm's profit.
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You have companies that are trading for 40 years' worth of profits.
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How much of the planet do we believe they're worth trading for?
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Crawshaw, however, said trading for the year ended January 2018 remained unchanged.
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"No one has said that margin trading for bitcoin is illegal," Lee said.
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Trading for Osuna under those circumstances was a bad look for the Astros.
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Scott, who was head of cash trading for Europe, left HSBC in 2014.
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Guy Keller, formerly head of base metals trading for Asia, left in June.
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Such trends can point to insider trading, for instance, or otherwise manipulated markets.
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Lewis previously oversaw natural gas, refined products and power trading for the company.
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President Franklin Delano Roosevelt did suspend trading for seven sessions in March 1933.
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That's 21 percent more than SolarCity shares were trading for at Tuesday's close.
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Collusion and insider trading, for example, can be illegal under surprisingly narrow circumstances.
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DriveWealth isn't alone in seeing opportunity in offering fractional-share trading for fintechs.
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It's the first day of trading for London's first entirely #vegan fried 'chicken' shop.
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Founded in London in 1744, the auction house dominated fine-art trading for centuries.
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Chou sat near a woman who had been doing phone-based trading for years.
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Right now, credits under the LCFS are trading for $22 per ton of carbon.
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The contracts will include trading for the period between July and November, it added.
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Tinker around the margins by trading for a shooter (or three) before the deadline?
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Others cited reports that Fidelity Investments would soon offer cryptocurrency trading for the rally.
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The EU watchdog uses market surveillance software SMARTS to monitor trading for suspicious behavior.
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I would expect we see risk-off trading for the next week or two.
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The Jets, after trading for a replacement in Ryan Clady, have processed Ferguson's departure.
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The stock isn't cheap, like Microsoft, trading for 220-times earnings, the host said.
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The Orioles have done that before, trading for Miller in their 2014 playoff run.
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And trading for a year of Storen was an obvious plus for the bullpen.
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Fees: Free with free trading for domestic stocks, up to $50 for foreign securities.
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And yes, startup Robinhood has enabled commission-free trading for a few years now.
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They include the global head of LNG trading for the company, the sources added.
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Up next It's a half day of trading for US equity and bond markets.
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The first stretch of trading for Coatue's nascent quant fund hasn't seen much upside.
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Armstrong also emphasized that the ban on personal trading for employees is still in effect.
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He has served as the global head of equity trading for the last seven years.
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Its pink sheet stock was trading for less than a penny a share on Tuesday.
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A newly installed circuit breaker stops trading for 15 minutes when losses hit 5 percent.
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Carolyn Boroden is a technician who has been involved with trading for over 25 years.
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Carolyn Boroden is a technician who has been involved with trading for over 21 years.
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Shanghai stocks slid 7.3 percent before authorities halted trading for the second time this week.
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Reach said it anticipated trading for the year would be in line with market expectations.
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Reports emerged Sunday about possible interest in trading for Seahawks safety Earl Thomas, while NFL.
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His presentation said the bonds were worth double what they were trading for in June.
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The company added trading for bitcoin's offshoot bitcoin cash in a rocky rollout this week.
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All floor trading for precious and base metals options will be shut on Monday, Dec.
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U.S. crude futures were trading for the first time since Friday after a long holiday weekend.
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U.S. crude futures were trading for first time since Friday due to a long holiday weekend.
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Orlando made headlines earlier in the day by trading for former No. 258 pick Markelle Fultz.
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Any team trading for him would owe about $1.7 million over the rest of the season.
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Then she was charged with insider trading for selling her shares of the biotech company ImClone.
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The cryptocurrency was trading for about $8.3 in January; its current price represents a 8,500% increase.
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That triggered another circuit breaker, prompting a suspension in trading for the remainder of the day.
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But the gains have all been on the first day of trading, for the most part.
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Credit Suisse announced the last day of trading for volatility-related security XIV would be Feb.
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China's major bitcoin exchanges OKCoin, Huobi and BTCChina have halted trading for customers on the mainland.
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He joins from Investec, where he had been head of trading for the past four years.
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Although the S.E.C. has resisted defining insider trading for decades, legislation now seems the best answer.
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First, the Patriots needed a roster spot after trading for wide receiver Mohamed Sanu on Tuesday.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng, which is trading for only half a day, edged up 0.2 percent.
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The Investing 101: Market Trading for Beginners course from Stock-Trak helps you do just that.
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Trading for Davis is a tricky proposition because he can become a free agent in 2020.
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That, combined with other features, is aimed at driving better conditions for trading for institutional customers.
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The New York Stock Exchange halted trading for 333 minutes after stocks plunged more than 7%.
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Fortify the starting rotation by trading for innings-eater Wade Miley and young arm Nate Karns.
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What Griffin's successor Koby Altman was really trading for, of course, was a fully engaged LeBron.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng ended up 21.9%, trading for a half-day due to the holiday.
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Credit Suisse announced on Tuesday the last day of trading for XIV will be Feb. 20.
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Guedes said on Monday there must be no horse-trading for votes, as Bolsonaro has insisted.
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But Cramer waved a red flag as shares are trading for 8003-times 2020 earnings estimates.
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S&P 500 e-mini futures were down 1.5 percent in trading for the overnight session.
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The stock was last trading for about $28 a share — 40% above the company's $20 IPO pricing.
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S&P 500 e-mini futures EScv323 were down 0.4 percent in trading for the overnight session.
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The rule imposed a cooling-off period, halting trading for 15 minutes when losses reached 5 percent.
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As Florio points out, the Patriots have had success throughout the Brady-Belichick era trading for receivers.
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Taiwan's financial market are open Saturday to make up trading for the Dragon Boat holiday next week.
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This is after trading for Jake McGee and signing free agent relievers Chad Qualls and Jason Motte.
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When the markets opened Tuesday morning, the stock was up 18% and trading for $200 per share.
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"There is less availability of liners, of ships," said Rodrigo Costa, director of trading for Comexim USA.
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ROFEX, based in Rosario, Argentina, also hosts futures and options trading for commodities and other financial products.
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Crude prices have been closely tracking equity markets during volatile trading for both asset classes last week.
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Mizuho's online brokerage platform crashed last year, forcing a suspension of trading for 2-1/2 days.
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This is because they lack economies of scale in brokerage, and rely on proprietary trading for profit.
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Foreign-exchange trading for the Group of 10 nations ranked as high as fourth, the data showed.
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Their 8-48 record seems embarrassing enough, but the Sixers were 1-30 before trading for Smith.
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Eamani was previously senior vice president and co-head of North American power trading for EDF Trading.
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In Mr. Flotron's case, there was no algorithm or automated trading for the government to point to.
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Recently, Robinhood introduced a Gold program, which offers margin accounts and after-hours trading, for a fee.
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The exchange said it had suspended trading for rest of the day due to the steep decline.
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This year they made a more modest move, trading for Joe Smith, the veteran right-handed sidearmer.
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The Nikkei 224, Japan's main stock index, is down 224% in early trading for its Tuesday session.
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U.S. lawmakers partially adopted the so-called Volcker rule, which limits banks' trading for their own account.
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By trading for Quintana, they brought in an elite starter who is under club control through 2020.
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S&P 500 e-mini futures EScv1 were down 1.4 percent in trading for the overnight session.
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Hong Kong's which was trading for just half a day, was nearly flat, down 53.783 percent at 100.58.78,20.16.
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Both fake and genuine access codes are trading for real-world cash on some parts of the internet.
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That same year, China's biggest cryptocurrency exchanges halted trading for domestic customers at the behest of the government.
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Fidelity Investments' new cryptocurrency company will offer trading for institutional customers in a few weeks, Bloomberg reported Monday.
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In 2008, oil was trading for over $100 a barrel; today, it goes for less than half that.
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On Friday, ride-hail galumphed onto the markets with the opening day of trading for little bro Lyft.
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Tuesday's deal will keep Debenhams' 166 UK stores trading for the time being, administrators from FTI Consulting said.
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Startup LedgerX is less than 5 years old and launched bitcoin options trading for institutional clients in October.
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That isn't worth trading for basketball, which is why Sanders doesn't intend to barter one for the other.
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That means there is no parliamentary maneuver for him to make, or horse-trading for him to conduct.
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Bitcoin was trading for around $600 a year ago and is now going for over $3,000 a coin.
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In the fall of 2017, each of those tokens was trading for around $2.95, a 42,000 percent increase.
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Trading was lower across the board; net gains from trading for Wells declined 28 percent for the quarter.
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We're giving them online trading for children or friends or family, if they want to open another account.
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Foreign investors have long complained that Chinese companies tend to suspend their share trading for too long a time.
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Its shares were delisted by the New York Stock Exchange last month, after they were trading for 15 cents.
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"The market is certainly on hold," said David Meger, director of metals trading for High Ridge Futures in Chicago.
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Richard Branson celebrates the first day of trading for the world's first and only publicly listed human spaceflight company.
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NMC Health ended 3.3% lower despite it reassuring investors that its trading for 2019 was in line with expectations.
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It has struggled to adapt to placid markets and a clampdown on proprietary trading (trading for your own profit).
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The costs of trading for a consumer on the CME for the same amount of copper are nearly $6,200.
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DXY was down nearly 1 percent in late trading for its biggest one-day loss in nearly a month.
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The study showed only "very weak evidence" of what it calls "informed trading" for non-powerful members of Congress.
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Many of China's biggest state owned metals players had been directly involved in LME trading for many, many years.
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Shares of Aéropostale, for example, once a key player in the space, are trading for less than 50 cents.
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The new law increased capital requirements and limited risk-taking activities, such as banks trading for their own accounts.
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Noreika started the process of reviewing the "Volcker rule" on proprietary trading for changes, which Otting will likely continue.
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The Los Angeles Clippers had the biggest summer in the NBA, signing Kawhi Leonard and trading for Paul George.
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Robinson is to be praised for the move, but trading for the draft picks is only half the battle.
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But before you try it, remember the frozen beef patties and all the peanut soups you're trading for them.
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GDAX reported Monday afternoon, ET, a temporary halt in trading for all products, which was resolved within an hour.
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Now it is possible: Futures trading for Bitcoin on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange has been going on since December.
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Some rumblings are true, like the Mets' interest in trading for the Miami Marlins' All-Star catcher, J.T. Realmuto.
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But a 20 percent market decline at any time of day halts trading for the rest of the day.
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However, since then, shares of the unprofitable, cash-strapped EV manufacturer have recovered, trading for $20193 per share today.
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At first, trading for Castro from the Chicago Cubs was perceived by the fan base as an uninspiring move.
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The commission-free stock-trading app faced outages that locked users out of trading for almost all of Monday.
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While trading for Sale might have put a dent in that supply, it would not have busted their budget.
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The last day of trading for VelocityShares Daily Inverse VIX Short-Term exchange-traded note (XIV) will be Feb.
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Global market overview: US stock futures were higher ahead of the final day of trading for the first quarter.
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From a technical standpoint, a stock trading for just over one week has yet to establish any meaningful tend.
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Charles Schwab told The Wall Street Journal in October that it would introduce fractional share trading for individual stocks.
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Most of the gains on the first day of trading for a stock are realized with the first trade.
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An earlier version of this article misstated what Morgan Stanley shares are trading for in relation to their book value.
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The Denver Broncos are a longer shot to look at Murray with the 21th pick after trading for Joe Flacco.
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The Denver Broncos are a longer shot to look at Murray with the 10th pick after trading for Joe Flacco.
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Both stocks resumed trading for the first time since they were suspended Tuesday shortly after the US blacklist was announced.
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Seattle has built its franchise around Lynch since trading for him mid-season back in 2010, and it's paid off.
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Fidelity's cryptocurrency platform Fidelity Digital Assets will reportedly offer trading for institutional customers a matter of weeks, according to Bloomberg.
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Nonetheless, by trading for him, Boston may have inadvertently improved their playoff rivals' chances of victory more than their own.
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Wednesday marked the worst day of trading for tech stocks in seven years, with the Nasdaq plunging over 4 percent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stock index futures were down slightly late Wednesday after they resumed trading for the overnight session.
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The VIX currently stands at 12.81, briefly crossing the 13 mark in Wednesday trading for the first time since February.
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With the Redskins trading for Alex Smith, Cousins is moving on -- he's the hottest player in free agency by far.
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And, if Denver does like Dwayne Haskins, Kyler Murray or Drew Lock, trading for Flacco has concealed those intentions somewhat.
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Leonard eventually signed with the Los Angeles Clippers, who operated in silence while trading for Paul George to accompany Leonard.
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Raja will also remain the global head of distressed trading and head of par loan trading for the EMEA region.
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Plus, shares of Zimmer remain cheap relative to others in the industry, trading for under 15 times 2018 earnings estimates.
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Still, bitcoin is up 2250 percent since last July and saw roller coaster trading for the remainder of last year.
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"The market is getting pummeled from every direction," said Stephen Innes, head of Asia-Pacific trading for online broker Oanda.
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Furthermore, if there is a chance Irving bolts in the offseason, the Celtics might want to reconsider trading for Davis.
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Roku CEO Anthony Wood is a brand-new billionaire after an impressive three days of trading for the streaming company.
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The New York Stock Exchange halted trading for 238 minutes after the S&P 200 fell 225% on Thursday morning.
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The bride, 31, is a sales director of loose diamond trading for White Pine Trading, a diamond dealer in Manhattan.
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Unlike the premarket "limits," circuit breaker halts apply only when equities sink; they do not stop trading for sharp rallies.
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The index would have to plunge by 13 percent before the second trigger would close trading for another 15 minutes.
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The company said trading for the first six weeks of 2020 was encouraging with like-for-like sales up 5.3%.
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Intercontinental Exchange, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, stopped floor trading for options on futures five years ago.
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Its business is focused on trading for active asset managers, with perhaps fewer corporate clients than other firms, he said.
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With bond futures trading for the first time since then, Italian yields dropped 5-9 basis points across the curve.
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Robinhood has attained its growth while disrupting the brokerage industry when it started offering stock trading for free in 2013.
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On Tuesday, the last day of trading for 2019, the S&P 500 rose 9.49 points, or 0.3%, to 3,108.533.
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Global markets shook Thursday after Chinese stocks plunged 26 percent within minutes, prompting Chinese officials to halt trading for the day.
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Citigroup Inc, in contrast, has emphasized buying back stock because its shares are trading for less than the company is worth.
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The dollar index was down nearly 1 percent in late trading for its biggest one-day loss in nearly a month.
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If you are likely headed for a playoff bye, think about trading for Elliott as a nice addition come playoff time.
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On such days, many dollar/yen traders just refrain from trading for as long as it takes before the BOJ's decision.
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U.S. crude fell 25 cents to $28.79 a barrel, after trading for much of the Asian session above $29 a barrel.
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Worth $3,000 per share last December, MoviePass parent company Helios Matheson Analytics is now trading for around 2 cents a share.
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Nasdaq advised Sinovac that it will halt trading for about two weeks to give it time to work out its plan.
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Both Markit and Astec estimate it would take around ten days of trading for short-sellers to close all their positions.
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Bitcoin cash, the digital currency created after bitcoin split, was not included as it was not trading for the entire quarter.
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The rule provides members of an exchange an exemption to a prohibition that disallows them from trading for their own account.
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Volumes already regularly exceed those on the London Metal Exchange (LME), which has dominated wholesale nickel trading for many, many years.
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Trading for dollars in the black market is now limited to regular customers, traders said, as they feared a government crackdown.
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At one point in 2017, one bitcoin was going for nearly $20,000, and is now trading for less than half that.
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He does expect a deal, but the markets have been trading for weeks on the expectations one would come any day.
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Feeding America, for example, was surprised to see pasta at one point trading for 116 times the price of fresh vegetables.
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On Friday, the last day of trading for the first half, stocks traded higher but were still headed for weekly losses.
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Furthermore, Ross said that because Alibaba hasn't been trading for very long, there's no indication of where the resistance level is.
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Arizona Diamondbacks: They opted to go for it now, breaking the bank to sign Zack Greinke and trading for Shelby Miller.
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The Raiders previously made big moves on offence by trading for Brown and agreeing to a deal with tackle Trent Brown.
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The top Democrat on the powerful Rules Committee, Slaughter has been a crusader against insider trading for more than a decade.
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The index would have had to plunge by 13 percent before the second trigger would close trading for another 15 minutes.
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Selling was so pronounced in the opening minutes that a market-wide circuit breaker was enacted, halting trading for 15 minutes.
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The Hong Kong market said that if the two exchanges combined, they could offer continuous trading for 18 hours a day.
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Trading for Stanton originally seemed like excess for the Yankees, who were adding an M.V.P. caliber hitter to a potent offense.
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Y., used campaign funds to pay legal bills while he faced investigation for alleged insider trading for more than a year.
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China's yuan weakened below the key level of 7 per US dollar in offshore trading for the first time in 2020.
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J.P. Morgan is set to roll out this week free trading for its more than 47 million mobile or online users.
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Mr. Patel bought the mine for $5 million at a time when coal was trading for $80 to $90 a ton.
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Since trading for Cespedes in 2015, the Mets are 114-81 when he starts and 18-27 when he does not.
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A selection of his nominees includes:Tom Price, a man known for possible pharmaceutical insider trading, for Secretary of Health and Human Services.
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"To say things are a bit negative (is) a significant understatement," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at OANDA.
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Nonetheless, UBS believes that silver - like gold - could see choppy trading for the rest of the year after such a strong performance.
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Anthony and Porzingis were not a natural pairing, and Jackson's biggest moves — signing Joakim Noah and trading for Derrick Rose — were duds.
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The new market will start operating this summer, and will allow trading for a week every month, starting on the first Tuesday.
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In one of the strongest kickoffs this year, shares rocketed 163% on May 2, the first day of trading for the equity.
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The algorithms crunch through credit ratings and real-time data on secondary trading for a firm and its peers, among other things.
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By trading for Smith, the Chiefs were able to give their fans competitive football while they built the perfect box around him.
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As an encore, Corzine was fined $5 million and banned for life from commodity futures trading for tanking his firm, MF Global.
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The Volcker Rule prohibits banks from trading for their profit, but has been criticized as vague and targeted for alteration or elimination.
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Company stock can stop trading for a variety of reasons, but one big one immediately came to mind: FedEx had been acquired.
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This isn't surprising to anyone who remembers that he's been banned from futures trading for life after a career marked by dishonesty.
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Her father is a senior managing director specializing in loan syndication, sales and trading for Antares Capital, a Chicago-based lending firm.
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Topping that list would likely be the "Volcker Rule," which banned banks from engaging in their own in-house trading for profits.
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As attractive as takeover attempts are to short-term traders, shareholders need to be confident in the stock they are trading for.
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"This is a broad, but benign, sell-off," said Ryan Larson, head of United States equity trading for RBC Global Asset Management.
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These are stocks that hit new highs in trading for the day, especially on days when the market is in bad shape.
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FTSE hit a new record and was 0.2 percent higher in a half-day of trading for the index, while Italian equities .
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Palladium, a silvery-white metal used in cars and sometimes jewelry, has topped gold in commodities trading for the last three days.
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As coronavirus fears ripped through the markets this week, some stock traders blamed algorithmic and high-speed trading for making prices whipsaw.
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The Mystics came into the season with high expectations after trading for Elena Delle Donne and signing Toliver as a free agent.
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Gold, trading for more than $1,300 an ounce, is a much pricier investment than silver, which currently costs about $15 an ounce.
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The WWE, a public company that's currently trading for $60 a share, keeps all of its employed talent in Independent Contractor limbo.
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He will be based in New York and report to Thomas Hartnett, head of fixed income sales and trading for Mizuho Americas.
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The rule prohibits banks from trading for their own profit, reasoning that conflicts could come into play over positions they hold for clients.
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The lone exception to that may be elimination of the so-called Volcker Rule, which prohibits banks from trading for their own accounts.
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"I do see one day where we could have electronic trading for a currency that could be a store of wealth," Fink said.
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Last week, Citigroup said it expects to post better results in fixed income trading for the third quarter compared with a year ago.
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SEC because, in the view of Judges Sullivan and Droney, the securities fraud statute was specifically tailored to penalize trading for personal advantage.
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Ryan Holsheimer, previously head of cash equity sales for Asia-Pacific, will become head of cash equity sales and trading for the region.
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"Where people might once have done tom/next, they are now trading for longer periods to save money," a senior aluminum trader said.
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That disruption was followed by another in December, when trading for some derivative contracts opened more than two hours after the scheduled start.
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Crude oil was down 6.7 percent, to settle at $26.55 a barrel in trading for February futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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Before that, he led fixed-income and equity sales and trading for Latin America for Credit Suisse, from the bank's São Paulo office.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's online finance association said on Friday that internet platforms providing leveraged trading for foreign exchange and precious metals are illegal.
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Here are the stats showing just how much FANG stocks dictated the direction of trading for the overall market the last 12 months.
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The company gets 40 percent of its revenue outside the U.S., and it relies on trading for a large part of its revenues.
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Traders blamed forced margin calls and computer trading for the so-called flash crash but were not quite sure what caused the drop.
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"The U.S. supply glut remains a bearish concern," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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Rival Virgin Money flagged a weaker housing market and pressure on margins on Tuesday, adding to signs of tougher trading for British lenders.
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China has suspended its share trading for the second day this week (as our correspondent argues, this looks like a counter-productive tactic).
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"The U.S. dollar continues to find firmer footing," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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The Shanghai composite traded down more than 7 percent overnight before the market was halted for trading for the rest of the session.
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Along with the cash settlement, Omega is required to keep an outside consultant on hand to monitor trading for the next five years.
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A handful of other NBA teams, smelling blood in the water, reportedly inquired about trading for Porzingis after this bit of drama leaked.
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Stocks on Wall Street fell in light trading for a second day on Thursday as investors sifted through a mix of earnings reports.
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The loans will be available to businesses with a minimum turnover of £70,000 and which have been trading for at least six months.
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These are stocks that hit a new high in trading for the day, especially on days when the market is in bad shape.
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Lately they have seemed determined to end the cycle, or at least stall it, by trading for elite prospects and resisting free agents.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday suspended trading for shares of three companies that promoted plans to sell their own cryptocurrency.
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In order to meet the deadline, Valve chose the fastest solution, shutting down item trading for Dutch customers as of yesterday, June 19.
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Methodology: In cases where Trump didn't tweet during market hours, we looked at the first 30 minutes of trading for the subsequent day.
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Deutsche Bank said Amir will report to Niru Raveendran, head of credit trading for central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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The Chicago Bears are trading for Nick Foles ... and it all begs the question -- is Mitch Trubisky officially done in The Windy City?!?!
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The Yankees' general manager, Brian Cashman, made a series of pivotal in-season moves, trading for J.A. Happ, Zach Britton and Luke Voit.
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"I suspect the BOJ is buying ETFs this afternoon," said Takehiko Masuzawa, head of sales trading for Japanese clients at Macquarie Capital Securities.
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"I suspect the BOJ is buying ETFs this afternoon," said Takehiko Masuzawa, head of sales trading for Japanese clients at Macquarie Capital Securities.
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"It's quickly put the markets into risk-off," Ashley Glover, Head of Sales Trading for Asia-Pacific at brokerage CMC Markets in Sydney.
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That rule, which essentially prevents banks from trading for only their own gain rather than for clients, is widely opposed on Wall Street.
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Brokerage firms have been pressured to go to zero fees since 2013 when Silicon Valley start-up Robinhood offered stock trading for free.
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LDT, part of state-owned energy group Lietuvos Energija, signed a deal last year with Koch Supply & Trading for LNG supplies throughout 2017.
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It would also lift restrictions on trading for banks smaller than $10 billion of assets and loosen or eliminate some mortgage lending regulations.
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After pricing at $14 per share, the TV hardware and digital services firm is trading for $137 per share, a nearly 10x gain.
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We have clients who have been doing CFD trading for years, they are not happy about the possibility of just 20 times leverage.
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Two teams, the San Francisco Giants and the St. Louis Cardinals, both announced on Friday that they would not be trading for Stanton.
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David Seaburg, head of sales and trading for Cowen and Company, believes if the vote is to leave, the trade will be risk-off.
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The company said trading for the first six weeks of the current year was challenging as unusually warm weather made indoor venues less attractive.
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Instead they suspended trading for some companies, mopped up shares, ordered large shareholders not to sell and accused market analysts of spreading false rumors.
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Fidessa has been providing best execution algorithms in equity trading for a decade, enabling clients to comply with MiFID I in cash equity markets.
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Class C shares have only been trading for the past two years, however, both sets of shares are roughly flat over the period defined.
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They were down 1 percent, however, on a like-for-like basis, which compares stores that have been trading for a year or more.
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The bank also now offers commission-free trading for clients that put in US$25m of bids or offers in a session, he said.
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Canada's last major trading outage occurred in December 2008, when a system fault linked to data feeds shut down trading for a full day.
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Thomas Cook, which unnerved investors in February when it issued a cautious outlook, said trading for the group was progressing in line with expectations.
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In the U.S., markets are only trading for a limited amount of time due to the holiday, and posted slight gains by Europe's close.
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This month, a former company executive was charged with insider trading for selling Equifax shares after the breach but before it was publicly disclosed.
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But with a threadbare pitching staff and farm system, the Marlins' new ownership revived the franchise tradition of slashing payroll and trading for prospects.
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Hwabao WP Fund Management suspended trading for its S&P Oil and Gas Upstream Stock Index Securities Investment Fund for an hour on Wednesday.
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He is an investment banker rather than a trader in a culture that has been dominated by trading for much of the past decade.
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"There are cash-generating SaaS companies that are growing only a bit more slowly that are trading for lower multiples," he has previously observed.
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Goldman Sachs released earnings on Wednesday, reporting a 7003% jump in FICC trading for the quarter and 2700% for the year to $22018 billion.
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Morgan Stanley is reportedly preparing to offer bitcoin swap trading for clients, joining other top banks in a sectorwide effort to explore digital currencies.
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With bitcoin futures trading for two months, we are beginning to see a clearer picture of how equity and currency markets are impacting them.
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Conversely, while the Barclaycard survey showed an increase in optimism among consumers, the British Retail Consortium reported dismal Christmas trading for major store chains.
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And while the Barclaycard survey showed an increase in optimism among consumers, the British Retail Consortium reported dismal Christmas trading for major store chains.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer broke down why interest rates fell on Apple's coronavirus warning, which led to a bad day of trading for bank stocks.
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Charles Schwab will begin offering commission-free online trading for U.S. stocks, exchange-traded funds and options on October 7, the company announced Tuesday.
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This was the worst single day of trading for eBay's stock in nearly two years, as the stock dropped nearly 0.63 percent on Oct.
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Trading halt: Technical problems forced the world's biggest exchange operator to halt trading for over three hours on Tuesday evening in the United States.
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He's well-known as a value investor, which is someone who chooses equities that seem to be trading for less than their intrinsic value.
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Balyasny, for instance, cut its 10-person quantamental team, known as Synthesis, last year after the group had only been trading for 12 months.
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S&P 500 e-mini futures were up 0.2 percent in trading for the overnight session, while Nasdaq e-minis were up 0.3 percent.
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China banned bitcoin trading for major institutions in December 2013, and a four-month freeze was imposed on trading this year due to security concerns.
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Stuart Scott, HSBC's former head of cash trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, was also charged in that case and has fought extradition.
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The stock has taken a hit along with the other managed-care plays, and now its trading for less than 13-times earnings, Cramer noted.
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At a Boston Red Sox team event last month, a pitcher asked a first-base coach how close he had come to trading for him.
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LME three-month tin , by contrast, remains trapped in a broad $3,000-$21,000 a tonne range that has defined trading for much of the year.
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"Everyone kids around about BTFD - until it doesn't work," said Joe Saluzzi, co-manager of trading at Themis Trading, which handles trading for hedge funds.
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The U.S. platform will only support trading for crypto assets at launch, but eToro plans to add additional asset classes within the next 12 months.
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"They're going to have to get this pork from somewhere," said Williams, who formerly led export sales and futures trading for Cargill's meat business unit.
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"I think we will continue to see demand for yen in the short term," said Jesper Bargmann, head of trading for Nordea Bank in Singapore.
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Plans to establish Euroclear trading for its Sol-denominated bonds would enhance their liquidity and aid the central government's strategy to maximize Sol-denominated financing.
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The peso currency, which has reacted negatively to recent downgrades, had ceased trading for the weekend before S&P published their latest guidance on Mexico.
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U.S. stock futures were basically flat, with E-Minis for the S&P 103 holding steady following a technical disruption that halted trading for hours.
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It said it would not resume trading for the remainder of the trading session on Monday and that trading would resume at 4 a.m. EDT.
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Crude oil has rallied over the last week, and Morganlander believes that Friday is going to be a "critical" day of trading for the commodity.
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Twenty-nine minutes into Thursday's session, a 7 percent drop in Chinese equities triggered an automatic suspension of trading for the second time this week.
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In addition, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau also would face substantial changes, and likely would change restrictions banks face on trading for their own benefit.
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The Mets surprised many on Sunday by trading for Toronto Blue Jays right-hander Marcus Stroman — one of the top starting pitchers on the market.
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The San Diego Padres are looking into signing free-agent infielder Manny Machado and potentially trading for Miami Marlins catcher J.T. Realmuto, according to MLB.
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They bookended a failed attempt to acquire Colin Kaepernick from San Francisco by trading for Mark Sanchez and selecting Paxton Lynch in the first round.
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He has a fundraising capacity that has already been demonstrated when he favors a candidate and it has to have value in trading for concessions.
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Air New Zealand Ltd on Wednesday suspended trading for another two days to further assess the financial implications of drastic capacity cuts announced on Monday.
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"This (Asia) is a key growth region" for energy demand, said Sharon Weintraub, BP's chief executive officer of supply and trading for the eastern hemisphere.
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In the United States, benchmark indices closed in the red after trading for much of the day in positive territory during a holiday-shortened session.
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Trading for him would almost certainly spell the end of LaVine's time in Minnesota, and that complicates matters since he's coming off a torn ACL.
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The major indexes fell more than 10% within the first minutes of trading, triggering a Level 1 circuit breaker that halted trading for 15 minutes.
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The Colts (2-3) went in the other direction when they needed to fill in for Andrew Luck, trading for an intriguing youngster, Jacoby Brissett.
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The Volcker Rule, a Dodd-Frank provision, bans banks from trading for their own gain and limits ownership in hedge funds and private equity deals.
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By trading for Ramos, the Mets got a head start on fixing their bullpen for 2018, when they expect to compete again for the playoffs.
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It bounced back to 111.70 yen in a shift that took less than a minute and moved in choppy trading for most of the morning.
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Even if that 's the case, we would be running offline trading for users, and your balance of coins in your account will be absolutely safe.
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LONDON, March 19 (IFR) - Citigroup has rehired Michela Ferrulli as head of equities sales and sales trading for central and eastern Europe and the Middle East.
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Olney also suggested that teams are interested in trading for Reyes, who likely will have a hard time pushing Trevor Story out of the lineup. [Yahoo]
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Pearson, updating on trading for its 2017 fourth quarter, said it expected adjusted operating profit of around 570 million pounds to 575 million pounds in 2017.
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Shares of Netflix gained 16 percent during the first week of trading for the year, compared to single-digit gains for Facebook, Apple, Amazon and Alphabet.
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Dunker had been head of credit trading for central and eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa at Standard Chartered, before leaving the bank in 2018.
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A 20 percent intraday drop at any point in the trading session would trigger a Level 3 circuit breaker and stop market trading for the day.
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In July 2013 the Indian markets regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India, barred Choksi from trading for six months for manipulating Gitanjali's share price.
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"The firming dollar continues to thwart investor sentiment despite the bullish inventory data," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA.
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Kenyan shares, which rallied after Kenyatta was declared winner, tumbled by 3.5 percent on Friday and prompted the authorities to suspend trading for half an hour.
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The defendants traded ahead of at least 13 transactions, with Eydelman, formerly of Colts Neck, New Jersey, trading for himself, family, friends and clients, prosecutors said.
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The company did say that the ICO for their Bitconnect X trading platform will still happen, and that trading for the BCC token will continue there.
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Last week, the operator of China's foreign exchange trading platform said it had agreed to establish direct trading for the two pairs, starting on Sept. 26.
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"The fine cup quality Brazil beans in general are pretty much gone, here and especially in Europe," said Rodrigo Costa, director of trading for Comexim USA.
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The rule went into effect four years ago and prevented banks from trading for their own profit or investing in hedge funds and private equity funds.
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NEX provides fixed income trading technology through its BrokerTec platform, which is the market leader for electronic trading for Treasuries and many European fixed-income products.
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The year's first half was on track to be the worst first half of trading for the 12 largest global investment banks since the financial crisis.
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And Shkreli suggested that Merrill Lynch, which was handling electronic trading for his hedge fund, was large enough that it could "absorb the loss," Stich said.
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And 24 hours after the Bitcoin Cash hard fork, bitcoin is still trading for far more than it was worth in mid-July: around $2,700 USD.
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Right now it offers trading for Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin — the latter of which was only added this past May despite gaining significant attention in 2013.
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"Whether you're trading for the short run or investing for the long haul, emotions can get in the way and steer you off course," Kevin says.
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ET on Wall Street, the 7% down level on the S&P 500 would trigger the first of three "circuit breakers," pausing trading for 33 minutes.
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ET on Wall Street, the 21% down level on the S&P 2809 would trigger the first of three "circuit breakers," pausing trading for 2170 minutes.
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The drop in oil prices hit markets hard Monday, triggering a halt in trading for 15 minutes after the S&P 500 Index plummeted 85033 percent.
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Coming off a bye, after trading for the former Pro Bowl receiver Golden Tate, and having had two weeks to strategize for Dallas, the Eagles flopped.
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"This escalation of the trade war is dangerous for oil prices," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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The index will enter the final day of trading for the year up more than 29%, making this the best year for the index since 200.
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Wall Street&aposs top bond-trading houses have reported stellar revenues in fixed-income trading for the fourth quarter and strong results for all of 2019.
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Mr. Kluger and his co-conspirators were able to hide their trading for years, until one got greedy and came to the attention of the authorities.
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U.S. stock index futures jumped as trading for the week began late on Sunday, with benchmark S&P 22.7 e-mini futures ESc252.37 up 26 percent.
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Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore, said the inventory data showed "a much deeper drop than analyst's expectations".
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" ASHLEY GLOVER, HEAD OF SALES TRADING FOR APAC AND CANADA, CMC MARKETS, SYDNEY "What we are seeing at the moment is a big risk off move.
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The Mets made splashes over the next two years, trading for Carlos Delgado and Paul Lo Duca and signing Pedro Martinez, Carlos Beltran and Billy Wagner.
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Citadel Securities LLC said on Tuesday it has hired Haddon Kirk, who has been head of exchange-traded funds trading for UBS AG's U.S. investment bank.
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Oh, did we mention the that former chief information officer of the company was convicted of insider trading for selling stock before the breach was disclosed?
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Yet the Cubs recoiled at the idea of retaining Chapman at record prices, instead trading for Kansas City's Wade Davis, who has one year of control.
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"Post G-20 sentiment is a bit more positive than expected," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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Many Venezuelans make ends with money sent by family and friends from abroad and by trading for goods and US dollars on the country's widespread black market.
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"By far this is the biggest future payout I've ever seen," said Nick Bogdanovich, director of trading for William Hill's U.S. sports betting operations in Las Vegas.
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WTI, trading for the first time since Friday after the long Memorial Day holiday weekend, was catching up with Brent which settled about 2% higher on Monday.
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And when trading for a bevy of youngsters, there is a very high probability that at least one of them will turn out to be a flop.
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Extreme volatility in Japan's Nikkei 225 triggered the Japan Exchange Group's circuit-breaker calming mechanism for the first time since May 2013, suspending trading for 10 minutes.
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With no recognition and no definition, local governments often prefer to deal with charities or ordinary businesses rather than companies trading for a social purpose, experts say.
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"Our volume of hedging activities increased from clients from April or May until now," said Kuniyuki Hirai, head of foreign exchange trading for MUFG in New York.
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LONDON, March 10 (IFR) - UBS has hired Lynn Challenger from Bridgewater Associates as head of trading for equities and other areas to bolster its asset management business.
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FMI shares rose to 31,000 kyat ($25.70) at the open on Friday, the upper limit for trading for the day after they were listed at 26,000 kyat.
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Scott, who was HSBC's head of cash trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, lives in the United Kingdom, and U.S. authorities are seeking his extradition.
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FMI shares rose to 31,000 kyat ($13) at the open on Friday, the upper limit for trading for the day after they were listed at 26,000 kyat.
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He launched a win-now player grab when he got the job last offseason, signing or trading for Craig Kimbrel, Justin Upton, James Shields, and Matt Kemp.
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Another circuit breaker would halt trading for an hour if it dropped 27 more points, but could close the market if it happened in the last hour.
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Shares in Morgan Stanley will be sensitive to details on the bank's exposure to energy loans, outlook on deals, IPOs and trading for the rest of 2016.
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Their formula has led to two consecutive American League pennants, and the Yankees seemed to be emulating part of it by trading for Aroldis Chapman in December.
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The team likely didn't anticipate a legal battle over helmets being part of Brown's three-year, $50 million deal signed after trading for him in the offseason.
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Einhorn has always been quick in reporting his firm's performance, often sending out his monthly performance report just hours after the close of trading for the month.
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The platform will offer "all-to-all" trading for off-the-run Treasuries and Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS), starting with a single auction at 11 a.m.
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The Oakland Athletics filled their impending hole at second base by trading for infielder Jurickson Profar in a three-team, seven-player deal, the Athletics announced Friday.
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In contracts covering the years 2006-2009, while Infantino was working there, UEFA sold exclusive Champions League rights to Cross Trading for broadcast in Ecuador for $111,000.
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S&P e-minis were last down 0.60% after resuming trading for the overnight session, a signal that investors expect the market to open lower on Tuesday.
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Uber (NYSE: UBER) closed up 5% Wednesday at $45 per share, trading for the first time since its May 10 debut at its initial public offering price.
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O financial analyst pleaded guilty on Thursday to insider trading for tipping a former college fraternity brother about the retailer's quarterly results before they were made public.
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Circle also has a product that lets users invest in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum, and another that facilitates over-the-counter cryptocurrency trading for institutional investors.
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Leading U.S. cryptocurrency platform Coinbase added trading for bitcoin cash this week, in a rocky rollout that shows the growing pains of the digital currency exchange industry.
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The later reports that basically every team in the NBA was extremely interested in trading for Porzingis, in contrast, do not really rise to Woj-bomb status.
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Some cargoes of heavy Mexican crude are trading for less than $13 a barrel, and downside price momentum for hard-to-refine grades looks set to intensify.
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After trading for Giancarlo Stanton, the Yankees will do what they do best: command your attention and make you pick a side — love 'em or hate 'em.
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Then they added veterans who can play both positions, trading for Brandon Drury from the Arizona Diamondbacks and signing the veteran Neil Walker as a free agent.
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The major indexes declined more than 10% on Monday within the first minutes of trading, triggering a Level 1 circuit breaker that halted trading for 15 minutes.
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In July, former Equifax CIO Jun Ying was sentenced to four months in prison for insider trading for selling his stock options after learning about the breach.
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There's been a recent uptick in prices, with West Texas Intermediate crude futures trading for more than $60 a barrel, but by historical standards, that's hardly disruptive.
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They ended up trading for All-Star big man Pau Gasol in 2008, beginning a run of three straight Finals appearances, with championships in 2009 and 2010.
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Huchro worked at the US bank for 30 years and was in charge of investment grade trading for 10 years from 1998 and high yield after 2008.
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In contrast, brokerage firm E*Trade is said to be launching crypto trading for retail investors, while another brokerage firm Robinhood already did so in January 22018.
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The benchmark Hang Seng Index on Wednesday will see the start of trading for mainland Chinese telecommunications infrastructure giant China Tower and Nasdaq-listed biotech company BeiGene.
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It now appears that the Aztecs and another Mesoamerican civilization known as the Mixtecs mined their own turquoise, rather than trading for it with northerners, reports Ars Technica .
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Trading for dollars in the black market is now limited to regular customers, traders said, with many exchanges fearing a crackdown after several were closed down in February.
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Last week, central bank workers went on strike in protest against any cuts that would affect their pay, leading the stock exchange to halt trading for two days.
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Traders slashed the chances for a rate cut this year to below 50% briefly on Thursday, according to the CME's tracker of futures trading for the Fed's benchmark.
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"Trading for the Group has been challenging to date, reflecting an uncertain consumer environment which has led to a slower pace of bookings across all markets," it said.
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In high frequency stock trading, for example, this had led to so-called flash crashes, in which algorithms make lightning-quick decisions for reasons we can't quite grasp.
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SPIMEX, Russia's largest commodities exchange, launched futures trading for Urals crude oil URL-E last year in its bid to secure greater prominence for the Russian export blend.
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And yet, while just about every other team took a meaningful step forward this summer, Dallas exercised fiscal restraint, drafting Dennis Smith Jr. and trading for Josh McRoberts.
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The Italian banking index rose about 0.33 percent, supported by a 5.6 percent jump in Banco BPM on the first day of trading for the newly merged bank.
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Twitter's stock, meanwhile, is up more than 20% (and it at one point was up more than 25%) as we head into the initial trading for the day.
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"The recent unseasonal weather across Europe and the East Coast of America has had an impact on the early part of trading for Spring/Summer," the company said.
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Asia's largest economy announced Thursday that it had suspended its recently implemented circuit-breaker system, which had kicked earlier, allowing just 29 minutes of trading for the day.
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Some had believed that a team trading for his services could part with a late first-round pick, but ultimately it seems the Bulls chose the Payne package.
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Terrell Owens says the Houston Texans just got WAY better after trading for Demaryius Thomas ... telling TMZ Sports the whole city should be jacked up about the move!!!
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Canada's last major trading outage occurred nearly a decade ago, when a system fault linked to data feeds shut down trading for a full day in December 2008.
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Swiss drugmaker Novartis slipped over 2 percent, among the biggest drags on STOXX 600, trading for the first day after completing the spin off its eyecare division Alcon .
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Although shares of Tradeweb are selling for roughly 31-times 2019 earnings estimates, MarketAxess, another electronic trading platform for bonds, is trading for 50-times earnings, he said.
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"The RBI won't let the rupee appreciate that much, even though they say they are not devaluing," said the head of currency trading for a major Indian bank.
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Meanwhile, the SEC's EMSAC has been reviewing the various aspects of HFT trading for nearly three years without much formal action to address possible electronic front-running allegations.
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Thanks to regulatory requirements and reporting period cutoffs, the last day of trading for the quarter (ending March, June, September, and December) is always going to be strange.
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Instead, Sanchez made 30 starts and worked 192 innings, helped by the Blue Jays' use of a six-man rotation after trading for Francisco Liriano on Aug. 1.
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The Dow was down as much as 23 points earlier in the day, but rallied in the final hour of trading for a swing of nearly 21.6 points.
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Both boxes were checked by trading for Paul, and then signing Tucker and Mbah a Moute—two quintessential two-way additions—balanced out a roster that felt complete.
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And it's not the only sector of the economy that's taking a hit: The New York Stock Exchange stopped trading for 15 minutes to stem a sell-off.
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Alessandro Benetton, one of the scions of the Benetton family, called on the Milan bourse to suspend share trading for one month or so amid the coronavirus emergency.
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Cramer said that even after their recent run, the top four railroad stocks still look cheap, trading for anywhere between 16 and 18 times next year's earnings estimates.
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On Tuesday, Credit Suisse announced that it would end trading for its XIV later in February after the ETN fell some 8003 percent in Monday's after-hours session.
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After bringing back Kenley Jansen, Justin Turner and Rich Hill and trading for Logan Forsythe, the Dodgers should someday give Clayton Kershaw the World Series spotlight he deserves.
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To take a specific example, S&P call options with a striking price of 26.6,2500 and which expire a month from Tuesday are currently trading for just $403.
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Kevin Demoff, the Rams' executive vice president for football operations, said his team was not given enough credit for due diligence before trading for Peters and the others.
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Tuesday marks the final day of trading for 85003, and both the S&P 500 and Dow Jones indices are poised to finish the year with significant gains.
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More retailers are accepting bitcoin as a form of payment, and several investment firms and exchanges have launched futures trading for bitcoin, a move that helped legitimize it.
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DENVER/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pat Grimes, head of U.S. trading for AOT Energy Americas LLC, has left the firm, two sources familiar with the matter said this week.
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The ceremony officially opened public trading for Stitch Fix, the online personal styling company Lake founded, and made her the only woman to lead a tech IPO all year.
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Ahmad added that Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries production cuts will only be evident toward the end of January, which might mean volatile trading for the next few weeks.
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Trading in individual weed companies has been so brisk in Canada that it even paused trading for certain stocks last week, after double-digit increases tripped a circuit breaker.
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After trading for Serge Ibaka on draft night, it seemed like the Magic had their frontcourt of the future set with him and incumbent No. 1 scorer Nikola Vucevic.
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Chinese and Asian shares slumped, with China's benchmark CSI300 share index tumbling 7 percent on Monday, prompting the stock exchange to halt trading for the rest of the day.
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"The ever-expanding U.S. supply continues to pose significant downside risk to oil prices," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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Wall Street stocks pared losses after China suspended the circuit breaker that stops trading for the day when stocks fall 22 percent, a halt that occurred twice this week.
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Leonard will reportedly alert teams interested in trading for him that his preference is to sign with the Lakers when he's eligible to become a free agent in 2019.
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The first black coach in the history of the C.F.L., he quickly set about remaking the Argonauts' roster, trading for a new quarterback, running back, linemen and defensive backs.
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In addition, Stuart Scott, former head of cash trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, also faces wire fraud conspiracy charges, though he has not been arrested yet.
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It was worth 5.985 to the dollar on Thursday after trading for several weeks just below 6, which some bankers said was a sign of more state bank interventions.
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Challenger has joined the asset management arm as head of trading for equities, multi-asset and its O'Connor hedge fund business, according to a company memo seen by IFR.
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A risk manager with another large broker told Reuters it was not clear whether revenues would fall because clients would now be trading for longer before losing their deposits.
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Wong blames the 5 percent and 7 percent benchmarks that trigger a trading halt, and then a suspension, in Chinese trading for undermining the usefulness of the circuit breaker.
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Among teams making offseason splashes were the Diamondbacks, who bolstered their rotation by signing free agent Zack Greinke away from the Los Angeles Dodgers and trading for Shelby Miller.
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The rule went into effect four years ago and generally prevents banks from trading for their own profit or having stakes in a hedge fund or private equity fund.
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Frankfurt's public prosecutor said last week that it was still investigating Chief Executive Carsten Kengeter over allegations of insider trading for shares he bought before merger talks were announced.
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JPMorgan's You Invest, a 903-year-old digital-retail-investing service, has started rolling out options trading for select customers and expanding to more people in the coming months.
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Futures on bitcoin began trading for the first time on a major exchange Sunday, helping to fuel this year's rally as the emerging market tries to go for legitimacy.
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Brooklyn Nets By trading for D'Angelo Russell, the Nets were able to acquire a genuinely exciting young player despite being hamstrung by a dearth of draft picks and assets.
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A team thinking of trading for him might well be swayed by the mounting evidence that he can do more than turn his fellow 260-pounders into ground chuck.
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If his team was trading for a new teammate, he would call friends on the player's former team to get the lowdown on the new acquisition and his personality.
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On Tuesday, Credit Suisse said it will end trading for its XIV later this month after the note fell roughly 85 percent in after-hours trading the prior session.
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Its tokens, which can be used to invest fractionally in art pieces were issued at 51 cents each and as of mid-December were trading for around 20183 cents.
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But the Knicks will hope that Davis's interest and the mere prospect of trading for him can make them a more attractive destination for the league's top free agents.
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To help the wobbly rotation, the Yankees strengthened their bullpen by trading for closer Aroldis Chapman, available at a reduced price because the threat of a suspension hangs over him.
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BUENOS AIRES — Citigroup announced on Friday that it would sell its retail businesses in Argentina, Brazil and Colombia, countries in which it has been trading for more than a century.
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Eisen said, though, that this structure still leaves the possibility for emoluments violations or leaves the door open to running afoul of rules prohibiting bribery or insider trading, for example.
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The exchange will set a maximum open interest limit for the trading of a single contract in a certain period, excluding trading for hedging purposes, it said on its website.
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Jesper Bargmann, head of trading for Nordea Bank in Singapore, said he expects the Fed to sound dovish and the dollar to weaken against the yen in the near term.
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Broadcom's unsolicited offer values each share of Qualcomm at $70, which would represent a 25 percent premium over what Qualcomm shares were trading for at the end of last week.
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Chu brings extensive knowledge of the financial markets, having worked in sales and trading for UBS Investment Bank, mutual fund management for Hennessy Advisors and investment management for Seascape Capital.
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Shares of Upwork, an online marketplace connecting freelancers with clients, rocketed more than 2000 percent higher when they opened for trading for the first time Wednesday morning on the Nasdaq.
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"After years of oversupply, the inventories are contracting much faster than the markets had anticipated," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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An absurdist installation, Linear Alpha by artist Robert Walker, combines AI, neural networks, a lost proto-Greek alphabet, and market trading for a dark satire on the idea of accelerationism.
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Larry Greenhall, who had been the head of grains, oilseeds and sugar trading for BTG Pactual in New York, left late in February, two traders and two other sources said.
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"The market's bullish radar is still waiting for OPEC+ to deliver a sizeable cut number," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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The Astros helped their bullpen by trading for Ken Giles, the former Philadelphia closer whose slider looks like the primary weapon of another Phillies and Astros relief star, Brad Lidge.
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Ager, who has spent more than three decades in the financial services industry, served as senior director of New York FX sales and trading for RJ O'Brien & Associates, since 2011.
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Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore, said "the OPEC vs shale debate will rage" this year, being a key price driving factor.
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The spot rupee, which has been trading for five straight sessions after being inactive for six weeks, ended at 153.22/30 per dollar, compared with Thursday's close of 153.15/25.
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The Montreal Canadiens may consider trading for Alexei Emelin, who was taken by the Vegas Golden Knights in the expansion draft last week and is also terrible at playing hockey.
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"2019 appears to have started well in volume terms and the fundamental attractions of trading for utilities are still very much in place," said Ben Tait, one of the authors.
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The spot rupee, which has been trading for four straight sessions after being inactive for six weeks, ended at 153.15/25 per dollar, compared with Wednesday's close of 153.30/35.
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While the competition frantically tried to keep up this off-season by trading for superstars, the Warriors quietly retained their key players: Curry, Kevin Durant, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson.
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The Republican plan would revoke the Volcker Rule, a Dodd-Frank provision that bans banks from trading for their own gain and limits ownership in hedge funds and private equity.
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Trading for Mike Conley (with two seasons and $67 million left on his contract) and then signing Bojan Bogdanovic away from Indiana (for $73 million over four years) both qualify.
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Dubbed by its creators the "alternative to the failed Dodd-Frank Act," it aims to repeal the 2010 law's prohibition against banks engaging in risky trading for their own accounts.
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Toys R Us has just gone into administration in the U.K., putting more than 3,000 jobs at risk, although all 105 stores will continue trading for now, reports said Wednesday.
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"The shares are undoubtedly cheap...although we lower our recommendation from 'buy' to 'hold' until we get greater clarity over trading for Summer 2019," Shore Capital analyst Greg Johnson said.
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According to data from Birinyi Associates, the most valuable 100 stocks in the Nasdaq Index are trading for an average price-to-earnings ratio of 20.9, as of last Friday.
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"Markets are getting a bit fatigued and a healthy correction could be on the cards," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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Despite the uptick on the final day of trading for the week, long-term yields remain off highs clinched earlier in the week following a week of soft economic data.
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However, its average trading fee has been declining due to increased online trading, for which the commission rate is significantly lower than when a trade is executed by marketing staff.
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By the close of trading for the year, however, the UltraPro ETF was up 2.3 percent for the year, compared with the S&P 500's loss of 6.2 percent.
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The NZX suffered several outages in 2014 owing to technical problems, on one occasion halting trading for three hours because of a glitch in the same system that caused Wednesday's issue.
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The spot rupee, which has been trading for the seventh straight session after being inactive for six weeks, traded at 153.32/40 per dollar at 0536 GMT, unchanged from Tuesday's close.
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The unknown team that claimed Puig on Tuesday was more interested in blocking him from going to another team than in trading for him, a league source told ESPN's Jim Bowden.
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But it is heavily dependent on share trading for revenues and is already taking steps to diversify by moving into foreign exchange and buying the Irish Stock Exchange, which lists bonds.
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The circuit breaker was hit at least once after trading started, which stops trading for 2 minutes after a 10% move and 5 minutes after a 20% move up or down.
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Shares were down about 5 percent in premarket trading for the maker of Pop Tarts, Eggo Waffles, Pringles snacks and a wide range of cereals including Rice Krispies and Froot Loops.
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Expectations of further stimulus in Japan has dominated trading for the past few weeks and increased yen volatility before the BOJ is due to conclude its two-day meeting on Friday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The newest way to bet on bitcoin arrived on Sunday, with futures of the cryptocurrency that has taken Wall Street by storm starting trading for the first time.
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Now, the company wants to launch full, in-house trading for refined products and crude as part of energy-sector reforms under Sheikh Mohammed and ADNOC Chief Executive Sultan al-Jaber.
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Volume on the ShFE nickel contract, for example, now regularly exceeds that of the LME nickel contract, even though the Shanghai product has only been trading for just over a year.
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The price of the company's 3 billion yuan, 4.98 percent 2020 bond fell 33 percent on Thursday morning, prompting the Shanghai Stock Exchange to suspend trading for most of the day.
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U.S. West Texas crude futures gained more than 12 percent on the year, closing above $60 a barrel on the final day of trading for the first time since mid-2015.
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The bank, a powerhouse in commodities trading for decades, had positioned itself to profit from volatility in natural gas prices that never materialized, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
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However, the Lakers also had a splashy offseason, trading for Davis, then signing Danny Green, DeMarcus Cousins, Dwight Howard, and Avery Bradley while returning James, Rajon Rondo, Kyle Kuzma, and more.
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It was the first day of trading for Southwestern, a producer of natural gas and oil, after it reported higher-than-expected earnings and raised its forecast for production this year.
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Citadel Securities, Virtu Financial, Jane Street, and GTS ranked in the top five in ADR trading for notional amount and number of trades in July on OTC Markets' alternative trading system.
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The result of this complex and often opaque system is that big users can end up trading for free, or even get paid to trade, while small brokers pay substantial fees.
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The attorney general's report detailed how some of these platforms conduct overlapping lines of business that present "serious conflicts of interest", including trading for their own account on their own venues.
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"Oil ministers are already taking to the airwaves with a 'price stability at all cost' mantra," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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But on July 25, with the dollar trading for nearly 3.5 million bolívars on the black market and continuing to lose value, the government said it would lop off five instead.
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Piller, who left the firm in July 2017, was formerly a managing director and head of precious metals trading for Europe and Asia at J.P. Morgan, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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Spotify will begin selling its stock directly to the people on April 3 in what is sure to be a volatile and fascinating first day of trading for the music company.
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So a concern trading for $1,43 per share that wanted to split would normally give, say, its investors 10 new shares worth $100 apiece in exchange for their single $1,000 share.
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China suspended a circuit breaker implemented at the start of 2016 that stopped trading for the day when the benchmark index fell 7 percent, a halt already triggered twice this week.
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Kenley Jansen, the Los Angeles Dodgers closer, was bursting with excitement a month ago after learning that his team was trading for the star infielder Manny Machado from the Baltimore Orioles.
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Spot trading for the super-chilled fuel was volatile this week with prices moving quickly from opening to closing of the market within a day, a Singapore-based industry source said.
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BTC China, one of the country's top three, became the first to officially make the move after it announced today that will stop all trading for China-based customers from September 30.
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IntercontinentalExchange — ICE said the Securities and Exchange Commission may bring an enforcement action against its New York Stock Exchange branch over a July 2015 glitch that halted trading for nearly four hours.
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Gandham added that rumors that Fidelity Investments, one of the largest asset managers in the world, will soon start crypto trading for institutional customers was also having a postive impact on price.
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An $18.8 million home in Los Angeles ended up trading for $10 million in the first quarter, while a $14 million home in The Woodlands, Texas, ended up selling for $7 million.
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Dorsey made the wide receiver position a priority in the offseason, trading for Jarvis Landry — later signed to a five-year, $75 million contract — and drafting Antonio Callaway in the fourth round.
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Meanwhile, looming supply from the United States and stable output from Libya were dragging on oil prices, said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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The spot rupee, which has been trading for the eighth straight session after being inactive for six weeks, ended at 153.50/60 per dollar, slightly weaker from Wednesday's close of 153.40/50.
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When oil was trading for about $74 a barrel in late 2014, oil analyst Tom Kloza made what seemed like a crazy call: Oil would fall to $503 in the next year.
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"Saudi Arabia has stepped in front of the oil market bears, proactively announcing they will reduce exports," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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The spot rupee, which has been trading for the ninth straight session after being inactive for six weeks, ended at 153.55/65 per dollar, almost unchanged from Thursday's close of 153.50/60.
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The UK outsourcing group said trading for the first nine months was in line with expectations but it expected 2017 organic revenue growth of 22.23 to 21.5 percent and "good" profit growth.
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LONDON, July 6 (IFR) - Citigroup has promoted Amit Raja to head of credit markets trading for Europe, Middle East and Africa, filling the position left vacant by Fred Jallot's departure in April.
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The incident rippled through American financial markets, briefly weakening stock markets as they were starting trading for the week and giving a modest lift to safe-haven assets such as U.S. Treasuries.
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The Red Sox did so last week by trading for the All-Star Drew Pomeranz from San Diego, following deals for closer Brad Ziegler from Arizona and infielder Aaron Hill from Milwaukee.
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The You Invest platform is live with options trading for a subset of customers, and a geographic rollout will continue over the next couple of months, a JPMorgan spokesperson told Business Insider.
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Trading for day-ahead supplies for Friday on JEPX, the exchange's traditional product, surged to 47 million kilowatt hours (kWh), up 60.6 percent from the same day a year earlier, JEPX said.
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General manager Jon Robinson had been having a quiet offseason outside of trading for DeMarco Murray, and his first big play is exactly what the doctor ordered for a talent-bereft roster.
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Still, Phil Jackson, the team president, made significant moves in the off-season, trading for Rose and signing Noah, who had been a teammate of Rose's with the Chicago Bulls since 2008.
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Ditto for Houston, despite my initial skepticism, because of the dramatic success that the Rockets have found (especially defensively) since trading for Robert Covington last month and going all-in on microball.
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On Monday morning, the S&P 2401 fell more than 220% at the open, triggering circuit breakers that led the New York Stock Exchange to halt all market trading for 2100 minutes.
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That would set off intense horse-trading for the support of smaller parties (the Liberal Democrats, Greens, Scottish National Party and the Welsh nationalist Plaid Cymru) needed to form a coalition government.
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Amid the market tumult, Credit Suisse said Tuesday it will end trading for its XIV later this month after the note lost most of its value and sent investors scrambling for cover.
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Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at brokerage OANDA, said Brent was "supported by the notion that U.S. sanctions on Iranian crude oil exports will eventually lead to constricted markets".
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Associated British Food fell 6.7 percent after its results, with traders citing weak trading for its flagship Primark business, despite the company lifting its outlook for the second time in two months.
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The likelihood that the central bank will reduce the overnight funds rate briefly fell below 50% for the first time in weeks, according to CME's tracker of futures trading for the Fed's benchmark.
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Richard Oliver, head of cash FX trading for EMEA at HSBC, one of the leading investment banks in foreign exchange trading, said short pound positions were reduced as the currency fell towards $1.20.
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"The advent of bitcoin derivatives trading, for instance, has made it easier for institutions to get exposure to bitcoin, potentially raising the systemic risk of a large drop in prices," Global Economics warns.
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Richard Oliver, head of cash FX trading for EMEA at HSBC, one of the leading investment banks in foreign exchange trading, said short pound positions were reduced as the currency fell toward $1.20.
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This week, shares of LeEco's main publicly listed unit (Leshi) resumed trading for the first time since the middle of 2017, when many of YT's most serious financial troubles really came to light.
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"Even if they wanted to bend to President Trump's wishes, how much spare capacity does the kingdom have?" said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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"After the initial Yellen headlined-induced stumble, gold has rallied impressively, helped by a weakening dollar," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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"A frenzied demand for coins with limited supply has now led to unsophisticated investors holding the bag at the top," Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at Oanda Corp told Bloomberg.
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"Until sizable supply is offered up by OPEC, ultimately traders will continue to push the envelope even more," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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Read MoreChinese markets halt trading for day after shares plunge Most traders pointed to the proposed lifting of insider selling allowed on previously halted stocks, which is scheduled to take effect this Friday.
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"The market is fetishizing bad news and convincing itself that the Fed will never be able to hike again," director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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So her mom has turned to the black market, trading for the medication with other families with diabetes she meets online, a tactic that regulators and health experts warn is a health risk.
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China's new benchmark could change this, potentially breaking the Brent-WTI financial duopoly that has dominated oil trading for decades, requiring international traders to get used to dealing some crude futures in yuan.
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Target indicated last year it wanted to strike a deal to do scan-based trading for CDs and DVDs, which lets chains pay for items after they get scanned at checkout, per Billboard.
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Both the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges will suspend trading for 25 minutes when the CSI 25 Index rises or falls by 210% or more from its previous close for the first time.
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This, too, was a safeguard against precedent-setting, they reasoned: His case was singular, and his U.S. government connection conferred a certain plausibility, as well as a moral imperative, to trading for him.
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The program covers about 90 stores, including the hat maker Chapelarias Azevedo Rua, which has been trading for 132 years and is run by Pedro Fonseca, the great-great-grandson of the founder.
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He said that TD Ameritrade would enable 24-hour trading for popular individual stocks, like Apple and Amazon, once liquidity for the SPY and other ETFs during the new session became large enough.
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The 223ers used their offseason to double-up on size, defense, and Joel Embiid insurance by letting go of Jimmy Butler and J.J. Redick, then signing Al Horford and trading for Josh Richardson.
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After Silicon Valley start-up Robinhood offered stock trading for free in 2013, analysts predicted it was only a matter of time before the major brokerages were also forced to go to zero.
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But I find the comments about gloomy forecasts for the UK consumer surprising, I really do, he told Reuters, after AB Foods reported solid festive trading for Primark, sending the group's shares higher.
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The firm downgraded the stock to "market perform" from "outperform," and placed a target price of $135 on the shares, which were trading for $134.41 at the close of the market on Monday.
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But the big New York banks, with the support of the Reagan administration, kept pressing for permission to re-enter the business of securities trading for the first time since the Great Depression.
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On Thursday morning, the first day of trading for Snap on the New York Stock Exchange, the stock leapt 41 percent upon its debut and ended the day up 44 percent, writes Michael.
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On the open market, the 30-year Treasury bond was down 4-25/32 in price in late trading for a yield of 2.879 percent, up 25 basis points from late on Tuesday.
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By the time of his fiftieth-anniversary letter to shareholders, in 2015, the shares were trading for two hundred and twenty-three thousand dollars, an annual gain of about twenty-one per cent.
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This year the company hired Pat Grimes, previously head of U.S. trading for AOT Energy Americas, and last year it acquired Bridger's crude transportation business to expand its presence in trucking and crude hauling.
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The Clippers are 212-20 against the Jazz since trading for Paul in 214, and this roster was built for postseason play, with a starting five that continues to annihilate everything in their path.
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The 210-day lock-up period ends on Saturday, July 29, which means the first day of potential trading for most of these insiders — like early investors and former employees — is Monday, July 31.
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The spot rupee, which has been trading for four straight sessions after being inactive for six weeks, was at 153.30/45 per dollar at 0645 GMT, largely unchanged from Wednesday's close of 153.30/35.
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The Dodd-Frank reforms, which Congress developed in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, require banks to keep more cash on hand and restrict them from engaging in trading for their own profit.
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Penny stocks, which the Securities and Exchange Commission defines as a small company trading for less than $5 a share and on an over-the-counter market, occupy a disreputable corner of financial markets.
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"Equity markets are continuing to run and that obviously has taken a bit of the safe-haven demand component behind metals," said David Meger, director of metals trading for High Ridge Futures in Chicago.
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Investors flocked to buy shares of the hottest technology stock offering in three years, spurring a 44 percent pop on the first day of trading for Snap Inc, the owner of messaging app Snapchat.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Swiss bank Credit Suisse has hired Guy Dunning from Deutsche Bank as head of sales trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), as it continues to strengthen its equities business.
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Teague is younger and faster than Hill, but trading for that type of player just one year after Bird gave a fading Monta Ellis $44 million over four years only compounded an earlier mistake.
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The Pirates have even plucked three catchers from the Yankees in recent years — signing Martin as a free agent, and trading for Francisco Cervelli and Chris Stewart, who are also proficient in pitch framing.
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Trading for cornerback Jalen Ramsey should bring an immediate improvement to the team's defense, but it's not yet clear whether it will be enough to get the reigning NFC Champions back into the postseason.
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Toronto rolled the dice in a big way in July by trading for the marquee free-agent-to-be Kawhi Leonard, then acquired the former All-Star center Marc Gasol at the trade deadline.
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Collins has been charged with insider trading for using his concurrent position as a director of a pharmaceutical company to tip off associates, including his son, about negative stock news before it became public.
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That included bringing back Chapman as a free agent, signing Matt Holliday and later trading for players like Sonny Gray, Todd Frazier, Tommy Kahnle and David Robertson without surrendering the club's best young players.
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The last two that were more expensive: the eight-year, $2018 million extension for David Wright, and the six-year, $137.5 million deal the Mets gave Johan Santana after trading for him in 2007.
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Now that many investment companies have started offering commission-free trades and fee-free ETFs, fractional trading for individual stocks and ETFs might be the next frontier in the low-cost investing arms race.
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In another highly volatile day of trading for UK assets, financial markets remained hostage to Brexit headlines as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and EU negotiators raced against time to agree a withdrawal deal.
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Corrigan's relationship with Volcker has its irony, since Volcker's eponymous rule restricting U.S. banks from trading for profit using their own capital has caused Goldman Sachs more problems than any other regulated Wall Street bank.
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After 2008-2009, regulators took a harder line on bank risk-taking, crimping their ability to trade commodities and forcing Wall Street's biggest firms out of the business of proprietary trading, or trading for themselves.
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It capped a brutal week that had been touted as a new era of mainstream trading for the digital currency when bitcoin futures debuted on CME Group Inc, the world's largest derivatives market on Sunday.
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"Even if they (Saudi Arabia) wanted to bend to President Trump's wishes, how much spare capacity does the kingdom have?" said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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EDINBURGH, Nov 7 (Reuters) - The world's largest security group G4S said trading for the first nine months of the year was in line with expectations, but downgraded its outlook for the rest of the year.
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The Warriors made the best of the situation by trading for Nets all-star D'Angelo Russell, who was left without a spot in the Nets' rotation when Brooklyn signed ball-dominant point guard Kyrie Irving.
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If MLB is going to begin suspending players who assault or terrorize women and children, it cannot maintain the system currently in place, which benefits teams from signing and trading for those same violent offenders.
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Falcons coach Dan Quinn said the team is not planning to add a starting-caliber safety, which would seem to rule out signing free agent Eric Reid or trading for Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas.
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Oakland RaidersOne thing to know: The Houston Texans continue to go all-in on this season, trading for Raiders cornerback Gareon Conley to shore up what has been a questionable secondary so far this year.
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The Yankees believed they were done trading for the time being, even without acquiring an outfielder to fill the void left when Aaron Judge went on the disabled list with a wrist fracture on Thursday.
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Canada's last major trading outage occurred nearly a decade ago, when a system fault linked to data feeds shut down trading for a full day in 2008, including on the small-cap TSX Venture Exchange.
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That, of course, is the primary area the Yankees were intent on bolstering in the off-season, which they did by trading for James Paxton and re-signing J. A. Happ as a free agent.
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Stock futures plummeted after the Fed's announcement Sunday, pushing the S&P past its "limit down," or the level of losses at which futures trading for the index is halted until the stock market reopens.
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He surrendered six runs and four hits, and he issued six walks in his second consecutive poor outing, perhaps raising warnings for any team, including the Yankees, that would be interested in trading for him.
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In recent months, the regulators softened one important capital requirement, known as the supplementary leverage ratio, and relaxed aspects of the Volcker Rule, which was meant to prohibit banks from trading for their own profit.
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TORONTO, April 30 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Monday, weighed by declines for the financial and materials groups, as the market reopened after an outage halted trading for several hours on Friday afternoon.
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Trading for Davis is realistically only possible if the Knicks win the draft lottery in May and are then willing to trade the No. 1 overall pick to New Orleans for the draft in June.
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Roberto Friedlander, head of energy trading for Seaport Global Securities, said that while the storm isn't poised to have a major impact on energy infrastructure like Harvey, the focus will be on densely populated Miami.
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Is anything happening on the regulatory front in the US that's been promised that's going to get you reinvigorating the prop desks, and get you trading for yourselves as a counterparty to your clients, as well?
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Prices were hit with an initial downturn last week, ending months of relatively stable trading for the world's biggest and best-known digital asset, bitcoin — an unusual phenomenon for an asset known for its wild volatility.
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"There remains a lot of uncertainty if the production cut is thick enough to make a significant dent in global supply," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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The company's model took Wall Street brokerages by storm by offering stock trading for free and has put pressure on incumbents like Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade, which charge $4.95 and $6.95, respectively, for equity trades.
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As PDVSA bonds are trading for up to less than half their worth amid some market fears of a default down the road, the central bank decided to seek private financing deals instead of bond sales.
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"At the very least, it's unethical, and I'm surprised it's not just completely illegal, because that is trading with insider information, and it's trading for his own benefit," said Hirs in a telephone interview late Monday.
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"The toxic combination of oversupply worries and global growth distress should see oil prices languish into year-end as negative momentum is leading price action," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at OANDA.
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Prosecutors had asked the judge to jail Coscia, owner of New Jersey-based Panther Energy Trading, for as long as seven years and three months after he was convicted last year of spoofing and commodities fraud.
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Dwight's problem is that good centers are simply not as hard to come by as they used to be, and there's no team that could realistically jump into the Cavs-Warriors vortex by trading for him.
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But both Jerry Jones and Jason Garrett made it clear last week after trading for Bennett that he was given specific instructions to do "what all of our players do" ... and seems MB got the memo.
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John Lynch, chief investment strategist with LPL Financial, noted in a recent report that the S&P 500 was trading for less than 14 times earnings estimates following the huge market sell-off on Christmas Eve.
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Infantino, at the time an official with European soccer body UEFA, signed a contract with Argentine businessmen Hugo and Mariano Jinikis, owners of Cross Trading, for the South American broadcast rights to Europe's Champions League competition.
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A former top Equifax executive was charged on Wednesday with insider trading for selling nearly $1 million in company stock after he learned about a major data breach in 2017 but before it was publicly announced.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged by more than 1,800 points after the opening bell on Monday, and the S&P 500 tanked by seven percent, triggering a failsafe that suspended all trading for 15 minutes.
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According to S3 Partners, a financial technology and data firm, the number of Tesla shares shorted has hovered around 26 million or 27 million — about 20 percent of the shares available for trading — for some time.
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The Volcker Rule [The part of Dodd-Frank that prevents banks from engaging in risky trading for their own accounts] says to banks: Get back into the lending business and get out of the trading business.
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Nevertheless, Jean-Marc Tassetto, who quit as country manager for Google France to co-found Coorpacademy, has big ambitions for his business, which has been trading for five years and has €13.4m in private equity backing.
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This year the company hired Pat Grimes, previously head of U.S. trading for AOT Energy Americas, and last year it acquired Bridger's crude transportation business in a move to expand its presence in trucking and crude hauling.
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"A more hawkish than expected dot plot projection has lifted short-term rates considerably and slapped gold to fresh lows," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA in Singapore said there was "considerable resistance" as current or higher prices opened the possibility that even more U.S. shale producers could come back online.
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LONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange (LME) will retain traditional open-outcry trading for closing prices after largely negative feedback from members about a trial that used electronic final prices, the exchange said on Wednesday.
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As the deadline crept closer, the Mets considered trading for Justin Upton or Jay Bruce but were ultimately left with one choice: Trade for Cespedes or pass the deadline without acquiring anyone to help their anemic offense.
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On Wednesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted 800 points, or 3%, with bond yields falling to multiyear lows and the 10-year Treasury yield inverting and trading for short time lower than the 2-year yield.
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Stricter rules, including a near-total ban on proprietary trading for banks in the United States, have dampened risk appetite for operations such as the oil hedges the Mexican finance ministry aims to buy, banking sources said.
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LONDON, Oct 17 (Reuters) - British education group Pearson said it expected its full-year operating profit to come in at the top half of its forecast range, in the first positive news on trading for some time.
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"Oil prices were flying higher overnight after catching an updraft from the U.S. administration calling for allies to cut Iran imports to zero tolerance," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA.
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They were unsettled by some heavy falls among defensive consumer staples and property stocks, a dip in the commodity sector as oil stumbled and as futures markets pointed to flat start to U.S. trading for Wall Street.
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At a closed-door meeting earlier this week, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin directed five regulatory agencies to review the so-called Volcker rule, which prohibits banks from trading for their own accounts, according to a Bloomberg report.
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The Senate is expected to gear its changes primarily toward helping community and regional banks and is unlikely to scrap the Volcker rule, a provision that prevents banks from trading for their own profit with customer money.
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Clinton may have been seen as doing better than initially expected, helping to lift risk-sensitive currencies and assets that had retreated ahead of the debate, said Jesper Bargmann, head of trading for Nordea Bank in Singapore.
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Ward blames the rise of computer-driven funds and high-frequency trading for forcing him and some other well-known commodities investors to close their hedge funds and look for opportunities where machines can't make a difference.
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"Given the much stronger price response to supply disruptions in the wake of OPEC supply cuts, the market is poised to make further gains," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda.
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The bill also exempts banks with less than $10 billion of assets from restrictions on trading for themselves, a controversial provision of the 2010 Dodd-Frank regulatory reform law named after former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker.
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That crushing disappointment for one of hockey's most rabid markets inspired General Manager Marc Bergevin and Coach Michel Therrien to orchestrate a major roster reconstruction that included trading for center Andrew Shaw and signing wing Alexander Radulov.
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However, because of an NBA Collective Bargaining Agreement rule, the Celtics can't trade for Davis this season because he and Kyrie Irving are both on "designated" contracts, and teams are prevented from trading for two "designated" players.
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In the United States, even the most widely used virtual currency company, Coinbase, has struggled to keep up with demand, shutting down trading for hours at particularly important moments, and attracting widespread complaints about its customer service.
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His tweet "set off a trading frenzy," according to the complaint, and pushed Tesla's stock price up more than 6 percent, forcing Nasdaq to halt Tesla trading for 90 minutes until the company gave an official response.
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The New York Knicks signing or trading for a Chicago Bulls player isn't much different than a company like Uber poaching Facebook's Head of Communications, or Danny Meyer finding a new sous chef from a Brooklyn restaurant.
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Cramer made these comments after the S&P 500's first-level, 7% down circuit breakers kicked in and paused trading for 15 minutes and following a call he took live on television around 9:38 a.m.
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"The tail risk is if a large fund manager has to gate," said John Gousias, head of flow credit trading for EMEA at Nomura, referring to the process in which asset managers bar withdrawals from their funds.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted by more than 1,800 points after the opening bell on Monday, and the S&P 500 tanked by seven percent, triggering a fail-safe that suspended all trading for 15 minutes.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted by more than 1,413 points after the opening bell on Monday, and the S&P 500 tanked by seven percent, triggering a fail-safe that suspended all trading for 15 minutes.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plummeted by more than 1,800 points after the opening bell on Monday, and the S&P 500 tanked by seven percent, triggering a fail-safe that suspended all trading for 15 minutes.
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In a report issued on Monday, the Treasury said that the president should be able to remove the bureau's director and recommended greater exemptions from the "Volcker Rule," which bans banks from trading for their own gain.
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Harden's heavy usage inevitably turns some fans off, but it's difficult to quibble when the Rockets — who began the season with no shortage of skeptics after trading for Russell Westbrook — have won eight games in a row.
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The price of crude oil, typically a big driver for energy stocks, broke above the psychologically key $50 per barrel level in Thursday trading for the first time since early August, rising 0.40 percent in that time.
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This way, you can invest in expensive companies like Amazon or Alphabet without the near-$2,000 necessary to buy a single share (Amazon was trading for close to $1,900 on Friday; Alphabet was at just over $1,400).
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The company, which expects to return to revenue growth in its fiscal year 2020, said restrictions on the sale of Contracts for Differences by the European Union's securities watchdog affected trading for one month in the quarter.
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The total share in all trading for the big five American investment banks rose to 3003 percent last year from 47.2 percent in 2010.. That is a major blot on an otherwise impressive copy book for Blankfein.
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Burr, meanwhile, was one of just three U.S. senators to vote against the 2012 STOCK Act, a bill banning insider trading for top federal employees and requiring more stringent and transparent disclosures from congressional members and staff.
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The Philadelphia 76ers made a bold move in the early hours of Wednesday morning to try to seize control of the post-LeBron James Eastern Conference by trading for Tobias Harris, the Los Angeles Clippers' dynamic forward.
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Specifically, Mr. Skilling was convicted of 18 counts of fraud and conspiracy and one count of insider trading for his central role in the accounting schemes that masked Enron's debts and weak finances from shareholders and regulators.
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A warrant has also been issued for the arrest of Stuart Scott, who was head of forex cash trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa until he was fired by HSBC for separate conduct issues in 2014.
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The central bank required foreign banks to set aside 20 per cent of sales in foreign exchange forward-trading for their clients from August 15, with the reserves to be carried at zero interest for one year. 7.
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It was so bad, in fact, that it had to halt trading for a time while posting a grim report that its numbers would be lower than it had forecast at the last quarterly earnings report in November.
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"This move could force some existing positions to liquidate or move elsewhere, which is not something that would be done lightly," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore, said conflict between Kurds and Turkey "usually implies that oil prices would move higher due to the (region's) strategic position in oil supply routes".
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What they're saying: The last time gold ETFs saw this level of inflows gold was trading for $1,600 an ounce, 14% higher than its current level,Juan Carlos Artigas, director of research at World Gold Council, tells Axios.
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With bond futures trading for the first time since then, Italian bond yields dropped 4-5 basis points across the curve while 10-year BT Futures briefly hit a five-month high of 128.59 before easing a touch.
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Just this month, Savita Sabramanian, equity strategist at Bank of America, warned stocks on average are trading for "extreme" valuations not seen in 15 years and approaching levels prior to the tech-stock bubble in the early 2000s.
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"Although immediate panic around Brexit is out of the way, I would expect (the) timing of the U.K. evoking Article 50 and trade negotiations will be discussed," Jesper Bargmann, head of trading for Nordea Bank in Singapore, says.
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Bio-on shares were suspended from trading for excessive volatility and were indicated down 10.3% after the allegations, included in a report dated July 19 and posted on Quintessential's website, were picked up by Italian media on Wednesday.
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Bio-on shares were suspended for trading for excessive volatility and were indicated down 10.3% after the allegations, included in a report dated July 19 and posted on Quintessential's website, was picked up by Italian media on Wednesday.
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HK, whose shares have been halted from trading for more than three years after a price collapse, is being taken private by its parent at a valuation of at least $27 billion and then relisted in mainland China.
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They are the latest additions to BNP Paribas' trading team, after it emerged this month that the bank has hired Steve Snizek from Barclays as head of high-yield bond flow trading for Europe, Middle East and Africa.
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CEOs of the largest institutions largely have said they've learned to live within the Dodd-Frank framework, but believe adjustments are needed, particularly to provisions like the Volcker Rule that prohibits banks from trading for their own benefit.
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"Asian bourses are likely to remain handicapped in trading for the near term as investors prefer to de-risk into the heightened global trade war uncertainties and thinner summer trading conditions," OCBC Bank analysts said in a note.
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Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York, said flight to safe haven amid uncertainty over Brexit could push prices to as high as $1,375, the loftiest since March 2014.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - On a grassy African landscape, some of the earliest members of our species, Homo sapiens, engaged in surprisingly sophisticated behaviors including using color pigments, creating advanced tools and trading for resources with other groups of people.
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When Coinbase announced unceremoniously on Tuesday that it would allow trading for Bitcoin Cash, a controversial clone of Bitcoin with some small differences, the digital currency's value skyrocketed from just under $3,000 USD per coin to above $6,000.
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The new "brain trust," as one insider called it, is aimed at supercharging investment banking revenue as trading, for many years Goldman's profit engine, has faltered amid regulations and market trends that hurt the bank more than rivals.
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The most recent move by the Fed to boost liquidity in tight markets, especially trading for Treasury securities, helped calm jittery investors and lift the dollar to a fresh three-year high against a basket of major currencies.
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Trading for Leonard anyway is thus a huge dice roll for Toronto's team president, Masai Ujiri, one reminiscent of Oklahoma City's trade with Indiana in July 2017 to bring the All-Star forward Paul George to the Thunder.
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Utah Jazz The Jazz are 10-1 since trading for Jordan Clarkson and have picked up the pace after a 12-10 start largely because Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert have been playing at an All-Star level.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares fell back on Wednesday as geopolitical tensions sent all major benchmarks into negative territory, accompanied by a slight uptick in volatility in what is typically a quiet period of summer trading for the market.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average during the session lost all of its gains leading back to President Donald Trump's inauguration and markets suspended trading for the fourth time in two weeks after the S&P 123's plunge.
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RISKY DEAL Stricter rules, including a near-total ban on proprietary trading for banks in the United States, have dampened risk appetite for operations such as the oil hedges the Mexican finance ministry aims to buy, banking sources said.
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"Oil markets have been struggling for direction post-OPEC with traders reading between the headlines and watching U.S. inventory numbers to gauge shale output," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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These past events have made Argentinians wary of the peso, and many have sought to keep their investments safe from inflation by trading for more stable currencies, but to do so in recent years they had to go underground.
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Jeb Hensarling's proposal to set a different benchmark — 10 percent equity to assets — for more intense regulations; elimination of the so-called Volcker Rule that restricts banks trading for their own accounts; and a weakened Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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"Given the much stronger price response to supply disruptions in the wake of OPEC supply cuts, the market is poised to make further gains," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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Johnson and Stuart Scott, HSBC's former head of cash trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, are believed to be the first people to face U.S. criminal charges arising from a probe of foreign-exchange rigging at banks.
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This disaster gave birth to what we now know as "circuit breakers" — levels on the Dow or S&P that will trigger a halt in trading for an hour, giving people a chance to re-group and re-assess.
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JPMorgan Chase's 1-year-old You Invest retail-investing service has now gone live with options trading for at least some customers and is also planning on lowering the minimum investment size for its automated portfolios later this year.
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Prosecutors had asked U.S. Judge Harry Leinenweber to lock up Coscia, owner of New Jersey-based Panther Energy Trading, for as long as seven years and three months after he was convicted last year of spoofing and commodities fraud.
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While trading for Carroll made sense for a team that otherwise wouldn't have a first-round pick in next year's draft, the jury is still out on how taking Crabbe on now helps this team in the long haul.
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A possible opponent, the surging Oakland Athletics (who stand just behind the regressing Seattle Mariners), have a stacked bullpen of their own, after trading for the Mets' Jeurys Familia on Saturday to go with Lou Trivino and Blake Treinen.
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Cash cattle had set the firmer tone on Wednesday, trading for $2200 per cwt in Texas and Kansas, up from a range of $22019-$235 in Texas last week and $234-$210 in Kansas last week, according to traders.
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Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA in Singapore, said there was "considerable resistance" to extending the deal as current, or higher, prices could entice even more U.S. shale producers to come back online.
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In recent years I've run into the Red Sox general manager of that era, Dan Duquette (ironically, now the G.M. of the Orioles — Adam Jones's team), and he mentioned how close he'd been to trading for me in 1997.
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Jacob Gottlieb, who founded the firm 11 years ago, disclosed the news in a letter just two days after the U.S. government charged a Visium partner with insider trading for having allegedly used confidential tips about drug regulatory approvals.
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Yes, but: In the most topsy-turvy market in a decade, everyone knew that actually anything could happen, and on Monday, in the final two hours of trading for the year, it did — oil prices made a dramatic bullish lurch.
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"Gold has been frog-marched $21.03 higher over the last hour when it became apparent that there has been an attempted coup in Turkey," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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The dollar will probably stay above 100 yen and trade towards 104 yen to 105 yen ahead of the monetary policy decisions by the BOJ and Fed this month, said Jesper Bargmann, head of trading for Nordea Bank in Singapore.
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The Stars, who posted the fourth-highest goals-against average (2.98) last season, addressed their longtime weakness by trading for the rights to Ben Bishop and signing the two-time Vezina Trophy finalist to a six-year, $303 million contract.
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A performance like that would be likely to win the attention of the bond market, where Tesla's paper has a volatile history, with bonds trading for less than 2003 cents on the dollar at one point during the past summer.
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"If you're trying to find companies that are trading for less than 15 times earnings or less than two times book value, you end up with a lot of banks and a fair number of insurance companies as well," said Bobrinskoy.
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Paul Thompson, the Dutch bank's ex-head of money market and derivatives trading for Northeast Asia, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan after pleading guilty in July to conspiring to commit wire fraud and bank fraud.
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Notes due 2020 comprised in series 002 * Approval in-principle has been received from singapore exchange securities trading for listing and quotation of notes on sgx-st * Notes are expected to be listed on sgx-st on 30 september 2016.
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The Angels have missed the playoffs in five of the last six years but solidified their defense by trading for shortstop Andrelton Simmons and have a dangerous duo in the middle of the lineup with Mike Trout and Albert Pujols.
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If I hear one more technical analyst telling me about the importance of the first day and first week of trading for the full year's move, I think I'm going to grab their candlestick and put it somewhere pretty uncomfortable.
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GENERALLY WE'VE BEEN TRADING FOR MOST OF THE LAST PERIOD BETWEEN 1.1 AND 73 TIMES BOOK VALUE AND THIS MOMENT YOU CAN DRAW A LOT OF WEIRD FUNFACTS ABOUT A LOT OF PEOPLE'S, YOU KNOW, RATIOS GIVEN THE BIG DOWN DRAFTS.
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The outage, which was the longest in eight years and delayed trading for almost two hours, came during a volatile week for global financial markets, which were hit by worries about an impending recession and a prolonged U.S.-China trade spat.
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From now until October ends, the baseball world will have a chance to debate the potentially nauseating question of what moral impact the Chicago Cubs trading for Aroldis Chapman has had on their otherwise feel-good attempt at World Series glory.
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That compares with an average of 0.2 percent during nonvolatile periods, according to Rob Austin, Aon Hewitt's director of retirement research, whose company has been tracking retirement trading for 20 years and monitors more than 1.3 million 401(k) accounts.
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As you might know, value stocks are fundamentally strong companies with solid growth potential that are trading for less than they're worth -- which means there's also a greater chance they'll outperform the market in the long run and provide rich returns.
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Olivia Oran, Reuters: The new "brain trust," as one insider called it, is aimed at supercharging investment banking revenue as trading, for many years Goldman's profit engine, has faltered amid regulations and market trends that hurt the bank more than rivals.
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Teams interested in trading for Leonard had been consistently told for weeks that the player has no interest in signing anywhere but Los Angeles — either with the Lakers or the Clippers — when he becomes a free agent in July 2019.
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It also recommended greater exemptions from the so-called Volcker Rule, which bans banks from trading for their own gain, and it called for rules to be revised to give small community banks relief from regulatory scrutiny such as stress tests.
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The current batch of changes to the Dodd-Frank reforms includes adjustments to the so-called Volcker Rule that prohibits banks trading for their own benefit with client money and raising the asset threshold under which banks face intense regulatory scrutiny.
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The results will also be critical in setting the "tone of trading" for the remainder of the week, Schlossberg wrote in an email to CNBC on Tuesday, as well as a gauge for the Federal Reserve's path for hiking interest rates.
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In late August, Vanguard launched its upgraded brokerage site with all ETF trading offered free of charge, the first time an established financial services company has offered ETF trading for free on almost all funds except for inverse and leveraged ETFs.
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The valuation of 32.50 euros per share is less than Deutsche Bank had originally hoped for, but the start of trading for DWS in Frankfurt on Friday will mark a tangible milestone in Chief Executive John Cryan's struggle to restructure the lender.
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"In China, higher seasonal demand and suspected stockpiling are occurring, while similarly the U.S. and the OECD continue building stockpiles ahead of potential supply disruptions this winter," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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LONDON, Aug 14 (IFR) - MUFG has appointed Joram Siegel as head of credit trading and sales EMEA in its London office, transferring from the bank's New York office, where he has been head of investment grade credit trading for the last three years.
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"What does elevate an eyebrow is the Fed has tempered its longer term growth outlook with 2018's Fed Funds median target dropping 62 basis points," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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"Yellen reinforced the currently prevailing view that a Fed rate hike in June was clearly on the menu though perhaps not yet the blue-plate special," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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"Even those who felt that rates were too low to effectively respond to downside shocks agreed that waiting was prudent," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York, referring to the Fed minutes.
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"We have an extensive electronic trading business, powered by our algorithmic market making platform, which is staffed by many people that have maths and science PhDs from various backgrounds," said Tuchman, who heads trading for Citi's global developed and emerging currency businesses.
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Scott, HSBC's former head of cash trading for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, was charged in July along with Mark Johnson, a British citizen who was HSBC's global head of foreign exchange cash trading and who was arrested in New York.
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The company also said trading for the group since May 24 has been in line with expectations, and that it expects a currency benefit in FY17 from the translation of overseas earnings if the weakness in the sterling were to be prolonged.
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"Investors have been more proactive cutting holdings in the miners, some of whom have drastically outperformed the underlying in the first half of the year," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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By trading for Derrick Rose and by making Joakim Noah their primary target in free agency, according to two people familiar with the team's plans, the Knicks are trying to win now, even if they are banking on fading stars with injury concerns.
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NEW YORK, Dec 2 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury futures slipped as trading for the week ahead kicked off late on Sunday with investors back in a risk-taking mood after China and the United States agreed to shelve any new tariffs and reset discussions.
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"Russia is testing the upper production bands but provided they don't ramp up dramatically I think this news will be viewed in a positive light for prices," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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In order to form a government, at least four of the major blocks will need to coalesce, but without a clear mandate or agenda, parties will resort to old practices of horse-trading for government positions and doling out patronage to their supporters.
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The defending champion Chicago Cubs, looking to keep them away from the NL Central crown, added relievers by trading for Wade Davis and signing Koji Uehara—neither quite what they once were due to injuries and age, respectively, but both legitimate bullpen depth.
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His seven-year stint as general manager began with a National League pennant in 22011, when he showed a knack for aggressive deals by trading for an ace, Cliff Lee, who won twice in the Phillies' World Series loss to the Yankees.
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The unit has been sensational at every aspect of the game besides run defense, and the team has tried to fix that by trading for Marcell Dareus, a run-stuffing defensive tackle who is familiar with Coach Doug Marrone's way of handling things.
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The Diamondbacks, meanwhile, added three relievers while committing less than $10 million, trading for closer Brad Boxberger and signing the veterans Yoshihisa Hirano and Fernando Salas to join an unconventional group led by Archie Bradley, who tends to pitch the most critical innings.
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Senior said in a statement on Thursday that it was taking other cost cutting actions such as reducing capital expenditure as it warned that trading for the rest of 2020 would be impacted and it was suspending its guidance for this year.
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Warren emphasized her anti-corruption proposals and said she would have sought lobbying bans for top government officials, new executive-branch conflict-of-interest laws, and a ban on stock trading for members of Congress and other top officials, among other ethics reforms.
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And the combination of the players we produce internally — plus the financial resources that we'll be able to devote to free agents or trading for big contracts in the near future — should bode well for the on-field success of this organization.
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Here's the list of 23 U.S. states with margin trading for retail investors: Florida, Texas, Illinois, New Jersey, Virginia, Georgia, Arkansas, Alaska, Oregon, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Nebraska, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas, Maine, South Carolina, Utah, Wisconsin, Wyoming and West Virginia.
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TORONTO, April 30 (Reuters) - Canada's stock exchanges resumed trading on Monday after an outage that halted trading for several hours on Friday afternoon, with the country's main stock index edging up to a nearly six-week high as financials and industrials rose.
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Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA, said U.S.-China trade tensions "should subside this week and could be a possible plus for oil prices," but a possible sale of U.S. oil reserves would weigh on prices.
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The F.B.I. arrested Rajaratnam, and prosecutors showed that he used a network of well-placed tipsters, including Rajat Gupta, the former managing director of the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, to illicitly gain about seventy-two million dollars through stock trading for Galleon Group.
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Investors who use the online Vanguard platform can already buy an ETF for free and have been able to do that for a decade, though there are some restrictions to curb frequent trading for brokerage clients with less than $1 million in assets.
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"Gold has risen to highs of this rally as the FOMC provided a perfunctory yet cordial nod to doves by removing 'risks are balanced' and acknowledging market conditions," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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"Chair Yellen's delicate dance of emphasizing the positives while acknowledging recent poor payrolls ... has kept gold and other markets largely unchanged, which may have been exactly the intention," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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"Gold has defied the marginally hawkish tone of the FOMC statement turning higher and pushing for a close above $1,3.733, which could prophesy the return of bullish sentiment," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Traders, who have access to both spot and futures markets have been buying the spot and selling the futures, arbitraging the two prices, said Michael Moro, chief executive officer at Genesis Global Trading, which provides over-the-counter digital currency trading for institutional investors.
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Much of the horse-trading for who will get in, and who will miss out, happens behind closed doors, with generally speaking none of the overt campaigning that happens in places like neighboring Taiwan, the proudly democratic self-ruled island China claims as its own.
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"It's all about supply, whether it's OPEC raising output or U.S. increasing production, all roads lead to higher global oil supplies, which is leaving oil traders shaking in their boots," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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"In terms of a deal, the possibility arose when it became clear that the Baltic was worth substantially more than the shares were trading for and that there was interest out there in an acquisition," outgoing Baltic Exchange Chief Executive Jeremy Penn told Reuters.
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After selecting in the top five of three straight drafts, trading for another top-ten pick, and making several other deals in an attempt to push toward a playoff berth, Orlando still does not have even one surefire foundational player to show for it.
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J.J. Redick: Brooklyn Nets Admission: This proposal was conceived and mostly written before the Brooklyn Nets sacrificed an undetermined amount of this summer's cap space by trading for Dwight Howard, but I'm still rolling with it for a few reasons we'll get into later on.
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But the team took advantage of a weak division by trading for Cooper, who has been sensational beyond Sunday's quiet effort, going all-in in hopes of riding its offense and its superb secondary to success in the playoffs if only Dallas could get there.
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A benchmark pan-Europe index entered bear market territory and a 7% slide in the S&P 500 at the open on Wall Street triggered a circuit-breaker put in place after the financial crisis a decade ago, halting U.S. stock trading for 15 minutes.
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"The focus is now shifting to the inverted U.S. bond yield curve, which has negative connotations, while implying the U.S. economy is heading towards what was only a few weeks ago an improbable economic slowdown," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for APAC at Oanda.
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The Boston Celtics, according to numerous reports, have been urging the Pelicans not to trade Davis until after the season, since league rules prevent Boston from trading for Davis while both he and Celtics guard Kyrie Irving are playing under maximum rookie scale contract extensions.
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"The focus is now shifting to the inverted U.S. bond yield curve, which has negative connotations, while implying the U.S. economy is heading towards what was, only a few weeks ago, an improbable economic slowdown," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for APAC at Oanda.
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"Gold has been supported as of late as the ongoing theme over the several sessions has been economic global concerns, and that has been a driver behind that safe haven demand for gold," said David Meger, director of metals trading for High Ridge Futures in Chicago.
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"The FBI headlines startled a somnolent gold market, driving bullion a percent higher in a hour on concerns that a late October surprise could suddenly bolster (Donald) Trump's sagging fortunes, " said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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"Everyone has been scratching their heads as to why the traditional sectors are not reacting quite the way they should have yet," said Ryan Larson, RBC Global Asset Management's head of equity trading for the U.S. The S&P 500 gained 0.77 percent in the first quarter.
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"Despite all the bearish U.S. shale supply headlines, oil prices remain firm as... the odds that the U.S. will pull out of the Iran nuclear agreement continue to run very high," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage OANDA in Singapore.
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"The market is looking for a bottom on the 'counter-cyclical factor' and on the pragmatic scale, the Fed is still going to raise rates and ultimately that should favour the USD," Stephen Innes, Singapore-based head of Asia-Pacific trading for OANDA, said on Wednesday.
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Here are some of the highlights: For the first half of the 2016/17 financial year, TUI Group reported solid growth in turnover, up 8.2 percent to 43 billion euros, adding that it saw current trading for 2017's Summer period to be "in line with expectations".
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Now, as noted above, there are other shadow banking activities additional to those of MMMFs — derivatives writing and trading, for example, like that done by AIG before 2008, and speculative (not to mention exploitative) securitizable mortgage lending like that done by Countrywide in the same period.
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ESPN reported last Tuesday — before Leonard was dealt — that the two-time Defensive Player of the Year was "seriously considering" participating in the Team USA camp, in part so he could showcase his progress in his recovery for teams that were potentially interested in trading for him.
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In two papers last year, Thomas Philippon, Germán Gutiérrez and Callum Jones, all of New York University, looked at the puzzle of why investment is so low in the U.S., despite corporate securities trading for such high prices in comparison with the cost of replacing corporate production.
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I wrote a piece at the time that I titled "Jay Bruce Is Bad, But That Might Not Stop The Jays From Trading For Him," which has led a few readers to assume over the last year that I have some kind of massive problem with Bruce.
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"Considering the substantial development costs for T2S, it is thus in the current circumstances not easy to see the business case for the project," said Michael Manna, head of fixed income financing trading for EMEA and Asia Pacific at Barclays bank, according to minutes of the meeting.
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Jun Ying, the former chief information officer of Equifax's core United States consumer reporting division, was charged on Wednesday with insider trading for selling nearly $1003 million in company stock after he learned about a major data breach in 2017 but before it was publicly announced.
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The most infamous example of extending a vote was the November 2003 House vote on the Medicare prescription drug program, when the Republican leadership kept the vote open for more than three hours while horse-trading for the last few votes in the dark hours before dawn.
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In two papers last year, Thomas Philippon, Germán Gutiérrez and Callum Jones, all of New York University, looked at the puzzle of why investment is so low in the U.S., despite corporate securities trading for such high prices in comparison with the cost of replacing corporate production.
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The Yankees instead signed four free agents to two- or three-year deals worth a combined $503 million — pitchers Zack Britton, J.A. Happ and Adam Ottavino, and second baseman DJ LeMahieu — while trading for starter James Paxton and retaining C. C. Sabathia and outfielder Brett Gardner.
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Among four or five departures in metals, Mercuria's physical nickel and aluminum traders have left the Shanghai team, according to the second source, who noted that the company would continue to do paper trading for those metals and still had physical copper, lead and zinc traders.
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Monday marked the first day of trading for the region since the People's Bank of China on Friday said it would reduce the amount of cash banks have to keep in reserve, a move which could unleash 900 billion yuan ($126 billion) for long-term lending.
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"With the hawkish tone of Draghi, we should see European rates moving higher, especially on the 10-year part of the curve, and I think the euro has more room to move higher," said Tareck Horchani, head of sales trading for Asia-Pacific for Saxo Bank Group in Singapore.
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And this is coming from someone who is baffled by trading for the rights of top UFAs but if the Coyotes can get Alex Goligoski—arguably the top UFA defenseman this summer—to sign without going to the market, why can't Tim Murray do the same with Stamkos?
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"The U.S. and China agreeing to no trade war will be positive for oil prices given that the possibility of a full-out trade war would have dealt a significant blow to global growth," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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Nor, they contend, did James badger the Cavaliers' general manager, David Griffin, into trading for the compulsively erratic Smith — who scored a combined 8 points in the two games here — or point a thumb down on the status of Blatt after publicly emasculating him during the 2015 playoffs.
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"The Fed's apparent comfort with the first-quarter slowdown and its sanguine outlook has pressured gold back to day's lows as the narrative of two more rate hikes this year remains robust," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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In response to the 19873 crash and the Brady Commission report, the New York Stock Exchange instituted Rule 80B, a "circuit breaker" that, in its current amended form, shuts down trading for the day if the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index falls 20 percent from the previous close.
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But Republicans, particularly the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, appear to be gambling that their majority in the House is already in tatters, and that it is worth trading for a legacy-making appointment to the Supreme Court and the chance to retain their 51-to-49 Senate majority.
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Doncic soon learned from his agent that the Mavericks were trading for his rights, but the deal was not official when he began to make the rounds for interviews with ESPN and NBA TV, and one for an in-house crew, which was aired live on the jumbotrons.
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Trading on stock exchanges was temporarily suspended just minutes after the market opened after a 7 percent drop in the S&P 3 triggered one of the SEC's market-wide "circuit breakers," which stop trading for a specified period of time if prices decline by a certain magnitude.
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The 49ers knew they needed to rush the passer better this year, and they addressed that need in a huge way by trading for Dee Ford, who had 13 sacks for Kansas City last season, and selecting Nick Bosa with the No. 463 pick in this year's draft.
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"There has been very little backpedaling on the long euro storyline as dealers continue to place much emphasis on [ECB President Mario] Draghi declining the opportunity to talk down the currency post ECB minutes," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia Pacific at OANDA, in a note.
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New Jersey missed the playoffs in three of his four seasons, but the team had higher expectations for 2019-20 after trading for three-time All-Star defenseman P.K. Subban, signing free agent wing Wayne Simmonds and selecting center Jack Hughes with the first pick in the draft.
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Everything depends on Jimmy Butler's short-term future (and how it relates to the fourth team on this list), but so long as Minnesota wants to win basketball games with Butler on its roster, trading for win-now contribution that won't kill their long-term cap sheet makes sense.
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"We expect the transaction to close in this calendar year, with the projected close date and first day of trading for the Class C common stock on the NYSE under the ticker symbol 'DELL' on December 222.48," Dell's head of investor relations Robert Williams said on a conference call with analysts.
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"One thing that is abundantly clear, OPEC is in for a shale shocker as U.S. crude production increased to a record 11.6 million barrels per day and will cross the 12 million threshold next year," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia-Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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"Real money profit-taking sparked a sell-off that saw gold surrender the day's gains as sideways trade in gold over the past few weeks are encouraging some investors to deploy capital elsewhere," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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"Gold traders were ambivalent today keeping the metal in a tight range with market hoping that the dashing duo of Draghi and Yellen can dazzle tomorrow at Jackson Hole and provide fresh inspiration," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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To improve a Mets team that has not made the playoffs since 2016, the new general manager, Brodie Van Wagenen, has made a flurry of moves this winter, like trading for second baseman Robinson Cano and closer Edwin Diaz and signing catcher Wilson Ramos, infielder Jed Lowrie and reliever Jeurys Familia.
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A linebacker for the Cleveland Browns and a former writer for the TV comedy Black-ish have been charged with insider trading for a deal that allegedly involved trading stock tips for NFL tickets, tens of thousands of dollars of cash, and an evening on the set of a music video.
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The 142-year-old LME achieved an increase in trading during closing rings in its three-month trial with zinc and is expected to announce next week that open-outcry trading for all metals will be doubled to 10 minutes each in closing rings, said a source with direct knowledge of the change.
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Other investors in the round include YC and Coinbase, which has been plain about its ambitions to some day offer crypto securities trading, and that last month took another step toward that end when it launched over-the-counter trading for institutional customers that allows them to direct trades between each other.
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O/U: 2 ABOUT THE BEARS (3-4): Chicago made a move to get Trubisky another weapon in the passing game by trading for wide receiver Dontrelle Inman, who had fallen on the depth chart with the Los Angeles Chargers after recording career highs of 58 catches and 810 yards last season.
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Trading for the 15th pick in 2011 in order to draft current soul-eating defender and ultra-efficient scorer Kawhi Leonard made the Spurs nervous, because they had to give up another of their terrifically solid players in George Hill, whom they had drafted 26th overall in 2008, because, obviously, they're smart.
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Hensarling's bill would also subject the Fed's monetary policy decisions to outside review, repeal the "orderly liquidation authority" that allows regulators to step in and wind down ailing financial institutions and replace it with a new bankruptcy process, and repeal the "Volcker Rule" that prohibits banks from trading for their own profit.
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Although the Yankees whiffed on signing Patrick Corbin, the top free agent starting pitcher, they dumped the struggling right-hander Sonny Gray and brought back the veterans C.C. Sabathia ($8 million for one year) and J.A. Happ ($34 million for two years), while trading for the oft-injured but talented James Paxton.
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Coinbase plots to become the New York Stock Exchange of crypto securities Robinhood, another one of Ribbit's portfolio darlings, is flirting with a $7003 billion valuation after its latest funding round earlier this year — and has become synonymous with stock trading for a new generation of investors (despite some criticism about its business model).
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Rationality does not, however, explain why a money manager like Leon Cooperman — who just two years ago settled a suit over insider trading for $5 million, although without admitting wrongdoing — would circulate an embarrassing, self-pitying open letter denouncing Warren for her failure to appreciate all the wonderful things billionaires like him do for society.
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"As Hanergy Thin Film Power Group has been suspended from trading for over three years, in order to protect the interest of small and medium investors ... we decided to issue a buyout offer to all the investors of the listed company," Hanergy Mobile Energy said in a statement posted on its website on Tuesday.
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Seems reasonable to believe that Rivers has even had some recent conversations with Jackson about the remote chances of trading for Anthony, though he pleaded the Fifth on that dicey subject hours before his slumping, Chris Paul-less Clippers rallied late to defeat the dissolving, 22-32 Knicks, 119-115, at Madison Square Garden.
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While most outwardly reflect cautiously upon the market's valuation, perhaps equally uncertain of the ability of a Washington newcomer to execute on truly bold plans, they also understand that another year of ceding performance to passive investing brings them one step closer to forsaking stock trading for trading down from the Tesla to the Chevy Volt.
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They beat on earnings last quarter, missed onrevenues and everything seems to be on the decline…When the stock's sitting near the low end of where it's been trading for a long period of time, [it] gives people time on a stock that's trading at a five multiple right now, you can understand why there's interest.
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"Investors confidence was rocked after the U.S. administrations latest trade salvo which reminded us that not all is quiet on the western trade war front after the Trump administration released a list of 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods," Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia Pacific at OANDA wrote in a note.
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The exchange said it had set aside all revenue from links between co-location facilities, which refers to placing algorithmic brokers' servers next to that of an exchange to speed up trading, for the past 2-1/2 years amounting to 13.1 billion rupees ($192.05 million), or close to 30 percent of its total revenues during that period.
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Instead of engaging in the typical legislative horse-trading for nominating judges — promising a senator, for instance, that the president will support the nomination of the lawyer who served as the senator's campaign-finance chairman in exchange for a yes vote on the administration's agriculture bill — the Trump White House has given the counsel's office near-absolute authority.
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Setting aside for a moment the Iowa Democratic caucus' convoluted rules of candidates' meeting a 15% threshold to determine viability and the ensuing spectacle of horse trading for second choices played out in high school gymnasiums, the outright chaos of this moment ought to be enough to shut down this sham and farce of a process.
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" Where Bitcoin was on Sunday: $5.43,511 Where Bitcoin is this morning: $13,577 What Stephen Innes, the head of Asia-Pacific trading for Oannes, told Richard Frost and Eric Lam of Bloomberg: "At the heart of the matter was a frenzied demand for coins with limited supply has now led to unsophisticated investors holding the bag at the top.
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"The 50 basis point average drop in the dot plot for 2016 and 2017 combined with the defensive, almost timorous 'global risks' comment has gold surging almost $25 as two-year yields plummet 9 basis points and the dollar is under heavy pressure," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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The euro topped $1.10 in early Asian trading for the first time since Donald Trump's U.S. election win, but it had slipped back to just below that level by 2220 GMT, and even its earlier peak of $1.1024 represented just a 0.2 percent rise — a tenth of the size of the move seen in the wake of the first round of the election two weeks ago.
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"Chinese yuan volatility and belief that they have to devalue, manic depressiveness in share markets overall, negative rates in Japan, European rates soon to go further negative, and the Fed believed to be on perma-hold as result of all of the above has driven inflows into gold ETFs," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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In making her case for the importance of the 1987 crash, Henriques has produced a valuable and unfailingly interesting account of a crucial two-decade period in Wall Street history — when markets made a full-bore transition from serving individual investors to a system dominated by giant corporations, mostly trading for themselves, and competing by means of arcane computer algorithms and spectacular processing speeds.
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The euro topped $1.10 EUR=EBS in early Asian trading for the first time since Donald Trump's U.S. election win, but it had slipped back to just below that level by 183 GMT, and even its earlier peak of $1.1024 represented just a 0.2 percent rise -- a tenth of the size of the move seen in the wake of the first round of the election two weeks ago.
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"The market has re-priced the chances of a June rate move to 30 percent from 5 percent but the hurdles for a June hike remain substantial and gold has avoided significant technical damage, which has encouraged modest short-covering as well as continued ETF-related buying despite a hawkish lilt in Fed commentary today," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Goldman's lawyers at Sullivan & Cromwell told the 2nd Circuit in their latest petition for interlocutory appeal that Judge Crotty made two fundamental mistakes: He again applied the wrong standard of proof for Goldman's rebuttal evidence and he allowed shareholders' lawyers from Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd and Labaton Sucharow to assert an expansive "price maintenance" theory that Goldman's statements about its conflict policy kept shares trading for years at an artificially high level.
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Jesper Bargmann, head of trading for Nordea Bank in Singapore, said the dollar would probably stay above 100 yen and trade towards 104 yen to 105 yen ahead of the monetary policy decisions by the BOJ and Fed this month "I think we will see a slightly higher dollar/yenon some expectation, even if it's small, of BOJ stepping into unknown territory," Bargmann said, referring to the possibility that the BOJ could aggressively expand its monetary stimulus.
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"Gold stutter-stepped on the March minutes, initially dropping nearly half a percent on the headline that two members wanted to hike though there was only one official dissent, but took back its losses as the rest of the minutes indicated caution and reiterated concern that rates were at such a lowlevel that there was little room to cut if economy faltered," said Tai Wong, director of base and precious metals trading for BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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This year may be remembered as the year that the broker wars reached a fever pitch and discount brokers slashed stock-trading commissions to zero (setting up an even more compelling case for industry consolidation in the process.) We also wrote about how the rise of portfolio trading for credit — the latest in a string of innovations to come to the credit market in recent years — was pushing that space toward electronification and away from high-touch practices that dominated for so long.
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