But the dominance of Nivarox may about to be unwound.
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Last month's surge in new home sales unwound April's drop.
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Plastic polymers can be chemically unwound into their original hydrocarbons.
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This and other terms were unwound over time, he said.
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However, some traders also unwound their short positions, data showed.
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What was happening at her business, it was becoming unwound.
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Craigie oversaw the global expansion which is now being unwound.
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And he unwound that yesterday at the New York Times.
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That ruse could have been unwound at any time by Beijing.
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The rise, however, only partially unwound the prior three months' declines.
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand awkwardly unwound at a gay bar in Iowa.
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Purchases that the government considers ill-advised may also be unwound.
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Purchases that the government considers ill advised may also be unwound.
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A few calm quarters could see some of those increases unwound.
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Others pointed to positions being unwound within so-called momentum stocks.
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And what we had in the April data was that unwound.
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Like Hughes, she proposes its WhatsApp and Instagram acquisitions be unwound.
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The images show the string in a wound, unwound, and rewound state.
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Flames swaggered, reared, charred her skin, hot poker hands unwound her shift.
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That delay is expected to be unwound once the election is over.
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The dollar strengthened as short positions unwound on the U.S. economic data.
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In short, if the deal is unwound, eBay does not get paid.
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Abductions of family members unwound the rebel leadership in Chechnya, for example.
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The entire braid of the self is coming unwound in a rush.
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Those positions are now being rapidly unwound as investors reassess their views.
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Those positions are now being rapidly unwound as investors reassess their views.
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The greenback found support as investors further unwound bearish bets against it.
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The clean power plan, President Barack Obama's flagship environmental regulation, is being unwound.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has explicitly called for the acquisitions to be unwound.
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The CIA's covert communications system with their agents was unwound after the announcement.
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Trans-Pacific Partnership, TTIP has not yet been formally unwound by the Trump
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The company unwound some particularly egregious transactions with Neumann and added new directors.
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Her hair, unwound from its tight bun, still held a pulled-back shape.
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He welcomed the distance as he unwound from a disappointing season in Queens.
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The greenback also found support as investors further unwound bearish bets against it.
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For "Unwound Cassette Tape," Mr. Marclay unspooled a tape on treated paper in stages.
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As these positions are unwound, oil prices could see some selling, market participants said.
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"All the theses of the bulls in this market are becoming unwound," he said.
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The letter from Visium's Gottlieb also noted that the Global Fund would be unwound.
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He has perspective on how the financial crisis unwound across the following few years.
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Despite some cooling of trade-related concerns, investors unwound bets on high-yielding currencies.
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Every time we did this, the bets went back to even, the clock unwound.
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FEAST After I've unwound a bit from my afternoon of work, we order dinner.
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Once the strings are completely unwound, they start to rewind, forming a super-coiled structure.
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"The pair has unwound most of the gains of the prior three weeks," he said.
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The problem is, if the Fed does nothing in September, all this gets unwound again.
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Reinsurance currently in place for AXA Equitable Life would also be unwound, the document added.
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Reuters data showed roughly 50 billion yuan in leveraged bets had been unwound this month.
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As a result, Uber and Grab may be fined and the transaction could be unwound.
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As bonds have been unwound, so have bond-proxy like sectors, which drove momentum lower.
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It can be unwound, but 80 years of practice will not yield to sudden solutions.
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The move took place after the PBOC unwound some measures taken to support the currency.
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The younger Shin has pledged to shut down unprofitable businesses and has unwound circular shareholdings.
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If that unwound, the question is does that justify a major reassessment of the outlook?
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The year of triggers, and wounds unwound, and Nia Wilson, and Brett Kavanagh, and nausea.
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These effects then unwound, with employment growth weaker than the underlying trend in April and May.
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The market's growth bet can't easily be unwound without a net drop in total market value.
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The Canadian dollar unwound its gains, touching 1.3143 to the U.S. dollar, or 76.09 U.S. cents.
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They partially unwound their reduction in June after pressure from Trump, who wanted lower oil prices.
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This means that the extraordinarily stimulative policies of the post-22019 period need to be unwound.
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The novel centers on a Commander-in-Chief named Mark Hollenbach, who is gradually coming unwound.
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" Mr. Malek, who is 37, exclaimed, revealing only that he unwound in his "own private way.
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I'm appalled that so much of the good work of the Obama administration is being unwound.
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He has unwound several significant civil rights initiatives of the Obama administration, dismissing them as overreach.
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Yes, but: Sometimes deals do close, but then are forced by U.S. regulators to be unwound.
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However, the knee-jerk reaction to buy safe-haven currencies on the news unwound fairly quickly.
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"Markets have now largely unwound the risk-off moves that have occurred since Friday," Strickland added.
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That partly unwound the producers' 18-month policy of limiting output following a prolonged price slump.
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But those bets have been unwound as doubts over Donald Trump's ability to govern effectively have grown.
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Tech deal-makers don't care if they close a merger tomorrow that gets unwound in three years.
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It's long been clear that Nadella didn't like the deal, which he rapidly unwound upon becoming CEO.
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Short positions, which had crept up to their highest level in more than four years, unwound fast.
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Until now, Mr. Nadella has actively eschewed that strategy and unwound many of his predecessors' bad decisions.
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If the XLK breaks below this line, it will cause some of that leverage to be unwound.
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But ahead of the weekend, investors turned cautious and unwound their positions in cyclical stocks, analysts said.
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Many firms tend to offer bonuses instead, which can be unwound flexibly to cope with economic swings.
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No one hugged him, or wiped his face, or unwound the dog collar still around his neck.
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Ackman told CNBC's Scott Wapner on Wednesday in a phone call that he had unwound the position.
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But if the states' suit wins out in the end, the whole deal will have to be unwound.
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U.S. Treasury yields edged up, recovering from falls in the previous session, as investors unwound safe-haven bids.
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The fund then unwound some of the position last Wednesday by selling at 10 cents, which lowered volatility.
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If curve flattener trades are to be unwound, it will most likely be led by the short end.
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It unwound some of the law's insurance protections for people with preexisting medical conditions and defunded Planned Parenthood.
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That drop unwound about two-thirds of the rise seen between last September and March of this year.
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Thailand's baht was the sole currency in the region to see bullish positions, though these bets unwound slightly.
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Oil's latest sell-off was exacerbated as traders unwound long oil-short natural gas trades, market participants said.
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Companies unwound stockpiles that they'd built up ahead of an earlier Brexit deadline at the end of March.
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The last three months have been boosted by September's outsize imports, which weren't unwound by October and November.
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Turner unwound before what could be a stressful day with the ultimate antidote: Watching The Devil Wears Prada.
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Short bets on the South Korean won and the Taiwan dollar unwound slightly but stayed in bear territory.
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When I got home, it had unwound the entire spool and wrapped it around the cleaning brush roll.
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The Swedish crown, one of the worst performing G10 currencies in 2018, moved sharply higher as investors unwound positions.
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They found that viruses might have loops of RNA hanging out like pieces of unwound thread in a sweater.
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A part of the options position was unwound in early February, at a modest loss of about $1.9 million.
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This week's selloff suggests those positions are being unwound and that the pound could be set for further weakness.
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Once in space, the wires are unwound by the motor, assisted by the centripetal force of the spinning craft.
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Once unwound, the dangling cable would get enmeshed in Earth's magnetic field and get pulled slightly toward the ground.
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Reforms could also be coupled with fiscal stimulus, the IMF reckons, which could then be unwound as growth improves.
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These policies are now being unwound but an economic slowdown could see some stimulus being deployed again, analysts predict.
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Longer-dated bonds fared better as traders unwound curve steepening trade, which has been popular in the past month.
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But its market value has plunged as its central role in the scheme continues to be unwound by investigators.
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The drop partially unwound the prior week's jump, which lifted claims to 2000,21.74, the highest reading since September 43.
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"Following through all steps until the bailouts are irreversibly unwound will be important to safeguard public finance," he said.
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"Slowly, it unwound, and we're back into a situation in which Assad's regime is bombing with impunity," he said.
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WISENBERG: We all went to Sam and Harry's [a Washington steakhouse] and got a special room and just unwound.
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At one point, she smoothly unwound a sequence of step-over moves to dribble out of traffic and score.
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"Kennedy and Khrushchev showed that nuclear tensions can be unwound by measured and thoughtful action," Mr. Tugendhat told journalists.
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As rates move higher, the cost of that leverage goes up, and eventually leverage will have to be unwound.
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While gold became a sort of "risk play" leading up to the election, it then became unwound after Election Day.
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The buffer can be unwound during downturns, enabling banks to continue lending and hence soften the impact of a recession.
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But as drilling activity has plummeted in 2015, the big increase in diesel consumption in the oil fields has unwound.
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The Fed's U-turn on raising rates has unwound much of the financial conditions tightening seen in the fourth quarter.
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While last week's bid for investment safety in top-rated government bonds unwound, other traditional safe-haven bets held firmer.
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The bank's analysis shows short sterling positioning has been unwound to +10 from -33 at the beginning of the year.
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Wheat and corn futures also weakened, but short-covering limited the sell-off in grains as investors unwound bearish bets.
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She set the groceries down hard and unwound her scarf, which gave off a puff of the chilly air outside.
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But Warren credited her husband as the person she unwound with at the end of a long day of campaigning.
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The nation's largest banks must offer regulators 'living wills' that outline how they would be unwound in an orderly way.
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She noted that bearish bets on oil have recently risen while many traders have unwound wagers that prices will rise.
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The traveler unwound the cord from his arm, which had fallen asleep, and sat down in the chair once again.
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It unwound in late trading, as the 10-year rose back to 1.569% and the 3-month was at 1.562%.
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Most indexes in the region edged down, though the knee-jerk reaction to buy safe-haven currencies unwound fairly quickly.
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The trade has mostly been unwound, and if it looks like tax reform will be approved, the market should rally.
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But now it's becoming unwound over half a century, and that points the finger at us as the main cause.
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"It was a stray bullet, maybe a kilometer away," he said, grimacing as he unwound the handkerchief bandage around the wound.
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The selling leading up to Wednesday was further exacerbated as traders unwound long oil - short natural gas trade, market participants said.
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Most Latin American currencies weakened following Powell's remarks as investors unwound bets on a slower pace of U.S. interest rate hikes.
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Yet the effectiveness of asset purchases depends on whether markets believe they are permanent or will be unwound in due course.
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The Blue Lady's honeyed finger slid out from between her lips, and vines of joy unwound from her thorn by thorn.
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JPMorgan strategists believe that while leveraged accounts have broadly unwound their short dollar bets, asset managers "have yet to meaningfully capitulate".
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The safe-haven Japanese yen has benefited from the global sell-off in riskier assets as investors unwound carry trade exposures.
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That bet on the real falling has now been completely unwound, and investors' positioning on the currency is now essentially neutral.
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The season further unwound as cornerbacks Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Janoris Jenkins each were issued suspensions for violations of team rules.
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There are various factors to consider before taking your timepiece out to play, Caitlyn Bazemore writes for Crown & Caliber's Unwound blog.
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Macri has unwound currency controls, slashed taxes on key grains exports, reduced import restrictions and overhauled the tax and pension systems.
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Claims have unwound nearly all the jump in late May that was blamed on difficulties adjusting the data around moving holidays.
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Then they unwound it, and in the way you're telling the story, them unwinding Vice is an opportunity they missed, right?
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But the Fed's policy forecasts over the past few years, though, have been unwound almost as quickly as they were pronounced.
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But the secondary connections were well-developed too: Gordon and Cameron, for instance, devout nerds who unwound together over video games.
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Here's a brief timeline of some of biggest deals that built Time's media empire and the asset sales that unwound it.
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All three indexes were sluggish in the final trading days of the year as investors took profit and unwound their positions.
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But they fear that what progress Wall Street has made on diversity and fairness could be unwound under Mr. Trump's watch.
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In the meantime, the bank also failed its "living will" test for how it would be unwound in case of a crisis.
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As the seasonal gas deficit has been reduced and those bullish positions have unwound, selling pressure has intensified the subsequent price plunge.
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Boston Consulting said a major challenge awaits in determining just how those big institutions will be unwound should they pose systemic risk.
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Traders said most of the metal came from China, reflecting waning demand from China, and as banks and merchants unwound financing deals.
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Long yen positions are getting unwound as risk sentiment improves, you see things like AUD, a typical risk currency, improve as well.
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He unwound a bandage to reveal a gaping wound, the work of a sniper's bullet, gave instructions to nurses and moved on.
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Those are among the law's most popular provisions, and a number of moderate senators might blanch if the Senate bill unwound them.
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They had opened roughly 1 percent lower as some investors who had clung on to hopes of MSCI inclusion unwound their bets.
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Wells Fargo is one of eight leading banks that must outline how they would be unwound in an orderly way in bankruptcy.
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That is, the popular trade of being long momentum stocks against a short position on the S&P 500 is being unwound.
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If they are invalid, then the execution is unwound, and the correct execution path can be started based on the actual conditions.
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Either way, firms that invest in Europe will be entitled to wonder what other deals reached with governments can be unwound retroactively.
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Sweden has trod the ground U.S. progressives wish to cover, and the only gains came when the social democratic fantasy was unwound.
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That deal remains in effect, but rising global oil prices suggest it could be unwound sometime this year, further helping Russia's economy.
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Profit-taking later unwound much of the metal's rise, knocking the precious metal back to stand 2300% higher at $2500,22.5 per ounce.
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Tesla's rapid rise has caused what's known as a "short squeeze," where bearish bets get quickly unwound to avoid even larger losses.
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"It's about the fact that if groups are offended, there could be unrest and the national project could be unwound," he said.
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It took several minutes to get it unwound, and I had to throw away the rat's nest of thread that was left.
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Profitability should begin to benefit in 2018 when fair value adjustments related to the 2009 acquisition of Britannia Building Society are fully unwound.
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"People seem to have unwound their Trump-risk and are now talking more about 'Trumpflation'," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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In Ottawa, Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland played down the suggestion that the Belgian addendum could effectively result in parts of CETA being unwound.
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The move partially unwound output cuts that began in January 2000 in an effort to clear a glut that formed in 2014-2016.
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"This transaction was unwound in 2016 as part of the closure of our Non-Core Operations" unit, a bank spokesman told the Journal.
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That Obama-era program, which allowed certain "Dreamers" to work or go to school in the United States, is being unwound by Trump.
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CFIUS earlier this year unwound the acquisition by a Chinese gaming company of dating app Grindr, calling its ownership a national security risk.
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Schutte pointed out that so-called defensive sectors, which have been in vogue recently amid trade and recession fears, have unwound this week.
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That evening, we unwound on the veranda of Cormier Plage, a beach hotel I had visited during my first assignment to the country.
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Investors increased bets that rising U.S. interest rates would continue to boost the dollar, while traders unwound their bearish positions on the greenback.
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The company also unwound a $5.9 million payment to Chief Executive Adam Neumann's company for use of the trademarked word "We" after criticism.
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After all, the BOJ's balance sheet has just surpassed the size of the economy, raising questions of how this can ever be unwound.
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Still, it looks possible, even likely, that within a few months most though not all of the trade war will have been unwound.
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But the backlash was too severe, the policy was unwound, and administration officials believe they've apprehended about 100,000 asylum seekers in March alone.
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The post-election Trump effect on the dollar has unwound, falling more than 2 percent against the yen in the opening weeks of 2017.
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Major crude oil benchmarks spiked to four-year highs one month before the sanctions went into force, but that rally has since unwound spectacularly.
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The news is grim for Binary, and, at this stage, there are serious concerns that the fund may be unwound by its limited partners.
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Hawks on the ECB's Governing Council, many of whom opposed QE in the first instance, have long been pushing for it to be unwound.
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As its emergency lending unwound, the Fed began purchasing government debt and mortgage-backed securities (MBSs), in an attempt to support the real economy.
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However, the "strike premium" has been fully unwound from the copper price even before some of the most obvious flash-points have been negotiated.
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However, they also said gains that followed the OPEC deal could be unwound due to weak gasoline demand, more drilling and heavy long positions.
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At his request, the ribbon pinned to her dress can be wound tightly, restricting her movement, or unwound, allowing her to roam more freely.
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Since those heady days cobalt has crashed and burned as production, both official-sector and artisanal, has risen and speculative inventory has been unwound.
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Those reforms were soon unwound by aggressive lobbying on the part of colleges and a wave of deregulation Congress pursued in the mid-90s.
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The slide could be the result of traders unwinding bullish long positions, and could slow as those positions are unwound, Tradition Energy's McGillian said.
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"The yen is being quietly sold as risk hedges are unwound and looks particularly vulnerable on the crosses," Citi analysts said in a note.
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And a wide range of federal health policies, including consumer protections, payment reforms, drug approval processes and fraud penalties, would have to be unwound.
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With the fifth straight weekly drop, claims unwound the surge seen in early December, which was blamed on a later-than-normal Thanksgiving Day.
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Lean hog futures ended mixed as traders unwound bull spreads and as nearby contracts shed some of their premium to cash markets, traders said.
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His comments cannot be stricken from the record, and the impressions Americans have formed of him in recent months will not be easily unwound.
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Those bets were slowly unwound, pushing out to the first quarter of 2019, with the consensus later building around mid-2019 as economic data disappointed.
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" Later, the comedian apparently unwound with a bit on equine therapy, writing hours later alongside a photo with a horse, "Day turned around with Harley.
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The textile is made using TPU Filaments, which look like thin wires that are unwound, melted, and placed in layers to create the finished upper.
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SYDNEY, Australia — "I Feel Fine" could well have been the words that sprang to Paul McCartney's mind as he unwound in this harborside Sydney mansion.
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Overall consumer prices, however, rose marginally in October as the boost to gasoline prices from hurricane-related disruptions to Gulf Coast oil refineries was unwound.
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Train-operating companies such as Northern and GTR, and the transport secretary, Chris Grayling, have been busy blaming each other since the new timetable unwound.
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However, the Brexit vote has "more than totally unwound" the falloff in U.K. policy uncertainty since the global financial crisis of 2007-08, he added.
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"Social Democracy was rooted and anchored in the Ruhr, but in past decades that has unwound," said Stefan Marschall, a politics professor at Duesseldorf University.
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A fully wound spring, for example, doesn't release the same amount of force as an unwound one, so a watch has to regulate that somehow.
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Traders say investors unwound their positions in cyclical stocks ahead of the weekend and the Bank of Japan's closely watched "tankan" survey, due on Monday.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel continues to insist sanctions against Russia can only be unwound once Moscow fully implements the Minsk peace deal for eastern Ukraine.
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In contrast, hedge funds had unwound long positions in the dollar, especially against a basket of major and emerging-market currencies, anticipating U.S. rate cuts.
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There Obama shook Castro by the hand as he unwound what he called a counterproductive U.S. policy of trying to force change by isolating Cuba.
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In May 2015, 770 cars were counted as sold even though their sales were later unwound, the most in any single month, the company said.
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It said that by then the impact of timing differences, as well as strong sales during last year's European soccer Championship would have fully unwound.
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Today, we are glad that the CCCS has completed its investigations on the Grab-Uber transaction and did not require the transaction to be unwound.
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Those trades are unwound during times of economic or market uncertainty, when investors prefer safe-haven assets and currencies backed by large current account surpluses.
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On the side of the building that faced the front line, many wards lay empty, scattered with unplugged monitoring machines, unwound bandages and creased bedsheets.
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After Anacko's opening remarks, a middle-aged Tuareg who went by the name Alber stood up and partly unwound his white turban, uncovering his mouth.
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Supple rose-gold rope chains were delicately intertwined with white gold and diamond ribbons, which then unwound themselves from earlobes, around fingers and on wrists.
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The recent declines came as investors unwound bullish positions built after the killing of a senior Iranian general in a U.S. air strike on Jan.
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While insurers say they do not plan to fight the Republicans' efforts to repeal the law, they are in no hurry to see it unwound.
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The deal came just months after an accord to pump more oil, which in turn partially unwound a supply cut that took effect in 2017.
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"With equities rebounding this week, gold has fallen slightly out of favor as traders unwound their safe-haven bets," said Fawad Razaqzada, an analyst with Forex.com.
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"With equities rebounding this week, gold has fallen slightly out of favour as traders unwound their safe haven bets," said Fawad Razaqzada, an analyst with Forex.com.
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"A lot of the risk-off moves over the last two weeks are being unwound," said Simon Harvey, FX market analyst at Monex Europe in London.
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Both Trump and democratic rival Bernie Sanders need to understand that the 20-year-old NAFTA is not something that can be unwound -- nor should it.
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Spoiler: While he's proud of the dozens of environmental and health protections his administration has unwound, the 2020 battle seems like it will focus on socialism.
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In the coal industry, for instance, officials last year simply decreed that mines should operate for just 276 days—a limit that they unwound this year.
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In June 2015, the benchmark CSI300 index began a nearly 50 percent plunge as investors unwound highly leveraged positions, erasing some $5 trillion of market value.
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Germany's system of cross-shareholdings between financial and industrial firms was unwound: investors could buy the same exposure and did not need companies tying up capital.
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The "Russian Premium", which resulted from the April 6 imposition of U.S. sanctions on Oleg Deripaska and his Russian aluminium empire Rusal, has been fully unwound.
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Strategists at DBS Group Research said in a note that market optimism has been "pared back but not unwound" after events in the last few days.
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"Is there some systematic risk that we are not seeing as a result of some of these trades that are being unwound?" said Greenwood Capital's Todd.
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"The issuance to We Holdings LLC of the partnership interests was unwound and the partnership interests were returned to the We Company Partnership," the document said.
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But because the market had anticipated a further expansion of monetary policy - which now looks unlikely this year - yields have surged back as these expectations unwound.
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And there has been an introduction of "living wills," in which banks must tell regulators how they would be unwound in the event of a failure.
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Its emergency paracord zipper pulls can be unwound into a length of super-strong rope you can use in case things get a little Man vs.
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"When its trading-related, it's not nearly as sustainable because positions are often unwound or they run out of steam when the trade's over," said Meckler.
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Last week's drop in claims unwound the recent increase which economists had attributed to volatility associated with different timings of automobile plant shutdowns for annual retooling.
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During the same quarter, F-Prime unwound most of its stake in Ultragenyx by distributing the stock to limited and general partners, U.S. regulatory filings show.
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At the heart of Esparza's work is tierra and time bound together in memory, and then unwound in images, performances, artworks, buildings, gestures, movements, and stories.
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Ronny Jackson, President Donald Trump's pick for Veterans Affairs secretary, saw his confirmation hearing postponed Tuesday after a slew of allegations of misconduct unwound in the press.
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Foreigners will have FX-hedged at least part of the £2250 trillion they hold in British securities and some of this could be unwound, the bank calculated.
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In 2014 Continental suffered a severe blow when Mr Hamm rashly unwound its oil hedges in the mistaken belief that falling oil prices would swiftly bottom out.
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Commodity-linked currencies were battered by the dollar as traders unwound carry trade positions in higher-yielding currencies like the and New Zealand dollars, BK's Schlossberg said.
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It is possible for this speculative execution to have side effects which are not restored when the CPU state is unwound, and can lead to information disclosure.
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These "short" positions had built up to a record high by end-March, according to the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and are now being unwound.
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"If the October negotiations fail, these moves could be unwound, but given the extreme low positioning and style tilt, we think the downside is limited," he added.
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The Fed could reduce how often banks must submit the reports and otherwise ease requirements for the document, which details how a bank could safely be unwound.
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Investors unwound bets in safe-haven assets such as government bonds, with the 21.08340-year U.S. Treasuries yield rising to a two-week high of 1.84 percent.
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In contrast, hedge funds had rapidly unwound large long positions in the dollar, especially against a basket of major and emerging-market currencies, anticipating U.S. rate cuts.
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"Clearly there is a lot of forced selling going on amongst the leveraged set, as I call them ... A lot of positions are being unwound," Timmer added.
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Investors unwound bets in safe-haven assets such as government bonds, with the 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield rising to a four-week high of 1.85 percent.
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The decline unwound most of the prior two weeks' increases, which economists had blamed on volatility arising from the different timings of the Easter holidays and spring breaks.
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It has also largely unwound what was once a sprawling corporate structure that included hotels, military housing, retail centers, and a stake in the Brooklyn Nets basketball team.
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Foreigners will have FX-hedged at least part of the 2250 trillion pounds they hold in British securities and some of this could be unwound, the bank calculated.
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It's hard to say if any of these will come up next week, but there's definitely room for a few more twists before 5/9 gets completely unwound.
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Resolution plans, commonly known as living wills, require large banks to detail how they could be unwound in cases of bankruptcy with minimal disruption to the financial system.
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"The overly pessimistic view on developed economies and the overly dovish view on the (Federal Reserve) is being unwound," said Masafumi Yamamoto, chief currency strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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While the reflex "Trump trade" after the election benefited Old Economy industrials that would benefit from fiscal stimulus and revived inflation, we've now unwound most of that move.
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The resolution plans, commonly known as living wills, require large banks to detail how they could be unwound in cases of bankruptcy without disrupting the broader financial system.
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Stocks ended the week at record highs, but Treasury yields unwound half the big move of the prior week, as doubts surfaced about a trade pact getting completed.
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Higher oil futures prices through December encouraged investors to buy large volumes of crude contracts and sliding prices could prompt many of these long positions to be unwound.
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"If the October negotiations fail, these moves could be unwound, but given the extreme low positioning and style tilt, we think the downside is limited," the strategist wrote.
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Then she unwound at Lit Yoga, a THC-friendly studio, and stopped by Puff Pass & Paint to make a little art over a glass of CBD-infused wine.
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"I think there's a lot of noise in the market, because of the hurricanes; there's a lot of trading that got done," and those trades are being unwound.
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On trade, for example, negotiators for Mexico and Canada are well aware of the economic damage that would befall the United States in the event Nafta were unwound.
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Optimism that some sort of partial agreement between the parties could be reached had rallied risk assets overnight, before the SCMP report quickly unwound most of the hopes.
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But the team, headed by a Dimon disciple, Ina Drew, ignored risk guidance and built up complex positions that triggered huge losses when they had to be unwound.
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Foreign officials, when preparing for a presidential visit, are often conscious of the prospect their careful planning and attempts at flattery could be unwound by one of Trump's tweets.
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An unpredictable French election campaign and talk that the European Central Bank's monetary stimulus could be unwound sooner rather than later have rattled regional bond markets in recent weeks.
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"Most have blamed last week's volatility spike on the systematic funds liquidating positions, as the short volatility trade unwound rapidly," said Chris Weston, head of research at broker Peppertsone.
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In order to be long dollar/CNH, you have to borrow CNH and rates were higher - those positions are being unwound and rates are collapsing at the front end.
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Its hotels arm bought property at inflated prices and parked it in off-balance-sheet vehicles, he alleges, and faced hefty losses as Mr Mistry unwound the "flawed" strategy.
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Here, then, is the new mood in Brussels: confident but not cocksure, impatient for change after years of uncomfortable stasis, but jittery that it could all yet be unwound.
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But Wednesday's cash session saw a 1 percent rally, as investors and traders unwound several trades associated with a Clinton victory, particularly within the financials and health care sectors.
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Fund managers have unwound half of the 214 million barrels of extra net long positions they accumulated between the middle of November and the middle of February (tmsnrt.rs/703o270z214).
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The dollar rose broadly as traders unwound bearish bets against the U.S. currency that have come in the wake of increasing tensions with North Korea and underwhelming inflation data.
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The latest OPEC+ deal came months after they had agreed to pump more oil, which in turn partially unwound their original supply-limiting accord that took effect in 2017.
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Allocations to euro zone equities jumped 8 percentage points month-on-month to a net neutral as some Europe bears unwound their positions, betting the trade had become overcrowded.
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Specifically, lawmakers want to win protections for "Dreamers," a group of immigrants who saw their status under the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program unwound by Trump.
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Lu said some of those short positions were built around risks that Hong Kong's peg with the U.S. dollar would break, and those short positions were now being unwound.
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Helping these immigrants is important to Democrats and many of those backing the discharge petition, as an Obama-era program sheltering them from deportation is being unwound by Trump.
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But the likelihood is that the increase in Oman will be unwound in coming days, given that it seems to have been largely driven by buying by Chinese refiners.
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And earlier bets on smaller cars have had to be unwound as consumers have gravitated toward pickup trucks and sport-utility vehicles as a result of low gasoline prices.
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Only after I unwound the disarmingly simple knot of fresh pasta strands, tossed with butter and crowned with fish roe, did the sumptuous complexity of flavors start to bloom.
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The BoE's forecasts assumed that the Britain would move towards a deep free trade agreement with the EU this year, and that the recent global economic uncertainty quickly unwound.
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Congress in recent years has unwound those spending cuts, but budget caps remain a sticking point between the parties that still needs to be resolved for fiscal year 2018.
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Since 2013 the British supermarket chain has folded its unprofitable Chinese operations into a state-run firm, unwound a $2bn foray into America and exited South Korea and Turkey.
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"You had deeply held trader stocks and those stocks have now been unwound, so that makes metal more available and the tightness is coming off the boil," said Nugent.
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There, as Genesis's first marriage unwound, she found another unlikely identity, as a single father of two girls, attending P.T.A. meetings in a silver miniskirt and thigh-high boots.
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The euro has unwound all of its rally against the Swiss franc since the Italian elections as the prospect of a spendthrift coalition government taking shape in Rome unnerves investors.
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Since succeeding Kirchner, center-right Macri has unwound the protectionist policies of his predecessor while traveling extensively in a bid to court international investors and improve relations with trade partners.
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Where dictatorial regimes were unwound or forcibly ejected, such as those of Afghanistan and Myanmar, the media have gained independence, though they still fall well short of rich-country standards.
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Second, in both the Grindr and PatientsLikeMe cases, reporting indicates that neither company filed with CFIUS in advance of the transaction, thereby opening both companies to the deals being unwound.
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The bank maintained that inflation is evolving as expected, with the factors that pushed total inflation up to its 2 percent target likely to be unwound in the coming months.
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CMC Markets' Somasundaram said that as trade war worries fade and emerging market currencies stabilise, money parked in Australian banks was being redeployed as the relative safety trade was unwound.
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A measure of Australian business conditions fell from decade highs in February as sales unwound some surprisingly strong gains the month before, though activity remained above average across most sectors.
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Inflation data from the world's largest economy showed prices barely rose in October as the boost to gasoline prices from hurricane-related disruptions to Gulf Coast oil refineries were unwound.
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Once the floodgates open, they cannot be closed, and the device security that Apple has worked so tirelessly to achieve will be unwound without so much as a congressional vote.
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The yield on 10-year German government bonds, the benchmark for the euro bloc, hit a 6-month high at 0.56 percent and Southern European bond yields unwound earlier falls.
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BAML also noted that the $48 billion of redemptions from Asia ex-Japan equity funds over the past 18 months mean the inflows from 2002-10 have been completely unwound.
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"We expect more and more cross holdings to be unwound in China through exchangeables as SOEs (state-owned enterprises) and conglomerates realise the value of their investments," said Mizuho's Pelham.
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The latest OPEC+ deal came just months after the group agreed to pump more oil, which in turn partially unwound their original supply-limiting accord that took effect in 2017.
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S. trade has unwound and fears have intensified over a trade war, investors have fled global stocks and returned to the U.S., where funds have seen $6.3 billion in inflows.
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Commodity-linked currencies were battered by the dollar as traders unwound carry trade positions in higher-yielding currencies like the Australian AUD= and New Zealand NZD= dollars, BK's Schlossberg said.
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But the build up of stockpiles and concentration of hedge fund positions will eventually have to be unwound at some point and could temper any further rise in gasoline margins.
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"It could be about anyone's mom," Ms. Slotkin said, while criticizing Mr. Bishop's vote for a bill last year that would have unwound large parts of the Affordable Care Act.
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What I know is that every criminal conspiracy is unwound by prosecutors by going after the implementers, then ultimately give you information to go after the person who ordered it.
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After slapping tariffs on the country and calling it an "enemy," Trump struck a phase-one deal that unwound a portion of the tariffs while leaving other major issues unresolved.
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"As sentiment improves, market participants unwound safe-haven bets with broad relief sell-off in the bond universe," Huani Zhu, an economist at Mizuho Bank, wrote in a morning note.
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Sterling jumped after a British newspaper report said that the EU would make a major concession in the negotiations, but the gains were quickly unwound as EU sources denied it.
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After UBS frantically unwound the positions, the scandal had cost it $2.3 billion and a drop in its share price of more than 10 percent on the day of Adoboli's arrest.
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Investors have demanded a bigger premium on the Italy's debt due to concerns that public finances may weaken under the new coalition and that previous market-friendly reforms may be unwound.
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On Monday, the pound recouped 0.7 percent to reach $1.3167 and gained 0.3 percent against the euro to 89.37 pence as some of the short positions on the pound were unwound.
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European Union Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said on Wednesday that 80-85 percent of the withdrawal deal was agreed and sterling rose as some investors unwound short bets on the currency.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Leading U.S. banks on Tuesday submitted updated "living wills" to regulators who must decide whether Wall Street firms can be unwound without taxpayer help or should be broken up.
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They have already voted for various unpopular repeal bills that would have left 203 million fewer Americans with health insurance and that would have unwound protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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Ian Johnson, who wrote a recent book about China's spiritual revival, says that state-owned enterprises that have built profitable monopolies from shrines could increasingly find parts of their businesses unwound.
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To be fair, he did steer GE through a sharp downturn in aviation following the September 20203th 22020 terrorist attacks and unwound its risky financial arm after the global financial crisis.
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Another, more modern thread is unwound in the film and that is the case of Cornelius Gurlitt whose father was one of the most important "art dealers" in the Third Reich.
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The Canadian dollar hit its strongest level since July 7 against its U.S. counterpart, as some traders unwound already low bets that the Canadian central bank could cut rates this year.
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But if I'm right that not a lot will be passed, and not a lot will be unwound, it shouldn't really have a lot of impact on specific credits or industries.
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While that was expected, many traders were disappointed that the statement did not give an explicit easing bias, resulting in unfavourable bets being unwound and the spot rate being squeezed higher.
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The songwriter whom Strait relied on most was Dean Dillon, who co-wrote his début single, "Unwound," and whose songs have appeared on nearly every one of his albums since then.
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The greenback overnight had dipped to a four-week low as investors unwound safe-haven bets on the currency after the United States and Mexico agreed on Monday to overhaul NAFTA.
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During that bid, it borrowed 16 billion euros to buy a 90 percent stake in Continental but the deal had to be partially unwound leaving Schaeffler with a 46 percent stake.
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Analysts believe that the order will likely have no near term impact on domestic fossil fuel supply and much of the order attempts to rollback regulations already being unwound in courts.
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Still, to be perfectly honest, its Bible-quoting characters unwound some of the lingering sentiment I'd felt for the Berenstain Bears, who appeared to me to have abandoned their universalist appeal.
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The dollar rose broadly on Monday as traders unwound bearish bets against the U.S. currency that have come in the wake of increasing tensions with North Korea and underwhelming inflation data.
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"Investors unwound short positions after WTI dipped below a key support level of $50, as they have done a few times earlier this month," said Hideshi Matsunaga, analyst at Sunward Trading.
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The pound initially jumped after a British newspaper report said the EU would make a major concession in the negotiations, but the gains were quickly unwound as EU sources denied it.
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The dollar rose against the on Monday, approaching a three-week high, as investors unwound a surge of safe-haven trades made on the back of an attempted military coup in Turkey.
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That rally has since unwound, with crude futures plunging about 30 percent on concerns about a slowdown in global economic growth and the view that oil supply will outstrip demand next year.
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The spread between two-year and 30-year yields shrank to 95 basis points from 102 basis points touched earlier this week as some traders unwound bets that the curve will steepen.
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The U.S currency had dipped to a four-week low overnight as investors unwound safe-haven bets on the currency after the United States and Mexico agreed on Monday to overhaul NAFTA.
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The U.S currency had dipped to a four-week low overnight as investors unwound safe-haven bets on the currency after the United States and Mexico agreed Monday on overhauls to NAFTA.
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"When that trade is finally unwound and when ... you start seeing ... some more negative stats with no negative price action that's ... when you'd want to buy the dip in crude," Fisher said.
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S&P's affirmed Italy at "BBB" on April 27, warning that the rating would come under pressure if a new government strayed from the path of budgetary improvement or unwound past reforms.
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Most importantly, a debt saturated economy can't function properly because it is marred by capital imbalances and asset bubbles that must be unwound for the credit and savings channel to work efficiently.
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The Trump Administration isn't asking for the entire merger to be unwound, but does want the court to force Parker Hannifin to sell off either its own airplane filtration business or Clarcor's.
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"[At] Adam's direction, the issuance to WE Holdings LLC of the partnership interests was unwound and the partnership interests were returned to the We Company Partnership," the company said in a statement.
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News that the world's two largest economies would return to the negotiation table in early October was cheered by markets, with bearish bets on the Chinese yuan CNY=CFXS being sharply unwound.
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That shift in pricing, coupled with a plunge in U.S. Treasury yields, makes owning dollars less appealing and sent the euro 1% higher on the greenback overnight as investors unwound carry trades.
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The crude market was also supported after traders had unwound long positions last week, and looked to regain some long footing early this week, said John Macaluso, analyst at Tyche Capital Advisors.
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"These trades need to be unwound in full, and you can watch the process play out by following these three toxic volatility instruments: the UVXY, the VXX and the TVIX, " Cramer said.
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Corn and wheat futures also extended their winning streaks as funds unwound bearish bets on hopes for increased exports following the recent Phase 1 trade deal between the United States and China.
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The possibility that past acquisitions could be unwound doesn't seem so far fetched anymore (even if Facebook is busily knitting together the back ends of its acquisitions to frustrate any such attempts).
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After such a dramatic camp, Pimblett unwound following the fight only to get a call that revealed his services would be needed by Cage Warriors again, in a little over four weeks.
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The exceptional rally in gas prices during the late summer and early autumn has unwound, leaving gas prices back at the low level that has prevailed for the last three years (tmsnrt.rs/193RIgtvy).
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Bonds unwound some of last week's gains despite an attack in Britain over the weekend, and the Arab countries' rejection of Qatar on Monday over the latter's alleged support of Islamists and Iran.
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Three-month implied volatility EUR230MO= in the euro has completely unwound its February surge and is heading back below 20133, levels not seen since 22013, while actual currency market swings remain comparatively elevated.
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For as long as it stays on the books of central banks, the system is more stable but if QE is ever fully unwound, the system will be just as risky as before.
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In a stroke of bipartisanship led by Senate Democrats, Congress reclaimed its statutory mojo and unwound the FCC's prohibition on JSAs in the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act before it recessed for the year.
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They drew from an well of influential bands like Unwound, Lync, and Calvin Johnson's various projects as a result of their alignment with the burgeoning punk and house show scene of nearby Olympia.
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"Once the floodgates open, they cannot be closed, and the device security that Apple has worked so tirelessly to achieve will be unwound without so much as a congressional vote," said the motion.
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His "Unwound Cassette Tape" (2012) is a skinny, five-foot-tall print, showing the unraveled plastic innards of a cassette, with the tape accumulating at its base like a mound of translucent fettuccine.
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" Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Democrat of New Hampshire and a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, expressed relief that the bipartisan plan would ensure "that current sanctions cannot be unilaterally unwound by this administration.
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Corn and wheat futures also extended their winning streak as funds unwound bearish bets on hopes for increased exports following the recent "phase one" trade deal agreement between the United States and China.
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Investor insight: The announcement could encourage those who have recently unwound positions in safe haven assets such as the yen, which has weakened back to July levels after hitting 22 highs in August.
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At the time, Garner warned that the selling in oil, and therefore stocks, could continue for a while due to the large number of bullish bets on crude that had yet to be unwound.
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"High-yielding currencies such as the rand, lira and rouble - which were favored emerging market longs into the event - will be unwound heavily," Citi's head of CEEMEA debt and FX strategy Luis Costa said.
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"The acquisitions of Instagram and WhatApp need to be unwound and there needs to be Department of Justice scrutiny about appropriate antitrust remedies," said the senator from Connecticut who sits on the judiciary committee.
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"(Investors) unwound positions immediately after his victory and laid on fresh long dollar, long stock trades," said Kathy Lien, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management in a note on Friday.
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Indeed, heading into a heavier period of earnings, Sluymer said much of equities' overbought condition developed going into the end of the year will be "unwound," but will present a buying opportunity, he said.
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DXY fell to a one-week low as investors unwound long bets on the currency, anticipating that the Federal Reserve could slow the pace of U.S. interest rate hikes after this week's policy meeting.
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Main indexes plunged some 30 percent in a month, wiping out nearly $4 trillion in market value at one point and triggering a massive and unprecedented government rescue that has yet to be unwound.
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Positioning has swung from being bullish sterling to being broadly neutral in recent weeks, with long sterling bets unwound heavily as markets grew wary about the prospects of a transition deal and lacklustre data.
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A separate Asian hedge fund source said "sophisticated investors" would have already pulled out excess cash or unwound positions held at Deutsche, and, therefore, there would not be a huge wave of these withdrawals.
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Some investors talked about a potential bottom being formed in the commodity markets as large bearish bets are unwound and hopes of more coordinated measures from oil-producing countries to stem tumbling prices grew.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch monthly survey of funds showed in April that short dollar bets remained well above historical averages, indicating the dollar has more room to strengthen as these bets are unwound.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose broadly on Monday as traders unwound bearish bets against the U.S. currency that have come in the wake of increasing tensions with North Korea and underwhelming inflation data.
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Ferrer congratulated U.S. President-elect Donald Trump for describing Fidel Castro as a "brutal dictator" but said it would be bad if Trump unwound outgoing President Barack Obama's measures that improved U.S. relations with Cuba.
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Higher oil future prices through December encouraged investors to buy large volumes of crude contracts and many of these "long" positions are likely to be unwound unless the market stays strong, analysts and brokers said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel stands by her view that European sanctions against Russia can only be unwound once Moscow fully implements the Minsk peace deal for eastern Ukraine, her spokesman said on Monday.
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Volumes in CSOs have surged, according to data from CME Group's daily bulletin and brokers executing the deals, with about 12,500 lots of put options on the October/November U.S. crude spread unwound on Monday.
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In December, the ECB extended its bond-purchase programme until late 2017, but with data from that month showing a sharp rise in inflation, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble called for easing to be unwound.
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Despite OPEC Secretary-General Mohammed Barkindo attempting to soothe concerns about the group's ability to cut meaningfully, oil prices are at their lowest in nearly two months, having unwound the gains made since late September.
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Data from U.S. financial watchdog published on Friday showed speculators last week held the largest net long position in Chicago euro/dollar futures in six years — calling attention to risks in such positions being unwound.
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At the time, it borrowed 16 billion euros ($18.50 billion) to buy a 90 percent stake in Continental, a deal that had to be partially unwound leaving Schaeffler with a 46 percent stake in Continental.
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But they have been so successful with this strategy that the effective level of steel import protection today is higher than at any time since the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 2628 was being unwound.
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While it's likely that Oman's premium to Brent will be unwound in coming days, the timing couldn't have been worse for Saudi Aramco, the state-owned producer that is the world's largest exporter of crude.
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The open-endedness of the bank's guidance seemed to be a welcome surprise, with the euro falling by around 0.5% against the dollar immediately after the announcement, though the effect unwound later in the day.
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On Tuesday, the dollar extended recent gains and rose 0.4 percent to 93.08 as markets further unwound short bets against the greenback built up in recent months, pushing the dollar up for three consecutive weeks.
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"We had a very strong statement from the Chinese authorities signaling they are committed to a stable currency and that's helped sentiment ... safe-haven flows have unwound somewhat," said RIA Capital Markets strategist Nick Stamenkovic.
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During 2019, as the Fed partially unwound the quantitative-easing (QE) programme under which it had bought Treasury bonds to stimulate the economy, the supply of cash reserves to the banking system dropped (see chart).
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So after this year's edition of NewFront, VICE unwound the only way we know how, and that's by throwing an after party with indie and hip-hop royalty at Pier 59 in New York City.
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Even so, having and releasing a 2018 flagship device hints that HTC might be doing more than just keeping on a skeletal staff to make sure its existing phone business is unwound in a smooth fashion.
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Those industries dramatically underperformed the broader market last week, with losses of 7 to 12 percent; hedge fund exposures have been reduced, but funds have not yet unwound those positions, according to Credit Suisse prime services.
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The dollar fell to a one-week low on Tuesday as investors unwound long bets on the currency, anticipating the Federal Reserve could slow the pace of U.S. interest rate hikes after this week's policymaking meeting.
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Believing a single tool will accomplish everything requires seeing the economy as a frictionless machine, a spreadsheet, not what it is: a path-dependent accretion of past decisions and sunk costs, to be tweaked and unwound.
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The dollar has drawn support since September on tax cut hopes and some of the "tax reform trades" that lifted the currency could be unwound if the bill reveals discord among lawmakers, Kadota at Barclays said.
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This is the third time that hedge funds have established a large short position and then unwound it since the start of 2015 and each cycle has ended with a sharp short-covering rally (tmsnrt.rs/1LWsXbs).
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In recent days, officials have been indicating that the balance sheet will be unwound, likely starting later in the year, raising questions from investors about how the process will work and what impact it will have.
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Dimon added that due to the existence of "living wills" that show how a bank would be unwound in case of emergency, "Too Big to Fail was solved before any additional rules were put in place."
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The fund then lost much of its remaining value the day after as it unwound holdings at unfavorable prices to raise cash at the insistence of its broker, the company told investors in an earlier letter.
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Midwest communities are also among the most sensitive to interruptions in trade and related dislocations if the healthy advance of more open trading regimes is unwound (as recent tariffs and trade war talk threaten to do).
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The U.S. dollar extended its plunge against major currencies on Thursday as traders sharply unwound bullish bets against the greenback on continued skepticism that the Federal Reserve would be able to hike interest rates this year.
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Many House campaigns are using health care as part of attack ads against Republican incumbents who voted last year for the American Health Care Act, which would have unwound major parts of the Affordable Care Act.
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Signs that the euro zone economy may be stabilizing have lifted the single currency in recent weeks as investors unwound short positions, though the currency has shed 21.35% of its value against the dollar in 2019.
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Signs that the euro zone economy may be stabilising have lifted the single currency in recent weeks as investors unwound short positions, though the currency has shed 21.35% of its value against the dollar in 2019.
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In dozens of cases, crowdfunding sites allowed friends, neighbors and complete strangers to fill the gap and cover the expenses that otherwise might have unwound the financial security of immigrants and residents affected by the ban.
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Several aspects of that global reflation trade have already unwound — inflation expectations have fallen, the dollar has given back its post-Trump gains against major currencies, and commodities — led by oil — are on the back foot.
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I still haven't completely unwound, and I haven't 100 percent unpacked either — I'm writing this at a kitchen counter with my laptop on top of an old dynamite crate that used to hold my paper recycling.
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Goldman Sachs analysts have projected that part of the "Brexit discount" on sterling, resulting from uncertainty over future trade barriers and the lingering threat of a "no-deal" scenario, will likely be unwound following the election.
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Life without Uber should be simple for Grab, but a battle with regulators in Singapore could see the company's acquisition of Uber's Southeast Asia business unwound while some consumers have voiced concern around a lack of competition.
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Employees in CEFC's once-acquisitive investment team are handling the sale of assets they helped to acquire, and wondering if sales deals they forged will be unwound once a new plan for the company is in place.
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GM and PSA already share production of SUVs and commercial vans, a relic of their last attempt to forge a broader alliance, which was unwound in 2013 with the sale of the U.S. carmaker's stake in PSA.
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In a note Wednesday, Nomura said that the move was a positive for the won, as it would keep shipbuilders' large foreign-exchange hedges from being unwound, as would have been likely if the companies had closed.
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Never mind that it will take years for the British exit, or Brexit to play out: The unexpected development unwound what many on Wall Street called a "relief rally" this week predicated on the EU staying intact.
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But over the remainder of the decade, as the Rehnquist Court evolved into the Roberts Court, with its business-friendly interpretation of the First Amendment, this provision was slowly unwound, and ultimately discarded entirely in Citizens United.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar fell to a four-week low on Monday, as risk appetite improved and investors unwound some safe-haven bets on the currency after the United States and Mexico reached a trade deal.
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Safe-haven U.S. Treasury yields fell to a one-month low of 21.5 percent, while borrowing costs across the euro zone also fell, as investors ditched riskier assets and unwound bets on higher inflation and interest rates.
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When that becomes obvious to the markets, much of the recent movements in capital markets will be unwound, with 10-year yields dropping back below 2.2 percent and the dollar/yen drifting toward the important 110 level.
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Strait was happy to go around the country promoting "Unwound," but Woolsey, his manager, remembers rebuffing the record executives who wanted Strait to dress up, taking off his cowboy hat and trading his stacked jeans for slacks.
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Acquisitions and investments made by Chinese companies have been unwound over concerns from the Committee of Foreign Investments in the U.S. and tariffs slapped on Chinese imports have hit U.S. stock prices (including in the technology sector).
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So both the 10-year Treasury and the commercial real estate capitalization rate are low by historical standards, and we should think about why is that and what do we think would happen if that unwound quickly.
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"I think foreigners and hedge funds probably built steepeners after they saw the BOJ'S reduction on Tuesday, but they realized that probably this is not the beginning of the exit, so they unwound steepeners today," Muguruma said.
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"Market positioning is very light as long positions have become steadily unwound in recent weeks thanks to the euro's move higher against the kroner," said Michael Sneyd, global head of FX strategy at BNP Paribas in London.
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Op-Ed Contributor Just because President Trump and the Republican Congress were unable to pass health care legislation that would have unwound the coverage benefits of the Affordable Care Act doesn't mean such attacks are behind us.
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Signs that the euro zone economy may be stabilizing have lifted the common currency in recent weeks as investors unwound short positions, though the currency has shed around 20.4% of its value against the dollar in 22020.
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But until the end much of the cat-and-mouse suspense in "Now We Shall Be Entirely Free" is unwound and undercut — deliberately, it would seem — by the plot's way of going off on tangents and detours.
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"The likelihood is that the manufacturing sector in particular and the economy overall will take a hit in second quarter at least while some of the stockpiling that occurred in the first quarter is unwound," Archer said.
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The agreement, which builds on a former alliance that was unwound in 2005, is another sign that Ford's Chief Executive Jim Hackett, who took over in May, has begun to steer the automaker in a different direction.
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"It's one of those markets where we have had a slew of news to basically calm some of the tensions built up over several weeks and that's now just being sort of unwound a little bit," he said.
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As an old Yahoo contract with AT&T gets unwound amid the formation of the new mega-brand Oath, Yahoo accounts will no longer be accessible through AT&T email addresses (or those of any A&T subsidiaries).
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Central banks could make explicit that quantitative easing (QE) will not be unwound, overcoming the "Ricardian equivalence" that means households don't spend all of the asset-price windfall from QE because they know it will eventually be reversed.
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U.S. consumer prices barely rose in October as the boost to gasoline prices from hurricane-related disruptions to Gulf Coast oil refineries was unwound, but rising rents and healthcare costs pointed to a gradual buildup of underlying inflation.
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U.S. consumer prices barely rose in October as the boost to gasoline prices from hurricane-related disruptions to Gulf Coast oil refineries were unwound, but rising rents and healthcare costs pointed to a gradual buildup of underlying inflation.
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Residents of Indian-administered Kashmir were largely confined to their homes and cut off from the outside world today while the government in New Delhi unwound the constitutional provisions that defined their place within India for seven decades.
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It did so again in May 2015 when LME stocks had fallen further, although zinc's bull narrative was unwound later that year when 230,000 tonnes of zinc flooded into the LME system over the space of August and September.
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Cross-asset fund Adam Macro II FIC FIM, which held a total of 13 billion reais in assets under management at market close on Wednesday, unwound all of its positions in Brazil, swallowing a 6 percent loss on Thursday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar fell to a one-week low on Tuesday as investors unwound long bets on the currency, anticipating the Federal Reserve could slow the pace of U.S. interest rate hikes after this week's policymaking meeting.
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"The markets demonstrated this is a little more hawkish and the Fed proved the value of press conference, about half the initial rise in interest rates has been unwound," said Robert Tipp, chief investment strategist at PGIM Fixed Income.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. industrial production recorded its biggest increase in six months in October as the drag from hurricane-related disruptions unwound, but the underlying growth trend in output at the nation's factories, mines and utility plants remained moderate.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar extended its plunge against major currencies on Thursday as traders sharply unwound bullish bets against the greenback on continued skepticism that the Federal Reserve would be able to hike interest rates this year.
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The U.S. currency weakened modestly against the euro during the North American session as investors unwound risk-off trades made earlier in the day, which had boosted the dollar due to its appeal as a perceived safe-haven investment.
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GM and PSA have already shared production of commercial vans and developed common vehicle platforms, a relic of their last attempt to forge a broader alliance, which was unwound in 2013 with the sale of the U.S. carmaker's stake in PSA.
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"We were building ships to service imports in the U.S. and now the same ships are starting taking exports from the U.S." The traditional route taking oil from West Africa to the U.S. east coast has also unwound, he said.
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With Bank of England policymakers split over whether to raise interest rates and at least one arguing for its 435 billion pound ($566.85 billion) quantitative easing program to be unwound early, UK inflation figures on Tuesday will be closely scrutinized.
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Yellen said it would "not be a good thing" if reforms of the financial services industry since the crisis were unwound, and urged those who had helped manage the fallout at the time to be vocal in preventing such a dilution.
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The dollar remained on the defensive after hitting its lowest level since mid-October amid the signs Fed policymakers are becoming more cautious about future rate hikes and as investors unwound safe-haven bets due to optimism over the trade talks.
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Strength in consumer and resource shares were offset by declines in property developers and airline operators - sectors that benefit from a strong yuan, as investors unwound their bets after China unveiled measures to discourage one-way bets on yuan appreciation.
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Britain is suffering from above-target inflation but that is largely due to the decline in sterling after the Brexit referendum; some of this weakness (against the dollar, but not the euro) has been unwound so inflation should drift lower.
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Bullish bets on the dollar spurred by Donald Trump's U.S. presidential win and his pledge on tax cuts, deregulation and infrastructure spending last November have been fully unwound, Bank of America Merrill Lynch currency strategist Myria Kyriacou said in a note.
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Bankers say the German deal, hammered out within two months, was partly aimed at keeping Innogy's prized assets out of foreign hands and the backlash against foreign owners is now fuelling speculation some big cross-border deals may be unwound.
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Even though markets unwound some bearish bets on the South Korean won KRW=KFTC, it was still the most shorted unit in the region due to concerns over the country's worsening political and economic dispute with crucial trade partner Japan.
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The dollar rose to a new 2018 peak, extending its 2-1/2 week-long rally as investors unwound short positions against the currency and bet that the relative strength of the U.S. economy would feed through to a stronger greenback.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling surged 1.5 percent to a six-week high against the euro on Thursday, as investors unwound short positions against the pound amid uncertainty about the fallout from the U.S. election and focused on upcoming European political risks.
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SHANGHAI, June 15 (Reuters) - China stocks opened roughly 1 percent lower on Wednesday after MSCI declined to add domestic Chinese stocks to one of its key indexes, prompting a sell-off in blue-chip shares as disillusioned investors unwound their bets.
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But it was still unclear on Wednesday whether tens of billions of dollars of existing deals - from loans to bank deposits and cross-border shareholdings, as well as merchandise trade contracts - would have to be unwound, and if so how fast.
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"With the market consensus being short dollar at the start of the year, some of the expectations are being unwound especially in light of the tepid European economic data," said Timothy Graf, head of macro strategy at SSGA in London.
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The dollar hit its highest level against a basket of currencies so far in 2018 as investors increased bets that rising interest rates in the United States would boost the greenback, while traders unwound their bearish positions on the currency.
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The watchdog concluded that the deal needed to be unwound as ICE could use Trayport's platform to reduce competition between itself and its rivals, leading to increased fees for execution and clearing, and a worsening of terms offered to traders.
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When Trump unwound last year at his Bedminster golf club or at his Mar-a-Lago estate, his senior staff often scrambled to fill his time — planning events and scheduling golf games with people who might engage him in productive conversation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar rose by more than 1 percent against the yen on Monday, nearing a three-week high, as investors unwound a surge of safe-haven trades made on the back of an attempted military coup in Turkey.
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"A hack might cause a temporary outage, however any fraud perpetrated or operational mistakes on the exchange would be unwound by the participants or covered by the brokers and their insurance," says Philip Lieberman, president of Los Angeles-based Lieberman Software.
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"Much of Trump "reflation" trade has been unwound and in order for the S&P to move beyond 2,400 we need to see something on the policy front, without that any movement beyond 2,400 will be difficult to sustain," Lovell added.
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They often unwound there after performing at a nearby club (Café Feenjon, long gone), and, one night in 1969, after a glance at the menu, the third member (Brien Hopkins, now deceased) came up with the name for the band.
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The biggest two-day rally since 2008 on Thursday and Friday unwound some of what analysts called an "irrational" sell-off, which sent prices crashing below $30 for a total loss of more than 20 percent since the start of the year.
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The U.S. dollar gained on the yen in Asia on Monday as investors unwound safe-haven trades in the wake of the attempted coup in Turkey, while better U.S. economic news and the promise of central bank stimulus lent support to equities.
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Two things become brutally clear: Just how leveraged the stock market has become, and how peaks of leverage are unwound by crashes (via Doug Short at Advisor Perspectives): But the charts only depict the $528 billion in margin debt reported by the NYSE.
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"A lot of the large bets in currency markets such as long euros or short Swiss francs have been broadly unwound and we are in a very headline driven environment," said Paul Bednarczyk, head of G10 FX at Continuum Economics in London.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar hit a 2018 peak against a basket of currencies on Monday as investors increased bets that rising interest rates and inflation in the United States would boost the greenback, while traders unwound their bearish positions on the currency.
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The dollar rose slightly against a basket of currencies on Tuesday, snapping a four-day losing streak as traders worried about mounting global trade tensions unwound bets on high-yielding currencies like the Australian and Canadian dollars, whose economies are heavily trade dependent.
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Thirty-year bond yields US30YT=RR, at around 2.75 percent, are closer to 2.1 percent record lows than the 4 percent levels of four years ago, and have unwound the surge on Donald Trump's election as the new president struggles to implement policy.
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While a big buildup like the one during the third quarter can represent confidence on the part of businesses for future orders, they can also represent a short-term miscalculation of present demand that would have to be unwound in the future.
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The Trump administration is seeking to dismiss the challenge, arguing that the attorney general and the Department of Homeland Security had concluded that the Obama-era program was unlawful and announced in September that it should be unwound in an orderly fashion.
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Sterling built on gains against the euro after surging to a six-week high on Thursday as investors unwound short positions against the pound ahead of an Italian constitutional referendum in December with the potential impact of Trump's win on other populist movements in mind.
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Sterling has tumbled in recent weeks from its post-Brexit vote highs of close to $20183 to $1.35, erasing its gains against the dollar for the year as investors unwound bets on a rate increase and British economic data came in worse than expected.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound held near $1.27 on Thursday as traders unwound some of their short bets against the British currency before a Group of 20 meeting this weekend, where U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping might agree to a trade truce.
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Expecting ECB President Mario Draghi to prepare the ground for another round of monetary easing, if not a rate cut, investors had piled into euro zone government bonds before the meeting, but some of the positioning was unwound during Draghi's comments to the press.
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The peso, seen as most vulnerable to a Trump win, steadily firmed off record lows as the debate progressed to post its biggest one-day gain since February as investors unwound short peso positions that have more than doubled since August, according to CFTC data.
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JP Morgan economist Allan Monks said Vlieghe had presented a new case for the view among policymakers that QE had a more powerful impact on pushing rates down when a central bank buys bonds than on pushing rates up when the purchases are unwound.
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Apple's stock dropped 8 percent in extended trading after the news, while shares of its suppliers also weakened and S&P 500 e-mini futures slid around 0.5 percent, signaling that Wednesday's modest advance was likely to be unwound when the market reopens on Thursday.
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Sterling had hit an eight-week high at the start of this week as investors unwound record-high short positions against the currency, and brought forward their expectations for when the Bank of England might begin to tighten monetary policy amid rapidly accelerating inflation in Britain.
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Sterling has tumbled in recent weeks from its post-Brexit vote highs of close to $1.44 to below $1.35 versus the dollar, erasing its gains for the year, as investors unwound bets on a BoE rate increase and British economic data came in worse than expected.
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"Japanese policymakers now face a serious dilemma as the (dollar/yen) pair has unwound most of the gains of the prior three weeks and now stands perilously close to the 100.00 level," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Strategists at JPMorgan said on Thursday that U.S. stocks could face a short-term hit from political events as some leveraged bets get unwound, though corporate earnings strength was still enough for them to maintain their year-end forecast on the S&P 500.
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NEW YORK, Sept 4 (Reuters) - WeWork owner The We Company said on Wednesday it will add a woman to its board of directors and unwound a $5.9 million payment to its chief executive for use of the trademarked word "We" ahead of a planned initial public offering.
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The regulators said JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Bank of New York Mellon and State Street failed to show that they could be safely unwound during bankruptcy — and deemed their plans "not credible," a key trigger that ratchets up regulatory pressure on the banks.
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But for works like "Ash," which Ms. Bathgate commissioned under the working title "Bach Unwound," the composers come together, in gargantuan email chains and in Google Hangout sessions lasting hours, to collaborate on multi-movement pieces that seek to preserve their own voices within a common dramatic arc.
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The IMF's semi-annual Fiscal Monitor report repeatedly highlighted the crucial role of fiscal actors in creating a stabilizing climate in which growth can flourish and debt balances can be safely unwound, thereby reducing the depth and duration of a potential financial recession triggered by too much borrowing.
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So, basically, Jeff Bewkes, the CEO, he had basically unwound what was the largest media conglomerate of all time to just now be this network of TV channels, which were actually profitable and doing pretty well, but as I said earlier, he saw the end of that story.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling fell for a fourth straight day on Monday as investors rapidly unwound their bullish bets on the currency following weak economic growth data and recent comments from the Bank of England that have led traders to reduce their bets on a rate hike next week.
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RELATED: Eichenwald: Trump overseas business conflicts 'can't be unwound' And in India, Trump's contracts with businesses linked to state governments and politicians -- and his plans to expand the family business there -- could raise questions about whether Trump's foreign policy decisions would be driven by US strategic interests or company priorities.
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The revisions are significant, with accounting issues within the BT Italia business leading to management's guided impact of GBP500 million to FCF in FY17 - roughly GBP175 million at the EBITDA level and the balance feeding through working capital movements as a result of improper accounting and other complex matters being unwound.
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In an article this week, The New York Times reported that a special investigations team at the Education Department created in the final year of the Obama administration had been unwound under the Trump administration, effectively killing inquiries into DeVry and other schools where top hires of Ms. DeVos previously worked.
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"A triumvirate of bearish builds in the weekly EIA reports is adding momentum to crude's overnight price reversal as fears of escalating tension are unwound," said Matt Smith, director of commodity research at ClipperData, noting a big drop in refinery runs, a rebound in imports and an easing of exports.
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But despite her efforts to resolve key conundrums of Brexit among fellow political captains, it is below decks in the office cubicles of the Commission's Berlaymont building and in similar mundane engine rooms in London and other EU capitals that the legal tangles of this most complex of divorces will be unwound.
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The revision puts the F.E.I. in the unusual position — and compromising optics — of having unwound in part a strict rule rooted in animal protection at a time of mounting awareness and consumer demand for greater concern for animal welfare in sport and elsewhere, from dairy cows to free-range chickens to racehorses.
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So right now you have Donald Trump in a situation where he makes money by aiding the people whose interests don't coincide with America's," Newsweek senior writer Kurt Eichenwald told CNN's Chris Cuomo and Alisyn Camerota on "New Day," adding later, "The important thing here is this is an entanglement that can't be unwound.
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Helping these immigrants is important to Democrats and many of those backing the discharge petition, as the Obama-era program sheltering them from deportation is being unwound by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Right now twenty-four lower Manhattan subway entrances contain, opposite the first step, a small cabinet containing ILC-Dover's "stairwell protection technology"—"like a windowshade, but flat," said Brad Walters, the firm's VP. The stairwell covers are made of fabric, as opposed to steel, and in case of a Sandy-style hurricane can be unwound and locked in place in about fifteen minutes, by someone with only fifteen minutes' training.
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The California Republican said he will be "a listener every bit as much as a leader" and would do everything within his means to protect the current Congress's accomplishments from being unwound under a "Pelosi-led House," a reference to current Minority Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.).
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