"It doesn't weigh on him like it would weigh on the average person," says Nesbitt.
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"My core scenario will be a credit event, which will further weigh on equity markets, which will definitely weigh on high growth sectors like tech," he said.
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A second factor set to weigh on the pound was that euro-area political uncertainty was likely to weigh on the continent's economic growth momentum, Nomura said.
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Currency volatility can weigh on investor and consumer confidence in Mexico while heightening inflationary pressures could prompt central bank monetary policy tightening and weigh on overall growth.
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Goldman said it expected the inventory overhang to weigh on new construction, with new starts and completions likely to remain weak possibly into 2017, which will in turn weigh on demand for metals.
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S. shale is going to continue to weigh on market.
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That could weigh on the upcoming earnings report, Cramer said.
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The business began to weigh on him mentally and physically.
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Overall trade worries also continue to weigh on the group.
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The bank's staff expect geopolitical tensions to weigh on investment.
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The news also appeared to weigh on the Russian rouble.
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S. trade war and slowing global growth weigh on demand.
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Those outflows further weigh on the value of the currency.
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Traders said a sharp drop could weigh on the pound.
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Weak capital investment can potentially weigh on future output growth.
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Their success will weigh on the quality of American government.
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Slow productivity gains and ageing populations weigh on advanced economies.
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In commodity markets, trade worries continued to weigh on oil.
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Several said a Chinese economic slowdown could weigh on America.
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But a stronger yen continued to weigh on Japan's shares.
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The Japan issue will definitely weigh on South Korea's growth.
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This will start to weigh on economic activity before long.
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TJX expects rising costs to continue to weigh on earnings.
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UBS analysts said weaker retail growth may weigh on sentiment.
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All of that investment could weigh on the chain's profitability.
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Growth would then slow and could weigh on global growth.
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Did it ever weigh on your mental health at all?
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Still, persisting headwinds will weigh on economic impulses next year.
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The research consumed her, and began to weigh on her.
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Allegations will, however, continue to weigh on stocks, he said.
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Recessionary fears could weigh on dealmaking activity, the report said.
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Meanwhile, the virus is beginning to weigh on consumer confidence.
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Trouble sleeping and poor academic performance can weigh on kids.
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Trade and political concerns could weigh on Germany's economic performance.
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On the political front, government shutdown concerns weigh on sentiment.
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The enormity of their tragedy seemed to weigh on him.
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Repeat elections could prolong uncertainty and weigh on Italian assets.
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Over the years, the work began to weigh on me.
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This will weigh on the front end of the yield curve.
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Decisions to hold back on purchases could weigh on the economy.
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This will weigh on July odds, and odds across the curve.
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But the stricter rules are now starting to weigh on activity.
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Exchange rates also look poised to weigh on prices, Abbassian said.
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"This will further weigh on the economy," Capital Economics' Holmes said.
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Her party, and populism, will continue to weigh on French politics.
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A contraction in business in Macau would weigh on Wynn's margins.
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The chain's spat with Schnatter continues to weigh on the business.
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Nevertheless, the level continues to weigh on exports, the bank said.
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But a stronger greenback also tends to weigh on gold prices.
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All this comes as trade starts to weigh on top brands.
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It also said Brexit was likely to weigh on the economy.
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Boeing's KC-46 aerial refueling tanker continued to weigh on results.
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The approach to 3 percent could weigh on global stock markets.
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Meanwhile, political developments in Spain continued to weigh on the euro.
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All this is expected to weigh on already-feeble consumer spending.
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Traders said weak Chinese demand continued to weigh on lead prices.
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Ultimately, that may weigh on investment and the economy's growth prospects.
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This is turn is beginning to weigh on used car prices.
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Their ability to weigh on total corporate earnings is much diminished.
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Reimbursement pressures will also weigh on the results, the company said.
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They also said diverging central bank policies will weigh on growth.
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This is likely to weigh on market sentiment over the summer.
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That hiring freeze could severely weigh on the March jobs report.
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The markets: The uncertainty of a deal will weigh on investors.
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"Right now, it does weigh on you," said Mr. Moseley, 51.
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The Max crisis continued to weigh on the company's financial results.
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But as with Mr. Bush, it could weigh on them nonetheless.
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Concerns about weakness in memory continue to weigh on investor sentiment.
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But restructuring costs continued to weigh on results of some lenders.
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This is positive, but may weigh on near-term growth prospects.
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That was likely to continue to weigh on South Korea's currency.
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These factors are likely to weigh on banks' asset quality and profitability.
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How does this 10-year deal weigh on your shoulders looking forward?
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First, he believes the dollar will continue to weigh on oil prices.
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That was likely to weigh on markets in Asia, the bank added.
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A property downturn is also likely to weigh on already tepid inflation.
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Liberum's Khoo warned that GTR would continue to weigh on Go-Ahead.
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On Monday, Fitch Ratings warned Brexit would weigh on other EU countries.
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Growth woes and monetization concerns continue to weigh on Twitter's bottom line.
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However, investing in sales is expected to weigh on earnings next year.
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The prospect of interminable litigation is likely to weigh on their minds.
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A material pick-up in risk appetite would weigh on the VRs.
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Rising U.S. crude production and inventories continued to weigh on the market.
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The fragility of a television career seems to periodically weigh on her.
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Not surprisingly, past failures do not weigh on the self-assured Reed.
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A stronger yen was also expected to weigh on shares of automakers.
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Increasing U.S. debt could also weigh on the greenback, analysts have said.
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Concerns over China's second-quarter economic growth continued to weigh on sentiment.
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We expect weak demand to continue to weigh on presales in 2016.
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This is something you can weigh on a case-by-case basis.
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However, concerns about a slowing economy continued to weigh on investor sentiments.
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Goldman said those challenges should weigh on the company's long-term growth.
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Sadly, Lowell's depression is always something that will weigh on her mind.
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S. trade deal getting off the ground continued to weigh on shares.
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Attacks on Pelosi could weigh on some Democratic House candidates this year.
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Analysts said the euro's firm tone also helped weigh on the dollar.
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Most forecasters expect the supply glut to continue to weigh on prices.
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Rubio's struggles seemed to weigh on Franks' decision to go with Cruz.
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Low investment and inconsistent management quality also weigh on productivity, economists say.
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Looking ahead, that growing doubt continues to weigh on the dollar trade.
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Amazon's investment in its business will continue to weigh on its profitability.
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A number of companies said the proposed tariffs would weigh on business.
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Several policy makers said a Chinese economic slowdown could weigh on America.
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High leverage and seasonality of working capital also weigh on the ratings.
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The magnitude of it could weigh on him, if he let it.
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This is important because these forces could continue to weigh on productivity.
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That could particularly weigh on the results of Goldman and Morgan Stanley.
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Apple's stumble seemed to weigh on other previously high-flying technology companies.
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Another diesel emissions scandal could also weigh on the entire auto industry.
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Restrictions and cancellations Extensive travel restrictions will also weigh on international carriers.
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Lower immigration and weaker business investment would also weigh on the economy.
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If passed, Pallone's bill, could weigh on the e-cigarette industry's profits.
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Investors had been concerned that additional rate increases would weigh on growth.
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A deceleration in China's economy continues to weigh on oil prices too.
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Any resolution to U.S.-China trade tensions might also weigh on buybacks.
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U.S. sanctions that bar imports of Venezuelan oil also weigh on the business.
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S. trade frictions and slowing Chinese growth weigh on exports and business sentiment.
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A stronger dollar would generally weigh on demand for the dollar-denominated crude.
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S. trade frictions and rising protectionism could weigh on global demand, Kuroda said.
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Business lobby groups have warned new taxes will weigh on investment and growth.
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This postpones a BoE (Bank of England) hike and should weigh on GBP.
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I think it's more the separation than anything that can weigh on people.
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However, an expected rise in Canadian oil sands production could weigh on WTI.
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Additionally, the recent strength in the Australian dollar could weigh on economic growth.
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That could weigh on pricing down the road and ultimately hurt farmers' profits.
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Other concerns may eventually weigh on growth, including how Facebook handles violent content.
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A likely slump in December sales could weigh on economic activity, they added.
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Wheat lost ground as abundant world supplies continued to weigh on the market.
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Weakness at the start of the U.S. earnings season helped weigh on sentiment.
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S. trade spat which could weigh on the short-term trend, Yan added.
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Higher prices and more expensive loans could weigh on consumer demand, analysts said.
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Did that letter, even if they considered it an outlier, weigh on them?
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More reports about the potential consequences of Brexit would weigh on the public.
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However, he said overarching China concerns will continue to weigh on the stock.
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The Lunar New Year holiday can weigh on activity in the first quarter.
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The falling loonie may weigh on Canadian stocks if history is any guide.
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Trade uncertainty between China and the U.S. continued to weigh on market sentiment.
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These circulars might weigh on bank earnings in the next round of reports.
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But, he added that high palm stockpiles were likely to weigh on prices.
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Chipotle said heavy spending on food safety would weigh on current quarter results.
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But the weariness of the characters can't help but weigh on the audience.
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He pointed out that declines in oil prices could weigh on stocks Thursday.
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Analysts said political uncertainty continued to weigh on Spanish and Portuguese bond markets.
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Problems in large economies around the world could weigh on the United States.
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We're pretty confident that the effect of that uncertainty will weigh on investment.
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But he still has responsibilities and ties to home that weigh on him.
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All those factors will continue to weigh on prices and sales this year.
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Still, brands like American Girl and Fisher-Price continue to weigh on sales.
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Furthermore, high interest rates are likely to weigh on the bank's credit quality.
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In particular, policy tightening will further weigh on domestic demand in coming quarters.
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His comments hit the stock market and continued to weigh on stocks Wednesday.
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Earlier, U.S. stocks dragged as trade concerns continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
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You might have thought that such concerns would weigh on markets even now.
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Another concern, he said, was that sagging business confidence could weigh on investment.
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The burden of getting things right, those are things that weigh on me.
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The extension of the travel bans are expected to weigh on Australia's economy.
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CARL QUINTANILLA: The virus volatility of course continues to weigh on the street.
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The woes of banks continue to weigh on economic growth in the bloc.
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If Mr. Trump's policies weigh on growth, the Fed could move more slowly.
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I was hoping for guilt to weigh on somebody and have them confess.
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Trade worries are also starting to weigh on investor sentiment and growth forecasts.
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This would weigh on profit margins at the start of the new year.
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Economists said Harvey could weigh on gross domestic product for the third quarter.
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Expectations of record corn harvest in Brazil are likely to weigh on prices.
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Moody's said the slowing economy would weigh on credit growth and asset quality.
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Government plans to make education more affordable could also weigh on prices ahead.
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The fragmentation of the industry will weigh on companies and Europe's wider economy.
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Going forward, there's another important value to weigh on the scale: climate change.
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Huge inventories of unsold homes also continue to weigh on prices in smaller cities.
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A sustained move higher, however, could weigh on emerging market currencies, said Citi's Englander.
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On the other hand, the prospect of large scale issuance could weigh on spreads.
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Such lacklustre track record could weigh on China's chances of making a successful shift.
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That slowdown will weigh on growth in the final three months of the year.
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Rising U.S. debt issuance is expected to weigh on bond prices in coming months.
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The report, "Terms of Trade Weigh on EM Sovereign Ratings", is available on www.fitchratings.
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But the strong dollar continues to weigh on the international competitiveness of the sector.
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Some analysts were concerned that the acquisition of Alere could weigh on Abbott's growth.
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"A strong dollar and weak US tourism will weigh on the stock," says Terranova.
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Concern eased that disappointment over structural reforms could weigh on the Brazilian real BRBY.
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Tasks that weigh on happiness vary by individual, but there are some common gripes.
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A likely tightening in the ECB's policies could weigh on the dinar, he said.
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The escalation of tension between Iran and Saudi Arabia will likely weigh on expectations.
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WSTA warned that European Union customs and duty laws would weigh on wine prices.
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However, Halliburton expects the reactivation costs to weigh on margins in the near term.
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But Bombardier is once again facing uncertainty that will weigh on its share price.
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However, concerns over rising market interest rates continued to weigh on sentiment, they added.
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But a slide in oil prices helped weigh on the S&P energy index .
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In many smaller cities, however, an overhang continued to weigh on sales and prices.
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The less rosy near-term prospects for corporate earnings may also weigh on valuations.
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But there are still concerns that stalled growth abroad could weigh on American companies.
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"All those [political] concerns continue to weigh on the stock short term," Warne said.
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That would weigh on the company's margins in its fiscal first quarter, she added.
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ET, while Brent hovered around $45.38, however, glut concerns still weigh on market sentiment.
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A sustained move higher, however, could weigh on emerging market currencies, Citi's Englander said.
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That could reverse losses in the euro and weigh on the dollar, boosting gold.
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The poor IPO market might also weigh on state energy firm privatisations, bankers said.
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Not only did he weigh on the game, he revealed some mind-blowing knowledge.
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Investors are concerned renewed geopolitical tension in the region could weigh on economic activity.
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Concern over the issue is likely to weigh on markets and the banking sector.
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He noted that faster initial public offering (IPOs) approvals also weigh on the market.
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But a relentless crackdown on debt risks has started to weigh on the economy.
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AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR RISES 0.5% TO $0.6542 AS RATE CUT EXPECTATIONS WEIGH ON U.S. DOLLAR
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But it also offers some considerable practical advantages that may weigh on Clinton's mind.
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Banks continued to weigh on Saudi as receding passive fund flows dampened investor appetite.
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MaerskShipping giant Maersk warned that the coronavirus outbreak would weigh on earnings this year.
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That said, Hussman expects the virus' effects to weigh on market enthusiasm going forward.
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Those efforts require increasing investments in technology and personnel, which weigh on YouTube's profitability.
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Lower immigration and weaker business investment would also weigh on the economy, it added.
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S. trade war and slowing Chinese demand could weigh on next year's spending plans.
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China and Brexit weigh on sales These efforts appear to be bearing some fruit.
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Other factors unrelated to the tax bill could also weigh on the stock market.
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An uncertain political climate in the United States continued to weigh on the dollar.
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Any downward turn for buoyant U.S. stocks also would weigh on Hong Kong equities.
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And if trade tensions with China worsen, that might weigh on emerging market currencies.
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That, in turn, could weigh on M&A for the rest of the year.
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There are signs of Mr. Trump's policies beginning to weigh on domestic demand, too.
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The government shutdown, if it extends beyond next week, could weigh on January payrolls.
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But depending on development of U.S. trade policy, protectionism could weigh on the outlook.
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"The uncertainty will continue to weigh on the market," said Dave Campbell, principal at BOS.
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That, in turn, could weigh on the prices of bonds and other assets, Tepper speculates.
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The property downturn is also expected to further weigh on already-stretched household balance sheets.
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"Consumers' purchasing power would be reduced, which would weigh on household spending," the bank said.
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"The dollar's a little bit stronger, and that's going to weigh on gold," he said.
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Concerns over the overall level of demand for oil continue to weigh on crude prices.
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Higher borrowing costs would weigh on rate-sensitive property shares but benefit the financial sector .
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And a strong yen will continue to weigh on growth in the export-driven economy.
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But persistent concerns about weak demand outlook continue to weigh on market sentiment, traders said.
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This will inevitably slow the Chinese and global economies as inefficient investments weigh on growth.
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The unresolved conflict in eastern Ukraine will continue to weigh on growth performance and expectations.
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About 18 percent of all household loans are non-performing, which weigh on banks' books.
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She also said any expectations for a strong dollar would weigh on the tech stocks.
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And the debt incurred by tax cuts and spending sprees will eventually weigh on growth.
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The spending spree on coffee and other sectors could weigh on the group's balance-sheet.
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Another factor that may weigh on the market is the uncertainty surrounding the Brexit vote.
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State capitalism of the sort the prime minister seems to favour may weigh on productivity.
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"International tourist traffic and spending continues to weigh on our U.S. retail business," Chrico said.
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Wedbush Securities analyst Moshe Katri said IBM's legacy hardware business continuing to weigh on margins.
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Rising U.S. debt issuance is expected to weigh on bond prices in the coming months.
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Worries about oversupply continue to weigh on markets, not to mention slowing demand in China.
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According to MNSI, Dudley said that continued tightening on conditions would weigh on the Fed.
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Will the attacks weigh on voters -- and could they tilt the results on June 8?
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A sharp fall in inflation might further weigh on market expectations of a rate hike.
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Now, the Fed's policy decision is not going to weigh on gold prices anytime soon.
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Provided the war goes on, these factors will continue to weigh on the economic situation.
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But a steady flow of about 100 a day continues to weigh on overwhelmed facilities.
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BP has taken restructuring charges as plunging oil prices continue to weigh on the firm.
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Negative domestic interest rates and higher funding costs continued to weigh on P&C's profitability.
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A "not-very-robust" showing by U.S. consumers would also weigh on freight, he added.
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Brexit-related worries continued to weigh on the market and investors looked for safe havens.
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Goldman pointed to withdrawals by mutual funds and pension funds that will weigh on stocks.
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However, several rising challenges are likely to weigh on growth as the year wears on.
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Deutsche Bank feared that the trade war uncertainty would continue to weigh on corporate spending.
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However, concerns over the company's long-term organic growth appeared to weigh on investor sentiment.
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The extraordinary string of domestic disasters in 2017 continues to weigh on the U.S. agency.
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Butler said he sensed that the scoreless streak had begun to weigh on the Yankees.
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A sustained period of $3 a gallon for gasoline could weigh on confidence and spending.
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Even without the natural disaster, sluggish oil prices have continued to weigh on Canada's economy.
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A series of downbeat retail surveys suggests inflation pressures are starting to weigh on households.
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Svensson cautioned that Lufthansa would chase volumes in the summer, which would weigh on yields.
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What to watch: Will President Trump's escalating trade war begin to weigh on job growth?
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Thailand's high household debt could weigh on consumption and increase the economy's vulnerability to shocks.
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Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding bullion and weigh on the dollar.
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His voice will weigh on his Republican colleagues from South Carolina in the Senate, Sens.
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Impossible Foods expects a financial downturn to weigh on its business, the three sources said.
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Now, signs of another economic downturn are threatening to weigh on banks in the country.
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Consequently, we plan on investing more, which will continue to weigh on free cash flow.
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The effects of the Mueller investigation continued to weigh on the president into Sunday evening.
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The turmoil is expected to push Italy into recession and weigh on the European economy.
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Worries over crude oil prices are further expected to weigh on demand for the rupee.
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However, strategists at Morgan Stanley have warned that euro strength could weigh on European earnings.
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Meanwhile, escalating tensions in the Middle East may weigh on prices for the steelmaking ingredient.
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But economists are wary that the spreading China virus could weigh on the fragile economy.
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But economists are wary that the spreading China virus could weigh on the fragile economy.
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"In many Districts, tariffs and trade uncertainty continued to weigh on some businesses," it says.
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Domestic political considerations, particularly jobs for Australian workers, will also weigh on the final choice.
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Revenue fell short of expectations as declining Victoria's Secret sales continued to weigh on results.
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These are expected to keep growth modest in 2018 and weigh on companies' profit margins.
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But the bet soured as higher input costs weigh on Technicolor's set-top box business.
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Mexico's poor growth and optimistic budget assumptions are also likely to weigh on the peso.
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Critics say that the rich are the beneficiaries and that debt will weigh on growth.
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But uncertainty over U.S.-China trade talks could still weigh on business spending, she said.
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Some market watchers said that the uncertainty surrounding a deal continued to weigh on risk sentiment.
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These will weigh on the group's revenue per passenger but will ensure sustainable growth, Jaeger said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Rising costs for new models and technology will weigh on profits at BMW (BMWG.
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The upcoming party conventions in July could raise political uncertainty and weigh on the stock market.
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The company's acquisition of Pinnacle Foods is expected to weigh on its earnings in coming quarters.
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However, some of its units, such as its power business, continue to weigh on the company.
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There are fears slowing global growth will weigh on a U.S. economy already expected to decelerate.
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Additional tariffs threaten to weigh on global economic growth, and consequently, demand for oil and fuel.
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Costs to build digital services will weigh on profits for several years, the company has said.
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However, uncertainty surrounding U.K.'s departure from the EU continues to weigh on the British lender.
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Falling home prices could also weigh on construction activity, which would eventually impact the business sector.
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It may also weigh on the city's attempts to sustain its record fundraising from stock floats.
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Fitch said political instability and ineffective government continue to weigh on investor confidence in the country.
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Without updating it, it is difficult to know how much old regulations weigh on the economy.
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This again could weigh on consumer spending and might have a negative impact on economic growth.
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In the short term, the bushfires and the coronavirus outbreak will temporarily weigh on domestic growth.
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But that's going to continue to weigh on the short term given the investments they're making.
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She also said expectations for a strong dollar would likely also weigh on the tech stocks.
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That comes at a time when political risk is also beginning to weigh on the euro.
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Earlier, Fischer told CNBC next week's jobs report would weigh on the Fed's rate hike decision.
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Analysts and investors are concerned about how a prolonged oil price slump could weigh on results.
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Improving risk sentiment on reduced concerns over the French presidential elections helped weigh on the yen.
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Dealers said a generally favourable crop outlook in the European Union continued to weigh on prices.
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U.S. stocks traded mostly lower around Europe's close, as growth concerns continued to weigh on sentiment.
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Major European bank stocks tumbled on Wednesday as Brexit woes continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
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Yet an expected rise in health-care costs will likely weigh on consumers' psyche, Sides said.
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The sector's lack of profitability will continue to weigh on overall S&P earnings, Bianco said.
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Costs to build online services will weigh on profits for several years, the company has said.
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DVB has scaled back new business, but tough shipping conditions continue to weigh on DZ Bank.
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Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding nonyielding bullion and weigh on the dollar.
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However, the implementation of these technologies is likely to be slow and weigh on chains' profitability.
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Higher rates would weigh on gold by lifting the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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Downgrades to relative earnings are likely in the coming months, which will weigh on relative performance.
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It said that slowdown, together with the accounting problems, would weigh on results for two years.
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As noted above, a one-time increase in prices today may weigh on future consumer demand.
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Jonas is also not very optimistic the auto sales cycle, which should weigh on the stocks.
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Those close to the White House say the feuding is beginning to weigh on the president.
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An anticipated rise in consumption tax later in 2019 could also weigh on the Japanese economy.
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Mr. Graykowski said he hoped his family's story would weigh on private collectors with problematic works.
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U.S. government debt yields slipped on Monday as trade concerned continued to weigh on economic sentiment.
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I don't want to sound callous here because I know the holidays can weigh on us.
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Catalonia's elections are important because more political uncertainty could weigh on Spain's recently bright economic outlook.
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Senate Republicans have shown little interest in bringing back Yellen, which could weigh on Trump's decision.
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But he said fraught Brexit politics could weigh on sterling in the next couple of weeks.
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There are also safety concerns, including sexual assault by its drivers, that weigh on the company.
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A lower subsidy will weigh on the country's negotiations with overseas sellers, both industry officials said.
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One theme that could continue to weigh on the sector for months to come is regulation.
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Trade tensions continued to weigh on the market, providing a ceiling for any gains, traders said.
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Li Zheming, analyst at Datong Securities in Dalian, said liquidity concerns continue to weigh on sentiment.
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Target is offering free shipping on all orders during the holidays, which could weigh on profit.
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Higher bond rates can weigh on stocks as they provide more competition for yield-hungry investors.
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A concern is that the companies' big borrowing binge could weigh on the country's financial system.
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CEO Colin Angle said last month that tariffs would weigh on the company's numbers throughout 2019.
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EURO RISES 0.6% TO 1-MONTH HIGH OF $1.1093 AS RATE CUT BETS WEIGH ON DOLLAR
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"Monetary easing will continue to weigh on the RMB," they wrote in a note on Thursday.
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Schlossberg also worries that weakness in the broader economy is going to weigh on the group.
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The IMF also warned about uncertainty related to trade, which would weigh on the global economy.
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Trade tensions obviously still weigh on the sector, even with recent positive news on that count.
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It's unclear how much Trump's comments about CNN and the merger will weigh on the case.
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There are concerns that Trump's historically low approval ratings could weigh on Republican candidates, as well.
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On the commodities front, oil prices fell Wednesday as oversupply concerns continue to weigh on sentiment.
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The scandal continued to weigh on the bank's consumer businesses in the first quarter of 220.3.
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Do you expect the lack of volatility will weigh on trading revenues again in this quarter?
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Still, at a certain point, the heaviness of the Whopper began to weigh on my stomach.
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However, production from non-OPEC countries, especially the U.S., continues to rise and weigh on prices.
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However, investors worry the political turmoil surrounding impeachment proceedings could weigh on an already fragile economy.
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Manufacturing has dipped into outright contraction as weak global growth and geopolitical tensions weigh on exports.
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Floods also weigh on output, as CNR is forced to open dams to evacuate excess water.
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Overall Chinese sales improved, even though a recession in Hong Kong continued to weigh on sales.
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Higher oil prices can weigh on transportation stocks, especially airlines, who use large amounts of fuel.
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But a 50-day strike by the UAW is likely to weigh on full-year profits.
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If the trade conflict between the two nations worsens, that would weigh on the Japanese economy.
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In recent weeks, yet another factor has begun to weigh on some northbound migrants: President Trump.
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Wheat is on track for a weekly loss as ample world supplies weigh on the market.
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The burger chain said delays in new restaurant openings would weigh on revenue growth this year.
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This continues to weigh on wage growth, according to an analysis by the IMF late last year.
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Lower interest rates decrease the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion, and weigh on the dollar.
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S. trade tensions continued to weigh on the market with investors selling the metal at small rallies.
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But though the public will doesn't decide elections, it should still weigh on those who hold power.
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Fitch expects LICs to continue to weigh on profitability, albeit to a lesser extent than in 2016.
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It also is not clear how Musk's public criticism of the SEC might weigh on his fate.
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Uncertainty over the form and timing of Brexit will weigh on confidence for property purchasing and leasing.
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Those are both seen as temporary boosters that could ultimately weigh on the economy later this year.
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I also think the accumulation of all of this stuff has just started to weigh on me.
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Memories of Soviet domination still weigh on minds in former satellite states, of which Poland is one.
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Nevertheless, the wider trade deficit suggests trade could again weigh on economic growth in the first quarter.
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Economists have warned the bruising trade fight could weigh on consumer and business confidence, and undercut spending.
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"The shadow of the Uber IPO and roadshow continue to weigh on shares of Lyft," Ives said.
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He protests Camarena's abduction, and giving the order for his murder seems to weigh on his conscience.
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Political uncertainty, slower economic performance outside the EU and weak global trade continue to weigh on growth.
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The new data, however, did weigh on U.S. markets, which were trading in the red on Tuesday.
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But that clearly did weigh on the minds of those who ended up deciding to trade GVT.
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Both issues, he added, will likely to continue to weigh on the U.S. stock market next year.
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I feel like I'm going to lose my independence and it's really starting to weigh on me.
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A more-dovish-than-expected central bank meeting last week continued to weigh on the single currency.
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Slowing trade and global growth data, as well as geopolitical tensions, continue to weigh on the outlook.
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Analysts didn't expect that any swan song by Hanjin would weigh on the country's economy that much.
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The Bank of Canada has been worrying that trade policy uncertainty may weigh on the country's economy.
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The fact that he presumably still profits monetarily off this and other works does weigh on me.
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Data on Tuesday showing that U.S. nonfarm productivity fell in the second quarter helped weigh on the .
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With wages growing at record lows, debt was outpacing incomes and threatening to weigh on consumer spending.
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Investors will also keep an eye on crude oil markets, where oversupply continues to weigh on prices.
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Lack of reforms and weak international competitiveness will continue to weigh on growth prospects in coming years.
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Growing crime and emigration due to low salaries are also expected to weigh on Venezuelan oil output.
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The ECB warned that an expanding trade conflict among major economic powers could weigh on sentiment further.
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S. trade war weigh on customer sentiment, while at the same time seeking opportunities as growth plateaus.
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"That disappointment over the reflationary outlook could weigh on the dollar in the coming months," she added.
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Williams noted that the depressed energy sector could also weigh on financial satisfaction in the new year.
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"A lot will depend on how much refurbishment costs will weigh on cash flows," the source added.
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But Langan believes capital expenditures and possible market saturation will weigh on the money-losing automaker's shares.
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Oil prices retreated on Wednesday as concerns over a global supply glut continued to weigh on sentiment.
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Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold and weigh on the dollar.
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High cash balances can hurt returns over the long term, and weigh on wealth management firms' profits.
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Material and industrial stocks weigh on the index with chemical manufacturer Alpek emerging as the biggest loser.
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A decent number may push the Federal Reserve towards raising interest rates, which would weigh on gold.
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Until we know, worries about his attitude to the dollar are going to weigh on the market.
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But even if an action is, all told, still justifiable, its costs should weigh on the actor.
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Threats of different kinds, from coping with refugees to the prospect of "Brexit", weigh on continental minds.
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S> reported accelerated third-quarter sales on Thursday, but said increased restructuring costs would weigh on margins.
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The scam, uncovered in 2015, could weigh on Kenyatta's re-election bid in the August 8 election.
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The warmer weather combined with a weaker Chinese economy could also weigh on spot prices, traders said.
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This will weigh on the eurozone's tepid recovery and damp demand for new cars across the Continent.
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The tariffs are beginning to weigh on business-owner sentiment and could begin to damage the economy.
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But Blue Apron's valuation could weigh on other similar companies who are considering an IPO, Smith said.
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An exit would weigh on GDP, in which scenario banks tend to be first hit, she said.
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However, those rivals might more heavily weigh on Instagram, for which Facebook doesn't routinely disclose user stats.
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While the proposal is expected to weigh on overall home prices and sentiment, it could boost developers.
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But the more immediate concern is that this falling spread continues to weigh on the bank stocks.
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Geopolitics continues to weigh on investor sentiment, as tensions between North Korea and the West rumble on.
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"Not a day or night goes by that this tragedy doesn't weigh on my mind," he said.
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European stocks closed lower on Monday as the coronavirus outbreak continued to weigh on global financial markets.
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But an earnest determination to use his fame to lift Houston also seems to weigh on him.
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But an earnest determination to use his fame to lift Houston also seems to weigh on him.
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But how much the South Carolina primary will weigh on the rest of the race is unclear.
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Traders worry that a global economic slowdown, sparked by the coronavirus outbreak, will weigh on oil demand.
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But a strike by about 48,000 workers at General Motors could weigh on employment gains in October.
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A likely rise in output among producers could weigh on palm oil prices next year, said Zakaria.
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We see two conflicting views for crude in the coming year that could weigh on oil prices.
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However, trade tensions continued to weigh on the market, providing a ceiling for any gains, traders said.
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Rising yields tend to weigh on gold by increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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Weakening overseas steel prices and cheaper offers on import products weigh on local steel markets, it added.
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One or two huge new government spending programs that would weigh on fiscal balance sheets for generations.
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The company said the acquisition of Kathrein's antenna and filter business would weigh on margins through 2020.
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Boeing's crisis will weigh on the US economy Boeing's 737 Max crisis keeps getting worse and worse.
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Stocks could be under pressure if investors believe impeachment proceedings could weigh on business and consumer confidence.
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"The unfair privatisations in the 1990s continue to weigh on our economy and our society," he says.
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"The swings weigh on people emotionally," said Josh Reich, chief executive and co-founder of BBVA's Simple.
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Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion and weigh on the dollar.
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JPMorgan's quarterly earnings easily beat analyst estimates, easing fears that slowing economic growth could weigh on results.
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Fed officials are paid to worry about potential economic problems, and the minutes include a familiar list: Increased disruptions to trade could weigh on growth; slower economic growth in the rest of the world could weigh on the United States; a shortage of workers could begin to increase inflation.
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Specific factors weigh on the prices of tech shares, such as new concerns about rising capacity in chipmaking.
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Ultimately, the biggest factor that could weigh on Asia's outlook is how Chinese demand holds up, warned Varathan.
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The Dow lost almost 240 points, or 0.9%, on Tuesday as trade anxiety continued to weigh on stocks.
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However, OPEC is also expecting technological developments and increased regulations on fuel consumption to weigh on this somewhat.
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During the subsequent publicity blitz, the stress of reliving her ordeal began to weigh on Knight, now 37.
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Fitch believes that a challenging economic environment will continue to weigh on the Tunisian leasing sector in 910.
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That could further weigh on international prices, which have fallen about 8 percent in the past three months.
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A stronger greenback tends to weigh on commodities as is seen making it more expensive for non-U.
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"To what extent are they able to disrupt the Trump agenda will weigh on peoples' minds," he said.
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A stronger dollar may weigh on commodities, which are dollar-denominated, making it more expensive in other currencies.
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" "It's setting up to be a long-drawn affair that is going to weigh on the global economy.
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The hardships we went through that year still weigh on our minds when we make any financial decision.
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Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold and also weigh on the dollar.
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As trade continues to weigh on international relations, professionals with expertise in this domain are in high demand.
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Fitch believes that any reorganization for larger securities firms will be manageable, but costs could weigh on profitability.
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However, some economists think the recently resolved six-week-long Verizon strike will weigh on the May number.
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Two interest rate hikes from the Bank of Canada this year are expected to weigh on the market.
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Disappointing results and forecasts from some other major U.S. companies continued to weigh on European and Asian stocks.
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JPMorgan 's earnings easily beat analyst estimates, easing fears that slowing economic growth could weigh on its results.
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Gasoline is off 4% as massive stockpile builds in NY Harbor weigh on the complex of refined products.
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He also said sentiment will matter and negative news on the trade war could weigh on the market.
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While lower prices are good news for the consumer, reduced fares could soon weigh on airlines' bottom line.
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Curtin said the backlash over Charlottesville and U.S. President Donald Trump's response could weigh on subsequent survey readings.
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Healthcare stocks continued to weigh on the three major U.S. indexes following a report on Tuesday that Amazon.
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But the debt, now at 250% of GDP, is itself a burden that will weigh on young people.
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Lower interest rates also tend to weigh on U.S. yields and the dollar, in which gold is priced.
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Still, there's some skepticism from the financial community that Target's investments will continue to weigh on profit margins.
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Analysts have been concerned that the local currency's appreciation against the U.S. dollar could weigh on its earnings.
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Still, experts agree the government's stance is likely to weigh on the long-term perceptions of foreign investors.
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Copper prices are also subdued, as trade tensions between the United States and China weigh on commodity markets.
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BOS BOS's VR of 'b+' suffers from the bank's weak asset quality and profitability, which weigh on capitalisation.
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That deficit — called the current account — can weigh on a currency, especially when foreign investment stops flowing in.
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That's likely to weigh on some of China's neighbors, which are often its main suppliers of raw materials.
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Your career and reputation (and how many followers you have, let's be real) will weigh on your mind.
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Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-interest bearing gold and weigh on the dollar.
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Uncertainty over the progress of Brexit negotiations and domestic political divisions also continued to weigh on the pound.
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Lower rates tend to weigh on the dollar and decrease the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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Last week, Ford said it expected higher investments, as well as other spending, to weigh on 2017 earnings.
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Those rebukes may weigh on the mind of voters as global affairs become more prominent during the campaign.
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Lower interest rates weigh on the dollar and bond yields, increasing the appeal of non-interest bearing bullion.
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Concerns over national security have also continued to weigh on its expansion into the U.S., according to experts.
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Retailers have for years been struggling with declining holiday foot traffic, and larger inventories weigh on balance sheets.
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Data on Tuesday showing that U.S. nonfarm productivity fell in the second quarter helped weigh on the dollar.
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Apple Inc shares were up 0.6 percent, as trade tensions were expected to weigh on the iPhone maker.
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It is possible that structural adjustment in China will continue to weigh on industrial activity and investments globally.
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However, the incentive to rebuild may be reduced by depressed oil prices that already weigh on capital spending.
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However, expectations of disappointing earnings growth and worries about economic slowdown could start to weigh on the markets.
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Every lawmaker is acutely conscious of the political pressures that weigh on them in their districts and states.
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The yuan would also weigh on shipments out of the country if its strength is sustained, Chi added.
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He also said the impact of tariffs and the deteriorating U.S.-China relationship would weigh on global growth.
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Target dropped its minimum order requirement for the first time during the holidays, which could weigh on profitability.
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Expectations that output cuts led by producer cartel OPEC could be loosened also continued to weigh on prices.
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If the consensus is correct, the increase in imports could weigh on economic growth in the second quarter.
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Economists have warned that the tit-for-tat tariffs could disrupt the supply chain and weigh on manufacturing.
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A slowdown in the domestic market could weigh on the banking sector for the rest of the year.
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But a slide in oil prices helped weigh on the S&P energy index, which fell 1.2 percent.
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He also said the impact of tariffs and the deteriorating U.S.-China relationship would weigh on global growth.
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Higher driving costs could weigh on hitherto brisk appetite for new autos in Latin America's second-biggest economy.
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It's a decision that will weigh on Democratic leaders and Democrats maneuvering to take on Trump in 2020.
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Yet in many third- and fourth- tier cities huge inventories of unsold homes continue to weigh on prices.
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In the previous session, U.S. stocks ended mostly lower as oil price volatility continued to weigh on sentiment.
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However, Lee isn't too worried that the tech giant's foray into the grocery industry will weigh on Darden.
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Widespread discontent with the political establishment will weigh on elections in Germany, France and the Netherlands in 2017.
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Second, stronger growth could result in more aggressive Fed tightening, which could eventually weigh on overall economic growth.
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The decline in oil prices continued to weigh on the mining sector, which shed 2628,28503 jobs in February.
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The company warned, however, that increasing competition could weigh on subscriber growth during the remainder of the year.
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Meanwhile, investor worries over Beijing's trade relations with the U.S. continued to weigh on sentiment in the region.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China's economic slowdown is starting to weigh on some of the world's biggest businesses.
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An ongoing trade conflict between the United States and China also continues to weigh on the stock market.
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U.S. crude dipped 0.34% to $52.63 a barrel as worries about oversupply regularly weigh on oil futures prices.
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In addition, global trade tensions and economic difficulties in neighboring Argentina continued to weigh on the external sector.
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Meanwhile, strong expected sales of trucks, which bring in less profits, are likely to weigh on overall margins.
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Kalen of SocGen said the diplomatic spat could in the longer-term "weigh on the narrative" for Russia.
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U.S. government debt yields fell on Wednesday as fears surrounding emerging markets continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
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Given Britain's large trade deficit, its vulnerability to an extended trade war could also weigh on the pound.
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This strategy could see additional acquisitions and increased development spend which could weigh on the group's credit metrics.
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Worries over India's fiscal deficit after the cut in corporate taxes could further weigh on the domestic currency.
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U.S. government debt yields were largely unchanged Monday as U.S. trade relations continued to weigh on investors sentiment.
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Mr. Bloomberg's decision may weigh on Howard Schultz, the other centrist, pro-business billionaire considering a presidential bid.
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The rising trade war is likely to weigh on U.S. crude more than international benchmark Brent, market sources said.
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Beginning with demand, the 9 percent depreciation of sterling since the referendum will boost exports and weigh on imports.
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For farmers and fertilizer retailers, however, uncertain fertilizer deliveries will likely weigh on agricultural markets through the planting season.
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The company said it was assessing damage from the storm and warned that losses would weigh on quarterly results.
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Overall, analysts said monetary tightening by major central banks will continue to weigh on Asian markets in coming months.
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The sector should return to profitability in 2018 but provisioning, funding costs and limited growth will weigh on performance.
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Despite Apple's production cuts through F1Q, we assume excess channel inventory will weigh on Apple's shipments into mid-2019.
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Government measures to cool hot housing prices are also expected to start to weigh on property investment and construction.
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Already, global financial conditions have tightened, with a firming of the U.S. dollar poised to weigh on U.S. exporters.
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His arrest is likely to delay strategic investment and weigh on investor sentiment in the short term, Fitch flagged.
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This as the trade war jitters, Fed uncertainty and fears of slowing economic growth continue to weigh on investors.
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"An increase in caution and risk aversion could weigh on economic growth," it said in a note on Wednesday.
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This will weigh on July odds, and odds across the curve ... It's weak across the board, and very messy.
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A material pick-up in risk appetite without a corresponding increase in capital buffers would weigh on the VRs.
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"Importantly, these liabilities could significantly weigh on capital deployment capabilities – which has historically largely driven EPS growth," Tusa said.
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First, we were worried that the shift in monetization from News Feed to Stories would weigh on revenue growth.
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Lower demand from India could weigh on global prices that are trading near their highest level in six years.
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Dealers said uncertainty about the ongoing trade tensions between the United States and China continued to weigh on prices.
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Canaccord has a buy rating on both miners, but acknowledged a poor pricing environment could further weigh on shares.
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Durbin acknowledged that whether he stays as the Senate's No. 2 Democrat after November could weigh on his decision.
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That's something that could "weigh on profitability" when the company reports its earnings in a few weeks, analysts said.
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Meanwhile, Tesla is about to see its federal tax incentive reduced again, a development that could weigh on sales.
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However, they could weigh on MAA's equity valuation and, therefore access going forward, possibly influencing its financial policy targets.
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That strength could be at risk, though, if Trump administration tariffs begin to weigh on exports, especially farm products.
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The dollar's strength is also set to continue to weigh on already hard-hit emerging market currencies, he said.
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The U.K's departure from the European Union is expected to send Britain into recession and weigh on Europe's economy.
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Furthermore, we expect higher competition and increased capacity to weigh on pricing and potentially increase incentives in various markets.
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While a second source told PEOPLE that the controversy can weigh on Kardashian West, she still supports her husband.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for holders of other currencies and can weigh on prices.
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Analysts continue to expect these e-commerce investments, in addition to Walmart's push in grocery, to weigh on margins.
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And the $1.9 trillion cost of the tax cuts will weigh on the economy for years into the future.
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Traders also noted a surge in U.S. crude inventories last week and muted demand continued to weigh on futures.
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Among technology stocks, Alphabet fell 1.3 percent in premarket trading and is expected to weigh on the major indexes.
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Both retailers warned freight costs would continue to weigh on full-year profits, with Dollar Tree cutting its forecast.
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Unlike the big state-run blue chips, which heavily weigh on the bourse's major index, Dino's business has thrived.
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The firmness of some of its major rivals as well as emerging market currencies helped weigh on the greenback.
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But some analysts said that the lack of an immediate extension could weigh on crude oil prices, Reuters reported.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated metals more expensive for holders of other currencies, which can weigh on prices.
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Expectations of more equity supply could weigh on those small-cap stocks, according to many analysts Reuters spoke to.
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In a report, Moody's rating agency said it expects a protracted period of uncertainty to weigh on economic prospects.
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The weak core capital goods orders and larger goods trade deficit will likely weigh on first-quarter GDP growth.
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In the minutes, policymakers noted that China's problems could weigh on Mexico and Canada, another top U.S. trading partner.
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However, he also said, if prices broke below the $261 mark, they would weigh on the broader equities market.
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This is likely to be one factor that continues to weigh on corporate loan growth in 5003 and beyond.
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There's nothing virtual about how negative comments and suggestion of potential violence weigh on the psyche, according to Greenwell.
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Aside from monetary policy, Britain's expected departure from the European Union in March 2019 continues to weigh on sterling.
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But Macquarie noted it couldn't rule out a scenario for a hung parliament, which could weigh on the currency.
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It's clear, from statements Gore has given, that politics and his loss in 28503 still weigh on his mind.
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Though he's had a handful graduate after being weaned off Suboxone, many don't, and those inconsistencies weigh on him.
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We do think wage pressure could start to weigh on the markets next year in a tight labor market.
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Moody's Investors Service is predicting slower growth ahead for retailers, as price wars and big investments weigh on profits.
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But economists said expansion remains heavily reliant on exports as the high levels of household debt weigh on consumers.
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A stronger greenback tends to weigh on commodities including crude, as it makes it more expensive for non-U.
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Stores also had carefully managed inventory, seeking to ward off any post-holiday liquidation that would weigh on profits.
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If history is a guide, this will impact consumer spending and will likely start to weigh on consumer sentiment.
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South Korea's finance minister warned on Sunday that the impeachment could weigh on the economy if sentiment was undermined.
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Uncertainty is likely to weigh on investment, with a negative feedback loop on the labor market and private consumption.
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Our current presidential candidates present various psychological issues that we ultimately must all assess and weigh on our own.
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Critics, though, say spending has grown to generous and will weigh on future budgets, ending the period of surpluses.
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Kuroda said low rates and structural factors, such as a dwindling population, will likely weigh on regional banks' profits.
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A stronger greenback tends to weigh on commodities including crude as it makes them more expensive for non-U.
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Several chains tightened store inventories as well, to ward off any post-holiday liquidation that would weigh on profits.
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Political calculations: How Mr. Netanyahu proceeds will likely weigh on voters in Israeli general elections due in two weeks.
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And as the virus spreads, it may further weigh on economic activity in other nations and decrease their emissions.
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The ad market, combined with the loss of live sports, is expected to weigh on Fox's revenue in 2020.
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The ticketing industry, meanwhile, is getting worried that the virus could weigh on attendance at concerts and sporting events.
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He dealt with these about once a month, but they did not weigh on him — everyone knew the rules.
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But the damage from Mr. Trump's aggressive approach to trade policy will continue to weigh on the global economy.
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It can weigh on their foreign earnings, which are converted back into the US tender for their earnings reports.
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Uncertainty around President Donald Trump's policies and its impact on the larger economy continue to weigh on the greenback.
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While it helped settle the markets, the move will weigh on the prospects for the president's ambitious economic overhaul.
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Stephen Gallo at BMO Capital Markets said the spectre of Brexit negotiations would continue to weigh on the pound.
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The rising cost of goods coming from Britain to Northern Ireland is also likely to weigh on the economy.
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Any signs that Britain could lose preferential access to Europe's single market are likely to weigh on the currency.
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But there could be cutbacks among Boeing's supply chain, which could hurt consumer spending and weigh on economic growth.
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The country's drought will impact agricultural output, and tax hikes are expected to weigh on real income and consumption.
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Meanwhile, Bloomberg reported Wednesday, citing sources, that China's regulators have frozen game approvals, which could weigh on Tencent's business.
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Lower interest rates weigh on the dollar, bond yields and decrease the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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Oil futures declined, reflecting concerns that political uncertainty and U.S.-China trade friction will weigh on global economic growth.
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Tiffany has worked to attract younger shoppers, whose shopping preferences (and marital habits) might weigh on the company's results.
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Higher gasoline costs can weigh on sales and squeeze profits of retailers like Walmart when oil supply is uncertain.
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European stocks closed lower on Wednesday, as political events on both sides of the Atlantic weigh on investor sentiment.
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Analysts say low U.S. yields mean investors are unlikely to buy Treasuries, which would also weigh on the dollar.
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That is beginning to weigh on Coons, that he may soon be left without any partners across the aisle.
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Lingering concerns about Italy's budget negotiations continued to weigh on the euro, which was down 76.413 percent to $1.1517.
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The rising trade war is likely to weigh on U.S. crude more than international benchmark Brent LCOc1, market sources said.
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Some investors have been betting that a rebound of both mined and refined supply this year would weigh on prices.
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However, costs associated with the business and other expenses are expected to weigh on full-year profit, the company said.
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News of declining sales in China, the world's second-largest economy, is likely to weigh on other globally exposed equities.
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South Korea's finance minister warned on Sunday that the impeachment could weigh on sentiment in the east Asian country's economy.
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Weakness in the housing market will weigh on Home Depot even if it continues to hit its targets, added Gibbs.
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Further delays or cost escalations could weigh on Abans' rating, despite the progress made in pre-sales and debt funding.
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CBD0 Copper prices CMCU3 are also subdued, as trade tensions between the United States and China weigh on commodity markets.
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The market fears the dispute between the world's two biggest economies could slow global growth and weigh on fuel demand.
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With the bank forecasting three Federal Reserve interest rate hikes this year, it expected that would weigh on gold prices.
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The veil of political uncertainty could weigh on the overall health care sector until or even beyond the 2020 election.
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However, the coronavirus epidemic that has killed more than 900 people in top buyer China continued to weigh on prices.
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"Lackluster global growth, low commodity prices and an unfavorable exchange rate continue to weigh on U.S. companies, especially larger companies."
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European markets ended lower on Monday, as concerns about the U.K.'s Brexit vote returned to weigh on investor sentiment.
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Yet the palpable sadness hovering over Thursday's panels revealed how heavily the internet's problems now weigh on top video creators.
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He said the six fewer days between Thanksgiving and Christmas this year could weigh on retailers, especially domestically oriented companies.
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Trade tensions, however, continued to weigh on investor sentiment as Trump declared a national emergency over threats against American technology.
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However, we still have many uncertainties that could weigh on the stock and still expect revenue to decline after 2022.
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It could also weigh on global markets as coal output earmarked for domestic power plants may be available for export.
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We're talking files that weigh on average 600-700MBs or more; photos shot with an iPhone are less than 5MBs.
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Even this "best-case" scenario will cause a slowdown in investment and weigh on consumer and market confidence, he said.
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It is expected to underpin economic growth in the third quarter, even as trade is expected to weigh on output.
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In Dubai, where the index shed 0.3 percent, contractor Drake and Scull International (DSI) continued to weigh on the index.
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And as rising government debt rates lure cash into safer assets, higher borrowing costs weigh on debt-heavy balance sheets.
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And while a source tells PEOPLE that the controversy can weigh on the reality star, she still supports her husband.
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Wall Street often worries about headwinds, detrimental trends that could weigh on the market and eventually stall its march higher.
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Barclays believes if Musk is forced to leave because of the SEC action, it will be weigh on Tesla's stock.
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An expected downward turn from a nine-year bull stock market will also likely weigh on state budgets, it said.
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Prolonged market turbulence, for instance, could discourage companies from boosting investment and weigh on now-resilient domestic demand, Amamiya said.
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Rising exports, he said, do not reflect the reality of Morocco's dependence on imports that weigh on the trade balance.
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Fears about U.S.-China trade negotiations as well as slowing economic growth continued to weigh on markets throughout the week.
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Zillow plans to adjust the new system, but risks to the broader housing market could still weigh on transaction leads.
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Consumer spending has weakened as home prices fall after a prolonged property boom and high debt levels weigh on sentiment.
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Finally, the prospect of a long period of negative interest rates in the euro zone may weigh on bank profits.
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Also, lower energy prices due to the drop in oil prices could weigh on demand for energy storage, he said.
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The U.S. trade deficit widened in December as a strong dollar and weak global demand continued to weigh on exports.
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Wage growth in Japan continues to be elusive, and will to weigh on Japan's household expenditure, due for release Tuesday.
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Apple has fallen more than 4 percent in 2016, as concerns over iPhone orders and shipments weigh on investor sentiment.
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Last November, Girard said rising interest rates and trade turbulence between the United States and China would weigh on growth.
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A marked policy shift away from market-friendly policies could weigh on the credit profiles of Argentina, Brazil and Mexico.
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As investors weigh on whether stocks will resume their bull run, one technician warns there could be significant downside ahead.
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The findings of the court's investigation may weigh on the eventual sale price and success of the auction, specialists said.
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In an interview with Glamour published Wednesday, Haley said that the president's social media habits don't weigh on her job.
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Gap's merchandising and pricing mistakes weigh on its profitability since Gap has to resort to deep discounts to sell them.
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German officials have complained that negative rates hurt thrifty savers and weigh on the banking sector in Europe's biggest economy.
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Some analysts said the less favorable base effects expected in November and December would weigh on a decision to cut.
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"I think people around here would be lying to you if they said that it didn't weigh on them," Sen.
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On Friday, Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer said Friday's jobs report would weigh on the Fed's decision to increase rates.
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GFT said that social security contributions in Brazil, restructuring costs and currency fluctuations would also weigh on this year's profit.
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A continuing shake up of its U.S. store network will also to weigh on top-line growth, the company said.
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Rieder thinks that slowing birth rates and an aging boomer cohort will weigh on global growth for a long time.
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Not only will the need for care weigh on Medicare's funds, but it will burden families and elders as well.
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"That fiscal stimulus is something which will weigh on the dollar going forward," said Lee Hardman, currency economist at MUFG.
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Higher rates typically weigh on gold, as they increase the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets such as bullion.
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That could also weigh on equity trading revenues at big banks, as sharp market moves drive clients to the sidelines.
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This could weigh on U.S. exports, which would be troubling in light of the recent sharp slowing in capital outlays.
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Additionally, more missed paychecks could weigh on consumer sentiment, which in turn could lead to a slowdown in air travel.
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"Hence, if trade tensions rise further, and given other uncertainties, it could weigh on business and consumer sentiment," OPEC said.
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In the minutes, policymakers noted that China's problems could weigh on both Mexico and Canada, another top U.S. trading partner.
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Analysts said one way forward would be to offer Catalonia greater financial autonomy, something that could weigh on national finances.
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And if Mr. Trump's tariffs on China weigh on that country's economy, the effects could be felt around the world.
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In the United Kingdom, the closure of popular chains such as McDonald's (MCD) earlier this week will weigh on volumes.
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The Philadelphia Fed survey also showed more factories experiencing difficulty finding workers, which could weigh on production in the future.
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The organization also warned that the country's trade war with the United States would weigh on exports and overall growth.
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Meanwhile, the technology and healthcare indexes continued to weigh on the benchmark, slumping 1.6% and 1.2% lower at close, respectively.
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While it might weigh on their minds, they say that's not going to stop them from supporting the kids' efforts.
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Describing economic predictions as inherently tricky business, Yellen said economic threats from abroad continue to weigh on the United States.
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Uncertainty over the Trump administration's policies was also expected to weigh on the dollar in the near term, Innes said.
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And flight suspensions and travel advisories could last longer than they did during SARS, which would weigh on international airlines.
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Though he had survived, the gravity of his injuries and the uncertainty of his future appeared to weigh on her.
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If earnings are flat, economic growth is sluggish, and manufacturing stays weak, corporate debt loads could weigh on stock prices.
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Third-quarter earnings are expected to show an overall decline in earnings, which could also weigh on morale, Sheets said.
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Economists, however, worried tariffs on steel and aluminum imports imposed by President Donald Trump last week could weigh on output.
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Secondly, India's biggest tax reform in 70 years, the Goods and Services Tax (GST), will weigh on demand during July.
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However, the arrest is likely to delay strategic investment and weigh on investor sentiment, at least in the short term.
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Mr. Li, the premier, has made it his mission to cut down paperwork and regulations that weigh on small businesses.
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One big problem with relying on M&A to grow revenue is that it will weigh on margins, analysts say.
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Doubts about global growth highlighted by the International Monetary Fund cutting its 2019 outlook continue to weigh on stock markets.
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The hurricane could weigh on energy stocks, be mixed for insurers and boost home improvement companies, analysts said on Sunday.
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Abe also plans to cut university tuition for low-income households from April 2020, which will also weigh on CPI.
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Campbell fell 12.1 percent after cutting its full-year profit forecast, saying it expects higher costs to weigh on margins.
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On the commodities front, oil prices were fluctuating around the flat line as glut concerns continued to weigh on sentiment.
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Together with the launch of LTE services in 2Q10853, these costs are likely to weigh on EBITDA margin in 1H16.
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The protests have begun to weigh on Hong Kong's economy, which already was slowing due to cooling global consumer demand.
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Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group, said he expects Friday's bond market omen to weigh on investors.
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"The global manufacturing sector has continued to deteriorate, which will weigh on export orders," said Thomas Pugh at Capital Economics.
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The global macroeconomic view is mixed, with the slowdown in China and the trade war continuing to weigh on investors' outlook.
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Manhattan real estate sputtered in the fourth quarter, as inflated prices and rising inventories continued to weigh on the high end.
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There's a little bit different language they've used before, but they are acknowledging that global effects can weigh on economic activity.
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Falls in oil prices helped weigh on U.S. equities, which recorded their worst five-day start to a year on record.
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Additionally, "a shift toward more protectionist policies could also weigh on global financial flows, adding to these vulnerabilities," the IIF said.
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The oil market has been hammered by fears of growing oversupply and slowing economic growth that could weigh on fuel demand.
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The company's decision to expand its footwear and international businesses, which carry lower gross margins, also continued to weigh on profitability.
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Moreover, China has not yet set a countercyclical buffer, so that China exposure does not over-proportionately weigh on banks' capitalisation.
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For example, tech giant Apple cut its forecast in January, sounding alarms that an economic slowdown will weigh on its business.
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Toll has not given any details yet, but MKM Partners analyst Megan McGrath expects the hurricanes to weigh on the homebuilder.
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Weakness in demand from carmakers, which began late last year, continued to weigh on BASF's automotive coatings and catalytic converters businesses.
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Inflation looks set to weigh on household spending too, with wage growth unlikely to keep pace with rises in consumer prices.
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"The absence of an adequate shock absorber will weigh on Nigeria's outlook," Standard Chartered told clients in a recent research note.
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However, European banks are adjusting their plans as a slowdown in China, difficult macroeconomic conditions, and tighter regulation weigh on profits.
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Still, regulators warned that too-loose lending that remained on bank books could weigh on the industry in a credit downturn.
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However, it warned that protectionist measures and lower growth rates worldwide, as well as Brexit, could weigh on its economic forecasts.
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That will weigh on growth in the United States and further suppress inflation, which is already well below the Fed's target.
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Two more industrial companies, Caterpillar and 3M, disappointed with their corporate earnings as global trade concerns continue to weigh on results.
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But in this case the change matters, and more expensive houses coupled with more expensive mortgages can still weigh on demand.
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Plus, political risks could weigh on big drug stocks in the run-up to the November presidential election, the firm said.
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The ongoing trade fight between the U.S. and China also continues to weigh on markets, following a recent escalation in rhetoric.
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Fitch said on Monday that Russia's flight ban would weigh on Georgia's growth and current account through its impact on tourism.
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Reduced risk appetite could weigh on the Canadian dollar because Canada depends on capital flows to finance its current account deficit.
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The next year, he predicted that oil prices would tumble while a slowdown in China's economy would weigh on global markets.
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Amazon's own results weigh on the sector, as it earned 40 cents per share instead of the $1.42 analysts had expected.
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But T-Mobile has financial and strategic value, Hodulik said, as iPhone deals threaten to weigh on margins in the industry.
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The MPC expects several factors to weigh on investment in the near term and on employment and consumer spending over time.
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"[The scandal] will weigh on anyone that sees an Odebrecht bid when it comes time to assign a project," Elias said.
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Toyota – Toyota cut its full-year profit forecast by about 6%, expecting a stronger yen to weigh on its bottom line.
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Rising rates typically weigh on gold, as they lift the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets, while boosting the dollar.
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"Further tariff increases and uncertainties about future trading relations are likely to weigh on global economic momentum going forward," it added.
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While the banking issues will likely weigh on the sovereign, it will not stop it from having access to the market.
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Tightening global liquidity could also weigh on business activity by pushing up borrowing costs, while capital outflows are also a risk.
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A reduction in crop yields as a result of dirty air would also weigh on most countries' economies, the report said.
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"(But) we also see risk these initiatives will weigh on margins over time and may be viewed as defensive," she said.
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If market sentiment shifts, if the market starts to price in a 'no deal' scenario, it's likely to weigh on sterling.
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Market participants were buoyed by the Fed's dovish stance on Wednesday, but slowing global growth continues to weigh on investor confidence.
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In November 2018, Girard said rising interest rates and trade turbulence between the United States and China would weigh on growth.
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The gains in some of its major rivals and the firm tone of emerging market currencies helped weigh on the greenback.
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It has fallen from 2.3 percent at the start of the year, as safe-haven buying continues to weigh on yields.
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The ban is the latest development in a wider trade dispute between the two countries that could weigh on Canada's economy.
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Dudley also said in an interview with the agency that continued tightening on conditions would weigh on the Fed, MNSI reported.
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SX8P which is down 3.8 percent as the global economy and a slowdown in business spending weigh on the sector's sentiment.
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A weak payrolls data could further weigh on the U.S. unit, making dollar denominated metals cheaper for investors holding other currencies.
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Kepler Cheuvreux analyst Jon Cox said the disappointing outlook and absence of a share buyback announcement, would weigh on the stock.
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A lower-than-expected pace of rate hikes would weigh on the dollar, making dollar-priced gold cheaper for non-U.
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China's retaliatory tariffs threaten to hurt jobs in the agriculture-heavy state, an issue that could weigh on Cramer. 21625. Sen.
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"Looking ahead, we think that subdued global growth will continue to weigh on exports," wrote Rasmussen in a note on Friday.
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In the latest FOMC minutes, the U.S. central bank was almost certain, even if low inflation continues to weigh on sentiment.
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The company's said lower-than-planned merchandise at discount stores and a challenging retail environment would weigh on its 2019 revenue.
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The central bank's Loh said regional headwinds have continued to weigh on lending activity, with trade financing activity to China subdued.
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Such fears threaten to weigh on banks this year, because their performance is closely tied to the health of the economy.
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He added that Trump's seemingly unwavering position would likely continue to weigh on stocks as the market entered Monday's trading session.
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"History doesn't really weigh on this club," Theo Epstein, the Cubs' president for baseball operations, said before Game 33 on Saturday.
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Buyers are also seeing higher prices for gas, which, while not a major factor for everyone, may weigh on consumer confidence.
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"While global economic growth is gaining momentum, various uncertainties remain" that could weigh on Japanese consumer and corporate sentiment, he said.
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The central bank chief said the a political uncertainty this had created could weigh on Sri Lankan economic growth this year.
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The focus will remain on the U.S. political turmoil, which could continue to weigh on the dollar for now, analysts said.
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Oliveri said uncertainty about the state of divorce negotiations between Britain and the European Union continued to weigh on the pound.
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Issuing additional debt could weigh on the company's credit profile, while supplying more stock or convertible bonds would dilute current shareholders.
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An end to the era of ultra-low interest rates from the Federal Reserve will also weigh on these overvalued names.
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Analysts said the lingering uncertainty is likely to force the Bank of England to remain dovish and weigh on the currency.
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Rising equities tend to weigh on gold, which is widely seen as a safe-haven asset compared with higher-risk stocks.
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Low levels of capital spending by firms will weigh on Britain's productivity, which already has barely grown in the past decade.
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A slowing global economy is also continuing to weigh on Caterpillar, which first warned of weakness in China back in January.
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Worries about "trade wars and fears that higher oil prices will start to weigh on demand growth ... are overdone," it said.
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S. trade war continues to hurt the revenues of exporters, which will in turn weigh on the major indices, he added.
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They also reported an increase in imports, which economists said could weigh on gross domestic product growth in the first quarter.
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The effects of the coronavirus will weigh on economic activity in the near term and pose risks to the economic outlook.
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Yet Mr. Bourkoff and others said the specter of government opposition to mergers had begun to weigh on deal makers' minds.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's deepening political crisis over its exit from the European Union will weigh on London's blue-chip stocks index .
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But in the meantime, that's a whole lot of political risk that will weigh on your decisions to hire and invest.
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Asia markets were mixed on Friday as fears over the ongoing coronavirus outbreak in China continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
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The chill in relations has begun to weigh on Chinese investment in the United States, along with Chinese students and tourism.
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But Kaplowitz said in a report that "potential long-term PFAS-related liabilities could continue to weigh on valuation" for 3M.
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Over the years he learned that following every lead was only going to wear him out and weigh on his margins.
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No economy can rise in an unbroken line forever, and mounting debts and a declining labor force still weigh on China.
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The stimulus from tax cuts will eventually fade and the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes may also weigh on the economy.
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Oil prices slipped as the trade war continued to weigh on the growth outlook for China, the world's largest crude importer.
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Nissan Motor Co said earlier it expects a rise in commodity prices to weigh on operating profit by 90.0 billion yen.
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The drop in demand from Indian importers could weigh on global prices, which have dropped 8.8 percent so far this year.
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It also said the slower pace of growth in China would weigh on economic activity in Europe and the United States.
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Fixed income trading appeared to weigh on U.S financial companies, making the sector the biggest drag on the S&P 500.
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Weakness in corporate earnings and profits are likely to weigh on business investments and job creation to keep its workforce employed.
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The new interest rate ceiling and limitations on fees/charges should further act to weigh on credit card growth and profitability.
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Damage in the agricultural sector will both weigh on state finances as well as tighten food supply in the short term.
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Stocks in Asia were mostly higher on Friday as concerns around the ongoing coronavirus outbreak continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
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"Economic weakness may continue to weigh on industrial profit growth going forward," analysts at Citi wrote in a note on Friday.
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Malaysia's bond market is the most foreign-owned in Asia, and the status-quo could weigh on the ringgit on Friday.
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The amount could be reduced by of a slowdown in the global economy, which is likely to weigh on Britain's output.
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"Credit growth looks set to slow further, which should weigh on economic activity during the remainder of this year," said Evans-Pritchard.
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Evans expects the uncertainty to weigh on business confidence, spending and employment plans which in-turn would hurt an already cautious consumer.
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Fischer, the Fed's No. 2 policymaker, said Friday's nonfarm payrolls report for August will likely weigh on the decision over a hike.
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All this additional capacity is expected to push the LNG market into oversupply, which is likely to weigh on already weak prices.
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Declining Chinese demand, underperformance of the mining and agricultural sectors compared with 4807123, and devaluation in neighbouring Nigeria will weigh on growth.
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Increased interest payments of the sovereign will weigh on the income balance and further contribute to a deterioration of the external position.
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Sam Khater, chief economist at mortgage buyer Freddie Mac, said the lack of meaningful pay raises could weigh on the housing market.
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Cutting benchmark interest rates may be the last resort as that could weigh on the yuan and fuel debt risks, analysts say.
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Now, one leading technical analyst says the group could fall further after industrial heavyweights like Caterpillar and 3M weigh on the sector.
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Han Changfu warned that El Nino might weigh on output this year, adding volatility in grain prices might reduce income for farmers.
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Regional gaming revenues continues to be tepid * Longer-Term secular headwinds such as slower wage growth will continue to weigh on u.s.
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Traders said signs of limited progress in talks between Britain and the European Union over Brexit continued to weigh on the pound.
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A Reuters poll showed that investors expect slowing growth and political risks to weigh on European shares in the next 12 months.
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Manhattan real estate sputtered in the fourth quarter, as inflated prices and rising inventories continued to weigh on the high-end market.
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Government restrictions on margin financing continued to weigh on trading, while crackdowns on property-related and other structured products also hit revenues.
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They're so high for this game, and that does weigh on us when it comes to working out the best ways forward.
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"Saying that the outlook has moved to the downside is not surprising, but it will weigh on the common currency," Doyle said.
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Lumber prices, however, continue to weigh on the company's sales as roughly 8% of its revenue comes from sales of the commodity.
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These trends are partly offset by elevated competition in peanut butter (~12% of sales), which we expect to weigh on FY833 results.
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And while uncertainty will continue to weigh on business investment and hiring — and thus the economy's growth — recession will remain at bay.
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Nokia said last month that its stepped-up capital spending to win future 5G upgrade deals would weigh on profitability this year.
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Well, that's because the U.S.-China trade war has begun to weigh on global growth and hitting countries from Canada to Singapore.
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Even if Clinton were to win on election day, the pall of an ongoing investigation would likely weigh on the president-elect.
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However, mounting tensions between North Korea and the United States and the looming French presidential elections continued to weigh on investors' minds.
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The price of oil, one of Canada's major exports, dipped on concerns that U.S.-China trade tensions could weigh on fuel demand.
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However, Morgan Stanley Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Pruzan warned that a seasonal slowdown and geopolitical concerns could weigh on activity moving forward.
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One of the nagging issues with Square's financials was a disastrous deal with Starbucks, which continues to weigh on the company's profitability.
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Bob Sasser, CEO of Dollar Tree, said cost increases related to rent and health care continue to weigh on its customer base.
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And the recall saga could also weigh on Samsung's broader portfolio of devices, which includes its flagship Galaxy S22017 and S22016 Edge.
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"We expect downward pressure on China's economy and export growth to continue to weigh on the CNY," they said in a note.
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At the same time, uncertainty over upcoming elections in euro-area countries will weigh on the single-currency, according to the note.
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Mayo also notes that higher costs, complexity, currency issues and slower capital market activity is also likely to weigh on bank earnings.
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"Anytime you have this type of political uncertainty, it's going to weigh on confidence: business confidence, capex and consumer confidence," he said.
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In the more distant future, the fund worries that climate change and global inequality could weigh on growth over the long term.
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Elsewhere, concerns over Brexit continue to weigh on sterling, with the currency hitting a 31-year low against the dollar on Tuesday.
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On the company's earnings call, Disney warned that the Fox deal would continue to weigh on its profits in the fourth quarter.
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"Anything like the events we're seeing in Brussels this morning is going to weigh on risk sentiment and risk appetite," he said.
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It said German moves to block exports to Saudi Arabia could hurt its deals with Riyadh and weigh on its financial performance.
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Micron posted better-than-expected quarterly results, but Citigroup noted a deterioration in NAND prices that it said would weigh on results.
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The SEAI's decision could weigh on the Malaysian benchmark palm oil contract for January delivery FCPOc3 when the market reopens on Tuesday.
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A weak payrolls data could further weigh on the U.S. currency, making the dollar-denominated metals cheaper for investors holding other currencies.
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But Yellen did admit that weakness in the global economy and risks from China could weigh on the outlook for U.S. growth.
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Futures extended gains after New York Fed President William Dudley reportedly said that continued tightening on conditions would weigh on the Fed.
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Management expects additional pressure to weigh on its margin during the first three months as it tries to clear through excess inventory.
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Softer global demand will also weigh on South Korea's January industrial production, due Wednesday, which will likely fall 2 percent, Hseih said.
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Micron warned in September that U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods would weigh on its financial results for as much as a year.
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Norges Bank also highlighted how the risks of a global trade war and emerging market instability could weigh on the Norwegian economy.
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Refunding the VAT would not impact day-to-day operations or dividend policy, but would weigh on 2017 results, the company said.
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Fitch expects the substantial exposure of the three largest banks to weaker African economies to continue to weigh on their risk profiles.
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Asian markets finished mostly higher Friday, following a jump in oil prices, however a stronger yen continued to weigh on Japan's shares.
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Shares of Mallinckrodt were down 6.3% in noon trading, as concerns related to its Acthar gel continued to weigh on the stock.
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On the other end, basic resources were seen lower, down 1.5 percent, as struggling oil prices continued to weigh on the sector.
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Fischer, who said that the data could weigh on any rates decision, gave no fresh clues in a television interview on Tuesday.
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But oil prices slipped on Monday on concerns of increasing shale output in the U.S. which could weigh on the global oversupply.
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Government curbs on margin financing continued to weigh on trading, while crackdowns on property-related and other structured products also hit revenues.
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Investors worry that higher interest rates will add to a slowdown in Canada's real estate market and weigh on the country's economy.
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What's more, as the number of off-price and fast-fashion stores increases, pricing pressures will continue to weigh on the sector.
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" When Zyuzin's troubles first started, he stuck a quote on the wall of his office: "Loans, like sins, weigh on your soul.
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In its , the IEA said global stock builds, rising non-OPEC production and static oil demand could weigh on the oil price.
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Along with increased regulatory activity, Dimon's comments appeared to weigh on the asset heavily, as it fell 8.7 percent the following day.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer has accepted the fact that issues in Washington can indeed weigh on Wall Street, especially going into the weekend.
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India's rupee dropped 217 percent to another record low as worries about a widening trade deficit continued to weigh on the currency.
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"The financial impact of both deals combined is likely to weigh on operating margins over the next few years," he dourly predicts.
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This has been showing signs of strain in recent months as volatility in financial markets and low oil prices weigh on sentiment.
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He warned, however, that rising production could weigh on prices and profits again towards the end of the year and into 2019.
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The monetary policy risk therefore stems from the possibility of "excessive" tightening that would constrain private-sector activity and weigh on growth.
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Analysts and financial planners say the popular revenue model could result in more personal debt and weigh on people's ability to save.
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The rise of online shopping is a mixed blessing for retailers, since higher shipping costs will probably weigh on their profit margins.
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These risks have the potential to weigh on global growth and foreign demand for euro area exports and on confidence more widely.
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A complicated provision made its way into the bill, and the renewable power industry worries that it could still weigh on demand.
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Source: BofA Merrill Lynch Global Investment Strategy, EPFR Global Stock buybacks are also on the decline and should weigh on market returns.
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A further rise in the currency could compress consumer prices and weigh on the outlook for growth and employment, the RBA warned.
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The results were weaker than in previous quarters, partially due to food deflation in Brazil, which continues to weigh on grocers margins.
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"Uncertainties around trade tensions and concerns about the strength of the global economy continue to weigh on the U.S. outlook," Powell said.
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If trade conflicts were to weigh on the U.S. economy, the sector's rising leverage ratios could also pose trouble, in his view.
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Lower interest rates reduce the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion and weigh on the dollar, in which it is priced.
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Biden may have opposed this singular effort to desegregate America's schools, but should that weigh on our view of him in 2019?
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The risks to Uber's business posed by its reputation could weigh on the price that any buyer would be willing to pay.
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If global investors look to diversify their dollar holdings into other currencies such as the euro, that could weigh on the dollar.
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But fundamental weaknesses in terms of poor growth outlook and lack of credible policy responses will continue to weigh on the currency.
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Jane Foley, senior FX strategist at Rabobank, also suggested the dollar would remain strong as coronavirus fears continued to weigh on sentiment.
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The weakness of the global economy continues to weigh on domestic inflation, in part by pushing up the value of the dollar.
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Low rates increase economic growth by encouraging borrowing and risk-taking, while high rates weigh on economic growth by reducing those activities.
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The South African rand fell against the dollar, reversing an earlier rise, as a weak domestic outlook continued to weigh on sentiment.
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But industry will weigh on growth, even if sentiment indicators around the turn of the year appeared more benign, suggesting some improvement.
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Bombardier said it also expects the timing of milestone payments and new orders at its Transportation unit to weigh on 2019 results.
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Tatha Ghose, an economist at Commerzbank said, however, that the central bank's loose policy stance would continue to weigh on the forint.
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UBS described the result as "solid" while noting that the restructure costs were higher than expected and would weigh on market sentiment.
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"These agreements usually last for a couple of years, so this will weigh on overall wage outcomes for a while," Ellis noted.
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The euro was steady on the day at $503, as concerns about France's upcoming election continued to weigh on the single currency.
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L Brands posted mixed third-quarter results Wednesday as declining sales at its Victoria's Secret brand continued to weigh on its performance.
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Padoan said the 20 billion euros — which represents more than one percentage point of gross domestic product — would weigh on 2017 finances.
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"EVs are relatively simpler to plan and build," it said, adding it would weigh on demand for product-lifecycle and automation software.
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Meanwhile Brent crude futures staying near overnight's 10-month low of $44.35 a barrel, may continue to weigh on other Gulf bourses.
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Admittedly, the rise in fuel costs will eventually weigh on the disposable income of consumers and the profits of non-oil businesses.
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The negative sentiment is set to weigh on other Asian currencies, although they will remain fairly resilient to the impact, analysts say.
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However, a more sustainable improvement in growth would require better productivity performance, and rising debt is likely to weigh on private investment.
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An unchecked deficit would weigh on Israels debt-to-GDP ratio, which it lowered to 61% in 2018 from 74.6% in 2009.
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On top of the risks to Trump, investors worry the political turmoil surrounding an impeachment could weigh on an already fragile economy.
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Fitch forecasts a 0.7% decline of national GDP in 2016, which in turn will weigh on the city's economic and budgetary performance.
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As many as 300 people were killed, in a massacre that continues to weigh on the memories of many American Indian communities.
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But even with the recent trade news, strategists say uncertainty surrounding the trade discussions is likely to continue to weigh on outlooks.
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The weakness could weigh on casinos including MGM, Las Vegas Sands and Wynn Resorts that have an exposure to baccarat, the analyst noted.
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It's difficult to parse just how much lingering bad feelings will actually weigh on the company, especially in today's short-fuse media environment.
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And third, the retailer must keep inventory in check during the holiday quarter without promoting merchandise too steeply, which can weigh on profits.
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It's time for the world to have to look at our anger and examine how their actions weigh on us as a result.
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Production metrics and export orders are falling as the country's trade dispute with the U.S. drags on and other factors weigh on growth.
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Levy also said that the challenges Publicis faced in 2016 will probably continue to weigh on sales in the first half of 2017.
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That leaves Woods facing the prospect of slow growth and billions of dollars in new spending that could weigh on results for years.
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Britain's third-largest homebuilder Taylor Wimpey warned in April that the rising costs of building materials would weigh on profit margins this year.
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Madden said the lack of clear guidance on the Fed's move, poor visibility on earnings and geopolitical concerns would weigh on investor sentiment.
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Stocks in Asia were mostly higher on Monday as ongoing tensions between the United States and China continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
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Sound loan growth partly offset the impact of low interest rates, which continued to weigh on revenue generation despite resilient fee income growth.
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After analyzing third-quarter earnings conference calls, Goldman Sachs found three major worries cited by corporate executives that could weigh on future profits.
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There are also concerns that trade friction with the United States could hurt Japanese consumer sentiment, which would then weigh on household spending.
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More often, middle-men such as wholesalers, vendors, and shippers weigh on retail supply chains, each with their own added cost of business.
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But in the long run, a more interventionist government policy is likely both to weigh on economic growth and to make equities riskier.
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Auto analysts suggest that the disconnect will weigh on traditional car dealerships in the near future and may put many out of business.
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The recent government shutdown and the ongoing trade war with China have in recent months begun to weigh on business and consumer confidence.
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A stronger local currency tends to weigh on the margins of resource exporters who sell their goods in foreign markets for U.S. dollars.
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The results show how a slowing economy and government-directed lending push to spur growth continues to weigh on profitability at larger banks.
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To be sure, a new rule regarding overtime pay, along with investments in digital operations and prices, will weigh on its bottom line.
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The third-quarter figure may also weigh on a previous SQM estimate of $22020,000-$12,000 per tonne for the second half of 2019.
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A) and Total (TOT) reported sharp declines in profits in the second-quarter, as the low oil price continued to weigh on earnings.
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Norwegian energy giant Statoil posted a slump in second-quarter earnings on Wednesday, as low oil prices continued to weigh on the industry.
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Iyer worries rising wages and increasing delivery costs will weigh on fast food restaurants while changing millennial dining preferences will hurt casual dining.
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Meticulous sifting through the latest offerings is expected to continue for at least several more months, though practical hardships weigh on the archaeologists.
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European markets finished deep into negative territory on Tuesday, as concerns over the health of the region's lenders continued to weigh on sentiment.
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LATECOERE: Latecoere cut its 1003 earnings outlook on Wednesday, saying additional start-up and restructuring costs would weigh on margins and cash flow.
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But it said factors including the imposition of a new sugar tax on beverages would weigh on results in the next fiscal year.
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The drama had begun to weigh on the campaign, too, as whispers about their frustrations -- denied by top officials -- turned into prolonged groans.
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The finance ministry also made no change to the current laws that weigh on foreign investors looking to run a casino in Vietnam.
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Despite the encouraging data, sluggish global demand will still weigh on China's export and manufacturing outlook, economists at ANZ said in a note.
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The first key factor set to weigh on sterling was that euro-area investors were losing their appetite for U.K. assets, Nomura said.
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Huawei is a small direct KEYS customer; however, the negative indirect impact (customers as vendors to Huawei) could weigh on KEYS growth rate.
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The renewed trade tensions are expected to weigh on exports, which earlier this year had benefited from increased Chinese purchases of American goods.
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The weakness in demand will itself weigh on supply as a period of low investment restrains growth in the capital stock and productivity.
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Because regulators will go only so far to loosen the shackles, the capital-intensity of businesses like FICC will still weigh on returns.
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New curbs on foreign property ownership, with banks restricting investment and adding credit controls, would further weigh on the property market, Christopher added.
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Wells Fargo leadership, meanwhile, noted that the current rate environment and yield curve inversion continues to weigh on its own net interest income.
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Brokers, such as JPMorgan, said that falling euribor would continue to weigh on the NII outlook for Spanish banks, especially in 2020-13.
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While China data shook up Asian markets, Fed fears continued to weigh on Wall Street also, which was trading sharply lower on Thursday.
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We asked CNN contributors and analysts to weigh on the good, the bad and the what comes next of Trump's first 100 days.
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When other people's criticism starts to weigh on your will to push forward, check back in with yourself and refocus on your goal.
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It took a hard stance against fake or controversial accounts, either blocking on driving away users, that could further weigh on its growth.
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Oil prices finished 2015 sharply lower on concerns of global oversupply, which analysts believe will continue to weigh on the commodity this year.
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Brokers, such as JPMorgan, said that falling euribor would continue to weigh on the NII outlook for Spanish banks, especially in 2020-2021.
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Bank of America analysts wrote in a note that oversupply in the uranium market would likely weigh on Cameco's stock for several years.
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The change would likely weigh on overall revenue for two more quarters before software revenue growth makes up for the decline, he said.
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"These developments if they prove persistent, could weigh on the outlook for economic activity and the labor market," Yellen said in her remarks.
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It isn't and the festering scandal is likely to weigh on the economy and may eventually spur a ratings downgrade, Oxford Economics says.
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The rollout of a nationwide Goods and Services tax (GST), expected in July after years of delays, could also weigh on economic growth.
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The news did not weigh on Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 index, which rose by 0.71 percent or 133.25 points to finish at 656.103,797.88.
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Efforts by Prime Minister Theresa May to convince her party to back her Brexit plans will continue to weigh on the pound, however.
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In Oman, the banking sector may weigh on the stock index after the second- and third-largest lenders reported sluggish third-quarter results.
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But ever since the beginning of March, policy missteps and continued scandals have started to weigh on the Trump administration — and the rally.
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In 1H13 net profit included GBP59 million of platform transformation programme costs that are likely to weigh on profitability in 2017 and 2018.
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The athletic director who had hired him had since retired, and the strain of recruiting to VMI was beginning to weigh on him.
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Oil prices fell about 1 percent as a rise in OPEC production and U.S. oil rig additions continued to weigh on the market.
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Despite the current run, coal markets remain well supplied in the long term, and that this could weigh on prices down the line.
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It has regained some ground as global sentiment improved, but the plunge of Turkey's lira has continued to weigh on the region's currencies.
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The Trump administration's decision to suspend a plan to cut mortgage insurance premiums on federally insured home loans may also weigh on homebuilders.
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There's fear among Republicans that Trump may weigh on the federal race by turning off middle-of-the-road Republicans and suburban women.
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Global stock builds, rising non-OPEC production and sluggish growth in demand could weigh on the oil price, in its report published Thursday.
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That night, the damage of the church seemed to weigh on people at the vigil almost as much as the deaths in Montecristi.
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According to bond ratings firm Moody's, it will likely put pressure on the U.S.'s fiscal strength and weigh on its credit profile.
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In the latest FOMC minutes, the U.S. central bank indicated that was almost certain, even if low inflation continues to weigh on sentiment.
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The financial strain resulting from the storm is expected to weigh on bondholder and bond insurer recovery in the absence of financial support.
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Alternatively the Fed could be more compelled to continue rate hikes to show its independence, a factor that would also weigh on bonds.
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Those shortages, from fresh food to manufactured goods, would drive up prices, weigh on corporate profits, pressure consumers and strain the U.S. economy.
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The squeeze on expected future profit appeared to weigh on Alphabet's share price, which fell about 222.67 percent to $3.093 after the bell.
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Fitch does not expect any major shift in the gradual regionalisation trend, but any significant expansion without offsetting steps could weigh on ratings.
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Lael Brainard, a Fed governor, has been particularly vocal in warning that the weakness of the global economy could weigh on domestic growth.
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Any U.S. political turmoil tends to weigh on the dollar, as a divided Congress could derail Trump's promised tax reform and stimulus steps.
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That would further weigh on Hauts-de-France, which in many respects sees its future tied more closely to London than French cities.
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But economists have flagged Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs and "erratic policymaking" as potential risks that could weigh on investor sentiment.
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Oil prices remained under pressure amid worries that a global glut of crude and refined products would weigh on markets for some time.
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Any slowdown in trade, combined with already low prices, could weigh on the 2016 wheat output forecast, FAO senior economist Abdolreza Abbassian said.
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Any U.S. political uncertainty tends to weigh on the dollar, as a divided Congress could derail Trump's promised tax reform and stimulus steps.
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Other legal woes related to allegations of manipulative trading practices in precious metals markets, including a proposed class action, weigh on J.P. Morgan.
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Still, Mr. Powell indicated that rate cuts might be on the horizon if "increased uncertainties" continue to weigh on American businesses and consumers.
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"Signs of weaker global growth as well as trade policy uncertainty will continue to weigh on China's external sector in 2019," she says.
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They can also weigh on crucial sectors of the economy by making it more expensive for companies and consumers to take on debt.
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However, opinions in Brazil may change if trade sanctions or boycotts start to weigh on an already weak economy, politicians and analysts say.
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And an ever-nearing reelection campaign, when support from a gun-loving base will be essential, is likely to weigh on Trump's thinking.
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But tariffs on construction materials, and a scarcity of construction workers in a tight labor market with rising wages, weigh on the industry.
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The likelihood of stronger gasoline exports from China in coming months may weigh on the profit margins of other refiners in the region.
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But if the data disappoints, and the weakness in Europe start to weigh on U.S. figures, "rates are going much lower," she warned.
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In a news conference following the decision, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the coronavirus would weigh on the U.S. economy for some time.
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And the pressure of a suitable performance here seemed to weigh on Ri Chol-un, an official with the North Korean skating federation.
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Even though the tariffs would be in line with global rules, they are still likely to weigh on the economy and American companies.
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Prolonged uncertainty and fear of the United Kingdom crashing out of the European Union in a hard Brexit weigh on the global economy.
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Increased government borrowing drives up interest rates and reduces the financing available to the private sector, both of which weigh on economic growth.
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" The report also warns that ratcheting up the U.S.-China trade war would "disrupt supply networks and weigh on confidence, jobs and incomes.
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Fischer, the Fed's No. 2 policymaker, said the Labor Department's jobs report for August will likely weigh on the decision over a hike.
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Most retailers by now understand that making investments in e-commerce can weigh on a business' margins, at least in the near term.
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Xu expects the recent weakening trend for commodities to continue to weigh on Canada's commodity-linked stock market ahead of the Fed decision.
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Cuban added that family life would be a consideration in whether to run, noting that his wife's thoughts would weigh on the decision.
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HK BUDGET- GOVT SAYS DEVELOPMENT OF THE NEW CORONAVIRUS IN HONG KONG COULD FURTHER WEIGH ON ECONOMIC SENTIMENT, CONSUMPTION AND TOURISM- RELATED ACTIVITIES
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So it's not just going to weigh on results this year, but those were baked in, in terms of where stock prices were.
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"But we need to closely watch whether the recent rises in input costs will weigh on corporate profits and fuel inflation," Zhong added.
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Fears that the coronavirus outbreak in China would weigh on demand are receding, two industry sources said, which has also supported the prices.
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Ample supplies from South America is likely to weigh on prices although a recovery in Chinese demand could limit the downside, Houe added.
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Ample supplies from South America are likely to weigh on prices although a recovery in Chinese demand could limit the downside, Houe added.
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In February, BAE warned that Germany's stance on Saudi could damage its major deals with the country and weigh on its financial performance.
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The continued deluge was already expected to weigh on restaurant sales, but it seems the fallout could be even worse than originally forecast.
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A further cut or a suspension of production would further weigh on Boeing, which is facing a rising bill from the Max's grounding.
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Import prices have dropped in 20.1 of the last 21.1 months, a sign that they will continue to weigh on consumer goods prices.
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While markets have been staging a slight recovery in recent days, the prospect of higher U.S. interest rates continues to weigh on sentiment.
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Bank stocks continued to weigh on the market, with an index tracking the nation's major lenders closing at a near nine-month low.
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The US economy has been carried by consumers, but recent data shows that the trade war is beginning to weigh on people's minds.
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"The muted tone of the statement could weigh on the share price in the near-term," said George Mensah, analyst at Shore Capital.
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However, an escalating trade battle between the United States and China continues to threaten economic growth prospects, which would weigh on oil consumption.
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Among potential risk factors that could weigh on its business, Cole Haan warned the coronavirus outbreak could impact its sourcing and manufacturing operations.
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Stocks in Asia Pacific fell on Thursday as fears over the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic continued to weigh on investor sentiment.
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" Warren was also asked to weigh on this question, but deferred it, saying only that it's "something we can have more conversation about.
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Apple is down 5% YTD as slumping iPhone sales and China market share concerns continue to weigh on the Cupertino-based company's bottom line.
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It was too early to say if Thursday's attacks in the Catalan capital and the coastal resort of Cambrils would weigh on that forecast.
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Significant investments in content, theme parks, and M&A weigh on near-term earnings, but should set up the business for long-term growth.
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However, semiconductor makers declined after top chipmaker Micron said U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods would weigh on results for as much as a year.
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The U.S. currency largely held onto its gains against the euro as persistent worries about the euro zone economy weigh on the single currency.
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