Trade tensions also sent U.S. 30-year Treasury yield to a record low and the benchmark 238.1-year yield to a three-year trough.
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Trade tensions also sent the U.S. 30-year Treasury yield to a record low and the benchmark 10-year yield to a three-year trough.
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USDA increased U.S. corn yield to 169.9 bushels per acre from its August estimate of 169.5 bpa, and it also raised soybean yield to 49.9 bpa from last month's 49.4 bpa.
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It expects the U.S. benchmark 10-year Treasury yield to move between 2.6 percent and 3.3 percent, and the 10-year JGB yield to trade between 0.0 percent and 0.2 percent.
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His response was to repeatedly yield to calls for regulation.
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Pain would yield to will, and that would be that.
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"I don't yield to pressure, only higher principle," he said.
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On Friday the BOJ lowered the yield to 21.5 percent.
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And really, we should all yield to art in transit.
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"The Cruz folks don't want to yield to supporting Trump and the Trump folks don't want to yield to supporting Cruz, and some establishment folks don't want to support either one of them," said Reem.
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She was ticketed for failure to yield to a funeral procession.
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Morales was charged with failure to yield to a funeral procession.
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A deputy saw a Taurus yield to the passing squad cars.
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The driver was charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian.
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DZ Bank expects the Bund yield to end 2020 around -0.5%.
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Buckle up when in a vehicle, and be extremely careful when crossing the street: Cars do not necessarily yield to pedestrians, and motorcycles and scooters do not seem to yield to anything — not even red lights.
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The Fed hinted it would yield to those red flags in January.
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His comments pushed the 10-year yield to its lowest since September.
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Qatar's refusal to yield to its neighbours' ultimatum is hurting the region.
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We will not yield to tyranny when it come to breakfast tacos.
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McDonald's is acquiring Dynamic Yield to create a more customized drive-thru
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Weather: Showers are likely early, then clouds yield to mostly clear skies.
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Corporations already had a way to provide a yield to shareholders: dividends.
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At that price, their annual yield to maturity was less than 1%.
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Ms. Tsai has not shown any inclination to yield to China's demands.
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Keon said he expects the 10-year Treasury yield to head higher.
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They want to be paid a higher yield to take that debt.
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The news send Italy's 10-year bond yield to a three-week high.
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Traders and analysts expect the 10-year yield to slip below zero percent.
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However, USDA somewhat blindsided the soybean market by increasing yield to 20123 bpa.
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HONG KONG LEADER SAYS ESCALATING VIOLENCE WILL NOT MAKE GOVT YIELD TO PRESSURE
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He is almost certainly the one who would most yield to presidential power.
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The recent bond rally pushed the 10-year Treasury yield to record lows.
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U.S. Treasuries extended their losses, driving the benchmark 22016-year yield to 226%.
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But she said she would not yield to calls that she step down.
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Every vendor, everywhere in the world, will eventually yield to its biggest customers.
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"For Christ's sake yield to me and become great and famous," he hectored.
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"Creative processes fundamentally don't yield to that sort of analytical look," he said.
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This spring, it will yield to Semolina, a creamier yellow from Benjamin Moore.
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A fall below that level would take the yield to a new record low.
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Higher interest rates provide better yield to investors and make a currency more attractive.
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Speaking generally, should religious convictions and free-speech values yield to non-discrimination values?
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They also must fly at or below 400 feet and yield to manned aircraft.
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The 10-year Treasury move brought the yield to its highest level since August.
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Ponsot long struggled toward a style that would yield to the particulars of imagination.
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Many argue that organic farming will never produce enough yield to feed the world.
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This concept, which also applies to bonds, is known as negative yield-to-call.
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"You aren't giving up much yield to be more defensive now," Mr. Pierson said.
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The benchmark U.S. Treasury note fell slightly to lift its yield to 2.0347 percent.
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The data also pushed Germany's 10-year government bond yield to a four-week high.
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McDonald's paid $300 million for sales assistant software Dynamic Yield to better personalize its menus.
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It didn't take long for the Jacksonville mass shooting to yield to wearying, familiar discourses.
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This sent the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield to its lowest level since November 2016.
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But now there's this shifting of priorities from pure yield to better, more sustainable food.
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The benchmark U.S. Treasury note fell 3/32 to lift its yield to 2.0434 percent.
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When your business model orbits entirely around yourself, everyone else must yield to your gravity.
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Others, including France, are determined not to yield to what they see as U.S. bullying.
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But the House is insisting that it won't simply yield to all the Senate's demands.
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To suggest we are on the edge of defeat is to yield to unreasonable pessimism.
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But these are women as likely to steal a scene as to yield to it.
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It can be unwound, but 80 years of practice will not yield to sudden solutions.
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At some point, short term partisan motivation must yield to the inevitable revelation of truth.
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Benchmark 10-year notes fell 16/32 in price to lift their yield to 1.9297%.
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Many of today's challenges are too complex to yield to the exercise of leadership alone.
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That caused the 10-year Treasury yield to surge to 2.8450 percent the highest since Jan.
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The murky world of modern slaves is, though, beginning to yield to high-tech policing methods.
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It forecasts Germany's 1.7-year Bund yield to fall to minus 0.20 percent by year end.
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This was not the first time this reporter has inappropriately refused to yield to other reporters.
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I don't see them yielding to the commission, but they might yield to the financial markets.
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Over time, those policy-based judgments yield to the guidance provided by the courts' prior precedents.
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This lifted the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield to 2.47 percent from depressed levels last week.
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Still, he warned, Beijing would not "be blackmailed or yield to pressure" over trade, Reuters reported.
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Traders await the reaction in the benchmark 22014-year Treasury yield to the 23:210 a.m.
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The data dragged the benchmark 211-year note yield to its lowest levels in seven months.
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Poems like "Our Secret Share" yield to witness, and often to the testimonial authority of prose.
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President Trump, with his refusal to take advice or yield to experts, is the West Wing.
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A drop below minus 0.200% set in 2016 would take the yield to a record low.
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That's one consequence of a major new proof about how complicated numbers yield to simple approximations.
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We are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism, or communism.
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Constitutional protections and American ideals, goes the argument, must sometimes yield to urgent public safety concerns.
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As a youth he was unwilling to yield to the rigid orthodoxies of French musical education.
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A drop below minus 0.300% would take the 10-year JGB yield to a record low.
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Write the book that teaches men to sit back and listen and yield to others' judgment.
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Benchmark 10-year notes last fell 13/32 in price to lift their yield to 1.5238%.
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Those concerns sent the 10-year U.S. note yield to its highest level in four years.
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A drop below minus 0.200% set in 56.883 would take the yield to a record low.
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President Obama has made clear he is going to yield to others in delivering that message.
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This was followed by another $2 billion bond in April offering a 6.2 percent yield to investors.
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The benchmark U.S. Treasury note US10YT=RR fell 5/32 to lift its yield to 2.0521 percent.
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Tired workers will not be productive since "creativity, progress and impact do not yield to brute force".
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He would not yield to the government's orders; they would not back down despite his lawyers' pleas.
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Major shareholders will continue to get their way, and directors will almost always yield to government pressure.
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S. payrolls took the 323-year yield to the bottom of the range which was 232 percent.
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Should it yield to the market, thereby risking the appearance that monetary policy is set by traders?
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The JPMorgan U.S. dollar Asia Credit Index had a yield to maturity of around 4.09 percent Thursday.
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Currently, the BOJ allows its 10-year bond yield to fluctuate between plus 0.2% and minus 0.53%.
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One study found that drivers in more expensive cars were less likely to yield to pedestrians. 4.
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Trump's demand for wall money, and Democrats' refusal to yield to him, led to the earlier shutdown.
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The benchmark U.S. Treasury note fell 6/32 in price to lift its yield to 2.0539 percent.
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Ultimately, though, Haraldsson seemed to yield to the all-consuming maniacal power of a camera-wielding tourist.
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Evidence suggests a chain of events that will yield to an educated guess of the near future.
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Capital Economics tips the bond yield to fall to negative 0.25 percent by the end of 2016.
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This has propelled the two-year Treasury yield to 2.436 percent, its highest level since September 2008.
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I do prefer the MGM REIT, because of the 5 percent yield, to the MGM common [stock].
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They also predicted a decline in soybean yield to 248 bpa from the trend of 217 bpa.
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Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto warned Wednesday that he would not yield to "blackmail," according to Reuters.
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Prices on 30-year bonds rose by more than 1 point, dropping the yield to 2.517 percent.
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Tuesday's 2628-basis-point increase in the 28500-year Treasury yield to 6900 percent reflected this repricing.
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The benchmark 10-year note fell 5/32 in price to push its yield to 2.6285 percent.
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A drop below this level would take the 30-year yield to its lowest since October 2016.
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"If European investors yield to America's pressure and leave Iran, then Sepah will take over," he said.
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State laws had to yield to constitutional acts by Congress, so the court ruled in Gibbon's favor.
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The problem for America is that men pretending to be strongmen will always yield to stronger men.
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I yield to no one in my admiration for Britten, and I've always liked this early concerto.
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They challenge Gornall; they taunt him, leave him bleeding and weary until, ultimately, they yield to him.
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Steve Israel: I'll just give you a quick perspective and then yield to my friend from Virginia.
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Weather: Early showers will yield to clouds and then sun, with a high in the mid-60s.
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Investors piled into ultra-safe government bonds, driving the 10-year Treasury yield to all-time lows.
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It's undeniable that we have to yield to that and to recognize that public safety is critical.
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Minnesota officials defend the law and argue that citizens' speech interests must yield to "reasonable" election restrictions.
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While Nixon resisted turning over information, he did yield to public pressure and let key witnesses testify.
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As their thwarted friendship suggests, however, history does not always yield to our desire for narrative closure.
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The weak data pushed Germany's benchmark 10-year bond yield to -0.59%, its lowest since the Sept.
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Unless protected by special lawslike the Endangered Species Act, natural habitats almost always yield to the bulldozer.
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But many species have brains that are simply too big, convoluted and multitudinous to yield to stereology.
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There is the implicit suggestion that players and fans would do well to yield to numeracy triumphalism.
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But Salvini said Rome would not "yield to blackmail" and that armed forces were ready to intervene.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note fell 6/32 in price to lift its yield to 2.5204%.
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The brokerage raised its forecast of the U.S. 13 soybean yield to 54.0 bpa, up from 53.8 bpa.
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In this case, the human driver didn't intervene because he thought the bus would yield to Google's car.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury notes fell 13/32 in price to push up their yield to 2.5507%.
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But other countries such as India, Turkey and China are not likely to yield to the same pressure.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury notes fell 15/32 in price to push up their yield to 2.5579%.
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The average yield-to-maturity is still 4.1 percent, more than double the payout of 10-year Treasuries.
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Felix must yield to Pablo's demands: Each shipment will be comprised half of Escobar's stock, half of Cali's.
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Going by their unwillingness to yield to America's demands for deficit-reduction targets, Chinese leaders seem to agree.
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It's really amazing how little we know and it may never yield to the normal tools of science.
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These events helped lead the 10-year Treasury yield to drop about 15 basis points since May 3.
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"We will not yield to the blackmail of the street nor the blackmail of the offices," it adds.
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Soriano's work doesn't yield to typical notions of artistic evolution, the idea that one must continually reinvent himself.
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Capital Economics tips the bond yield to fall to negative 503 percent by the end of this year.
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The brokerage raised its forecast of the U.S. 2018 soybean yield to 54.0 bpa, up from 53.8 bpa.
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On Monday, it was trading at 81 cents on the dollar with a 26 percent yield to maturity.
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KHAMENEI SAYS IRAN WILL NOT YIELD TO U.S. PRESSURE, REPEATS HIS BAN ON ANY TALKS WITH WASHINGTON - TV
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note fell 5/32 in price to lift its yield to 2.5168%.
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"Americans are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism, or communism," he began.
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The bus driver was arrested and charged with failure to yield to a pedestrian, according to the police.
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Deutsche Bank macroeconomists expect the 10-year Treasury yield to hit 3.5 percent by the end of 2018.
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Those are the sorts of things people say to give themselves permission to yield to their venal ambitions.
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Investors plowed into safe haven government bonds, driving the 10-year Treasury yield to levels unseen since 2016.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note fell 8/4533 in price to lift its yield to 1.7671%.
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Margins remain exceptionally high which provides a strong incentive to maximise crude throughput and the yield to distillates.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury notes rose 14/32 in price to push down its yield to 1.5925%.
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If McConnell refuses to yield to the political process that generates, Pelosi can stand pat until he caves.
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While maintaining the zero percent target, the BOJ could allow the 10-year yield to move more freely.
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He also uses a chart of the 10-year Treasury Note yield to further back up his point.
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The Ukrainians would not yield to, quote, 'investigate Biden' -- there's nothing to investigate about Biden or his son.
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Does he long for the power these men wield — or does he long to yield to their power?
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The benchmark 13-year U.S. Treasury note fell 11/32 in price to lift its yield to 1.9274%.
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How many Americans will yield to apathy and how many will believe with conviction that each vote matters?
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" After Stephen Douglas lost a bitter contest to Abraham Lincoln, he said, "Partisan feeling must yield to patriotism.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury notes fell 16/32 in price to push up their yield to 2.5615%.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note fell 11/32 in price to lift its yield to 2.0296%.
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Benchmark 22-year notes US22018YT=RR fell 22/22018 in price to lift its yield to 22 percent.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note fell 16/32 in price to lift its yield to 2.0485%.
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At least for one day our pitiable earthly problems had to yield to the monumental collisions of higher powers.
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In exchange, the N.L.D. would yield to important Chinese interests in Myanmar, such as major infrastructure and investment projects.
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U.S. Treasury prices fell in October, driving the 10-year yield to its largest monthly rise since June 2015.
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Worries about the increase in U.S. debt have stoked the 2137-year Treasury yield to a four-year high.
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Whispers about the group's differing experiences yield to the now cacophonous-sounding chatter of everyone else waiting in line.
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Rate cut hopes, fuelled by Draghi's dovish speech, led the U.S. treasury yield to the lowest since September 2017.
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Stephen Douglas told Abraham Lincoln, who had just defeated him for the presidency, 'Partisan feeling must yield to patriotism.
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Ennahda has had the good sense to share power with more secular groups, and even to yield to them.
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Rate cut hopes, fueled by Draghi's dovish speech, led the U.S. treasury yield to the lowest since September 2017.
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But there was no contagion from high yield to investment grade bonds, which attracted $4.8 billion of net inflows.
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He likes this slow pace and slow yield to make artworks of consumables meant to be a fast commodity.
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The company bumped up the yield to 5.3 percent from its initial 5.25 percent, but sold it at par.
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Woori's previous AT1 bonds, which are callable in 2020, are trading at a yield to call of around 3.8%.
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The last faulty assumption is that Western governments must yield to the Iranian regime as no alternative presents itself.
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Filmography recapitulating politico-chicanery, the age of the superhero is about to yield to the age of the monster.
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The agency did reduce corn yield – to 22017 bpa – above the highest of the 210 estimates collected by Reuters.
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However, less favorable ground in central Serbia lowers the national wheat yield to just over 4 tonnes per hectare.
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Trump, who famously loves the spotlight, will now have to yield to Clinton for most of the next week.
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The yield-to-maturity yield is 3.631% while the notes have an indicative spread over mid-swaps of 434bp.
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Russia's Yandex and China's Baidu have programmed cars to stop at streetlights, yield to pedestrians, and pass slow vehicles.
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In Chinese, we have a word, fu lao ("to yield to aging") It is about accepting change, admitting defeat.
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Theoretically, this should encourage the 22015-year Treasury yield to fall beneath that of the 23- and 25-year.
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Theoretically, this should encourage the 30-year Treasury yield to fall beneath that of the 2- and 5-year.
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We have now reached the tipping point where national military and economic power seeking must yield to something else.
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Long-term Treasuries have typically been a great place for older investors looking for yield to stash their cash.
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From a theoretical perspective, modern investors would generally expect the 10-year yield to be greater than the dividend yield.
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The firm worries that investors have been overly willing in their hunt for yield to buy speculative-grade corporate debt.
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"The trial will also send the message that China won't yield to outside pressure in implementing its law," it said.
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Actively managed world bond funds currently have an average duration of 5.8 years and a yield to maturity of 3.3%.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) also castigated the move and said state officials would not yield to pressure.
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They also don't yield to peer pressure and are willing to say no to things they don't want to do.
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The Fed's rate hikes have meant higher rates on loans as well as more paid out in yield to depositors.
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The stock's selloff in recent months has boosted Apple's dividend yield to 2.2 percent from 1.5 percent a year ago.
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Investors have also plowed into Treasury yields recently, pushing the benchmark 10-year yield to its lowest level since 2016.
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There are now nine sovereigns with 10-year bonds that trade at market prices implying a negative yield to maturity.
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Safety bids lowered 13-year U.S. Treasury yield to 2.229 percent and pinned 10-year German yield at 0.302 percent.
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A swoon in global rates has swept the 23-year Treasury yield to its lowest level in nearly three years.
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This week, buying took the yield to a low of 2.21 percent and strategists say it could fall even further.
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Iran said on Thursday it would not yield to "useless" U.S. threats from "an inexperienced person" over its missile programme.
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Consider last year's Uber crash, in which the self-driving algorithms weren't coded to yield to an unexpected human jaywalker.
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But fantastic conditions sent yield to an all-time high, boosting 2016 production by 20 percent over the previous year.
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Iran said on Thursday it would not yield to "useless" U.S. threats from "an inexperienced person" over its missile program.
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There's going to be a lot of pious language about 'We yield to no one in our contempt for racism.
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Since 1981, the US 10-year Treasury went from a 15% yield to below 2% in a rather steady fashion.
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The day was too lovely, the natural world too congenial and the food too satisfying to yield to uncharitable fantasies.
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"I will yield to nobody in passion and seriousness and commitment for securing the border," Mr. Cruz later told reporters.
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But while I yield to nobody in my appreciation of the right's fiscal fraudulence, I took its monetary hawkishness seriously.
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During his campaign for governor, Mr. Kobach, 52, presented himself as an effective policymaker who did not yield to opposition.
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Investors piled into government bonds, driving the 10-year Treasury yield to 1.75%, the lowest level in nearly three years.
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Wary investors fear that the Trump administration will yield to political pressure to back off the deal to save it.
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The faction within Syriza says it would prefer to "fall heroically" than yield to foreign demands for more belt-tightening.
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But those concerns must yield to the overwhelming evidence that Trump perverted U.S. foreign policy for his own political gain.
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That narrowed the gap over Germany's 10-year bond yield to 121 basis points — its tightest in almost a week.
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Even if it takes time to climb higher, Clorox is paying shareholders a 2.8% dividend yield to wait, Cramer noted.
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The day we yield to that temptation, as Sweden's prime minister reminds us, the enemies of freedom will have won.
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Stocks were spooked by a quick jump in interest rates, which pushed the 250-year Treasury yield to 22 percent.
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During these periods, the chair and the ranking member can yield to committee counsel to question witnesses if they choose.
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Since then bond prices have fallen, which pushed the 10-year yield to nine-moth high of zero last week.
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Though gold is such an asset, it does not offer a yield to investors and costs money to store and insure.
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In January, Turkey tapped the global bond market with a $2 billion bond that offered a 5.2 percent yield to investors.
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Putting further pressure on gold was the rise in the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to a two-year high.
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Piles of junk yield to stalls with precious jewelry, vintage clothing, and unique pieces like vintage cameras and art and artifacts.
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WAPNER: WHAT'S A REASONABLE YIELD TO EXPECT BY THE END OF THE YEAR PUTTING THE FED INTO THE CONTEXT AS WELL?
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The insurer expects the 10-year Japanese government bond yield to trade between zero and 0.1 percent for the second half.
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The BOJ decided at its July policy meeting to make its policy sustainable, allowing the 10-year yield to fluctuate more.
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Our car had detected the approaching bus, but predicted that it would yield to us because we were ahead of it.
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A general willingness to yield to ruthless tyranny does not make Zatopek's occasional acts of defiance any less courageous, he argues.
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So your opposition to shelter dogs may be a prejudice that would yield to a more careful exploration of the facts.
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"The Chinese people will not yield to outside pressure," he said, the defense ministry said in a statement after the meeting.
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It doesn't need to be cooked for very long, as the plentiful skin, meat and collagen quickly yield to the heat.
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He added that the key change has been the move of the U.S. Treasury bond yield to 3 percent last week.
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That pushed South Africa's 24.3393-year benchmark local bond yield to multi-week lows, whilst dollar bonds fell across the curve.
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Because of Bouteflika's age and health, there has been speculation even among government circles that the president might yield to successor.
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According to those reports, local authorities said the driver in the other car failed to yield to Uber's semi-autonomous Volvo.
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Commodity brokerage INTL FCStone raised its forecast of the U.S. 2019 soybean yield to 48.3 bushels per acre, from its Aug.
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That will define the revenue yield to the government, and then we have to size the government to that revenue yield.
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"The characteristic of this Establishment and [Iranian] people is that they will not yield to pressure," he said at the time.
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Maybe she will yield to the urgent pleas of Americans looking for a celebrity force powerful enough to counter Donald Trump.
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Will they yield to him, wittingly or unwittingly granting him outsize status as a Democratic superdelegate who can influence their nomination?
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Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam, has said she would not be swayed by violence to yield to the demands of protesters.
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Plus, Ventas is paying you a 5.3% yield to wait for the turn that I think Deb is going to engineer.
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In other words, bond investors demanded a higher yield to compensate them for the difficulty they might face in selling their holdings.
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The company will still have to yield to other aircraft, avoid flying over people, fly only during daylight hours and the like.
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And there were indications, ahead of his Senate confirmation hearing on January 15th and 16th, that Mr Barr might yield to them.
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The 10-year yield fell 1.2 basis points further below the 2-year yield to a negative spread of 5.4 basis points.
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As with soybeans, the USDA is expected to downgrade its U.S. 2019 corn yield to 165.0 bpa, from 166.0 bpa in June.
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Like with soybeans, the USDA is expected to downgrade its U.S. 2019 corn yield to 165.0 bpa, from 166.0 bpa in June.
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Ahead of the test, the nuclear scientists calculated the yield to be 6 megatons (with an uncertainty range of 4-8 megatons).
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Then there are people who do just the opposite: They yield to the needs of others and shy away from the spotlight.
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Standard & Poor's upgraded Portugal to BBB, allowing Portugal's 20.08-year bond yield to drop to its lowest in at least 219 years.
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Rather than yield to terror, we've decided to join the film's fans and move forward with the London premiere of 'Batman v.
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"The 1793-year Treasury yield would have to trade above 3 percent in yield to violate the long-term trend," he said.
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Although public-accommodations laws serve important purposes, they -- like other laws -- must yield to the individual freedoms that the First Amendment guarantees.
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The Fed's message on Wednesday sent the 383-year Treasury yield to as low as 1.974% before ending the day around 2.02%.
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The moves mark a complete change of tone in Warsaw after two years of PiS vowing not to yield to EU "blackmail".
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Second, once Trump has forced this issue to go through the courts, Mueller would not have an obligation to yield to Trump.
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This upbeat factory report propelled benchmark 10-year Treasury yield to 2.353 percent, the highest in nearly seven weeks, Reuters data showed.
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Strategists said the move, which drove the U.S. 10-year yield to its highest level since late October, started in Europe Tuesday.
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Simons has placed a big bet on his hunch that basic science will yield to the same approach that made him rich.
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The White House vowed not to "yield to blackmail" by handing over Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, the deposed shah, and imposed economic sanctions.
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Senior Iranian officials have warned the country would not easily yield to a renewed U.S. campaign to strangle Iran's vital oil exports.
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The chancellor refused to yield to his demands, until he made the issue a condition for helping her form a new coalition.
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In the weeks before Super Tuesday, Mr. Sanders had indeed refused to yield to critics who were searching for gestures of accommodation.
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"There is no problem we face here in America or around the world that will not yield to human effort," she said.
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" As a consequence, "the generalized assertion of privilege must yield to the demonstrated, specific need for evidence in a pending criminal trial.
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Indeed, his only false note is a crying jag, as the sneers and grins of his natural cockiness yield to implausible sobs.
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Messina said Intesa was proud to have been the first European bank to yield to the European Central Bank's calls for consolidation.
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The growing coronavirus worries reignited appetite for safe-haven assets, as investors pushed 253-year Treasury yield to an all-time low.
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The macroeconomics research company expects the 10-year government bond yield to rise to 2.75 percent by the end of the year.
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Carriers around the world will be upgrading their wireless technology, which could yield to big gains for international tower companies as well.
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It is unclear if Beijing will yield to key U.S. demands over trade imbalances, market access, and more protection for intellectual property.
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Senior Iranian officials have warned the country would not easily yield to a renewed U.S. campaign to strangle Iran's vital oil exports.
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The time comes when Wakanda can remain immune no longer, realizing that it too must yield to the cry of a changing world.
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A rush to safety briefly pushed Germany's 21.66-year bond yield to 210 percent DE10YT=RR, its lowest in more than a year.
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Combined, all these factors led the benchmark 10-year U.S. note yield to jump near its highest levels in more than seven years.
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Big internet companies do yield to political pressure: the British government squeezed 130 million pounds of back taxes out of Alphabet last year.
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While the title directs the way we read one particular shape in the painting, the others do not yield to our associative powers.
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Bond prices fell, with the benchmark 272-year U.S. Treasury note slipping 262.12/20.3 in price to push up its yield to 281.403%.
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I found myself remembering people I knew in high school, who knew they were right and would not yield to shame or facts.
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When bonds move from a higher yield to a lower yield, there is a rise in price which gives investors an excess return.
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Brekke did not yield to the request however, and has won the backing of the remaining board members, DN said quoting unnamed sources.
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At EU level, the crop monitor increased its projection for this year's sugar beet yield to 77.5 t/ha from 76.1 t/ha.
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Trump boycotted the event after Fox News refused to yield to his demand that network anchor Megyn Kelly be replaced as a moderator.
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In June 2013, Wells Capital Management, Citi and Societe Generale all forecast the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond yield to push significantly higher.
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Democrats did not yield to Trump's demand to fund the barrier, leading to a 35-day partial government shutdown during December and January.
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So rather than yield to Chinese intimidation, America should continue to assert the freedom of navigation and overflight, and do so less ambiguously.
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Investors also rushed to the safety of U.S. Treasuries, pushing down the 10-year yield to a two-month low of 2.122 percent.
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"The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it," wrote Oscar Wilde in The Picture of Dorian Gray.
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Sometimes it's a matter of sage advice not taken, other times entrenched bad habits or beliefs that just won't yield to common sense.
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Whether they will yield to that pressure is another matter and in the meantime, the probe could end tying up Lighthizer's stretched resources.
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Strategists said the move, which drove the U.S. 10-year yield to its highest level since late October, started in Europe on Tuesday.
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The wider cause is paramount, and to serve one's private needs, in paint, is to yield to the bourgeois blandishments of the self.
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"China is not going to yield to outside pressure and eat the bitter fruit," an unnamed senior official said in the Journal report.
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The decline in yields also pushed the spread between the two-year and the 10-year yield to its lowest level since 2007.
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It is also unclear whether the third rival government, based in the eastern city of Tobruk, will yield to the unity government's authority.
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To survive, we all need to both commit ourselves to some sense of order, and at the same time, yield to the chaos.
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Commodity brokerage INTL FCStone late Wednesday raised its forecast of the U.S. 2019 soybean yield to 48.3 bushels per acre, from its Aug.
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Interpol's tepid response to that highly unusual action sparked criticism that it was too quick to yield to influence from an authoritarian government.
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The government's decision to yield to the cartel has raised questions about President Andres Manuel López Obrador's strategy to confront rising criminal activity.
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When we always yield to our children's wants, we rob them of the opportunity to find solutions by adapting what they already have.
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He was charged with aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle, failure to yield to a pedestrian and failure to exercise due care.
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December has seen yields bounce back, with the yield on the 10-year Treasury climbing from a 1.774% yield to begin the month.
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We yield to no one in our distaste for sex traffickers — but society can combat that evil without putting, say, Wikipedia at risk.
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She doubted that the Fed would yield to any potential political pressure to help finance the growing fiscal deficit caused by the tax cuts.
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A rush to safe havens briefly pushed Germany's 10-year bond yield to 0.19 percent DE10YT=RR, its lowest in more than a year.
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Wealthy people can better afford to take shelter in money market accounts because they don't have to chase yield to make money, Cramer said.
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One in 2011, one in 2012, and another in 2016—all resulting from the seeming failure of the driver to yield to the cyclist.
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Nationalist-minded governments, especially in Poland and Hungary, have vowed not to yield to Brussels and western EU states that espouse more liberal views.
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The data also pushed Germany's 10-year government bond yield to a four-week high, helping banks record a fifth-straight day of gains.
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A big majority of Mr Rajoy's voters in the rest of Spain support him in part because he refuses to yield to Catalan nationalism.
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The bond, carrying an 8.75 percent coupon, is trading at its highest level in price terms which has sent its yield to 8 percent.
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The BOJ maintained its pledge to guide short-term interest rates around minus 0.1 percent and the 10-year JGB yield to around zero.
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Safe-haven demand ahead of the Italian and Austrian votes pushed the German 10-year Bund yield to 13 percent, down 8 basis points.
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"Our car had detected the approaching bus, but predicted that it would yield to us because we were ahead of it," the report reads.
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Local newspaper reports suggest another car failed to yield to Uber's SUV, hitting it and resulting in the autonomous vehicle flipping onto its side.
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She said adding additional yield to these bonds for the extra maturity would give a fair value of 8.3 percent to the 2024 bonds.
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Under its current monetary policy framework of "yield curve control," the BOJ aims to guide the 10-year JGB yield to around zero percent.
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" Wherever people yield to public authority the judgment and punishment of crime, Locke wrote, "there and there only is a political, or civil society.
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"We did not yield to the extortion demands and our analysts are conducting a profound technical and forensic analysis on the attack," he wrote.
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At the same time, a Greek government spokesman said that Greece would not yield to "illogical" demands from the IMF for "precautionary" austerity measures.
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In addition, the police will target drivers during those hours who speed, fail to yield to pedestrians, text on cellphones or block bike lanes.
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But Mr. Orban had said he would not yield to such criticism, because he believes the laws are necessary to maintain Europe's Christian identity.
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Commodity brokerage INTL FCStone late on Wednesday raised its forecast of the U.S. 2019 soybean yield to 93 bushels per acre, from its Aug.
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On Thursday Lamb was found guilty of a traffic violation — failure to yield to a pedestrian — and had her license revoked for six months.
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The uncertain outlook also pushed the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to its lowest level since July 523 as bonds were in demand.
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"I will yield to nobody in passion and seriousness and commitment for securing the border," Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, told reporters afterward.
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The consensus now is for the 10-year yield to rise 45 basis points to 0.703% in a year from around 0.8% on Tuesday.
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Yet here, just where the limits of the novella yield to the breadth of the trilogy, exhilaration or anxiety starts to giddy the storytelling.
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Skyrocketing demand for the short-term debt sent the three-month yield to minus 0.056%, and the one-month yield fell to minus 0.048%.
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Still, Loh said that it's not out of the question for the 10-year Treasury yield to test the lows of 1.32% from 2016.
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Hendon and Cameron, a first author of the study, ground the beans less finely, expecting a lower yield; to their surprise, the yield increased.
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Such a movement could force law firms to reconsider who they represent and make fossil fuel companies more willing to yield to legal pressure.
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Los Angeles has lost four of its last five games, and is likely to yield to a determined New Orleans squad playing strong basketball.
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Mr. Colon, 61, was charged with two counts of failure to yield to a pedestrian and two counts of failure to exercise due care.
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He said the city would do more to redesign streets to make them safer and to enforce laws requiring vehicles to yield to pedestrians.
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But I don't think we can yield to that, and I think, you know, there may be some campuses that react differently than ours.
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INTL FCStone on Monday raised its estimate of the average U.S. 2018 corn yield to 182.7 bushels per acre (bpa), from 177.7 bpa in August.
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The French 10-year note yield declined to 0.888 percent, narrowing its spread with the 10-year German sovereign yield to around 0.68 percentage point.
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The poll also showed analysts expect the 10-year German bund yield to rise from below zero now to 0.20 percent by end-Sept 2017.
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A lack of deals is forcing investors to continue to accept the erosion of lending terms in return for yield to avoid sitting on cash.
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In the United States, the opposite rule applies: Making eye contact confirms that the driver has seen you and should yield to the vulnerable pedestrian.
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Mr. Mejia, 29, was later arrested and charged with driving without a license, failing to exercise due care and failing to yield to a pedestrian.
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As for your roommate, the goal here is to strike the best possible compromise with her, not to get her to yield to your wishes.
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If economists wish to remain relevant and useful, the modest hand-wringing at this year's meetings will need to yield to much deeper self-reflection.
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Goud grows pulses, soybeans, maize and vegetables on his farm and said he is no longer dependent on one yield to survive the entire year.
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If Aleena were an Orthodox Jew or conservative Christian, she might yield to similar restrictions and feel like she was swimming against a cultural riptide.
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People in particular pay attention to the ratio of the 10-year yield to the three-month yield because these are very widely traded bonds.
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The possibility of the Fed tightening monetary policy drove the benchmark U.S. Treasury 10-year yield to its highest level in more than two years.
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This is often seen as a sign of heavy "short" bets on the price of that Treasury maturity to fall or its yield to rise.
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INTL FCStone on Monday raised its estimate of the average U.S. 13 corn yield to 182.7 bushels per acre (bpa), from 177.7 bpa in August.
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Citigroup, for example, had to offer investors a 12.5% yield to offload BB-/B notes from its final securitization of loans from Prosper in March.
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Fitch expects Longfor's leverage, as measured by net debt to adjusted inventory (including IP valued at higher of cost or 5% yield), to remain healthy.
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Demand for low-risk U.S. government debt sent the benchmark 10-year Treasuries yield to its lowest level in 2-1/2 months earlier Wednesday.
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Analysts were looking for USDA to lower the U.S. corn yield to 219 bushels per acre (bpa) from the long-term trend of 248 bpa.
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The price on Tesla's 5.3% note due August 2025 slipped, nudging its yield to the highest in about six months at 8.51% in European trading.
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He noted that some investors built positions before the policy meeting, seeing that there might be limited room for US treasury yield to rise further.
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What was quiet suddenly won't be, though it's anyone's guess as to whether the studios will try to hold out or yield to union demands.
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In essence, the elevated expressway would yield to a vast new wash of greenery extending Brooklyn Bridge Park all the way up to the Promenade.
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Well, although I yield to nobody in condemning the stupidity and corruption behind Trump trade policy, I'm a bit skeptical about the supply chain concern.
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Tempe police say that the human driver failed to yield to Uber's autonomous car before hitting it, causing the car to flip on its side.
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The coronavirus fears drove a rally in U.S. bonds, pushing the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield to a record low for a second consecutive day.
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About two years ago, I decided to yield to what every statistic I knew was telling me and stop trying to lose weight at all.
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The statement was a little more hawkish than traders anticipated, causing the 10-year Treasury yield to jump higher and in turn, boosting financial shares.
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Under its monetary framework outlined in September, the Bank of Japan controls the JGB yield curve and guides the benchmark yield to around zero percent.
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LB: There are these pathogens, viruses and pests, white flies that are feeding on the plants and killing them basically, reducing the yield to zero.
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Better than expected U.S. consumer spending data briefly nudged up the safe haven 10-year German Bund yield to a session high of 0.017 percent.
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U.S. bond prices have fallen for the past four days, pushing up the 10-year yield to 2.998 percent, its highest level since January 2014.
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Analysts said a rise in the 10-year benchmark bond yield to 7.82 percent on Tuesday reflected concerns about rising government borrowing costs in the market.
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In fixed income markets, the Ifo data helped Germany's benchmark 423-year bond yield to briefly stray back into positive territory, before slipping back sub-zero.
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"We have no intention to yield to the US demands in any form, nor are we willing to engage in negotiations of this kind," Choe said.
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According to ABC 15 News, a car failed to yield to the self-driving car and hit it, causing the Volvo to roll onto its side.
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The 10-year yield rose 2.7 basis points further above the 2-year yield to a spread of 16.8 basis points, its widest since March 1.
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In Iowa, the top corn production state and the second biggest for soybeans, USDA raised the average soybean yield to 59.0 bushels per acre from 58.0.
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To that, he adds 4 percent to 5 percent in risk premium to the 10-year yield to estimate the future annual returns for U.S. stocks.
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Several strategists interviewed by CNBC expect the 10-year yield to move above the current level but not dramatically higher through the balance of the year.
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Nervous investors plowed money into ultra-safe government bonds, driving the yield on the 10-year Treasury yield to just 2.31% — the lowest since late 2017.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Geng Shuang said Monday that China will "never yield to external pressure," hours before Beijing announced its latest round of tariffs.
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With Stephen Bannon assuming a senior White House advisory position, to think that Trump will suddenly begin to yield to the party elites' preferences seems naïve.
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Commerzbank strategist Christoph Rieger said he expected Germany's Bund yield to hold lower towards the end of the year as investors look to reduce risk exposure.
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Watermarks visible and invisible, as well as controlled cropping of source videos, were this team's suggestion, though ultimately the technology won't yield to these voluntary mitigations.
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The 7.5% perpetual non-call five-year was quoted at a yield to call of 8.8% on Monday before the bank filed for the new deal.
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It then refurbishes these properties and puts them on the rental market as part of a fully managed package, therefore returning a predictable yield to investors.
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While various yield curve pairs inverted months ago, the 2-year Treasury yield to 10-year spread looks set to go upside down any day now.
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They don't like that there's a prescribed order for tidying; they think you have to yield to what your client wants done and has time for.
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In response, Trump has threatened to start construction unilaterally under his emergency powers if Congress refuses to yield to his demand for more than $5 billion.
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His Instagram, where rather than making his works yield to the platform's tiny squares, he presents them in a tiled, mobile-defying form, is particularly striking.
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Whether they will yield to that pressure is another matter and in the meantime the probe could end tying up the Trump administration's stretched trade resources.
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Under a policy dubbed yield curve control (YCC), the BOJ guides short-term rates towards -0.1% and the 10-year government bond yield to around 0%.
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Under a policy dubbed yield curve control (YCC), the BOJ guides short-term rates towards -0.1% and the 10-year government bond yield to around 0%.
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Under the policy, dubbed yield curve control (YCC), the BOJ guides short-term rates towards -0.1% and the 0.33-year government bond yield to around 0%.
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It would not be wise to expect a 1.9% return when the yield-to-maturity on inflation-protected Treasury bonds is zero, as it is now.
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Still, those who resist change may have to yield to reality, said Kenneth J. Ruoff, a historian and specialist in Imperial Japan at Portland State University.
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Under a policy dubbed yield curve control (YCC), the BOJ guides short-term rates toward -0.1% and the 10-year government bond yield to around 0%.
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Under the policy, dubbed yield curve control (YCC), the BOJ guides short-term rates towards -0.1% and the 0.33-year government bond yield to around 0%.
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"I will yield to nobody in passion and seriousness and commitment for securing the border," Senator Ted Cruz of Texas said to reporters at the time.
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Because I didn't want to surrender to her misconceptions, to affirm her assumptions about my abilities, to yield to her anxiety and make it my own.
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The man, Kier Boneparte, 22, was also charged with driving without a license or insurance and with failing to yield to a pedestrian, the police said.
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The firm on Tuesday raised its estimate of the average U.S. 2019 corn yield to 0.67133 bushels per acre, from 168.4 in its previous monthly report.
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The firm on Tuesday raised its estimate of the average U.S. 2019 corn yield to 169.3 bushels per acre, from 168.4 in its previous monthly report.
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When representatives and senators are asked to defend the very structures of our republican form of government, loyalty to party must yield to a higher obligation.
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The jump in the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest in more than three years signals gains for big banks and technology stocks, history shows.
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"But those concerns must yield to the overwhelming evidence that Trump perverted US foreign policy for his own political gain," the Times&apos editorial board added.
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Prices on the benchmark 303-year Treasury note have risen this year, pushing down its yield to 2.69 percent, from 3.23 percent just three months ago.
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Prices on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note have risen this year, pushing down its yield to 2.69 percent, from 3.23 percent just three months ago.
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Schoenaerts — who excels at hard-body men who yield, to hurt, tenderness and love — affects a slight bob and weave, suggesting a life in the ring.
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The Court wrote in the Nixon case that the privilege "must yield to the demonstrated, specific need for evidence in a pending criminal trial," for instance.
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U.S. Treasury prices appreciated Monday, pushing the benchmark 10-year note yield lower to 2.419 percent and the short-term two-year note yield to 1.161 percent.
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When there is stress in the system, investors tend to rush in to buy safety and will bid up bonds, which causes the yield to go down.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Iran's supreme leader called on Muslim nations to unite against the United States, saying Tehran would never yield to "bullying," state television reported on Thursday.
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Even if MPs yield to the party whips, the Lords (where the government has no majority) will not, so the withdrawal bill seems sure to be weakened.
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The combination of "drier soils and impaired plant function is projected to cause Midwestern crop yield to decline by 173-20% at the century's end" she says.
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The refusal of the 10-year yield to lift much above 2% even as bullish bond sentiment has appeared extreme for weeks is a testament to this.
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" Of 1993's Body of Evidence, New York Magazine critic David Denby wrote: "Madonna cannot create a character — she cannot yield to any fantasy except her own.
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But Boockvar said the most noteworthy development in the last few days has been the rise of the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to about 1.63 percent.
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Under its current monetary policy framework of "yield curve control" unveiled in September, the BOJ aims to guide the 10-year JGB yield to around zero percent.
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"Passwords that are too short yield to brute force attacks as well as to dictionary attacks using words and commonly chosen passwords," the NIST guidelines remind us.
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One of his most striking remarks came when he sought to link the dangers of Russian meddling with the possibility that Trump could yield to authoritarian impulses.
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China will "never yield to external pressure" and is determined to protect its rights, said Geng Shuang, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Monday.
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Late last month, the district announced it sold $150 million of 30-year bonds to J.P. Morgan at a hefty 7.25 percent yield to finance capital projects.
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German bund prices also turned lower on the day, boosting yields, which in turn helped the 10-year Treasury yield to a high of around 1.950 percent.
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German bond prices also turned lower on the day, boosting yields, which in turn helped the 10-year Treasury yield to a high of around 1.950 percent.
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The questions didn't point in any self-evident direction, nor did they pick up any momentum, as Mitchell was regularly required to stop and yield to Democrats.
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Under its current monetary policy framework of "yield curve control" introduced in September, the BOJ aims to guide the 225.7142-year JGB yield to around zero percent.
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Among other things, this would involve dumping something called Auer deference, under which federal courts yield to agencies the authority to decide what an ambiguous regulation means.
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Rines wrote in an email to CNBC that he expects the U.S. 10-year yield to fall to 2.25 percent, assuming tax reform will come next year.
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In August 1974, the vigilant and tireless efforts by law enforcement, journalists, and our nation's leaders led President Nixon to ultimately yield to the rule of law.
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"It wouldn't shock me if Kohl's can actually turn itself around, and in the meantime the company's paying you a handsome 5.5% yield to wait," Cramer said.
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China will "never yield to external pressure" and is determined to protect its rights, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Geng Shuang, said earlier Monday.
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" However, Justice Alito continued, "the argument that a plaintiff's own interpretation of his or her religion must yield to the government's interpretation is foreclosed by our precedents.
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A five-car pileup, the only major wreck of the day, was caused by one driver's refusal to yield to another, blocking him into the infield grass.
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The stock market's 13% drop on Monday knocked Exxon shares to $34.49, a level last touched in 2003, and sent its dividend yield to a record 10.1%.
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In the weeks since, they have insisted that their strategy is working, that the steady squeeze of "maximum pressure" will force Iran to yield to their demands.
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Prime Minister Beata Szydlo, clearly disappointed, said her government would not "yield to pressure" to drop the reforms but did not say how it would now proceed.
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Brokerage INTL FCStone on Tuesday raised its estimate of the average U.S. 2019 corn yield to 1.103 bushels per acre, from 168.4 in its previous monthly report.
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This Indian experiment is far from over yet, and the initial chaos may well yield to an outcome that feels as if it was worth the trouble.
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We went from 2.5 percent in the 10-year Treasury yield to 2.8 percent in about three weeks, and that is a bit too fast for traders.
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This sent the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to a four-year high and the dollar also gained, which in turn hit greenback-denominated metals prices.
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Leftist Tsipras, elected on a platform of reversing austerity in 2015 only to yield to a third bailout months later, also said Greece had turned a page.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran is not concerned about reimposed U.S. sanctions and will not yield to pressure to change its policies, a senior Iranian official said on Monday.
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UK 10-year gilt yields fell to a record low of 0.34% , helping push Germany's benchmark 10-year bond yield to a fresh record low at -0.74%.
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Poland's 210.19-year government bond yield fell 211.74 basis points to a 211.71-year low of 211.70%, tracking a plunge of the corresponding Bund yield to record lows.
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He may believe holding the possibility of a credit downgrade or default over the Democratic leaders would make them more likely to yield to his border wall demand.
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Schumacher anticipates a modest increase in the 10-year yield to 3.35 percent by year's end, but he notes that a few market factors could increase his forecast.
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Bond prices fell on the White House announcement, with the benchmark 270.37-year U.S. Treasury note slipping 257/261.97 in price to push up its yield to 2.4638%.
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Treasury yields blew past key technical levels in the initial phase of the selloff, begetting more selling that drove the 10-year yield to a seven-year high.
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Netanyahu's right-wing government is wary of being seen to yield to Palestinian pressure over the site, which Jews revere as the vestige of their two ancient temples.
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Bond prices fell on the White House announcement, with the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note falling 2/32 in price to push up its yield to 2.4548%.
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JGBs were also weighed down by the drop in U.S. Treasuries, with longer-dated debt prices falling and pushing the 10-year note yield to one-month highs.
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Poland refused on Thursday to yield to pressure from the EU to take in any asylum seekers under a relocation scheme despite the EU threat of legal action.
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He expects India's benchmark 10-year bond yield to rise above 8 percent in the next few weeks as this move is likely to "cripple demand", he added.
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The 10-year yield fell 3.8 basis points further below the 2-year yield to a spread of -17.8 basis points, the curve's largest inversion since June 2000.
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The USDA lowered its estimate of the U.S. 22016 corn yield to 248.373 bushels per acre, from 2248.37 in September, but still the highest on record, if realized.
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Both insisted that they wouldn't yield to any sort of political pressure, and Clarida said the issue had not come up in his discussions with the White House.
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Buddhi Gurung, 49, the driver of the car, was arrested and charged with failing to yield to a pedestrian and failing to exercise due care, the police said.
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In the midst of processing the physical pain I experienced in pregnancy and my emotional trauma, I kept remembering that life wasn't going to yield to my circumstances.
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TODAY'S TOP TIP To survive lockdown as a parent, commit yourself to some sense of order -- but at the same time, yield to the chaos, Elissa Strauss writes.
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When things get bad, as they always do, the people grow restless and yield to a swindling demagogue who cultivates their fears and positions himself as the protector.
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On Tuesday, the market was volatile as bond yields resumed their slide, inverting the 10-year Treasury yield to its lowest level against the 2-year since 2007.
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Delivering the weekly sermon for the first time since 2012, Khamenei also said Iran would not yield to U.S. sanctions imposed over a dispute on its nuclear program.
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While the Fed's statement on Wednesday was widely expected, it was a little more hawkish than traders had anticipated, causing the 10-year Treasury yield to jump higher.
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And 22 former government officials or Legislative Council members signed a statement calling on Lam to "yield to public opinion and withdraw the Bill for more thorough deliberation".
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It reduced its estimate of the average soft wheat yield to 211.8 tonne per hectare, down from 212.1 t/ha in July and below last year's 23 t/ha.
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For example, Wells Fargo's dividend yield on its common stock is 3.92% and it offers several preferred stock options that range from a 7.5% yield to a 5.125% yield.
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Later on, one by one leaders of secularist, nationalist and pro-Kurdish opposition parties issued declarations or spoke on TV, reiterating their refusal to yield to a coup attempt.
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"Our lenders must know that we will stick to the letter of the (bailout) deal, without this meaning that we will yield to irrational or unjust demands," Tsipras said.
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In Gaza, the Bush administration applied economic pressure against Hamas, a designated terrorist organization, with the intent that Hamas would yield to the pressure and either moderate or fail.
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Investigation results: NTSB said the probable cause of the crash was the truck driver's failure to yield to the Tesla, and the Tesla driver's over-reliance on automated features.
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As widely expected, the BOJ maintained a pledge to guide short-term interest rates at minus 0.1 percent and the 10-year government bond yield to around zero percent.
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DUBAI, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Iran is not concerned about reimposed U.S. sanctions and will not yield to pressure to change its policies, a senior Iranian official said on Monday.
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The company expects the 13-year Treasuries yield to edge up to 2.5 percent at the end of the financial year to next March, compared with 2.3 percent now.
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NTSB's members voted unanimously to attribute the probable cause of the accident to multiple factors, however, including also the failure of the truck driver to yield to the vehicle.
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She said the government should not "yield to pressure from the street and from abroad", referring to ongoing protests against the planned reform and criticism from the European Union.
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Europe's bond yields climbed after a Reuters report that the BoJ was discussing modifying its huge easing programme sent Japan's 269.04-year bond yield to a six-month high.
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That pushed the yield on top-rated 10 year bonds to 2.16 percent and the 30-year yield to 65.53 percent, according to MMD, a unit of Thomson Reuters.
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Europe's bond yields climbed after a Reuters report that the BoJ was discussing modifying its huge easing programme sent Japan's 20.1-year bond yield to a six-month high.
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Distillate prices have also moved to a significant premium over crude oil to encourage refiners to maximize crude processing and the yield to middle distillates rather than other products.
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In 2014 a large number of short-duration funds held Phones 4U bonds as yield-to-call investments, as its secured notes became callable in April of that year.
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Though doctors often may yield to patients' requests for a specific drug, in many cases they apply their own judgment and prescribe a different one, or none at all.
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" Sure, doing drugs isn't compulsory—*turns to wink at camera*—but as Oscar Wilde once said, "the only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it.
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Neither party's leaders have adopted the bellicose anti-China language of President Trump, nor the use of tariffs to try to force the Chinese to yield to Australian demands.
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If the museum is to survive, I hold that it has to find ways to bring people together, even if these ways sometimes yield to discomfort and difficult conversations.
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But Ms. Perez, who rode the charter bus to work during the week, testified that she had noticed other instances in which Mr. Lewis failed to yield to pedestrians.
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If you yield to these strolling, often lighthearted sequences, it's because they seem plausible and bereft of strain; and also because, though nothing explodes, you realize that anything could.
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When the curve is inverted, shorter duration securities yield more than longer duration securities, meaning investors are demanding a higher yield to hold investments for a much briefer time.
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Meanwhile, the 9th Circuit could rule at any time on whether to yield to the Trump administration's request to lift the broad restraining order imposed by a Seattle judge.
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This in turn sent the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to a four-year high and the dollar also gained, which in turn hit greenback-denominated metals prices.
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Contractually, living choreographers are given final approval in artistic decisions, including casting, and the right to go backstage after performances, though they typically yield to the wishes of management.
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Under a new policy framework announced in September, the BOJ pledged to guide short-term rates to minus 0.1 percent and the 10-year JGB yield to around zero percent.
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The upbeat payrolls report also spurred selling in the bond market for a third straight day, propelling the 10-year Treasury yield to a seven-year peak near 2.073 percent.
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Under YCC, the BOJ guides short-term rates at -0.1% and allows the 10-year Japanese government bond (JGB) yield to move roughly 40 basis points around a 0% target.
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The plan is for Naver to help bring Dynamic Yield to Korea and Japan, by incorporating its tech into its own services and those of others that work with Naver.
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The move in bonds has been abrupt, taking the U.S. 10-year yield to a five-month high of 1.87 percent by midmorning Thursday, from 1.79 percent the day earlier.
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But while Apple enjoys a wide support among IT industry heavyweights, some politicians and the majority of Americans (according to some polls) think the company should yield to FBI's request.
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One problem: the UK already has trouble extracting concessions from the EU. So why would Europe yield to the UK if it were no longer contributing to the EU budget?
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That announcement sent the 20.15-year Treasury yield to its lowest in a year, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and also taking a knock as bank stocks sold off.
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However, if you buy to hold you can pick up DNB's AT1 at around 8% on a yield to call basis, which is quite attractive for an investment-grade asset.
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The coupon on the bond, which matures in November 2022, was set at 2 percent and the yield to maturity at issue was 2.066 percent, the spokesman said by email.
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And again, it goes up to the Supreme Court and unanimously they said: Yes, in a criminal case, the executive power must yield to the truth in a criminal prosecution.
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Through this filter, "Sleep Well Beast" becomes a stranger and more dynamic document, about the commitments we make to each other, and about how we choose to yield to them.
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Kennedy's feat of legal legerdemain means that the Supreme Court has punted on deciding whether anti-discrimination laws that protect gay Americans must yield to a business owner's religious tenets.
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"Even if the prices fall, I think it's not going to go from a 4 percent yield to a 133 percent yield, it'll be 25-50 bps movement," Desai said.
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Calculating a new issue premium was difficult given that much of the company's underlying bonds have been targeted in buy backs or were trading on a yield-to-call basis.
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Along with the record low in the 30-year yield, plunging long-term rates caused the 10-year yield to fall below the 2-year rate, a reliable recession indicator.
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Chief Executive Rupert Hogg told employees over the weekend that the company would yield to Beijing's civil aviation authority, including by submitting crew lists for flights to and over China.
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"We will not yield to this pressure, which is part of the psychological war launched against Iran," Rouhani said in a speech broadcast live on state television, according to Reuters.
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Donald Trump's candidacy is an unalloyed expression of male id: Yield to me, worship me, never question the expanse of my reach, do not impugn the majesty of my endowment.
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But stylistic reverence can yield to stagnation, a problem that YG, who is now twenty-eight, tackles on his third studio album, "Stay Dangerous," which was released earlier this month.
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The bond market selloff since late on Tuesday in response to Trump's surprise victory propelled 30-year yield to 2.957 percent on Thursday, which was its highest level since January.
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Congress can yield to a request for nondisclosure or receive the information in a closed session, but it does not have to do so as a matter of constitutional law.
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" Al Gore's presidential concession speech in 2000, written by Mr. Goodwin, quoted Senator Stephen Douglas's concession to Abraham Lincoln in the 1860 presidential election: "Partisan feeling must yield to patriotism.
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"The main thing we would want before we open ourselves up to Enlist is some history with it and what kind of yield to expect out of it," Mainord said.
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An adult reminisces about how his father taught him to efficiently pack a suitcase; the childhood memories yield to a chilly present-day and a road trip to a farewell.
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Many investors viewed the overall tone as more dovish than their expectations, sending the 21.2507-year U.S. Treasuries yield to as low as 21%, its lowest level since November 2362.20.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said last week that Trump's repudiation of the deal was illegal and Iran would not yield to Washington's renewed campaign to strangle Iran's vital oil exports.
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Trump's tweet suggested he is refusing to yield to U.S. business interests and foreign trading partners alarmed at the prospect of a trade war that rattled financial markets this week.
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But part of the reserve capital also has to pay about $224 billion a year for the next several years to satisfy a 22018% yield to some preferred equity investors.
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Fading expectations of aggressive rate cuts by the Fed have lifted the two-year U.S. bond yield to 1.642%, compared with a two-year low of 1.368% in early October.
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The firm on Tuesday raised its estimate of the average U.S. 2019 corn yield to 169.3 bushels per acre, from 168.4 in its previous monthly report released on Sept. 4.
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Would the VA yield to the usual critics, who decry such statements as "Christian triumphalism" or whatever other invective they hurl at every vestige of Christianity in the public square?
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Many investors viewed the overall tone as more dovish than their expectations, sending the 10-year U.S. Treasuries yield to as low as 1.974%, its lowest level since November 2016.
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"Iran will never negotiate under pressure ... We will never yield to America's pressure and we will not negotiate from a position of weakness," Rouhani said in a televised news conference.
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China's commerce ministry said Beijing will not yield to any "maximum pressure" from Washington, and any attempt by the United States to force China into accepting a trade deal will fail.
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The bond market, meanwhile, was seeing a surge of buying, which drove the 10-year yield to 2.43% and its yield is now lower than that of the 3-month bill.
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Last week, HSBC lowered its target for the 10-year government bond yield to 6.5 percent from 7.0 percent, saying amnesty inflows could improve onshore liquidity and be positive for bonds.
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Illegal immigrant parents not facing U.S. prosecution for now, Iran's Rouhani says he will not yield to pressure from Trump and the first marijuana plant-derived drug for epilepsy receives approval.
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On average, analysts believe that USDA will raise soybean yield to 47.5 bushels per acre from 46.7 bushels per acre in Friday's Crop Production report, also due out at noon EDT.
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Basically, "The tightest curl will be obtained when you manage to apply a load that will bring yield to exactly half the thickness of the ribbon," Juel said at the meeting.
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They keep track of when cars roll into the crosswalk or bike lane, don't yield to pedestrians or double park, as well as when cars or bikes don't follow traffic signs.
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The rise in the 28-year U.S. Treasury yield to a four-year peak above 20.7 percent had weighed on stocks amid concerns higher costs to borrow could dampen corporate profits.
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The accident occurred when the driver of a second vehicle "failed to yield" to the Uber vehicle while making a turn, said Josie Montenegro, a spokeswoman for the Tempe Police Department.
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The country would join a raft of other euro zone countries that have tapped historically low rates and an investor hunt for yield to issue ultra-long dated bonds this year.
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Treasuries, meanwhile, sucked in the traders, slapping them around for being short in expectation of more hawkish FOMC commentary only to rally from a 2.6 percent yield to sub 2.4 percent.
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Macron says he will not yield to the protesters, who initially mobilized in opposition to his proposed fuel tax increases before morphing into a broader grievance movement against government's economic management.
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As the market tried to test the central bank's intention, Japanese government bond sagged, sending the benchmark 10-year yield to its highest level in almost a year and a half .
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This outlandish and outdated policy not only runs counter to our own security interests, but it also tells China that we're willing to yield to them in our foreign policy matters.
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Under its current monetary policy framework of "yield curve control" that the BOJ unveiled in September, the central bank aims to guide the 10-year JGB yield to around zero percent.
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Emboldened from his sweeping primary election victories on Tuesday, Donald J. Trump sided with mainstream Republicans on the issue of the nomination and urged Congress not to yield to the president.
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In 2012, Romney was the early front-runner, only to yield to challengers such as Rick Perry and Rick Santorum at different times before finally re-asserting himself as the favorite.
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Commodity brokerage INTL FCStone raised its estimate of the average U.S. 2019 corn yield to 168.4 bushels per acre, from 167.4 bushels in its previous monthly report released on Aug. 1.
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Unfortunately, from a Western perspective, that correlation seems to have broken down lately, with Mr. Putin steadfastly refusing to yield to Western pressures despite the three-year slump in oil prices.
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It fell to as low as 1.025%, down 11 basis points on the day, pushing the gap over Germany's 10-year bond yield to 173 bps, its tightest since May 2018.
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Axel said he has a 1.25% target on the 10-year, and he also expects the 30-year yield to be at that level by the second quarter of next year.
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Beijing would not allow the outcome of the local elections to affect that decision, and would not yield to the demands of protesters, he said in a telephone interview on Monday.
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We also estimate the malls' net rental yield to be as high as 8.3%, limiting the need for RSM to make up for any shortfalls experienced by the quasi-REIT's investors.
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North Korea North Korea might suspend nuclear talks with the US. The North's deputy foreign minister says the country has "no intention to yield to the US demands" or continue negotiations.
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All this is being done for the implausible purpose of forcing the Senate to yield to House demands in order to receive a case that it does not want to try.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said last week that Trump's repudiation of the nuclear deal was illegal and Iran would not yield to Washington's renewed campaign to strangle Iran's vital oil exports.
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Whether or not HBO will yield to the public's demands remains to be seen, but audiences have had the power to influence media representation to more culturally sensitive in the past.
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BERNARD GOODMAN Glen Cove, N.Y. To the Editor: While I yield to no one in my scorn for religion's ability to explain the natural world, I've never considered my atheism especially important.
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"The smart thing to do is not to yield to intimidation and threats," Roettgen told a small group of foreign reporters when asked about German industry's readiness to stand up to Trump.
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From May 9, 2013 through June 25, 2013, the average yield-to-worst of the Barclays U.S. Corporate High-Yield Bond Index rose more than two percentage points, from 4.95% to 6.97%.
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HBO's melodrama, which concluded its second season on July 21, loves to depict its female stars in motion — a signifier of their refusal to yield to the forces conspiring to control them.
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"For bond markets, a 25 bps hike accompanied by a hawkish stance could trigger the 10-year bond yield to rise to 8.25 percent," Rao told Reuters after yields surged on Thursday.
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Safety bids lowered 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to 2.212 percent, the lowest in more than a week, and 10-year German yield at 0.286 percent, the lowest in over five weeks.
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Gracious God, reveal unto our president the ability to know the will, your will, the confidence to lead us in justice and righteousness, and the compassion to yield to our better angels.
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"We won't know if the rise in the 10-year (yield to over 3 percent) is impacting fund flows this week," said Tom Roseen, head of research services at Thomson Reuters Lipper.
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TerraForm Power, controlled by Canada's Brookfield Asset Management, has launched a 27.953 million euro ($227.95 billion) takeover bid for Spanish renewable energy firm Saeta Yield to expand its presence in Western Europe.
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It's hard for many to yield to those same instincts when they know they're what elevated a man who threatens the rights of minorities, women, and LGBTQ Americans to the White House.
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In that period, a drop in the 245-year yield to where it is 210 basis points lower than the S&P 22 dividend yield has been positive for stock market returns.
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The Fed had kept rates near zero since December 2008 until finally hiking them by 25 basis points in December, offering little yield to investors and sending them piling into stock markets.
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LONDON, May 9 (Reuters) - A selloff in the U.S. Treasury market resumed on Wednesday, pushing the 10-year bond yield to a two-week high back above the key 3 percent level.
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International investors who hold gilts would lose out if a Leave vote led to a fall in sterling; they might be expected to demand a higher yield to compensate for that risk.
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In Athens, a government spokesman said the government would not yield to "illogical demands" by the IMF for "precautionary" austerity measures in a European bailout program that no longer includes IMF money.
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Google said the car's human test driver — whose presence is mandated by law — believed, like the vehicle's artificial intelligence, that the bus would yield to the car and didn't stop its movement.
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"The bond market trading at more than 9 percent, that is a very penalising yield to be paying, obviously because of the recent political developments," said Efficient Group chief economist Dawie Roodt.
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The German bund yield move to a 3-week high of 0.37 percent accelerated the move in the U.S. market and pushed the 10-year Treasury yield to breach a key level.
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The German bund yield move to a 3-week high of 0.37 percent, accelerated the move in the U.S market, and pushed the 10-year Treasury yield to breach a key level.
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That should still provide enough yield to entice existing investors to hold onto the paper and lure new investors to replace any lenders who opt to drop out, though that seems unlikely.
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The U.S. 10-year notes have regained some footing this week as investors evaluated whether last week's selloff that sent the benchmark 10-year yield to almost seven-year highs was overdone.
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Private analytics firm IEG Vantage, formerly known as Informa Economics IEG, raised its forecast of the average U.S. 2019 corn yield to 169.6 bushels per acre (bpa), from 167.8 a month ago.
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JOHANNESBURG — When President Jacob Zuma of South Africa resigned on Wednesday, he did not yield to South Africa's voters, courts or opposition parties, but to his own party, the African National Congress.
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First there were Native Americans and white frontiersmen disrupted by traders, who make room for pastoralists, who are followed by farmers and eventually farm towns, which yield to manufacturers, and, finally, cities.
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The data fanned bets the Bank of England will cut interest rates at the end of this month, pushing the 258.23-year gilts yield to 2 1/2-month low of 0.630%.
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In a sign of increased risk aversion, investors plumped for the safety of top-rated German government bonds - pushing the 10-year Bund yield to its lowest since early October at -0.51% .
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"We will not yield to this pressure, which is part of the psychological war launched against Iran," Rouhani said in a speech in the city of Khoy, broadcast live on state television.
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At the end of the day, though, what made the debate such a train wreck of decorum wasn't what Quijano asked but rather the fact that Pence and Kaine didn't yield to her.
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This figure marks the largest prediction of corn yield to date from USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service, edging out the agency's August estimate of 175.1 bpa, which was its first of the season.
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The compensation - stipulated in contracts - would compound the financial hit of losing much-needed revenue from crude sales, if the cash-strapped country were to yield to OPEC entreaties to curtail national production.
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Even before the BoE's decision on Thursday, analysts at HSBC cut their year-end forecast for the benchmark 10-year gilt yield to 1.00 pct from 1.30 pct because growth is so weak.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Informa Economics, a private analytics firm, on Thursday raised its estimate of the U.S. 2016 soybean yield to 51.43 bushels per acre (bpa), from 51.6 last month, three trade sources said.
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This is more typical of what is seen in treatment centers: men who yield to their passions but are unable or unwilling to leave the priesthood they love and on which they depend.
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That is because a solid U.S. economy should help the view that the global economy will stabilise, and encourage investors searching out yield to move into emerging markets for higher returns, he said.
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Losses on Wall Street and a renewed drop in oil prices also revived some safehaven demand for U.S. government debt, pushing 210-year Treasury yield to its lowest in a week, analysts said.
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Long-term Treasury rates added to their monthlong slide Tuesday, aggravating a key yield curve inversion and sending the 23-year yield to its lowest level against the 2-year rate since 2007.
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" Cicilline said in a statement Thursday that Conyers should resign, saying: "This is a moment when political loyalties and concerns about relationships with colleagues must yield to standing up for what is right.
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The big story for investors lately, though, has been the surge in bond yields, pushing the benchmark U.S. 2850-year Treasury note yield to about 2500 percent, its highest level in seven years.
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McDonald's acquisition of sales assistant software Dynamic Yield to better personalize its menus is the 8th largest U.S. fast food acquisition in history but it's far and away the biggest of its kind.
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At the start of A Quiet Passion, Emily leaves school after being declared by her teacher a "no-hoper" for her inability to yield to the status quo in her thoughts on faith.
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Caron expects the 10-year yield to stay in a range of 2.20 to 2.65 percent, but he expects after the second quarter, it could move higher into the end of the year.
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That is because a solid U.S. economy should help the view that the global economy will stabilize, and encourage investors searching out yield to move into emerging markets for higher returns, he said.
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"We have no intention to yield to the U.S. demands [at the Vietnam summit] in any form, nor are we willing to engage in negotiations of this kind," she said, according to Reuters.
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While 10-year bond prices have recovered slightly from their fall early this year, most analysts expect the 10-year yield to continue moving higher and to finish the year above 3 percent.
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The former head of the San Francisco Fed likely will yield to Fed Governor Jerome Powell, who has been nominated for the post by Trump and likely will get the full Senate's confirmation.
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But because of the higher yield to call - around 8.9% for RBS and 8.4% for StanChart - both banks' previous perp non-call fives also rallied around one point after the new deals priced.
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The commerce ministry said on Thursday Beijing will not yield to any "maximum pressure" from Washington, and any attempt by the United States to force China into accepting a trade deal will fail.
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The Treasury market selloff pushed the benchmark 10-year yield up to nearly 2.50 percent, its highest in nine months and the 30-year yield to around 2.87 percent, a five-week peak.
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The first was the failure of the driver of the truck that the Tesla collided with to yield to the car, and second was the driver's inattentiveness due to his overreliance on Autopilot.
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Over the past month, marches across the country have cropped up, adding to the pressure on the Trump administration to yield to calls to end the practice of splitting up or detaining families.
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The plan to raise borrowing hit demand for Italy's benchmark 10-year bond on Tuesday, boosting the yield to 3.60 percent — a whole 335 basis points above that of THE equivalent German bond.
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The company is likely to offer a healthy yield to entice investors, although a source familiar with the deal said it was too early to speculate what sort of level would be needed.
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Pricing on the US$470m term loan has widened to 450bp over Libor with a 1% floor and 275 OID, implying a yield to three-year call of roughly 230%, the sources said.
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Citing "disappointing economic data," rising odds of a rate cut from the Federal Reserve, and escalating trade tensions, J.P. Morgan cut its year-end target for the 10-year yield to 1.75% from 2.45%.
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"Magazines, papers, and broadcast entities regularly confer with candidates about what stories to run or not to run, or the candidate's desired take, and sometimes yield to the candidate's arguments or pleas," he said.
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Trump has said talks toward a deal are progressing well, but it is unclear if Beijing will yield to key U.S. demands over trade imbalances, market access, and alleged Chinese abuses of intellectual property.
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We expects Japan's low bond yield to persist into 2018, but believe the Bank of Japan's September 2016 monetary easing overhaul, which steepened the yield curve, will help to restore life insurers' economic capital.
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Separately, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Trump's repudiation of an international nuclear deal reached in 2015 was "illegal" and Iran would not easily yield to Washington's renewed campaign to strangle Iran's vital oil exports.
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Some investors say the BOJ will not allow the 10-year yield to fall below the minus 0.1 percent short-term policy rate target, given it does not want the yield curve to flatten.
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It means Iran will not yield to America's pressure," Khamenei said, according Reuters, which cited Iranian state TV. "Those who believe that negotiations with the enemy will solve our problems are 100 percent wrong.
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Market convention is that AT284 bonds are priced to the first call date, but investors started paying closer attention to the yield to perpetuity when the sector tanked in the first quarter of 21.
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Despite the ups and downs, expectations around tax policy are now back to where they were a year ago, showing how quickly political machinations can yield to facts on the ground for business owners.
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With McGahn and others gone from his inner circle, and things heating up in Washington, Trump could still yield to his worst inclinations and send his presidency and the country into a constitutional crisis.
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The Police Department, through programs like the Bicycle Safe Passage Initiative, has focused on drivers who engage in behavior that endangers cyclists, cracking down on infractions like failure to yield to pedestrians and bicycles.
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The article cited a Barclays report that said it expects Phoenix's dividend yield to total 7.5 percent this year, above 7 percent for Legal & General Group and 6.7 percent for Dutch life insurer Aegon.
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Expectations that the BOJ will adopt fresh stimulus after its two-day policy meeting starting on Thursday have helped to bring down the two-year yield to a record low of minus 0.370 percent.
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But would the Chinese yield to Trump's intimidation in such a way — especially in as much as they are challenging the very tariffs that would "snap back" as a penalty in the WTO now?
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That sent the average yield to 0.014 percent and the stop rate to 0.009 percent, the first time both yields turned positive since the BOJ started its negative interest rate policy in early 2016.
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I have always felt that the journalist in Capote was stronger than the novelist, and that the discipline of fact saved him from his fiction's tendency to wallow in charm or yield to malice.
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Any holdouts would likely see their bonds, which carry a 7.875% coupon and most recently traded at 103 to yield 7.148%, trade down to a level providing a comparable yield to the new bond.
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This variety, which can easily have negative yield-to-call characteristics, typically comprises about one-third of the market, so it's virtually impossible to avoid these when buying index funds or passively managed ETFs.
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The U.S. could yield to Chinese redlines that object to America retaining tariffs post-agreement and remove clauses that enable the U.S. to reimpose punitive tariffs unilaterally if it judges China out of compliance.
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HSBC said on Tuesday it has cut its year-end forecasts for U.S. and German bond yields, expecting the 10-year Bund yield to fall to minus 0.8% from a previous forecast of minus 0.2%.
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From this point, he said he did not expect the yield to rise much more, however, he suggested he would favor certain types of "thoughtful" credit risk over duration risk (exposure to interest rate changes).
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Emerging market bonds may sound like a risky pick right now, but they could be a terrific way to add yield to your portfolio, according to Pablo Goldberg, emerging market debt portfolio manager at BlackRock.
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The White House hopes this imbalance will lead China to yield to its demands, some of which (cutting the theft of American firms' intellectual property) are more reasonable than others (shrinking the bilateral trade deficit).
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Companies that refuse to yield to its global jurisdiction can find themselves shut out of its giant domestic market, or cut off from using the dollar payments system and by extension from using mainstream banks.
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"We suggest that Mr. Ban and his colleagues... produce a realistic report...They should not yield to political pressures from some members of the (Security) Council," Tasnim quoted an unnamed Foreign Ministry official as saying.
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Against this backdrop, Worldline sold 600 million euros of seven-year convertible bonds at a yield-to-maturity of minus 0.96%, with strong demand allowing it to exceed the original target of 500 million euros.
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In his speech on Wednesday Netanyahu also accused Palestinian officials of seeking his demise but said he would not yield to their demands for Israeli concessions in peace talks that have been frozen since 2014.
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The futures market perceives a roughly 70-percent chance that the Fed will lift rates in December, a view that pushed the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to a more than four-month high.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A sell-off in the British government bond market continued on Monday amid political instability jitters, pushing 290.25-year gilt's yield to its highest since June's Brexit vote and pressuring the battered pound.
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A Reuters poll suggests investors would expect to demand an extra 25 basis points in yield to hold Italian debt over its German equivalent if the reform is rejected, with the euro dipping 1.25 percent.
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The U.S. currency rallied to a seven-week high after a rise in the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to within a whisker of the psychologically important 2830 percent level prompted buying of the greenback.
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Losses on Wall Street and a renewed drop in oil prices also revived some safehaven demand for longer-dated U.S. government debt, pushing 30-year Treasury yield to its lowest in a week, analysts said.
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That followed its strongest daily gain in almost four months on Monday, helped by better-than-expected U.S. factory activity data which propelled the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to its highest since May 16.
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Tales of his family yield to accounts of his own inability to find personal and professional equilibrium, and we watch him dig his way out of a deep depression by (of course) learning to cook.
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It is an open question now whether it is even worth a Democrat's time to try to win those rural areas, given the possible yield to be had by campaigning more vigorously in Northern Virginia.
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Another factor potentially proving a lift to stocks was the drop in the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield to below that of the S&P 500 dividend yield, making equities a more attractive income alternative.
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Under its yield curve control (YCC) program, the BOJ guides short-term rates at -0.1% and allows the 10-year Japanese government bond (JGB) yield to move roughly 40 basis points around a 0% target.
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"Without access to the money through our VSLAs, we wouldn't have been able to increase our crop yield to the extent to be part of warrantage," said Boubacar, head of a union of 90 women.
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She was charged with aggravated unlicensed operator in the second degree and four counts of failure to yield to a pedestrian — two involving an injury — and was cited for multiple traffic infractions, the police said.
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Except for the Strand bookstore across the street and a few antique dealers on the side streets, most of these businesses have had to yield to the restaurants, clothing boutiques and banks flooding the area.
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Wade soon could become a right on paper only MORE, the court's reliable conservatives, ruled that courts should yield to the executive branch and Congress to handle instances of lethal cross-border force by agents.
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Still, the corn market is not behaving as if it expects 2017 U.S. corn yield to deviate too far from the long-term trend, which is the starting point of the yield conversation each year.
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At present, Russia is running over 22019 production lines for short, medium, and long-range nuclear weapons that are to be tailored to any kind of contingency ranging from low-yield to high yield weapons.
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Yet, in one of the strangest demonstrations in history, Democrats rapturously applauded when Obama said that he would simply circumvent their branch because Congress did not yield to his demands for DACA and other measures.
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Equities have been under pressure during the past two days as fears of rising inflation pushed the U.S. 10-year yield to its highest levels since 2014, thus giving investors pause about the market's rally.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's commerce ministry said on Thursday Beijing will not yield to any "maximum pressure" from Washington, and any attempt by the United States to force China into accepting a trade deal will fail.
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And when faculty members came under attack from partisan outside groups for their teaching, he refused to yield to demands to monitor their classroom statements; to do so, he said, would violate their academic freedom.
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The yield to maturity on the Jiujiang Area Construction Investment Corporation's 1.2 billion yuan bond is 3.8 percent, about 0.5 of a percentage point higher than official local government debt in the same part of China.
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Signals from the Federal Reserve that it may be nearing an end to its three-year rate hike cycle have pushed the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to more than three-month lows below 3 percent.
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The South Koreans, who have been pursuing their own talks with North Korea, argued that step-by-step negotiations were more likely to be successful than insisting Pyongyang yield to all U.S. demands before any concessions.
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Talks must be held as equals and be mutually beneficial, said the official, who declined to be named, adding that Beijing would not yield to any trade threats from Washington or accept any preconditions for talks.
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Primary dealers received 10.63% of the $7 billion in 30-year TIPS offered, resulting in their yield to be sold at 0.501%, which was the lowest yield at an auction of this maturity since October 2012.
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Signals from the Federal Reserve last week that it may be nearing an end to its three-year rate hike cycle has pushed the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield to three-month lows below 3 percent.
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TOKYO, March 25 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices rose across the board, driving the benchmark 103-year yield to a 31-month low, as concerns towards a widespread economic slowdown mounted and boosted safe-haven debt.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Jaroslaw Kaczynski, leader of Poland's ruling Law and Justice party (PiS), played down a European Union investigation into recent legislation, saying Poland has to go its own way and not yield to any pressures.
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Investors can use a plethora of different measurements including, but not limited to price-to-earnings ratio, price-to-book ratio, and dividend yield to determine whether a stock is potentially undervalued and worth a purchase.
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"I think sometimes you simply have to yield to the objective evidence, and that is, it points to him being sympathetic to that point of view," Ellison said, referring to the white nationalist point of view.
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In a rare demonstration of unity, Borissov and President Rumen Radev stood together appealing to Bulgarians not to yield to panic, but grasp the gravity of the situation, observe social distancing and show unity and solidarity.
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Continued strong demand for the safe and highly liquid short-term debt sent the three-month yield to minus 0.058% on Thursday, and the one-month yield fell to an all-time low of minus 0.107%.
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I want to touch on one last point before I yield to one of my colleagues, and that relates to the whistleblower, the whistleblower who we haven't heard that much about, who started all of this.
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Bouake, in the centre of the west African nation, was the epicentre of several months of army mutinies last year that spread across the nation, forcing the government to yield to demands for bonuses and promotions.
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The NBA is not the first major U.S. business to yield to Chinese pressure, but the apology for Morey was seen a surprising break for a league that has long supported politically outspoken players and coaches.
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All in all, McDonald compares the 10-year yield to "a beach ball under water" which is currently being "extremely suppressed by geopolitical risk" — and is primed to whoosh higher if and when that risk dissipates.
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Hara expects the 10-year Japanese government bond yield to trade between negative 0.2 percent to 0.1 percent, while he expects U.S. benchmark 10-year notes US10YT=RR to trade between 1.7 percent and 2.2 percent.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose further after a weak 3-year note auction causing the yield to flatten further with the spread between U.S. Treasury 5-year and 30-year yields contracting to under 20 basis points.
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Why shouldn't I yield to who I apparently was this whole time: a person who would eschew my culture, then become defensive about it, then realize one day that familiarity is what "Fiddler" is actually about.
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The Chinese government's top diplomat, Wang Yi, said on Friday there was "no cause for panic" over friction between Beijing and Washington, but warned that China would not be blackmailed or yield to pressure over trade.
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And 22 former government officials or Legislative Council members, including former security secretary Peter Lai Hing-ling, signed a statement calling on Lam to "yield to public opinion and withdraw the Bill for more thorough deliberation".
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While growth is a "conundrum" which Barrick has failed to deliver, "we will not yield to the pressure to 'just find something' in order to 'grow'," he said at the outset of a three-hour webcast presentation.
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TechCrunch reports that Postmates built it to be partially guided by a person, and included turn signals and programed it to yield to others, in part because San Francisco banned delivery robots in most areas last year.
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Not at fault: According to Tempe police, Uber's self-driving car was obeying the law when it was struck by another car making a left turn and didn't yield to Uber's vehicle, according to the Associated Press.
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Government debt yields sank Thursday after the Labor Department said consumer prices rose less than expected in September, calming inflation fears that sent the 210-year Treasury yield to its highest in seven years earlier this week.
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The aggregate yield to maturity for these countries' government debt is positive 3 basis points, compared with the average yield of 84 basis points on $38 trillion in investment-grade sovereign debt from 34 countries, Fitch said.
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Fed vice chairman nominee Richard Clarida and Fed governor nominee Michelle Bowman told the Senate Banking Committee that they wouldn't yield to pressure from Trump to keep rates low and would speak out against excessive regulatory rollbacks.
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Dubai, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Iran will not yield to pressure imposed by its longtime foe the United States, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Sunday, adding that holding talks with Washington will not solve Tehran's problems.
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He was not about to yield to Rodriguez's wishes for a steady diet of at-bats when he couldn't produce as the designated hitter and the Yankees had finally come to grips with the recurrence of 1965.
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Instead the emphasis of the speech was the desire to yield to the human quest for knowledge, describe the remarkable capabilities we would develop and the stunning possibilities we might come to understand to our great benefit.
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Under the law, an institution's perceived self-interest must yield to the broader societal goal of ensuring that individuals with disabilities – large and small – are afforded opportunities for employment and full engagement with civic and commercial life.
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"I think sometimes you simply have to yield to the objective evidence, and that is, it points to him being sympathetic to that point of view," said Ellison, who previously was the first Muslim elected to Congress.
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The gains come after U.S. equities were pressured by a rise in the 10-year Treasury yield to 3 percent on Tuesday, a level it last hit in 2014, stoking fears about rising inflation and corporate costs.
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U.S. S&P500 mini futures dipped 0.1 percent in early trade while U.S. Treasuries price fell, pushing up the benchmark 63.573-year yield to as high as 2.672 percent, its highest level in 3-1/2 years.
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Fed vice chairman nominee Richard Clarida and Fed governor nominee Michelle Bowman told the Senate Banking Committee that they wouldn't yield to pressure from Trump to keep rates low and would speak out against excessive regulatory rollbacks.
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Asked how far would the BOJ allow the 10-year JGB yield to fall, 11 of 33 economists in the poll selected "minus 0.3%", nine chose "minus 0.4%", six said "minus 0.35%" and four picked "minus 0.5%".
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ANKARA, Feb 2 (Reuters) - A top adviser to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Thursday said Iran will not yield to U.S. threats over a recent ballistic missile test that was aimed at limiting its defence capabilities.
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But equity strategists say while the speed of the current move in Treasury yields has caught investors flat-footed, a bigger jump in the 10-year yield to over 3 percent could be an even bigger issue.
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Signals from the U.S. central bank last week that it could be nearing an end to its three-year rate hiking cycle pushed the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield to three-month lows, below 3 percent on Tuesday.
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Reports and commentaries started to appear touting China's economic might and, without a trace of irony, reaffirming the government's determination not to yield to pressure in trade talks with the US. "Resilience" suddenly became a buzzword in headlines.
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Here the commissions' practical origins can yield to a hard-edged, empiricist poetry, as in many of the images of infrastructure in the exhibition, or even to an aesthetic flowering that the photographer himself might not have anticipated.
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Go back a generation and you might have expected the country with the higher bond yields to be the one with the weaker currency; investors would demand a higher yield to compensate for the risk of future depreciation.
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U.S. Treasury yields hit session highs after a weak 3-year notes auction, which caused the yield to flatten further with the spread between U.S. Treasury 5-year and 30-year yields contracting to under 20 basis points.
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No one has been reported seriously injured in the incident, and local police reports suggest the crash happened after a human-driven car failed to yield to the Uber, driving into it and flipping it onto its side.
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The one normally shown in the financial pages is the "yield to maturity": the rate of return an investor could expect to receive given the price paid and the remaining interest and principal payments due on the bond.
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Think back to December: Trump ratcheted up the tariffs, China managed to negotiate a temporary peace by promising to buy US soybeans, negotiations resumed, and then they collapsed as China refused to yield to the US's conflicting demands.
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Szydlo, who last week said in an emotional speech that she would "not yield to any ultimatum" from Brussels, said after Tuesday's talks with Timmermans that the government had proposed ways to make the constitutional tribunal operate transparently.
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TOKYO, May 2 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices rose on Monday, sending the benchmark 20-year yield to a record low, after Japanese share prices fell more than 3 percent to three-week lows on the yen's gains.
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TOKYO, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds continued to drop on Monday, sending the benchmark yield to a 5-week high, after the Bank of Japan's policy easing steps on Friday disappointed investors hoping for additional bond purchases.
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The Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said on Friday there was "no cause for panic" over friction between Beijing and Washington, but warned that China would not be blackmailed or yield to pressure over trade.
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I yield to no man in my love of room service, but it takes more than 300 pages even to make it to Queens, by which time the shenanigans of the Dempsey boys have begun to run thin.
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The equity rebound comes despite a rise in the U.S. 10-year yield to a fresh four-year high as President Donald Trump sent a request to Congress for $200 billion to support a $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan.
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TOKYO, Dec 210 (Reuters) - Long-dated Japanese government bond prices tumbled on Monday, driving the benchmark 220-year yield to its highest in 240 months, on the back of continuing gains in U.S. bond yields and Japanese shares.
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StoneMor's $175 million bond due in June 2021, rated eight notches into junk by Moody's, now features a yield to maturity of 14.3%, nearly double its coupon of 7.875%, reflecting creditors' increasing skittishness about the prospect of being repaid.
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On December 4th the leader who vowed not to yield to the street, and has used this resolve to push through reforms over the past 18 months, backed down over a planned increase to the green tax on fuel.
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Japanese government bond yields rose on Wednesday after the Bank of Japan surprised markets by saying it would aim to guide the 10-year bond yield to around zero percent as part of an overhaul of its policy framework.
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Zoe Reardon, now 18, was charged with second-degree vehicular homicide in all three deaths as well as counts of distracted driving, failure to yield to a pedestrian and the unlawful use of a wireless device under age 18.
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"We have no intention to yield to the U.S. demands (at the Hanoi summit) in any form, nor are we willing to engage in negotiations of this kind," TASS quoted Choe as telling reporters in the North Korean capital.
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The 84-year-old veteran expects three rate hikes by the Federal Reserve this year and expects the 10-year yield to advance 50 bps and the 2-year's to rise 75 bps from current levels by year-end.
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Soldiers, most of them former rebel fighters, launched a revolt in Bouake a week ago that rapidly gained momentum in the world's top cocoa grower until the government was forced to yield to the mutineers' demands after two days.
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Sony Pictures refused to yield to the group, resulting in the publishing of a lot of embarrassing information, such as Ben Affleck trying to cover up his slave-owning ancestry and huge pay disparities between male and female stars.
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Strategists first started publishing research on yield-curve data last summer, when a rise in short-term rates narrowed the spread between the 3-month bill rate and 10-year yield to levels not seen since the financial crisis.
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Trump was not willing to say white nationalism is on the rise: "I think sometimes you simply have to yield to the objective evidence, and that is, it points to him being sympathetic to that point of view" pic.twitter.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The Chinese government's top diplomat Wang Yi said on Friday Beijing would not be blackmailed or yield to pressure over trade and criticized unilateral moves by some states that China believes would bring harm to all.
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" Even after they left, "a large number" of spectators lingered, "evidently reluctant to yield to the doom of disappointment in seeing the natal day of their patron saint pass without the usual concomitant parade and stir, martial and music.
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The decision to yield to pressure from critics who had pushed Uber to forgo the controversial legal practice is the company's latest move to improve its badly tarnished image since Dara Khosrowshahi took over as chief executive last August.
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Several U.S. politicians have also criticized the NBA's decision to yield to China despite the league's support for players and coaches who have spoken out against racial disparities within the criminal justice system, LGBTQ rights and other political issues.
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Perhaps the best illustration of Democratic sentiment toward the president was in how willing most of them were to sit during the speech and not yield to the impulse to join Republicans in their frequent applause of the president.
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Investors also rushed to the safety of U.S. Treasuries, briefly pushing down the 10-year yield to its lowest since mid-November, while the yield on Germany's 10-year government bond fell to 113 percent, the lowest since end June.
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McDonald's is acquiring Dynamic Yield to create a more customized drive-thru McDonald's said it will use this technology to create a drive-thru menu that can be tailored to things like the weather, current restaurant traffic and trending menu items.
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Because investors who have moved to passively managed global aggregate bond funds—which had about 7.5 years of duration and a 3.33% yield to maturity as of August 31, 2016—have a lot more exposure to duration than they probably realize.
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NEW YORK, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Demand at Thursday's $14 billion auction of U.S. five-year Treasury Inflation Protected Securities was the weakest in a year, resulting in their yield to come in higher than what traders had expected, Treasury data showed.
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"This is a policy conflict between the importance of integration and the importance of choice, and sometimes integration has to yield to parent choice," said Cindy Lavorato, an attorney who joined the case on behalf of the state's charter schools.
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Zoe Reardon, 18, of Atlanta, was arrested Monday and charged with three counts of second-degree vehicular homicide, distracted driving, two counts of vehicular homicide, failure to yield to a pedestrian, and a use of electronic communication device under age 18.
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So you need to have experimentation committees really give a long, hard look, more than you might for other procedures where if the patient said "yeah, I'll do it," you might yield to their ability to manage the risk and benefit.
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The data helped to push the two-year U.S. yield to a nine-year high of 1.899 percent US2YT=RR and dollar interest rate futures FFF9 to price in more than two rate hikes next year for the first time.
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Read: Russia might block YouTube because of latest vlog from Putin's archrival On Thursday, Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, appeared to yield to a Russian court order to remove two posts related to the dispute as ordered by the regulator.
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"From now on, our cars will more deeply understand that buses (and other large vehicles) are less likely to yield to us than other types of vehicles, and we hope to handle situations like this more gracefully in the future."
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From now on, our cars will more deeply understand that buses (and other large vehicles) are less likely to yield to us than other types of vehicles, and we hope to handle situations like this more gracefully in the future.
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"We have no intention to yield to the U.S. demands (at the Hanoi summit) in any form, nor are we willing to engage in negotiations of this kind," the agency quoted North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui as saying.
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The exact parameters used were three-month periods where the S&P 500 rose 2 percent or more, gold jumped 5 percent or more and the 10-year Treasury moved higher, causing its yield to decline by 30 basis points.
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While those appear to be poorer terms for investors than the 2.375% coupon on the $977.5 million convertible bond maturing in March 2022, it is superior to the current yield to maturity on that 2022 bond at around 1%, Dancey said.
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"It just seems that municipals would have to readjust in terms of yield, a little bit higher yield, to bring itself back into parity proportionately with other asset classes to remain competitive," said Jim Colby, chief municipal strategist at VanEck.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The French-speaking region of Wallonia will not yield to an ultimatum set by the European Union for it to decide on a planned EU-Canada free trade deal, the president of the Walloon parliament said on Monday.
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UNITED NATIONS/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Chinese government's top diplomat, Wang Yi, said on Friday there was "no cause for panic" over friction between Beijing and Washington, but warned that China would not be blackmailed or yield to pressure over trade.
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Republicans also designated the Oversight and Reform Committee's chief GOP counsel, Steve Castor, as a shared staffer between the two committees for the duration of the impeachment inquiry so that Nunes can yield to him during the initial round of questioning.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Ceaser (real name David Emanuel) was arrested Friday in NYC after police officers say they witnessed him blow a red light and fail to yield to pedestrians while driving through a residential neighborhood in Brooklyn.
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According to a spokesman for the mayor, police officers and traffic enforcement agents in every precinct will make it a priority to give tickets to motorists who speed, fail to yield to pedestrians or cyclists, double park or obstruct bike lanes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. bond sell-off continued for a second day on Friday, pushing the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest level in more than four years and steepening the yield curve after two weeks of flattening.
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It's a vision in which, because rank-and-file law enforcement officers know best what it takes to keep communities safe (after all, they live it) everyone else — including the public and their own superiors — should yield to their judgment.
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The Institute of International Finance said last week that the rise in the 10-year U.S. bond yield to 3 percent and the rampant dollar have prompted a sharp downturn in portfolio flows to emerging markets, triggering a "reversal alert".
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A 15-year bond Italy sold on Tuesday drew more than 2300 billion euros ($210 billion) in orders from investors, topping record demand seen last month for an Italian 210-year bond and pushing the yield to its lowest level ever.
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Guidance on the term loan opened at 375bp over Libor with a 1% floor and a 99.5 original issue discount (OID), implying a yield to three-year call of roughly 6.24%, based on current three-month Libor rates, sources said.
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That divided-government scenario, while fueling partisan rancor inside the Capitol, could yield to lesser legislative action that would force attention elsewhere particularly when it comes to stocks, a team at Morgan Stanley said in a lengthy analysis for clients.
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Trump's refusal to yield to his advisers and abandon his vivid, signature positions has a lot to do with why he retains the fierce loyalty of his base, even in the face of impeachment and the chaos that reigns around him.
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Facebook pays no dividend, but even adding a 2% dividend yield to its high-flying shares would consume only about $11 billion a year, at a company that generated $32 billion in operating cash flow over the last 12 months.
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"An individual came through the gate and failed to yield to commands to stop," said Brian Boisvert, a spokesman for the United States military at the base, adding that safety protocols were followed and shots were fired as a last resort.
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"He may yet yield to enormous pressure from his own party, trade his vote for Yucca Mountain and call it a win," Axelrod said, referencing longtime efforts by Nevada political leaders to block a nuclear waste site in their state.
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Pressure from markets could play a role -- Salvini's remarks drove Italy's 10-year bond yield to two-month highs of 2.755%, up 6 basis points on the day, while shorter-dated two-year and five-year yields rose 8 bps each on Tuesday.
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At the final pricing, which implies a yield to three-year call of roughly 1.13%, the banks remained within their market flex, earning in full the fees agreed to for underwriting the loan, one of the sources and a third source familiar said.
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It had seen its biggest jump since the start of March overnight, as a stronger-than-expected rise in the June Institute of Supply Management (ISM) national factory activity index also propelled the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest since mid May.
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The U.S. Treasury 10-year note yield was little changed at 1.4972 percent after dropping 25 basis points overnight during a broad post-BoE rally in bond markets, which took the 10-year gilt yield to a record low of 0.639 percent.
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Analysts surveyed by Reuters on average expected the government to trim its estimate of the U.S. 140593 corn yield to 165.0 bushels per acre (bpa), from 166.0 bpa in June, and lower its soybean yield estimate to 48.6 bpa, from 49.5 in June.
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Further complicating the BOJ's struggle with low inflation, falling global bond yields in the wake of the U.S Federal Reserve's move to pause interest rate hikes for the rest of this year, have sent the JGB yield to 2-1/2 year lows.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Tuesday that the fourth round of negotiations did not produce enough agreement for the EU to yield to May's demands for immediate talks on a free trade deal and a transition to it after Brexit.
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In simple terms, the higher the current rate of inflation and the higher the expected rate of inflation in the future, the higher the yields will rise across the yield curve, as investors will demand this higher yield to compensate for inflation risk.
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Cyril Regnat, rates strategist at Natixis, warned that a no-deal Brexit would cause Germany's 1.403-year bund yield to fall to minus 20 basis points, triggering "more flattening of the 20-30 year curve, and a very strong widening of credit indices".
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Cyril Regnat, rates strategist at Natixis, warned that a no-deal Brexit would cause Germany's 10-year Bund yield to fall to minus 20 basis points, triggering "more flattening of the 20-30 year curve, and a very strong widening of credit indices".
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Bergman filmed mainly in his native Sweden, often among the artistic bourgeoisie, showing characters with suave manners and a shared cultural heritage who yield to atavistic drives that are all the more terrifying for the refined, intellectual justifications of their explosive expressions.
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"It's a burdensome, grueling process," Dr. Casa said, that he and others hope will yield to the efforts of a new program, the Collaborative Solutions for Safety in Sport created by the athletic trainers' association and theAmerican Medical Society for Sports Medicine.
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As the Chinese government refused to yield to the demand for greater public participation in the election of Hong Kong's leader, the chief executive, the protests gave rise to new political forces demanding greater autonomy, if not independence, from the Chinese mainland.
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"One key is whether the Fed minutes and U.S. jobs data will prompt the U.S. 10-year bond yield to clearly rise above 2.5 percent," said Teppei Ino, an analyst for Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ in Singapore, which would boost the dollar.
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The average yield on triple-A rated UK company bonds fell below 1.4 percent earlier this month, tracking a steep fall in the benchmark 10-year sovereign debt yield to a record low 0.5 percent, from nearly 13 percent before the Brexit vote.
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The rally in Italy led bond market gains across the euro zone, with global recession concerns and further Brexit uncertainty driving Germany's 240-year yield to plumb a new record low beyond minus 22016% and pushing the entire Finnish yield curve sub-zero.
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Beijing broke off official communications with Taiwan after Ms. Tsai, in her inauguration speech, declined to yield to Chinese demands that she endorse a political formula that holds that Taiwan is part of "One China" that includes both mainland China and Taiwan.
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The soaring numbers of people on bikes have drawn criticism, particularly from some older people, that cyclists can also be menaces, going the wrong way on streets, failing at times to yield to pedestrians and flying through red lights and stop signs.
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As widely expected, the Bank of Japan kept its policy settings unchanged at its first meeting of the year, maintaining a pledge to guide short-term interest rates at minus 0.1 percent and the 10-year government bond yield to around zero percent.
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TOKYO, July 0.53 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds tumbled on Friday, sending the benchmark 10-year yield to a one-month high, after the Bank of Japan's steps to ease monetary policy disappointed investors who had hoped measures would include additional bond purchases.
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Meanwhile, a potential crisis looms across the Taiwan Strait as Taiwan's presidential election approaches and Beijing strives to influence voters to reject President Tsai Ing-wen and her refusal to yield to Chinese pressure and accept its claims over the island's democratic sovereignty.
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Indeed, Obama announced in a State of the Union address, after Congress refused to yield to his demands in areas like immigration, that he would order the changes by executive order — and Democrats wildly applauded his pledge to make them completely irrelevant.
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Inevitably, Congress will yield to domestic pressure from the U.S. business and human rights communities, globalization, and global opinion, but each passing moment just extends a counterproductive, hypocritical and inhumane policy that goes against the United States' professed commitment to human rights.
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Information on what preferred share issues have terms likely to result in negative yield-to-call values is difficult for individual investors to come by, and analysis of the likelihood this prospect can involve extensive calculations that can be vexing for individuals.
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" Choe told reporters Friday that North Korea has "no intention to yield to the US demands" put forward at the February summit between Trump and Kim in Hanoi, "in any form, nor are we willing to engage in negotiations of this kind.
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"We've had the dominance of H23N1 yield to now a dominance or at least an equivalence of H3N2, which means that the strain that causes more severe disease is actually producing a substantial amount of late season influenza this year," Schaffner said.
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They explained which were the dreaded jobs — the ones in trim or chassis that involved bending, stretching, and hurrying to place parts on a fast-moving line — that some supervisors would assign as punishment if women did not yield to their advances.
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This is because the fall in German Bund yields since the U.K. referendum has hit the pool of assets eligible for purchase by the ECB, whose rules say assets' yield to maturity must be above its deposit facility rate at the time of purchase.
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The 22017-year spread this week hit its widest in over quarter of a century (236 basis points) and a fall in the 29-year German yield to a record low -28.00 pct pushed the spread to its widest in a decade (8.003 bps). 28.00.
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Whether or not you buy the thesis, so calm and so remorseless is the clarity with which Scorsese charts the events of that day that you somehow yield to them not as a flight of fancy but as the reconstruction of an established truth.
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They sliced their forecast for the 10-year Treasury yield to 2.6% at year-end, from a previous 3% based on trade war impacts and the easier policy of global central bankers, who are responding to slower growth, low inflation and concerns about financial conditions.
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PMI data released on Tuesday showed that U.K. construction activity suffered its sharpest downturn in over a decade in June on the back of rising Brexit concern, causing the British 10-year government bond yield to fall to its lowest level since October 2016.
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Angels HOUSTON — Astros manager A.J. Hinch played the role of soothsayer when he strolled to the mound in the ninth inning on Friday night and removed Lance McCullers, informing his starter that any temporary disappointment would soon yield to pride when victory was in hand.
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The BOJ last week pledged to keep interest rates "extremely low" for an extended period while making policy tweaks to buy stocks and bonds more flexibly, including allowing the 10-year government bond yield to move in a slightly wider band around zero percent.
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Maybe Mr Modi calculated that India had more to gain internationally from appearing accommodating than from acting the victim, and that the domestic political cost would be small—after all, he is known as a "Hindu nationalist" who will not yield to Muslim-majority Pakistan.
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A Reuters poll of 32 analysts conducted on Nov 24-25 showed investors are likely to demand an extra 25 basis points in yield to hold benchmark Italian debt over its German equivalent if the reforms are rejected, with the euro dipping 1.25 percent.
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Many market players have regarded that level as the upper limit of the range in which the BOJ wants the 20.22-year yield to stay, even though the central bank has not explicitly said what its policy target - of "around zero percent" - really means.
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Beijing began ratcheting up pressure on Ms. Tsai's government shortly after her inauguration speech in May 2016, in which she declined to yield to Chinese pressure to recognize both sides as part of one China, with each having its own interpretation of what that means.
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The benchmark 10-year US10YT=RR yield was last up 1.9 basis points at 1.8074% Yet, at the long end of the curve in Japan, the 20-year JGB yield fell 1 basis point to 0.300%, as did the 30-year yield, to 0.445%.
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Last year, after declaring a state of emergency when Congress did not yield to the request for $5 billion, the Trump administration diverted about $6.7 billion from military construction funds and other money intended for cracking down on illicit drugs to pay for the wall.
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The BOJ pledged in July to keep interest rates "extremely low" for an extended period and adjusted policy so it could buy stocks and bonds more flexibly, including allowing the 10-year government bond yield to move in a slightly wider band around zero percent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pimco, one of the world's biggest money managers, sees this week's U.S. bond market selloff as a buying opportunity and is not ready to call the spike in 214-year Treasury yield to a nine-month high a bear market precursor.
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That said, Google's official report on the accident had a decidedly "sorry-not-sorry" tone: "From now on, our cars will more deeply understand that buses (and other large vehicles) are less likely to yield to us than other types of vehicles," Google wrote.
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J.P. Morgan Chase strategists cut their forecast for the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield to 1.75% at year-end, after President Donald Trump's threat of tariffs on Mexico prompted fears that the economy will weaken further and the Fed will have to cut rates this year.
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Earlier Wednesday, bets on a possible rate increase, together with a debt relief deal for Greece and a stronger-than-expected report on German business sentiment, propelled the two-year yield and five-year yield to 10-week highs at 0.938 percent and 1.424 percent, respectively.
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Yields also moved lower overnight in step with Japanese government bonds, which fell after the Bank of Japan unexpectedly bought 5-to-10-year bonds worth 400 billion yen in order to stanch a selloff that lifted the 10-year yield to its highest since February 2017.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Abengoa and Algonquin will extend talks on Abengoa's sale of 16.5 percent of Atlantica Yield to the Canadian group until May 9, El Economista said citing unnamed sources with knowledge of the process.
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In order to makes its easy policy more sustainable, the BOJ had tweaked its yield-curve control (YCC) scheme -under which it guides long-term rates around zero percent- and decided to allow the yield to move about 20 basis points on either side of the target.
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Investors also rushed to the safety of U.S. Treasuries, pushing down the 10-year yield to a low of 2.102 percent , its lowest since mid-November, while the yield on Germany's 10-year government bond fell 3 basis points to 0.34 percent, the lowest since June 28.
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The USDA raised its forecast of the U.S. 2016/17 corn yield to a record high 175.3 bushels per acre, at the high end of a range of trade expectations and U.S. 2016/17 soybean yields to 52.5 bushels per acre, above an average of analyst expectations.
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The car assumed that an approaching bus would yield to let it pass, and when the bus did not slow down the driverless car -- going at a speed of about 0003 mph -- made contact with the side of the bus, which was traveling at 15 mph.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was steady at 0.76663 after rising 0.6 percent overnight as a stronger-than-expected rise in the June Institute of Supply Management (ISM) national factory activity index propelled the 10-year Treasury yield to seven-week highs.
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For instance, BBVA's US$213bn 29% perp callable May 2018 - the first AT1 bond sold - would reset to 826.2bp over five-year mid-swaps in nine months, but it now trades at a 3.69% yield-to-call or 223bp over swaps, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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As Madison explained in Federalist No. 85033: The necessity of a senate is not less indicated by the propensity of all single and numerous assemblies to yield to the impulse of sudden and violent passions, and to be seduced by factious leaders into intemperate and pernicious resolutions.
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Private analytics firm IEG Vantage, formerly known as Informa Economics IEG, raised its forecast of the average U.S. 2019 corn yield to 169.6 bushels per acre (bpa), up from 167.8 bpa a month ago and just above the U.S. Department of Agriculture's estimate of 0.083 bpa.
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Early on Tuesday morning, the Police Department said that Mr. Herman had been arrested and charged with seven counts of failure to yield to pedestrians as well as one count each of failure to exercise due care, unsafe backing of a vehicle and driving on a sidewalk.
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For example, we'll predict that the car in front of us will brake if it appears it's about to get cut off by a cyclist, or that a car making a left turn in front of us will probably yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk.
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As the drama unfolds, and the Marschallin accepts the need for her to give up Octavian so that a woman his own age can have him, she ruminates in a bittersweet monologue on the need to yield to the inevitable march of time, forgoing bodily passion.
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"We see potential for the 10-year German yield to drop back towards 25 bps, a level which was last reached in May when concerns about Italy last surged," HSBC fixed income strategist Wilson Chin said in the bank's fixed income asset allocation note, published on Wednesday.
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"We have no intention to yield to the US demands [put forward at the Hanoi summit] in any form, nor are we willing to engage in negotiations of this kind," said Choe, according to Russian state news agency TASS, which attended the press event in Pyongyang.
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In order to makes its easy policy more sustainable, the BOJ had tweaked its yield-curve control (YCC) scheme -under which it guides long-term rates around zero percent- and decided to allow the yield to move about 22016 basis points on either side of the target.
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The Supreme Court told the president that while he generally has a privilege over his conversations with his advisors, that this privilege had to yield to the rule of law which required President Nixon to turn over the tapes to the Special Prosecutor in a criminal trial.
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"There's no court in the history of the universe that has ever extended this to global warming," Alsup said at a hearing in May, where he also suggested that the harms of fossil fuels might have to be balanced against the benefits they yield to civilization.
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"Remember that guy deported 6 times that san fran let go because they don't yield to immigration cause its racist?" he wrote, referring to the sanctuary city's decision, before the murder, to release the accused man from jail on a prior drug charge without reporting it to federal authorities.
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By the 1970s, the dynamism and poetic reveries yield to a sparer, but no less intense formalism, exemplified by Nevelson's rectilinear collages in which thick, orderly brown and black borders draw the viewer's gaze deeper into miniaturized, highly geometric patterns, some formed from colored embossed paper and bright foil.
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NEW YORK, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Interest rates on U.S. 30-year fixed-rate mortgages jumped to a 7-1/2 year high following a dramatic selloff in the bond market that propelled 10-year Treasury yield to its highest level since May 2011, Freddie Mac said on Thursday.
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China Life, the country's largest life insurer, more than doubled its debt investment products, including trust and asset management plans, to 301.8 billion yuan ($47.45 billion) last year from 2016, leading to a sharp rise in overall investment yield to 4.55 percent from 2.43 percent, its annual results show.
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You can imagine Yee's likeness at the Haw Par Villa theme park: an intransigent, internet-obsessed child who would not yield to authority, punished by being forced to cut his long hair, shut his big mouth, and languish in a cell with no phone, no computer, and no stimulation.
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While the BOJ on Tuesday maintained a pledge to guide short-term interest rates at minus 1.83 percent and the 21.8-year government bond yield to around zero percent, the financial markets have begun to speculate about when the central bank might allow long-term rates to drift higher.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was steady at 96.254 after rising 0.6 percent overnight as a stronger-than-expected rise in the June Institute of Supply Management (ISM) national factory activity index propelled the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest since mid May.
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The index had edged up overnight to pull away from a four-week trough of 93.402 set on Wednesday, with Wall Street shares higher after sagging through much of the week, causing a 4 basis points jump in the long-term Treasury yield to shore up the dollar.
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In a speech on Monday broadcast on state TV, Iranian Zarif said: "Iran will never yield to pressure from the United States ... If they want to talk to Iran, they should show respect ... "Never threaten an Iranian ... Iran has always resisted pressure, and has responded with respect when respected.
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On Monday the six-currency dollar index had seen its biggest jump since the start of March, after a stronger-than-expected rise in the June Institute of Supply Management (ISM) national factory activity index had also propelled the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest since mid May.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was steady at 96.254 after rising 0.6 percent overnight as a stronger-than-expected rise in the June Institute of Supply Management (ISM) national factory activity index propelled the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest since May 16.
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Strategists see a limit as to how high Canadian yields will reach, however, and expect the 2-year yield to fall as much as 80 basis points below its U.S. equivalent by the end of 2017 as the Bank of Canada shows no desire to follow Fed increases.
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Or we could yield to the increasingly popular oligarch model of billionaire-owned newsrooms and individuals with more wealth than the bottom half of the US, and directly ask some of the better-off Malibu residents to spread some wealth to less-visible casualties of the Woolsey fire.
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Republican senators from Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Ohio and West Virginia will all have to decide whether to heed the pleas of consumers who like the current health law — or yield to the will of Republican leaders, donors and voters who demand an end to the Affordable Care Act.
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The RBI's views on the economy, like the government's, are more optimistic than many private forecasters and at odds with bond markets, which had sent the 10-year bond yield to a 7-1/2 year low last month on anticipation of aggressive rate cuts, but up 20 bps on Wednesday.
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"You may not want to hear this, but there's not enough stock to buy, and there's not enough bonds that have any yield to buy," he said, adding that investors are going to get tired of earning little to nothing on their cash and will move that money into capital markets.
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A long-simmering White House feud spilled into the open: John Bolton, the former national security adviser, tried to block Mick Mulvaney, the president's acting chief of staff, from joining a lawsuit aimed at determining whether those summoned by Congress should comply, or yield to the White House's order not to.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was a shade lower at 20.7712 after rising 0.6 percent overnight as a stronger-than-expected rise in the June Institute of Supply Management (ISM) national factory activity index propelled the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest since May 16.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was a shade lower at 96.178 after rising 0.6 percent overnight as a stronger-than-expected rise in the June Institute of Supply Management (ISM) national factory activity index propelled the 10-year Treasury yield to its highest since May 16.
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The release on Thursday of Ovidio Guzmán López, El Chapo's son, by an outgunned and surrounded contingent of Mexican soldiers led to widespread criticism of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador for supporting the decision to yield to the cartel and, more broadly, for failing to tackle the country's spiraling violence.
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"We are advising investors to cash out 30 percent of their portfolio with expectation of one-year t-bill yield to move up to 10 percent by end of the first half given tight global funding for Sri Lanka," said Dimantha Mathew, research manager at First Capital Equities (Pvt) Ltd.
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The company has also made a number of acquisitions this year, including an estimated $300 million deal for Israel-based AI startup Dynamic Yield, to bring even more AI advancements and personalization to its drive-thru experience, its various in-store and online menus, and other facets of of the business.
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"If there are European rules that are starving a continent, these rules must be changed," Salvini told reporters when asked about his comments on Tuesday, which sent Italy's 10-year bond yield to a two-month high and pushed the spread between Italian and German yields to their widest level in three months.
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Primary dealers, or the top 24 Wall Street firms that do business directly with the Federal Reserve, received 10.63% of the $7 billion in 30-year TIPS offered 20173SG4=, resulting in their yield to be sold at 0.501%, which was the lowest yield at an auction of this maturity since October 2012.
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As the yields on U.K. gilts sunk to new lows overnight and German bunds dug deeper into negative territory, buying in U.S. Treasurys sent the 252.8-year bond yield to an all-time low of 252.1 percent early Friday and the 10-year dipped below its closing high of 1.38 percent temporarily.
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Retired generals tapped for high-ranking positions in the Trump administration ought to be subject to the same kind of scrutiny as civilian nominees, but we should not yield to vaguely defined fears that the generals would push Trump into war or wield too much influence simply because they served their country.
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"(Australian) banks remain the best of the bunch with a gross yield around 23.7 percent in 2017 there is enough premium in the yield to counter the bad-debt cycle while the regulatory and interest rate cycle outlook is improving," Mathan Somasundaram, a quantitative strategist with Baillieu Holst, said in a note.
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Opening the debate in Strasbourg, Barnier and EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker repeated their view that a fourth round of negotiations last week did not produce enough agreement for the EU to yield to May's demands for immediate talks on a free trade deal and a transition to it after Brexit.
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While the BOJ on Tuesday maintained a pledge to guide short-term interest rates at minus 0.1 percent and the 10-year government bond yield to around zero percent after its policy meeting, the financial markets have begun to speculate about when the central bank might allow long-term rates to drift higher.
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Although the year-end tax selling intensified December's stock rout, it will likely yield to a bounce in January, which is the logic behind Wall Street's "January effect," a theory that there is a seasonal rally in stocks during the first month of the year, according to Nicholas Colas, co-founder of DataTrek Research.
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Given that, a Reuters poll last week said there might be only a muted response to confirmation of such a result, with investors expected to demand an extra 13 basis points in yield to hold Italian debt over its German equivalent if the reform is rejected, and the euro expected to dip 1.25 percent.
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Latin artists like J Balvin and Karol G out of Colombia or Daddy Yankee and Ozuna from Puerto Rico, as well as mainland-born ones like Becky G and Romeo Santos, made their voices heard in such volume that the all-genre Billboard Hot 100 had little choice but to yield to their tremendous hits.
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And despite the enormous international focus on climate change at the summit, the discussion will likely fade into the background as the UN General Assembly begins Tuesday, where rising temperatures will likely yield to rising international tensions around the recent attacks on oil facilities in Saudi Arabia, which several countries now blame on Iran.
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"In light of Mr. Manafort's continuing detention and after further reflection, issues of distance and inconvenience must yield to concerns about his safety and, more importantly, the challenges he will face in adjusting to a new place of confinement and the changing circumstances of detention two weeks before trial," Manafort's attorneys wrote to the judge Tuesday afternoon.
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Maybe then we can hope that he does not yield to the temptation of choosing a Fed chair who will keep interest rates unduly low but rather he will choose someone in the mold of Paul Volcker, who did not shrink from talking truth to power and from making very difficult and unpopular monetary policy decisions.
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Their support for the Trump administration isn't about discrete policies; it's about a broader vision of law enforcement that the policies reflect: Because rank-and-file law enforcement officers know best what it takes to keep communities safe (after all, they live it) everyone else — including the public and their own superiors — should yield to their judgment.
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The opinion piece goes on to critique the personal attacks made by both camps on their rivals during the campaign, the ills of the de facto two-party electoral system and winner-takes-all primary voting system - which China Daily said made "extreme candidates" stand out - and how democracy had to eventually "yield to populism" with the GOP's nomination of Trump.
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Marine La Pen's National Front will likely yield to the young, independent and rising Emmanuel Macron in the next round, who received a call of support just before the race from Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 22019 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE.
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The U.S. is a gang of cruel robbers which has worked hard to bring even a nuclear disaster to the DPRK, not content with having imposed the thrice-cursed and unheard-of political isolation, economic blockade and military pressure on it for the mere reason that it has differing ideology and social system and refuses to yield to the former's ambition for aggression.
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Read more: A Tesla Model S or Model X is way less likely to get stolen than a Chevy Silverado or Mercedes-Benz S-ClassThe suspect was arrested on charges of theft, criminal damage, failing to yield to law-enforcement vehicles, aggravated driving under the influence, and two counts of failing to appear in court for an arrest warrant, The Roundup said.
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"There may be a bit more room left (for the yield to fall) but in the medium-term it will depend on the decision on whether (Greek bonds) will be added to ECB QE." Two-year yields have declined around 370 basis points this month, posting their biggest monthly decline since August 2015 when Athens agreed a third bailout deal with lenders.
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In his early critical writings on the Bible, in the 1970s, he pushed against a dominant view within academic Bible scholarship that the ancient texts were effectively a big messy pile of documents, useful mostly for what data they might yield to linguists in their tallies of Semitic verb forms or to historians in their efforts to document ancient cultic practices.
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"If there is still any wishful thinking that, by escalating violence, the Hong Kong SAR government will yield to pressure to satisfy the so-called political demands, I am making this statement clear and loud here: That will not happen," Lam said, using the initials for Special Administrative Region, which describes the city's status as a semi-autonomous Chinese territory.
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Private analytics firm IEG Vantage, formerly known as Informa Economics IEG, on Friday lowered its forecast of the average U.S. 2019 corn yield to 167.5 bushels per acre from 0.163 bushels a month ago, according to an IEG client note seen IEG forecast the average U.S. 2019 soybean yield at 46.5 bushels per acre, down from 48.4 bushels last month.
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