If that happens, a deal could be on the cards.
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At that point a recession might be on the cards.
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If that fails, a split could be on the cards.
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Acquisitions could also be on the cards, albeit not immediately.
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A general election could still be on the cards, though.
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"I think $2998.60,361 may be on the cards," he said.
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A principled pull-out hardly looks to be on the cards.
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But if that happens a deal could be on the cards.
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If he does, then a convention would be on the cards.
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Other investments that fit within that focus might be on the cards.
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Unification is therefore unlikely to be on the cards for some time.
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An official recession—two consecutive quarters of contraction—could be on the cards.
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Dual-SIM functionality also appears to be on the cards for this model.
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WA may yet be on the cards after talks with PZU-controlled Alior failed.
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Anyone who thinks a Trumpian U-Turn could be on the cards is mistaken.
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Some sources believe a refinancing of the entire structure could be on the cards.
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Diplomatic isolation of Pakistan should also be on the cards if Islamabad does not deliver.
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The minutes didn't provide much guidance on whether another rate cut might be on the cards.
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But Mr Kim's visit suggests that a dramatic improvement in relations could be on the cards.
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So considering how awesome this cover is, perhaps a duet with Bieber could be on the cards.
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That means a decider could be on the cards, which history suggests would favor whoever starts best.
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Tax rebates on income derived from abroad to encourage internationalization could however be on the cards, he said.
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Most recent comments by the 10-member MPC suggest a rate cut may be on the cards soon.
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His budget minister said this month a voluntary redundancy plan could be on the cards, but did not elaborate.
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Analysts said sharper cost cutting and acquisitions could now be on the cards, but they saw no easy fix.
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If exports remain sluggish, another quarter of contraction could be on the cards which would be a technical recession.
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A removal of the export duty on refined copper, for example, does not seem to be on the cards.
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Both carriers denied that talks were under way, but some sort of tie-up may nonetheless be on the cards.
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While Grab and oBike haven't worked together yet, it is almost certain to be on the cards sooner or later.
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"Further downside is likely to be on the cards, on the back of political jitters and Brexit risk," he said.
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He's even gone 1-1 with Cormier, and a trilogy bout to decide the rivalry could be on the cards.
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However, sources predicted Canada could be on the cards even before the couple announced they were giving up their roles.
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However, that was a significant improvement on recent industry reports, indicating a fight back could be on the cards in 2017.
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Capital Economics' Dales noted that the RBA's statement didn't contain any hints that further rate cuts could be on the cards.
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Tightening, however, is unlikely to be on the cards this year even if the Federal Reserve delivers on its rate hikes.
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Born in London and raised in Wales, a life of performing was always going to be on the cards for Iestyn.
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Mandatory conversion of the FC retail loans does not appear to be on the cards, at least in the immediate term.
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Global market overview: US stock futures were pointing higher, suggesting a sixth consecutive day of gains could be on the cards.
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A recession as early as Q3 next year could be on the cards if sluggish car sales continue, according to Saxo.
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"A reprieve, however, may be on the cards tomorrow ... expectations are running high that hints of impending monetary stimulus will be plentiful."
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"If the sell-off in the lira gathers pace, I think further hikes could be on the cards," Capital Economics' Jackson said.
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By contrast, the poll showed a weakening to $1.20 could be on the cards in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Further consolidation among the region's banks could be on the cards because the low oil price has taken its toll on deposits.
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Miquel Iceta, the Socialists' top politician in Catalonia, told Reuters that dialogue with the separatists still had to be on the cards.
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With the bond market having moved so far in such a short space of time, a reversal may be on the cards.
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In the wake of the Singapore and U.S. announcements, further plot twists in the 1MDB saga may be on the cards, analysts said.
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However, a person familiar with the situation warned that further strikes could be on the cards if Lufthansa doesn't improve the latest offer.
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Yet when it comes to soaking up the savings glut, deficits are deficits, and big deficits now seem to be on the cards.
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"History, and the lowly valuation attributed to Deutsche's assets by the market, suggests another capital raise could be on the cards," Mould said.
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The central bank has signaled that it could ease over the summer and some are suggesting more quantitative easing could be on the cards.
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After nearly a half-decade of underperformance relative to the broader tech space, there are signs that a breakout might be on the cards.
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A cull may be on the cards, but the animal underground expects to be back next winter, dodging the rangers with bales of hay.
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He said TIM was "very long" on Brazil, adding while growth would be mainly organic, M&A in spectra could be on the cards.
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Further signs in the next weeks that a policy move may be on the cards this year could work in favour of the pound.
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Kuo's note mirrored a report from DigiTimes in January that also suggested an entry-level MacBook would be on the cards later this year.
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A minority government or an alliance with the liberal Free Democrats, who walked away from coalition talks last year, could then be on the cards.
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A hawkish tone could also potentially suggest that a rate hike at the Fed's September meeting might be on the cards, which some investors welcomed.
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Further actions will likely be in the form of fiscal stimulus, Moe said, adding that some relaxation in property measures could be on the cards.
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Where a few weeks ago Fed officials were hinting that four rate hikes might be on the cards in 2016, markets now anticipate only one.
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Investors will welcome this sense of consistency, although the prime minister's imminent departure has also dashed hopes that grander modernisations might be on the cards.
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President Donald Trump went as far as to say a military intervention may be on the cards, though U.S. officials quickly rolled that idea back.
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A tie-up between Germany's two biggest banks could be on the cards sooner rather than later, according to a report from the Financial Times.
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PARIS, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Airbus said further Eurofighter orders, both from new export customers and repeat orders by launch customers, could be on the cards soon.
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In the meantime, perhaps a collab may soon be on the cards—Gallagher does namecheck Skepta after all (he signs off with "Skepta, 'av it mate").
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Well, Reddit user ALL_STAR_87 has a theory about a possible pairing that could go against the grain... [EVERYTHING] Could this powerful alliance be on the cards?
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Just last week, Kuroda said the bank's presence in the ETF market was "not too big," hinting that a top up may be on the cards.
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More radical measures, such as breaking up their firms into smaller, more focused and less heavily regulated units, do not seem to be on the cards.
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But since the referendum the Brexit premium has looked relatively stable, even though a messy divorce from the EU now seems to be on the cards.
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LONDON (Reuters) - No big changes are expected from the European Central Bank when it meets on Thursday, but a bit of tweaking may be on the cards.
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The pair had previously said this would be their last Olympics and hinted that retirement from competition - this time for good - might be on the cards soon.
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Although such an ambitious expansion may not be on the cards immediately, it looks like the company is happy to slowly test its brick-and-mortar concept.
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It also showed many thought an increase in its monthly bond-buying program - currently at 60 billion euros ($65 billion) a month - could be on the cards.
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Another source with first-hand knowledge of the matter said such a plan could not be on the cards since the two companies pursued very different strategies.
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Kim may be looking to learn from Vietnam's experience of manufacturing products for international companies, meaning a visit to a factory could also be on the cards.
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The U.S. central bank has taken a hawkish turn, sending clear signals to the market last week that a June interest rate hike could be on the cards.
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Gifting a trip to Disney World may not be on the cards this year, but they can still revel in the magic with these Disney attraction-inspired candles.
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Crucially, both the U.K. and EU are keen to maintain the upper-hand in the ensuing talks and, as such, a stand-off could be on the cards.
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Also, an initial public offering in 2019, which could be on the cards if investor Goldman Sachs gets its way, could give early investors the liquidity they want.
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But if neither party has a majority and Labour has more seats, Mr. Corbyn forms a minority government — and a second Brexit referendum would be on the cards.
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He said the firm would likely discuss measures to mitigate the effect of tariffs, but said he also expected an increase in prices to be on the cards.
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But by the following day the stockmarket—and the iPhone-maker's share price—slumped again as investors fretted that a global downturn might soon be on the cards.
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He said a second Scottish referendum on independence, hot on the heels of the 2014 vote, could be on the cards but the oil price may prove a hurdle.
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"We are still harvesting coffee with a clear quality problem affected by El Nino," Velez told Reuters at his Bogota office, adding worse damage could be on the cards.
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As far as Lockhart is concerned, like with McGregor's goal of moving between divisions, he is not surprised that a future move to welterweight could be on the cards.
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The central bank has cut the benchmark interest rate twice this year as it seeks to stimulate the economy, and has indicated more easing may be on the cards.
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Worryingly for investors, it appears a 'hard Brexit' may be on the cards, where control of immigration takes priority over Britain's tariff-free access to the European single market.
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This means that should he impress during his time at the Estadio Municipal de Balaidos, a future career back at the Camp Nou may still be on the cards.
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"With Brexit uncertainty deteriorating economic fundamentals and political risk all weighing heavily on the British pound, further downside may be on the cards," said FXTM research analyst Lukman Otunuga.
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An upbeat payrolls report would support the view that further U.S. rate hikes may be on the cards, after Fed officials sounded a hawkish note at a meeting last weekend.
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Earlier this month Chairman John Elkann reiterated his support for Camilleri, denying speculation a top management purge could be on the cards after the replacement of Ferrari's Formula One principal.
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However, "with the economy still in a fragile state, monetary policy loosening looks to be on the cards in the coming months," writes Capital Economics' Krystal Tan in a note.
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"Markets are getting a bit fatigued and a healthy correction could be on the cards," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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Overheating would be on the cards "if we had a twin deficit problem and the investment rate started to drop," but the risk of that was "very low", he said.
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Equally, with elections taking place throughout Europe, and the prospect of far-right anti-establishment parties making gains, an increase in protectionism and barriers to entry could be on the cards.
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Disney-Themed Candle Gifting a trip to Disney World may not be on the cards this year, but they can still revel in the magic with these Disney attraction-inspired candles.
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The investment of U.S. buyout fund Cerberus in both Commerzbank and peer Deutsche Bank has added fuel to speculation that a merger between the two may be on the cards eventually.
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A senior government official early last week said a rate hike might be on the cards, in a radical change of tack from government officials who previously complained about RBI hikes.
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The Beijing-based firm earns most of its income by ferrying food and providing travel booking services inside its home country, and international expansion never seemed to be on the cards.
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For now, a return to massive money printing like that seen during the global financial crisis, which would risk a further debt blowout, does not seem to be on the cards.
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" For those wondering if a recession might be on the cards in 2019, the senior market strategist had this to say: "You don't see recessions when you see global earnings still growing.
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However, the central bank flagged possible "corrective measures" in the months ahead in a sign that further tightening might be on the cards to temper inflation pressures and safeguard a fragile rupee.
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Although the motion is unlikely to pass, the Socialist government has been weakened by the public clamor over the fires and a further reshuffle may be on the cards, some analysts believe.
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Drastic measures surrounding Brexit — including a no-deal departure or a snap general election — could be on the cards after the British Parliament failed yet again to agree on any alternative options.
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Castagna ruled out any deal needing fresh cash from shareholders but he said a share issue could be on the cards further down the road to fund growth or speed up integration.
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In the interview, Tuil reiterated previous statements by Elliott that the activist investor was not seeking a wholesale break-up of Thyssen, though smaller divestments could be on the cards, he said.
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"(Financial assistance) could be on the cards but I don't see (the chance of) this happening as very likely," Olaf Boehnke, senior advisor at Rasmussen Global, told CNBC's "Capital Connection" on Monday.
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The CEO told CNBC that he hopes the company can be cash flow positive in two-and-a-half-to-three years, and an initial public offering (IPO) could be on the cards.
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A "Norwegian solution" for Britain post-Brexit does not appear to be on the cards given London's position concerning the so-called 'four freedoms', Norway's Prime Minister Erna Solberg told CNBC on Friday.
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Stocks have benefited this week from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which all but abandoned plans for further rate hikes, and on optimism that a U.S.-China trade deal might be on the cards.
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Stocks have benefited this week from the U.S. Federal Reserve, which all but abandoned plans for raising interest rates again, and on optimism that a U.S.-China trade deal might be on the cards.
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INTEREST RATES: The U.S. Federal Reserve is widely expected to raise rates on Wednesday and investors will scan its announcement for clues on how many more rises might be on the cards this year.
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Analysts believe Carillion might have to raise at least 500 million pounds via a share sale or that a debt-for-equity swap could be on the cards to shore up the balance sheet.
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Mixed August data have raised concerns that China economic recovery could be losing steam, so changes in trading strategies could be on the cards once investors have assessed third-quarter data over coming weeks.
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Comments from several U.S. Federal Reserve officials, as well as the April meeting minutes, sent clear signals to the market earlier this month that a June interest rate hike could be on the cards.
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Global recession might not be on the cards, but investors are starting to worry that central banks are running out of ammunition, Geraldine Sundstrom, an asset allocation portfolio manager at Pimco, told CNBC Wednesday.
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However, new fuel was added to the fire Wednesday after the Federal Reserve released a hawkish forecast on U.S. economic growth, indicating that an interest rate hike could be on the cards for June.
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Remediating polluted land might also, the researchers hope, be on the cards, although they have yet to work out how to recover the droplets once the emulsion has been sprayed on the affected ground.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan is meeting Prime Minister Binali Yildirim at the presidential palace on Wednesday, and a cabinet reshuffle could be on the cards, three sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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DE chief executive said he was in agreement with the German generic drugmaker's new private-equity owners that larger acquisitions would not be on the cards for Stada over the next two to three years.
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The U.S. gold price last week suffered its biggest fall since early November - its fourth straight weekly decline - amid growing expectations that a U.S. interest rate hike may be on the cards sooner rather than later.
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On the technical side, the next topside resistance for gold sits between $1.32.79,346-$1,349 and if this breaks a quick rise to $1,360-$1,13 would be on the cards, MKS PAMP Group said in a note.
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The British pound traded at $1.3284, recovering somewhat after tumbling to around $1.3225 in the wake of comments from Bank of England Governor Mark Carney last week that indicated further easing would be on the cards.
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As such, a potential ninth showdown in a grand slam final, and second at Melbourne Park, between the American sisters could potentially be on the cards, though Venus sidestepped the question after her victory over Barthel.
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Huang said a property tax could be on the cards in the next few years, adding it will help temper speculation in a sector that has drawn a raft of government curbs in the past year.
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Data from U.S. financial watchdog Commodity Futures Trading Commission showed speculators' net long position in the euro/dollar futures traded in Chicago rose to a record high, suggesting that profit-taking could be on the cards.
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On the technical side, the next topside resistance for gold sits between $1.73.41,346-$1,349 and if this breaks a quick rise to $1,360-$1,13 would be on the cards, MKS PAMP Group said in a note.
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The public owners of CVA have set a deadline of March to decide on asset sale options and if that fails then an IPO of at least 30% of CVA could be on the cards, it said.
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President Buhari has resisted International Monetary Fund calls to devalue the naira, though Vice President Yemi Osinbajo sparked speculation a devaluation may be on the cards when he said the central bank had to change its polices.
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Several announcements are set to take place on Tuesday by the smartphone maker, with Wall Street expecting a new Apple TV, three new iPhones and a new Apple Watch to be on the cards during the event.
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In South Korea, like Italy on the frontline of the outbreak, the finance ministry and met and agreed to cooperate with its central bank, following speculation that an emergency interest rate cut could be on the cards.
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Despite the recent correction, equities in India, China, Indonesia, Philippines were trading above their 10-year average price-to-earnings ratios at the end of last month, indicating more foreign selling could be on the cards, analysts said.
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HK/SIN time after climbing over the $0.76 level late Tuesday as Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Glenn Stevens suggested further easing may not be on the cards in the near term, unless current economic conditions drastically changed.
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While the majority of economists polled by Reuters said early this month they expected the bank to leave rates on hold, slowing inflation and a strengthening rouble mean some think a rate cut could be on the cards.
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In South Korea, one of the countries on the frontline of the outbreak, the finance ministry met and agreed to cooperate with its central bank, following speculation that an emergency interest rate cut could be on the cards.
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A big loss for pro-government parties -- as appears to be on the cards -- could increase pressure on Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam to come up with a political solution to address at least some of those demands.
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Global stock markets appear to have dismissed remarks from New York Fed President William Dudley on Thursday that suggested a Fed rate rise might be on the cards in June and prompted major U.S. stock indexes to close lower.
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"I wouldn't exclude seeing further strength today and tomorrow, but when the meeting is over, the downtrend is going to resume," PVM's Varga said, adding that a drop below $45 a barrel in Brent could be on the cards.
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Chinese consumers are getting very excited about the iPhone X. But for Apple, which has struggled to keep up with the onslaught of competition in China's smartphone market, an upturn in fortunes may not yet be on the cards.
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The deal has since reduced arrival numbers in the EU from Turkey to a trickle and the bloc has already said it is determined to keep the scheme with Ankara going, meaning more money may be on the cards.
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An attempt to break through zero into negative territory may well be on the cards, say analysts, adding that uncertainty ahead of the June 23 referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union could provide the trigger for such a move.
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In a comment to Bloomberg, Summit Research Partners analyst Henry Guo suggested that a China IPO, not a U.S. listing like Baidu, could be on the cards for Qiyi if it is allowed to go private via this acquisition offer.
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Recent comments from Fed officials suggested a hike in the world's largest economy could be on the cards as soon as next month, but signs of restraint within the rate-setting committee brought relief to markets, sending global bond yields lower.
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PARIS (Reuters) - After world number one Angelique Kerber succumbed in the first round of the French Open, another upset could be on the cards on day two of the claycourt major when Garbine Muguruza takes on Francesca Schiavone on Monday.
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The central bank kept its key rates steady for a sixth straight month, but flagged possible "corrective measures" in the months ahead in a sign further tightening might be on the cards to temper inflation pressures and safeguard a fragile rupee.
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One report from January in Music Business Worldwide hinted that a partnership with Facebook — which has been working hard to grow its own video business as a route to more engagement and more premium advertising — could soon be on the cards.
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Blue-chip Just Eat rose 1.9 percent as Liberum analysts expressed confidence in the takeaway group's strategy and said a takeover or a go-private deal could be on the cards after calls by a shareholder this week for asset sales.
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The central bank kept its key rates steady on Tuesday for a sixth straight month, but flagged possible "corrective measures" in the months ahead in a sign further tightening might be on the cards to temper inflation pressures and safeguard a fragile rupee.
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More pressure could be on the cards on Wednesday as the pound extended those gains after trading closed on a report that British and European negotiators have agreed on a text that deals with the Irish border, a key issue in Brexit talks.
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Many executives are now pinning their hopes on a change in direction for central banks given that rate hikes appear to be on the cards in the United States this year - and ultimately a paring back of easy-money policies in Europe.
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That 3-0 win over the Germans in Lyon is remembered as the greatest night in Croatian football history although beating Messi's Argentina by the same scoreline has left many experts wondering if a repeat deep run could be on the cards.
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Last week, the country's central bank kept key rates steady for a sixth straight month, but flagged possible "corrective measures" in the months ahead in a sign further tightening might be on the cards to temper inflation pressures and safeguard a fragile rupee.
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This comes at a time when consumer credit has grown at rates that have raised regulatory concerns, and the Bank of England has signalled that an interest rate rise may be on the cards as inflation climbs to 5-1/2 year highs.
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But, most importantly, they are fit and healthy at the same time and showing signs that a blockbuster rematch might be on the cards come July 15 as they have both reached the fourth round at the grasscourt championships without dropping a set.
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Officials at the Federal Reserve and traders in financial markets have been talking past each other for much of the year—most recently in May, when the Fed sought to convince traders that a summer rate rise might be on the cards.
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The central bank on Tuesday kept its key rates steady for a sixth straight month, but flagged possible "corrective measures" in the months ahead in a sign further tightening might be on the cards to temper inflation pressures and safeguard a fragile rupee.
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PARIS, Aug 30 (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday said that more cuts to popular housing benefits for households could be on the cards as part of a wider reform of France's costly housing policy and a drive to cut public spending.
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In 2011 Wang Yi, now China's foreign minister, then head of the Taiwan Affairs Office, said privately during a visit to Washington that China might consider replacing the 1992 formula, and there have been some signs that this could still be on the cards.
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"Oil prices are caught between concerns about over-supply and a strong dollar on the one hand and the prospect of further jawboning from OPEC members that some form of production freeze could be on the cards," CMC Markets senior analyst Michael Hewson said.
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The central bank kept its key rates steady last week for a sixth straight month, but flagged possible "corrective measures" in the months ahead, in a sign that further tightening might be on the cards to temper inflation pressures and safeguard a fragile rupee.
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In terms of the latter, areas where Gurlé believes Symphony would be better off buying rather than building itself include market intelligence and IT integration (indeed, there are a number of players in both areas and so consolidation may well be on the cards).
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The central bank kept its key rates steady last week for a sixth straight month, but flagged possible "corrective measures" in the months ahead in a sign that further tightening might be on the cards to temper inflation pressures and safeguard a fragile rupee.
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While S&P warned in June that a cut may be on the cards, it said it decided to make the call after concluding that China's "de-risking" drive that started early this year was having less of an impact on credit growth than initially expected.
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It was on track to close the week down 3.5 percent, the biggest fall since early November and the fourth straight weekly decline after minutes of the Fed's latest policy meeting indicated last week that a rate rise may be on the cards sooner rather than later.
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That put pressure on the central bank to match it with aggressive monetary easing when it makes its concludes its two-day policy meeting on Friday, fuelling speculation that unconventional policies like "helicopter money" - giving cash directly to businesses and consumers - might be on the cards.
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Her third came on Thursday, and it pretty much cemented something that looked to be on the cards ever since her account went live: Jennifer Aniston (or at least Aniston and the people working with her on social media) has pretty much nailed the Instagram game.
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While the growth data initially spurred expectations that the Reserve Bank of Australia might hold back any interest rate cuts, some analysts said that with inflation remaining low and much of the growth driven by exports, rate cuts from the current record low 1.5 percent may still be on the cards.
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If a "bail-in" appeared to be on the cards, however, Edwards warned that Italy could see a run on the banks similar to that seen in Greece and Cyprus where depositors rushed to get their money out before capital controls were imposed at the height of their financial crises.
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S&P kept its negative outlook on South Africa's BBB- rating after a review on Friday, warning a downgrade to "junk" status could be on the cards later this year, or the next if policy measures did not turn around an ailing economy expected to grow by 0.9 percent at most in 2016.
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But a significant move below zero may be on the cards and European corporate yields could follow the same path as those on high-rated Swiss corporates, which moved into negative territory after the Swiss central bank cut rates below zero and lowered its deposit rate to -0.75 percent in January last year.
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The disastrous showing at the polls has also cast a cloud over May's vision for a "hard Brexit" from the E.U. – in which Britain would leave Europe's single market and customs union – raising the prospect that a more pragmatic approach, prioritizing close trade links over controlling immigration, might be on the cards.
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On Wall Street, a climb in major indexes fizzled late in the session after the Wall Street Journal reported the Fed is likely to cut rates by 25 basis points when it meets later this month, after comments by a Fed official on Thursday raised expectations a larger cut may be on the cards.
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While more forceful policy easing may not be on the cards, Xie of OCBC added: "However, as mentioned by the politburo for the first time that the economy is still facing downward pressure due to structural and systemic reasons, this implies that there is no U-turn in China's stimulative policies in the near term," he said.
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"Realistically I knew that alcohol would be on the cards and sleep would be precious, so I actually wrote a three page booklet for the other seven girls going with me called Sophie's Guide to Epilepsy so that in the unlikely scenario that I did have a seizure, they would know what to do," she said.
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"With reports on a renewed crackdown on the cryptocurrency in China fuelling anxiety over future restrictions, further losses could be on the cards (for bitcoin) in the near term," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM in the UK. "The sharp depreciation witnessed in bitcoin today should remind investors on how explosively volatile and unpredictable the cryptocurrency can be," he added.
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