Buying in bulk for the sake of buying in bulk generally isn't advised when trying to save money, says Priya Malani, founder and CEO of Stash Wealth.
|
|
Mike Khouw and Carter Worth illustrated call buying in Walmart.
|
|
It's easy to understand why they are already buying in.
|
|
Forgive me if I need some time before buying in.
|
|
Costco members know that buying in bulk equals major savings.
|
|
Dan Nathan took a look at put buying in Microsoft.
|
|
Mike Khouw and Carter Worth outlined call buying in 3M.
|
|
If you're buying in bulk, always ask for a discount.
|
|
Panic buying in some areas was exacerbating the supply crunch.
|
|
If global markets drop by 10 percent, start buying in.
|
|
Many of her friends are buying in bulk, she adds.
|
|
Michael Khouw looked into call buying in the Technology ETF.
|
|
Tell us what you plan on buying in the comments below!
|
|
A big factor was buying in a single exchange-traded fund.
|
|
Kuwait stocks rose 0.5 percent, lifted by buying in banking stocks.
|
|
So we need some sort of trigger to get buying in.
|
|
Others are buying in the store and having it shipped home.
|
|
There's been a lot of speculative buying in China for instance.
|
|
I started buying in bulk and then reselling on my website.
|
|
"To their credit, they're playing hard and buying in," he said.
|
|
Dan Nathan broke down put buying in the Emerging Markets ETF.
|
|
"China isn't buying in Brazil, China is buying Brazil," Bolsonaro said.
|
|
But Bank of America's been particularly aggressive on buying in stock.
|
|
But there was a decent amount of buying in Taiwan ($1.7bn).
|
|
Wait for the madness in Micron to abate before buying in.
|
|
"It's about everyone buying in to what we're doing," Gordon said.
|
|
What we're seeing now is all call-buying in this stock.
|
|
Investors betting on buying in bulk have been rewarded this year.
|
|
Buying in bulk only saves money if you actually eat it.
|
|
These attributes have led to some big-name investors buying in.
|
|
"Privately, collectors are buying in a more meaningful way," she said.
|
|
Other countries are essentially buying in bulk, like shopping at Costco.
|
|
"It comes down to team defense and guys buying in," Condon said.
|
|
He started buying in 2011, and has accumulated a nearly 8.6% stake.
|
|
Technically-driven buying in crude and a commodities rally also boosted oil.
|
|
But is buying in bulk just as effective when you order online?
|
|
That's one that's a defensive name that we'd be buying in here.
|
|
Buying in northwest Tribeca on the waterfront is a really good investment.
|
|
Legitimate payment institutions buying in to the currency is big for Facebook.
|
|
Call buying in those names was greater than 360 percent on average.
|
|
The rainbow soap only costs $6, so buying in bulk is easy.
|
|
"They were buying in with Apple as a tenant," he told IFR.
|
|
I mean, Wells Fargo actually is buying in a lot of shares.
|
|
No one is buying in President Obama&aposs sugar honey iced tea.
|
|
The jump in oil prices spurred buying in mining and oil shares.
|
|
So that's numerous times more than they were buying in the past.
|
|
"The frantic buying in the Nasdaq is kind of insane," he added.
|
|
There has been record buying in gold ETFs in the first quarter.
|
|
By skipping widely anticipated buying in short-term bonds that day, the BOJ reduced its bond buying in January to the lowest level since October 2014, sparking speculation it may be seeking to gradually taper off its bond purchasing.
|
|
There was some late flight to safety buying in U.S. Treasurys and gold.
|
|
My husband has an obsession with buying in bulk — it borders on unhealthy.
|
|
Mike Khouw and Carter Worth illustrated put buying in the Consumer Staples ETF.
|
|
Increased buying in Treasuries pushes up prices, which move inversely to their yields.
|
|
They didn't feel comfortable buying in New York until the Virginia house sold.
|
|
Getaround raised $45 million last April, with Toyota among the companies buying in.
|
|
Europeans, mostly from France or Italy, are also buying in Tulum, agents said.
|
|
But it's not just the young and tech-savvy generation that's buying in.
|
|
With Tuesday's disclosures of services margins, investors finally seem to be buying in.
|
|
Presented with data, the players have had no trouble buying in, Hurdle said.
|
|
The resulting jump in oil prices spurred buying in mining and oil shares.
|
|
HG: Even so we did see some panic buying in supermarkets last week.
|
|
Tuesday he spotted heavy call buying in ahead of its quarterly report Wednesday.
|
|
Reilly said there has been end-user buying in the oats market, too.
|
|
It was probably some 'blackbox,' algo selling in stocks and buying in bonds.
|
|
And Chinese Americans are buying in bulk to send to their families overseas.
|
|
But rising optimism that growth will remain buoyant sparked buying in the afternoon.
|
|
Much of the buying in the smaller cryptocurrencies is coming from bitcoin holders.
|
|
You don't have, no pre-existing condition can stop you from buying in.
|
|
You don't have no pre-existing condition can stop you from buying in.
|
|
Could Amazon get even more aggressive and start buying in the B2B space?
|
|
And even buying in a farm stand, the produce could be left out.
|
|
Mike Khouw and Carter Worth broke down call buying in the U.S. Oil Fund.
|
|
The majority of Americans supports marijuana legalization and many are building and buying in.
|
|
He's not advocating buying in, instead he is trimming equity positions on the margin.
|
|
Mike Khouw and Carter Worth broke down call buying in the U.S. Dollar ETF.
|
|
There has also been notable buying in both soymeal and soyoil since last Wednesday.
|
|
But buying in crude returned on Wednesday as talk of OPEC action gathered momentum.
|
|
The buying in Treasurys, which pushes rates lower, subsided Thursday, and yields moved higher.
|
|
Buying in Treasuries also accelerated after weaker-than-expected U.S. private sector payrolls data.
|
|
Jeminson had good reason to believe that the house she was buying in Detroit
|
|
The BOJ maintained the amount of buying in those maturities on Friday as expected.
|
|
But buying in bulk does not always give the best bang for your buck.
|
|
Bayer has been bringing its US digital buying in-house in 2017, Digiday reported.
|
|
When I dug into the research, I found intriguing advantages to buying in France.
|
|
In addition to spend management, Scout can help find discounts for buying in bulk.
|
|
Bartering is frowned upon, unless you're in a large market and buying in bulk.
|
|
These stores, buying in volume, could offer low prices that local shops couldn't match.
|
|
Depending on the time of day, buying in Korean won is larger than yuan.
|
|
While Barings is selling out, some investors are considering buying in, the sources said.
|
|
The government is buying in bulk, and has the power to win those negotiations.
|
|
Amazon is also making the Dot available in discounted packs to encourage buying in bulk.
|
|
Bulk UpFor many of us, living in tiny apartments means buying in bulk is out.
|
|
Lloyd's playing a likably upbeat doofus, buying in to the great promise of gridiron glory.
|
|
There were also signs of stepped up buying in the last three minutes of trading.
|
|
Trade estimates of net fund buying in corn ranged widely from 0.68993,000 to 50,000 contracts.
|
|
A large chunk of the decision-makers of global value could soon be buying in.
|
|
"As the local economy improves, more Croatians are buying in to rent," Mr. Coulson said.
|
|
Home buying in the U.S. and new uses for thermochromic ink round out the program.
|
|
Mike Khouw and Carter Worth broke down call buying in the IWM Small Cap ETF.
|
|
Ahead, we rounded up the best bathroom necessities you'll never regret buying in gigantic tubs.
|
|
Allergan is the company Pfizer is buying in part to "redomicile" in lower tax Ireland.
|
|
When people aren't in the coal mines, they're not spending and buying in our area.
|
|
Though Mr. Pineda considered buying in the Hamptons, the traffic was "a turnoff," he said.
|
|
Home security company ADT has taken all of its media planning and buying in-house.
|
|
"It (Trump's victory) would trigger buying in the yen and the Swiss franc," he said.
|
|
Their buying, in turn, helped stabilize prices, snuffing out slumps before they morphed into panics.
|
|
In early March, mortgage rates hit historic lows, boding well for home-buying in 2020.
|
|
"We were buying in black garlic—fine stuff—and it costs so much," he explains.
|
|
Gains in oil shares triggered buying in other commodity-related stocks such as metal producers.
|
|
I've signed on to another one that gives an option for buying in to Medicaid.
|
|
What your mom and grandma say is true: buying in bulk can really cut costs.
|
|
Trader estimates of net fund buying in corn ranged widely from 0.69243,000 to 35,000 contracts.
|
|
Users can buy 100 Bits for $1.40 and Twitch offers discounts for buying in bulk.
|
|
Norinchukin, the world's largest CLO investor, ceased its buying in the second half of 249.
|
|
And with the CEO pledging that profitability is the new normal, investors are buying in.
|
|
Estimates for net fund buying in corn varied widely, from 16,000 contracts to 1.103,000 contracts.
|
|
That ended up killing Intel's modem business, which Apple wound up buying in the end.
|
|
This is why buying in bulk is almost always better in theory than in practice.
|
|
"A second name that I'd also be buying in here would be Amazon," he said.
|
|
The first would keep base fares at $240 but eliminate discounts for buying in bulk.
|
|
The BOJ reduced the frequency of its buying in one to three, three to five, and five to 10-year bonds to five times in September from six times in August while increasing the maximum amount of its buying in each operation in these maturities.
|
|
The curve steepening could also be attributable in part to the Bank of Japan's announcement on Monday that it could trim the size of its buying in long-term government bonds in October compared to September, while increasing its buying in short-date bonds.
|
|
"Market is up mainly on buying in Keells," said Hussain Gani, deputy CEO at Softlogic Stockbrokers.
|
|
Ahead, 10 major pieces of advice for anyone even thinking of buying in the NYC market.
|
|
"People who have used the products before have been buying in bulk for others," said Khng.
|
|
Clients were buying in ever smaller transactions, rather than locking in large volumes in one go.
|
|
Lower GST impact combined with fears of increased cess also led to buying in early September.
|
|
But Miller said the regulations may "overdramatize" the amount of criminal buying in luxury real estate.
|
|
Tuesday's bullish options buying in Microsoft follows prior activity spotted by Investitute's Jon Najarian on Monday.
|
|
Be mindful when buying in Colorado: The state might be in a new real estate bubble.
|
|
It starts at $24.99 but you can get discounts by buying in bulk, which I recommend.
|
|
Buying in bulk doesn't really work for fresh produce, and the quality didn't seem particularly high.
|
|
More than a quarter (27%) of surveyed brands said they had brought ad buying in-house.
|
|
Trader estimates of net fund buying in corn on Thursday ranged from 24,000 to 40,000 contracts.
|
|
It's a massively popular industry that's still growing, and some NHL owners are already buying in.
|
|
People are still buying stuff, though — they're just buying in different ways and at different places.
|
|
The mass market edition costs $8.99, and schools typically get a discount for buying in bulk.
|
|
Chinese markets had been trending higher, bolstered by a heated buying in modestly-valued big-caps.
|
|
Shoppers are also buying in bulk for their pets online as their hunker down at home.
|
|
The funding shortfall has already forced the agency to stop buying in medical equipment and supplies.
|
|
The funding shortfall has already forced the agency to stop buying in medical equipment and supplies.
|
|
The Fed also said that it would adjust its bond-buying in response to economic conditions.
|
|
I do think that the democratization of buying in the enterprise is quite an interesting phenomenon.
|
|
The market will stop sliding when investors start to see bargains and start buying in earnest.
|
|
The BOJ kept the size of its buying in JGBs unchanged at its operation on Monday.
|
|
Other investors often join the buying, in the belief they can make quick and easy profits.
|
|
The BOJ kept the size of its buying in JGBs unchanged at its operation on Monday.
|
|
We'd been thinking of buying in the bay since before we sold our east coast home.
|
|
That is more than the 10-15 percent that comes from Chinese tourists buying in Thailand.
|
|
Buyers should talk to their lenders about any contingencies associated with buying in a flood zone.
|
|
We view this strategy positively due to lower competition and less speculative buying in this category.
|
|
The latter can cost around $25,000 per terminal annually (or lower if you are buying in bulk).
|
|
Like Zhengzhou, the city had been the scene of frantic property development and buying in recent years.
|
|
Market players suspect the net result of those changes will be a smaller total buying in September.
|
|
And power grids, like those that span continents, reap the benefits of building and buying in bulk.
|
|
Buying in the I.P.O. meant adding to their holdings — a tough sell, especially at a high price.
|
|
The cost per plane stands at $442.2 million, but some airlines receive discounts for buying in bulk.
|
|
The CCI has been buying in the regions, where private players were not actively buying, said Rani.
|
|
Now, with over half of Netflix's subscribers buying in from overseas, the company's stock trades at $181.
|
|
It seems they're getting wise and waiting for the market to even out before buying in again.
|
|
Gold clawed higher on Thursday, propelled by a weaker dollar, short-covering and physical buying in Asia.
|
|
"The possibility of a no-deal Brexit being passed had increased the likelihood of widespread buying in gold, and now that it has been rejected, I think some of that safe haven buying in gold is likely to fade," said Suki Cooper, precious metals analyst at Standard Chartered Bank.
|
|
The BOJ conducted an unplanned buying in 10-year JGBs in the afternoon, curbing rise in the yields.
|
|
Yet some economists suggested the bank may be forced to resume its dollar buying in the coming days.
|
|
So our consumers can start to think about the environmental impact of the produce they're buying in-store.
|
|
BUT, the increase in prices could also be down to nothing more than crypto fans 'buying in dip.
|
|
In a web exclusive, options expert and "Halftime Report" regular Jon Najarian talks unusual buying in Edwards Lifesciences.
|
|
"There's been a lot of put buying in [the XLE and XOP] energy ETFs, " Dan Nathan of RiskReversal.
|
|
But a few chains are either not buying in, or are barely dipping a toe in the waters.
|
|
Why it matters: The seizures expose the deep-rooted culture of vote buying in the world's largest election.
|
|
Instead, many millennials are buying in more reasonably priced areas like Salt Lake City, Oklahoma City and Raleigh.
|
|
Thus by skipping buying on Wednesday, the BOJ appeared to have reduced buying in short maturities this month.
|
|
Retail buying in Japan improved a little bit due to a stronger yen, a Tokyo-based trader said.
|
|
Selecting based on valuation can help and add genuine value, as can buying in a "cheap" equity market.
|
|
And much more without buying, in my view, without barring any more safety or soundness, just very cumbersome.
|
|
Buying in bulk offers the chance to save money now instead of paying full price down the road.
|
|
If you tend to cook meat frequently, buying in bulk and freezing it can be a smart move.
|
|
"Who has the guts to continue buying in this market?" said a bond trader at a private bank.
|
|
No zombies, no riots, but panic-buying in shops and panic-selling of stocks show people are rattled.
|
|
"The soybean market still needs news about new Chinese buying in the United States to recover," said Ammermann.
|
|
Buying in bulk would lower these costs, but future refinement of the product may increase others, Raman said.
|
|
Any bargain shopper will tell you that one of the best money-saving tips is buying in bulk.
|
|
Ripple buying in the South Korean won can be as high as 33 percent, depending on the day.
|
|
Buffett told CNBC in August that he had never sold a single share since first buying in 2016.
|
|
It's just not worth it, and why PC gamers always recommend building over buying in the first place.
|
|
When everything is in flux, conscientious buying, in particular, becomes a rare opportunity to connect with what you eat.
|
|
Buying in bulk often results in significant discounts, and you'll have to go to the store way less often.
|
|
Rather than buying in the name of growth, he will probably be managing decline, for a while at least.
|
|
Maybe I'm just buying in because the whole thing's in Italian, but I'm pulling for Netflix on this one.
|
|
Silver hit its highest level since June 2015 on Tuesday, fueled by a softer dollar and buying in China.
|
|
"The Chinese are not buying in Brazil, they are buying Brazil," the former army officer growled on the stump.
|
|
Part of Wednesday's buying was driven by speculative buying in the futures to trigger short-squeezing, Ishiguro also said.
|
|
So, we're already on pace to eclipse my 700 ton central bank forecast for net gold buying in 2019.
|
|
These investors are buying in, assuming the valuations [they are paying at any single moment in time] are correct.
|
|
However, trade sources suggest that commodity funds' selling on Friday only slightly outpaced buying in the previous two days.
|
|
Higher U.S. Treasury yields attracted buying in insurers and banks, whose sectors rose 21.2 percent and 213 percent, respectively.
|
|
That data helped fuel a stock market sell-off and buying in Treasurys, which sent yields to 2017 lows.
|
|
Customers can save by buying in bulk from the site, or by forgoing the chance to make a return.
|
|
Maybe Hormel was buying in, and moving—albeit slowly—toward a different, perhaps more enlightened, model of food production.
|
|
And with the car, there are certain technologies that we're doing ourselves and it's certain that we're buying in.
|
|
The rally was catalyzed by the index crossing a key level that triggered buying in oil and across commodities.
|
|
This was a period of much buying in the Energy Sector ETF as many tried to buy the bottom.
|
|
If you're buying in a store, make sure you get help from a knowledegable salesperson -- and save your receipt!
|
|
While many homeowners build wealth as their homes gain value, others don't, and regret buying in the first place.
|
|
Of course, a geopolitical event or other factor could stir up buying in Treasurys, which drives rate s lower.
|
|
And American farmers ramped up production of soybeans in part because the Chinese were buying in such massive quantities.
|
|
Beef packers, who have paid higher prices for cattle, may also slow their buying in anticipation of reduced demand.
|
|
AMD earnings should signal if there will be a pickup in chip buying in 2020, which some analysts predict.
|
|
But while buying in bulk is a significant component of shopping at Costco, it isn&apost the only part.
|
|
But when buying in the suburbs, it is crucial to pay attention to what amenities are nearby, says O'Leary.
|
|
As a result, chain stores could no longer demand a lower price from manufacturers, despite buying in higher volumes.
|
|
Gold, however, will be lacking support from Chinese physical buying in this Lunar New Year holiday week, analysts said.
|
|
So you're buying in at, like, two times earnings, three years out, you're getting paid 9% while you wait.
|
|
"Value-buying in this oversold territory is highly likely to underpin gold prices," Religare Securities analyst Sugandha Sachdeva said.
|
|
Gun trafficking (buying in a state with lax laws and transporting for street sales in state with stricter laws)?
|
|
When it comes to brick and mortar verse online shopping, many CNBC met were still adamant about buying in-store.
|
|
Buying in bulk can be a smart move when it comes to items that you use frequently and won't spoil.
|
|
It entered its hot streak just after Thanksgiving last year, surging in price largely because retail investors were buying in.
|
|
Analysts at Metal Bulletin put the surged down to a late flurry of buying in Chinese rebar futures on Friday.
|
|
That still leaves her scope for deals, which she said would most likely involve buying in early-stage experimental drugs.
|
|
Higher stock indexes worldwide have constrained some buying in safe-haven metals, said Jim Wyckoff, senior analyst at Kitco Metals.
|
|
Analysts appear to be buying in to the claims, though they maintained a wait-and-see attitude on Uber's stock.
|
|
Cashin said he believes a lot of the buying in Monday's market was foreign investors, relieved by the FBI outcome.
|
|
"This year is all about buying in anticipation of the start of the MSR," Energy Aspects analyst Trevor Sikorski said.
|
|
The ECB has expanded its bond buying in the last year and has now incorporated corporate bonds in its plans.
|
|
Growing up overseas, Glass didn't have access to the now-iconic bags women were buying in droves back in America.
|
|
Because you're buying in bulk, over-the-counter medicine tends to be around 40 percent cheaper at Costco, Ramirez says.
|
|
I suspect that the battery should be enough to keep people who are constantly on the go from buying in.
|
|
I was getting a glimpse into the future of car buying in a prototype version of Cadillac's Virtual Reality showroom.
|
|
There is increasing data to suggest that potential homeowners may be wary about buying in properties carrying the Trump name.
|
|
Meanwhile, the options market has been seeing upside call buying in Campbell Soup, Pinnacle Foods, Hain Celestial and Hormel Foods.
|
|
The BOJ kept the size of its buying in short and super-long JGBs unchanged on Monday from previous operations.
|
|
An insurance plan with lots of members can demand lower prices; they're essentially going to Costco and buying in bulk.
|
|
However, the trader emphasizes that he is buying in the money calls, lessening the probability of Gordon losing that premium.
|
|
There are also restrictions on buying in certain coastal areas, aimed at preventing noncitizens from buying property as vacation homes.
|
|
BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda started massive bond buying in 2013 with an aim to eradicate deflationary pressures and boost prices.
|
|
All you have to do is just keeping buying in ten-day intervals and keep making your ten-day prediction.
|
|
When it comes to certain products, buying in bulk can save you a lot of money in the long run.
|
|
And while buying in bulk can save you money, the warehouse club does have a yearly membership fee of $60.
|
|
Americans buying in Bristol tend to prefer Clifton, an upscale area known for its Victorian and Georgian architecture, she said.
|
|
Whenever the Nikkei had risen, investors had increased buying in the inverse ETF, whose value rises when the Nikkei falls.
|
|
The hiring of the well-respected former CEO of Danaher set off a flurry of buying in GE (GE) shares.
|
|
Some of the many things that we're buying in the military, we have $275 billion to procure 21.3 Navy ships.
|
|
But with Woods' stock soaring everyone is buying in and Mona believes that it could be a good long-term investment.
|
|
Everyone knows that going to Target means checking out with items you probably didn't intend on buying in the first place.
|
|
The ECB has been careful to limit its asset buying in a way which follows some orderly distribution across the region.
|
|
There was strong buying in some blue chips that are due to report second-quarter earnings in the next few weeks.
|
|
There are things that you see that you might consider buying in a couple of weeks, when it's still in season.
|
|
Higher stock indices worldwide have constrained some buying in the safe-haven metals, said Jim Wyckoff, senior analyst at Kitco Metals.
|
|
But Wall Street isn't yet buying in to Square's promises of 20 percent to 25 percent growth and fat profit margins.
|
|
Even when buying in an exotic or secluded location, high-end buyers are still accustomed to controlling everything from their smartphone.
|
|
"For someone from London buying in Milan is like going to the supermarket," said Vincenzo Albanese, CEO of estate agency Sigest.
|
|
Let's say you're buying in an up-and-coming neighborhood, and you believe the area's cache warrants the high asking price.
|
|
Click ahead to check out every covetable item on sale at Walgreens right now, and just try not buying in bulk.
|
|
The largest Saudi bank, National Commercial Bank, jumped 2.6 percent because of a wave of buying in the final half-hour.
|
|
That'll be eighty-nine grand, if you're buying in the US (but try overseas for the low, low price of $1,200).
|
|
That report found no evidence of vote buying in the bidding process, but said that it could not be ruled out.
|
|
In the ultimate buying-in-bulk move, Costco is selling a massive wheel of cheese for the hefty price of $900.
|
|
But there's evidence that companies that use offsets aren't trying to buy their way out of reducing emissions, they're buying in.
|
|
DTC brands are expected to increase programmatic ad spending to 50% of their media buying in 2020 from 47% in 2019.
|
|
Frances Katzen, an agent with Douglas Elliman, said quirks to buying in parts of the area have scared away some clients.
|
|
PANIC-BUYING In central Paris, normally choked with traffic, children played out in the streets before the lockdown came into force.
|
|
As the Fed prepares to tiptoe away from bill-buying in particular, it is creating a tense moment for Wall Street.
|
|
WARREN BUFFETT: I don't think – no because I haven't told you what I might have been buying in the last week.
|
|
Gold buying in the key December quarter dropped 903% from a year earlier to an eight-year low of 194.3 tonnes.
|
|
A global glut of wheat and expectations for a record corn harvest in the United States muted buying in the grains.
|
|
Buying in bulk can save you money and time in the long run, but only if you purchase the right products.
|
|
The report looked not just at what we'll be buying in stores, but also at trends at bars and restaurants, too.
|
|
Unlike elsewhere, we have seen little panic buying in our city because customers believe these shopkeepers will keep their shelves full.
|
|
"First-time buyers, for the most part, tend to be buying in the most competitive market," said Ms. Lurie of Compass.
|
|
"Even after this adjustment, customers across the region buying in British pound will still find our cloud offerings highly competitive," it claims.
|
|
In other scenarios, like when a grocery store is running a two-for-one sale, buying in bulk will save you money.
|
|
This market phenomenon touched off a fresh wave of buying in U.S. Treasuries, sending 30-year yields US30YT=RR to record lows.
|
|
Well, buying in Kissimmee, 30 minutes southeast by car on the northwest shore of Lake Tohopekaliga, could be the next best thing.
|
|
Wall Street gained on buying in energy shares supported by rising oil prices, before falling on profit taking in Asian morning trade.
|
|
Negative yields in Japan and Europe created a surge in buying in U.S. Treasurys and now long-term yields are extremely low.
|
|
And it has started to get discounts on new jets by buying in bulk with Indigo Partners' other airlines across the world.
|
|
Short covering added to a rally catalyzed by the S&P 500 index crossing a key level that triggered buying in oil.
|
|
But the gains faded in the afternoon before a late spurt of buying in the last half-hour sent indexes mostly higher.
|
|
Overseas investors were net buyers of 428.6 million rupees worth of shares on Monday, mainly due to foreign buying in Commercial Bank.
|
|
Let's face it, it's incredible the amount that's being done direct to home now, rather than us buying in shops, as well.
|
|
Buying in bulk sounds like a joke for millennials who live in closet-sized apartments on the fifth floor of a walkup.
|
|
It has said it could slow its bond buying in the future, if the rate targets could be met with fewer purchases.
|
|
They ain't cheap -- a regular Fortis costs anywhere between $600 to $1500, but maybe he got a deal for buying in bulk.
|
|
Lower prices also helped lift buying in Singapore, where premiums rose to 80-90 cents an ounce from 60-80 cents previously.
|
|
"There's been a lot of buying in the tech sector after some good news," said Ilya Feygin, senior strategist at WallachBeth Capital.
|
|
In addition to bank stocks, Najarian is watching HD Supply and Broadom after spotting heavy call buying in the names on Thursday.
|
|
Instead of buying in bulk and wasting, products with an expiration date like sunscreen are best bought in smaller amounts for cheap.
|
|
Strong results from the company and Infosys Ltd, coupled with a weakening of the rupee, have led to buying in the sector.
|
|
You figure that consumers will keep buying in both places, worry the world might lose in the short term, and keep investing.
|
|
She suggests buying in bulk rather than single-serving food and to reuse plates, napkins, cups, cutlery, and so on, whenever possible.
|
|
Meanwhile, consistent buying in China lifted premiums to $14-$15 over the global benchmark this week from the previous week's $9-$13.
|
|
Now large property tax bills are hitting homeowners harder and spurring buyers to think twice before buying in a high-tax neighborhood.
|
|
So when we started reading about Do Ho Suh and got to know him a little bit, we starting buying in depth.
|
|
The trend of taking media buying in-house will continue, and most of the focus will be on Google and Facebook (see above).
|
|
Despite weak buying in biggest bullion consumer China so far this year, analysts and traders expect resilient Indian buying to support physical demand.
|
|
Lego has since changed its policy and no longer requires customers buying in bulk to specify how they're going to use their bricks.
|
|
Trader estimates of net fund buying in corn ranged widely from 30,000 to 70,000 contracts and in soybeans from 0.691.121,000 to 30,000 contracts.
|
|
For Spence, it's all about "stickiness" and the fact that customers keep using their Sonos products for years and years after buying in.
|
|
Rising rates cause people to buy a smaller home or commute a bit further, but more people are buying in a growing economy.
|
|
Physical investment, which surged last year on the back of strong buying in Japan, is tipped to fall by a third this year.
|
|
Like most of its products, these come sans packaging — so you can feel good about lightening your carbon footprint when buying in bulk.
|
|
Because of a shortage of eligible debt for the scheme, bond buying in Germany this year has been focused on shorter-dated maturities.
|
|
Selling in gold will likely continue if there's another round of strong buying in global equity markets, said INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir.
|
|
Michael Schumacher, director rate strategy at Wells Fargo, said the buying in both markets could be resolved by a sell-off in bonds.
|
|
The BOJ announced later on Tuesday it plans to keep the amount and frequency of its bond buying in February unchanged from January.
|
|
"There was a lot of safety buying in January because of concerns on global growth and the U.S.-China trade deal," Goldberg said.
|
|
BECKY QUICK: So does that signify that you've stopped buying in Apple because of where prices have — WARREN BUFFETT: Well-- maybe, maybe not.
|
|
The it is buying in its quantitative easing program in half but it extended the program, walking back slowly from its easing programs.
|
|
In this case, Dalio thinks the flawed idea that borrowing and buying in markets will continue unimpeded unintentionally creates a recipe for disaster.
|
|
He added that he has been particularly impressed with Jet's algorithm, which allows consumers to snag a lower price by buying in bulk.
|
|
Thus, a slightly better-than-expected performance after a pathetic quarter could see fresh buying in a sector that could be bottoming out.
|
|
But when you live alone, as I do, buying in bulk can be tricky, as you don't want things to go to waste.
|
|
Buying in bulk can seem like a really great idea, especially when you're having a party or have a large family to feed.
|
|
For categories like groceries, household, and health and beauty, buying in a store was more than three times more popular than buying online.
|
|
"There's a lot of nationalistic buying in that category because Chinese consumers interpreted what happened to Huawei as an attack," he told Bloomberg.
|
|
Compound that with how much toilet paper the average American uses each year, and that's about $38 in savings for buying in bulk.
|
|
It's a simple premise, but potentially revolutionary in its effect on home buying in the United States, and Ribbon's investors have taken notice.
|
|
The BOJ's buying in JGBs with five to 10 years to maturity drew selling of 1.802 trillion yen, the biggest since early April.
|
|
Because like TARP, we made a ton of money on that ultimately with the government so to speak buying in at the lows.
|
|
Luxury buyers favor the Peak, South Side and Mid-Levels areas, with the "new rich" buying in the Kowloon Station district, she said.
|
|
Panic buying in some countries has led to some grocery staples like pasta and flour being sold out in supermarkets in recent weeks.
|
|
While no property is perfect, planning well and buying in a great area is a tried-and-true path to real estate success.
|
|
Qatar has since moved to liberalize its real estate sector, opening up new areas to foreign buying in a bid to boost demand.
|
|
Panic buying in some countries has led to some grocery staples like pasta and flour being sold out in supermarkets in recent weeks.
|
|
A lot of the Norwegians on the ferry to Copenhagen are looking forward to all the meat they plan on buying in Denmark.
|
|
Subtract a coach, add a little bit of Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving buying in and you've got a near-flawless post season.
|
|
I have supported a number of them, starting with buying in a public option through the Affordable Care Act, to buying into Medicare.
|
|
And because many DIY cleaners use the same ingredients, like baking soda and vinegar, you can save even more by buying in bulk.
|
|
Payment services seem like an inevitable development for Razer whose users in the region are accustomed to buying in-game credits at convenience stores.
|
|
Kohli said he sees the potential for more buying in Treasurys, and the 10-year has now broken an important level at 2.39 percent.
|
|
They bought a net 14.25 billion rupees in the last 31 sessions, and out of these, the bourse saw net foreign buying in 30.
|
|
Chinese buying in U.S. crude has plunged from the record levels in mid-2018, due to an escalating trade war between Washington and Beijing.
|
|
The long and the short of it is that any new BlackBerry phone you contemplate buying in the future won't be made by BlackBerry.
|
|
Help came from increased sales in the F-35 business and increased buying in top-secret programs as well as sales of autonomous systems.
|
|
Well, you go back to February, March: all of a sudden, we saw some October buying [and] we saw some July buying in here.
|
|
Our live blog is tracked market reaction as a swathe of corporate earnings limited buying in equity markets and crude takes another leg down.
|
|
Ruffini is credited with reviving the company after buying in 2003 what was then a French mountain gear brand on the verge of bankruptcy.
|
|
In this web exclusive, "Halftime Report" regulars Jon and Pete Najarian discuss heavy options buying in one cloud computing name, and one manufacturing stock.
|
|
In this web exclusive, "Halftime Report" regulars Jon and Pete Najarian discuss heavy options buying in a financial stock and popular Emerging Markets ETF.
|
|
And so it's -- it's a company that we started buying in the '8.503s when Gary Friedman, the CEO, started buying a lot of stock.
|
|
It made a four-day bid to offer something to everyone, to give every element of the United States some rationale for buying in.
|
|
It estimates $200-$300 billion flowed to emerging stocks and bonds annually during the peak years of the Fed's bond buying in 2012-2013.
|
|
In the literature on fraud, this is called "social proof," a crucial aspect of lowering the mark's skepticism about "buying in" to a con.
|
|
It's unclear how many people are actually buying in at the super elite level, but according to Lawner, at least someone out there is.
|
|
Such emerging-market champions frequently advance at great speed, often buying in more sophisticated skills like branding and R&D by acquiring Western companies.
|
|
Troy Wolverton talked to 145-year-old home security company is trying to ditch its "dinosaur" image by taking its media-buying in-house.
|
|
DUBAI, March 0.53 (Reuters) - Egypt's Arabian Food Industries (Domty) surged on its bourse debut on Tuesday, helping to spur buying in other Cairo stocks.
|
|
Analysts estimate the central bank allocates about 60 percent of its buying in ETFs that track the Nikkei, 30 percent to the broader Topix .
|
|
"We cater to collectors who prefer to see and touch what they are buying in person and not through a web browser," he continued.
|
|
WASHINGTON — Americans retreated from home-buying in February, reversing months of prior gains as low inventories push up prices to levels that restrict sales.
|
|
Investors are waiting to see whether the Bank of Japan will reduce its bond buying in planned bond buying operations on Wednesday and Friday.
|
|
"Investors are still keen on a bit more buying in Italy despite the strong rally we've seen," said Natixis fixed income strategist Cyril Regnat.
|
|
"I think the people who wished they'd bought into the market two weeks ago are buying in now," CMC Markets analyst David Madden said.
|
|
Their buying in U.S sovereign bonds were totaled 172 billion yen, suggesting a bulk of their buying was in corporate, mortgage and agency bonds.
|
|
Traders are supposed to capitalize on the arbitrage opportunity — buying in one market and selling in the other until the price gap goes away.
|
|
Buying in the city: The Traders considered it, but even million-dollar listings would have been a downgrade from their Battery Park City apartment.
|
|
" He added, "We cater to collectors who prefer to see and touch what they are buying in person and not through a web browser.
|
|
If the pink princess was anything to go by, Nguyen thought, she could be buying in to the next big thing at a bargain.
|
|
Japanese investors bought 210 billion yen worth of overseas equities last week, their first weekly net buying in three weeks, Finance Ministry data showed.
|
|
Budget delays prevent buying in bulk, as well, forcing the government to spend more on repeated, smaller contracts on everything from food to bullets.
|
|
He took the money and purchased 17 Hilo ukuleles for the group — but not without demanding a discount because he was buying in bulk.
|
|
I'm able to save money by reading all my fave mags here & not having to get a separate subscription for each or buying in store.
|
|
"We have to get used to buying in that knowledge and dealing with the higher level of ambiguity perhaps than we've seen before," Polman said.
|
|
But those who insist on waiting for a dip before buying in are doing it wrong, says Chris Verrone, technical analyst at Strategas Research Partners.
|
|
Natural gas futures trade involves very high leverage, so the surge has forced short sellers to cover their positions, triggering panic buying in the market.
|
|
Nearly all sectors advanced by midday, but real estate stocks retreated modestly on fears of new restrictions on home buying in the overheated property market.
|
|
You can find some good deals, but don't automatically assume that buying in bulk will net you the cheapest price — you should still shop around.
|
|
The European Central Bank (ECB) will probably conclude its stimulative bond-buying in December and may begin to raise its benchmark rate in late 203.
|
|
Shares opened higher in Europe on relief that the UK had finally exited the European Union, although fears about the coronavirus kept buying in check.
|
|
Gold is expected to gain over the next few days on account of festival buying in India, the world's second-largest consumer of the bullion.
|
|
There's also a breakdown of renting versus buying in major cities, and a primer on what to expect in the event of a market downturn.
|
|
Plus, in Walmart's case, these AI-powered cameras are not being used to determine which items customers are buying in order to automatically charge them.
|
|
Wealthy foreigners are also buying in the ski country in neighboring British Columbia, where Asian money is often credited with buoying the Vancouver housing market.
|
|
Sure, you save buying in bulk, and this is probably good for Bumble as a business, but it still feels like we're overcomplicating this stuff.
|
|
COLOMBO, June 9 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares closed slightly firmer on Friday, snapping four straight sessions of falls, on foreign investor buying in select stocks.
|
|
That means people can use software to buy and sell ads — a much less labor-intensive and more data-guided process than buying in person.
|
|
Take 27-year-old graduate Peter Li, who faced barriers to buying in Chengdu last year because he was from the northwestern province of Gansu.
|
|
Concerned that both interest rates and housing prices would rise, they felt that buying in a lively Brooklyn neighborhood was a good long-term strategy.
|
|
Physical gold demand in second largest consumer India regained momentum last week, with lower prices attracting fresh buying in other major Asian hubs as well.
|
|
"Going forward we could start to see steady buying in the banks with that impressive yield in such a low-yield global environment," he said.
|
|
I was even talking to a reader last week who told me he put his entire life savings into bitcoin, buying in at around $11,000.
|
|
"Market bounced back with buying in heavyweights like John Keells which came down over the last few days," said Hussain Gani, deputy CEO, Softlogic Stockbrokers.
|
|
Treasury bill rates fell between March and December last year, mainly driven by foreign buying in treasury bonds, resulting in a decline in interest rates.
|
|
Australian banks are responding to the rise in financials in U.S. markets and have also benefited from index-buying in the domestic market, added Spooner.
|
|
Traders cited speculative buying in gasoline ahead of the July 4 Independence Day weekend when summer driving usually hits a high in the United States.
|
|
Low prices are also beginning to spur physical buying in India and China, the biggest gold consumers, helping support gold, said GFMS analyst Rhona O'Connell.
|
|
Pete Najarian has his eye on the financials sector due to heavy call buying in both the Financials ETF as well as in Credit Suisse.
|
|
Some analysts also say foreign investors could step up buying in JGBs after a credit downgrade because of JGBs' lucrative returns when swapped to dollars.
|
|
Activision-Blizzard is leaning on its legacy video games following a brutal few months and a round of layoffs, and Wall Street is buying in.
|
|
While the fences saw limited trade volumes, brokers also saw increased buying in volatility in anticipation of market gyrations as Mexico gets into the market.
|
|
It&aposs a one-stop shop that has just about everything you need, but buying in bulk also requires a degree of planning and commitment.
|
|
CNBC's on Thursday gave investors a look at his procedure for determining stocks worth buying in a volatile market that's facing pressure on various fronts.
|
|
Yields on superlong maturities such as 20- and 30-year bonds started to decline after the BOJ increased its buying in those sectors last Wednesday.
|
|
"If another organization thinks they have significant buying in these areas, they could partner with Kroger and Walgreens to save and reduce waste," Millerchip said.
|
|
The story suggested a worrying lack of support for the Pixel line, which could have shaken confidence for customers who are interested in buying in.
|
|
"The key is buying in bulk to get wholesale prices," said Pagotti, who recently negotiated a 39 percent price reduction on 110,000 computers and monitors.
|
|
In their place, she has seen more families buying in the building, lured by falling prices, and amenities like an indoor pool and children's playroom.
|
|
National security is vulnerable to U.S. companies' "selling out" and in foreign companies' (particularly state-owned or directed enterprises') "buying in" to the U.S. market.
|
|
Using Priceline's "Name Your Price" feature, I reserved an economy car for just $21 a day, a reminder that buying in bulk isn't always best.
|
|
"If you're looking for the ideal kind of stock to start buying in this difficult environment, look no further than American Express," the host said.
|
|
"I'd even be willing to pay up to $1.20," adding that investors could reap "about $300 of potential reward" by buying in near those levels.
|
|
Purchasing goods has evolved from buying in bulk once a month to making smaller, more frequent purchases, especially as online grocery shopping becomes more popular.
|
|
Meanwhile, Japanese investors purchased 13.1 billion yen worth of overseas equities last week, the biggest weekly net buying in 14 weeks, finance ministry data showed.
|
|
The latest gains have been fueled by heavy buying in Asia, which saw investors exit stocks recently over worries about the North Korean nuclear standoff.
|
|
More people competing for limited housing stock has caused the prices of renting and buying in popular cities to skyrocket for all kinds of housing.
|
|
"It comes down to team defense, and the guys are buying in," Senators goaltender Mike Condon told reporters after posting a shutout against Florida on Saturday.
|
|
The gains were supported by active buying in banks, retail and property shares, which were expected to benefit from improving domestic confidence and the government's spending.
|
|
The gossip ignited a burst of call buying in the cereal company, with options volume on the stock trading 18 times its average daily call volume.
|
|
This follows a seven percent drop in Chinese buying in 2015 fed into a four percent decline in global demand for jewelry made from the metal.
|
|
I mean, that in a way, it's just a means of imposing a sell discipline on you, and also kind of buying in the dips, right?
|
|
This phenomenon is feared by central bankers because a spiral can strangle an economy if consumers delay buying in the hope that prices will fall further.
|
|
Barneys New York was buying in a certain way, and that sold really well — and then Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue would buy other ways.
|
|
Since ordering wine online can feel like more of a gamble than buying in-store with friendly assistance, we consulted a wine expert for virtual guidance.
|
|
A weaker dollar after the announcement helped the prices of all sorts of commodities, which in turn spurred buying in equities with exposure to these sectors.
|
|
"Continuous foreign buying in John Keells Holdings and Ceylon Tobacco Company helped the gain," said Atchuthan Srirangan, a senior research analyst with First Capital Holdings PLC.
|
|
Strategies include a focus on make, such as Ferrari, or on restoration or geographic arbitrage (buying in certain countries and selling elsewhere for a higher price).
|
|
A recovery in oil prices did not translate to buying in local energy stocks such as Santos and Woodside Petroleum, which lost 1.6% and 0.8%, respectively.
|
|
"The biggest trend, the most notable thing, is the resumption of the call buying in the S&P," said Mandy Xu, derivatives strategist at Credit Suisse.
|
|
The ECB has upped bond buying in countries such as Italy and France to compensate for shortages of eligible debt elsewhere, including benchmark bond issuer Germany.
|
|
Barrick Gold, Randgold, Gold Fields — These and other gold mining stocks are rallying Friday morning, as the Syrian air strikes prompted safe-haven buying in gold.
|
|
The Fed built its portfolio over years of bond-buying in an effort to stimulate hiring and investment when interest rates were already at rock-bottom.
|
|
"Profligate ECB bond buying in the face of profligate Italian fiscal policy is an interesting conflict," said Paul Donovan, chief economist at UBS Global Wealth Management.
|
|
Foreigners sold billions of riyals in Saudi stocks in October, one of the biggest selloffs since the market opened to direct foreign buying in mid-20193.
|
|
Spotify wants to sell stock to investors — but first it will need to convince them it's worth buying in to the complex process of selling music.
|
|
Gold extended fall from Thursday's one-year peak of $1,262.90 per ounce as safe-haven buying in the precious metal in recent weeks was rolled back.
|
|
"Given today's strong auction results, the BOJ probably won't need to increase its buying in five-year bonds tomorrow," said a trader at a Japanese bank.
|
|
Jacques Ambron, a broker with Madeleine Realty who has lived in Forest Hills his whole life, said he sees many young families buying in the neighborhood.
|
|
Mortgage interest rates are now decidedly lower than a year ago, and home shoppers are buying in, but most are wealthier consumers purchasing more expensive homes.
|
|
It's also a lot cheaper than in the US, likely due to traffickers buying in bulk and trying to attract new customers south of the border.
|
|
In 2011, $67.4 million was raised through the sale of 270,000 shares at $250 each, with online sales vastly expanding the number of people buying in.
|
|
We actually had to put a blanket ban on buying in this one because nobody's reading it anymore and we couldn't even sell copies for 5¢.
|
|
But I do believe that we are seeing upside call buying in the tech sector, in the options space, " he said Monday on CNBC's "Power Lunch.
|
|
Mainland Chinese are by far the largest group of foreigners buying in Vancouver, while the Whistler resort area attracts many American and Japanese buyers, agents said.
|
|
"Since September 93, our data has shown that Generation X and millennials have been more actively buying in the market than baby boomers," Mr. Rabold said.
|
|
Ministers announced other measures aimed at containing the spread of the coronavirus while limiting the impact of its side effects such as panic buying in supermarkets.
|
|
It's cheaper than buying in California, but it takes her longer to find items that will sell, so she considers it a somewhat even trade-off.
|
|
The Fed said it was reducing the purchases to $60 billion a day, which is the amount it had been buying in a one-month period.
|
|
The price of Bitcoin is still up 600 percent from a year ago, and up 70,000 percent from when the Winklevoss twins began buying in 2012.
|
|
Stocks rose, despite a plunge is bourse heavyweight Naspers Ltd, as the prospect of increased stimulus in major economies underpinned risk-on buying in emerging markets.
|
|
And the last thing to point out: You definitely are starting to see a lot of insider buying in a lot of places in the market.
|
|
Buying in bulk, keeping an eye out for deals, or heading to the grocery store with a detailed meal plan can help reduce that grocery bill.
|
|
Investors stayed away from the auction after the Bank of Japan on Monday hinted at the possibility of reducing buying in long-dated bonds this month.
|
|
"The problem is that we're still in A.I. learning mode and only buying in quantities of a couple thousand," said Velodyne's Jellen, referring to artificial intelligence.
|
|
So designers keep dangling their promise and we keep buying and buying in an endless quest for the perfect dress or suit or what have you.
|
|
If you worry about climate change and find a clutch of oil drillers, even ones with good E.S.G. reputations, you might think twice about buying in.
|
|
If you are buying in bulk, Costco and other warehouse stores are the best places to do so, given that bulk shopping is their main premise.
|
|
After buying in at such a cheap price, the firm kept participating in later rounds to keep high its ownership stake in the now giant company.
|
|
Although the bank has been operating under an interim CEO since Tim Sloan's departure last month, the host suggests buying in before a permanent CEO is installed.
|
|
The rationale behind the index is that professionals tend to dominate activity later in the trading session, and buying in the latter stages is a positive signal.
|
|
Their latest rate projections, together with Powell's comment that the Fed does not expect upside surprise on inflation, spurred a wave of buying in longer-dated Treasuries.
|
|
"The headlines that the ECB is considering tapering has led to some buying in the euro, especially against the yen," said Yujiro Goto, currency strategist at Nomura.
|
|
The central bank released its post-rate meeting statement Wednesday afternoon, triggering a steep sell-off in stocks, a drop in the dollar and buying in Treasurys.
|
|
As doubts about Trump and his agenda have risen, buying in bonds has intensified, driving the 10-year Treasury yield back to lows last seen in November.
|
|
It has done its own search-engine advertising in-house for around 10 years, and in 2017 took the rest of its digital media buying in-house.
|
|
Starting last fall, he dropped the company's 15 media agencies, including Horizon Media, iProspect, and Harte Hanks, and brought all its media planning and buying in-house.
|
|
A wave, then a dispute On May 5, African-American real estate investor Michael Hayes was inspecting a house he's interested in buying in a Memphis neighborhood.
|
|
KARACHI, Pakistan, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Pakistan's benchmark index briefly touched a record high level of 50,050.19 on Tuesday, before edging down, underpinned by buying in cement sector.
|
|
Or it could increase its buying in that maturity at its next operation, sending an indirect signal to markets that it is not comfortable with current levels.
|
|
Last week, they sold 218 billion in Saudi stocks, in one of the biggest sell-offs since the market opened to direct foreign buying in mid-28.
|
|
We need the economic activity generated by people buying in-person tickets to sporting events or movie theaters or yoga classes to cease, to prevent disease transmission.
|
|
The Entertainment Software Rating Board recently has introduced an "in-game purchases" label, and consoles have parental controls that can block children from buying in-game content.
|
|
All clubs try to market the idea that their location is part of their identity, and that by supporting them, you are buying in to that identity.
|
|
Although these were seen as a positive factor for equities if it prompted more policy support measures, it generated some safe-haven buying in government debt globally.
|
|
UBS said it saw all Australian supermarket chains making stronger profits in the second half of the year following a coronavirus-led panic buying in recent weeks.
|
|
CNBC's Jim Cramer on Thursday gave investors a look at his procedure for determining stocks worth buying in a volatile market that's facing pressure on various fronts.
|
|
Here are some questions and answers about home buying in a seller's market: Should I put 20 percent down on a home, if I can afford it?
|
|
She and Johnson were about to close on a two-story building they were buying in nearby Sunset Park, where they would both have ample studio space.
|
|
DRW's Brien said the drop below the key 2.30 percent yield on the 10-year was a significant technical indicator that would suggest further buying in Treasuries.
|
|
That's partly why, if you can be flexible about location, she suggests you consider buying in a city that can give you bang for your buck: Nashville, Tennessee.
|
|
That's clearly a predicament for companies such as Apple and Samsung, where each has come to depend on their customers buying in short one- or two-year cycles.
|
|
It might sound like new math, but Warren Buffett is buying in: his Berkshire Hathaway is one of the reinsurance partners in peer-to-peer start-up Lemonade.
|
|
If you are regularly pouring extra wine down the drain, consider buying in boxes (which reduces air exposure and can last up to a few weeks) or cans.
|
|
SMZDM, short for Shen Me Zhi De Mai or "what's worth buying" in Chinese, saw its shares soar nearly 22018% on its first day of trading in Shenzhen.
|
|
Company debt is the latest addition to a growing list of assets the ECB is buying in a bid to revive the euro zone economy by stimulating lending.
|
|
Yields move counter to prices, and buying in the bond market has driven interest rates to a level not expected by many bond pros just several months ago.
|
|
He said things slowed down in the first quarter because there is less home buying in the winter and people were expecting rates to be higher for longer.
|
|
High Gulf Coast export demand has boosted buying in the region and strengthened prices for distillates like heating oil and ultra-low sulfur diesel, market sources told Reuters.
|
|
The risk aversion in Japan spilled over into Europe, with the benchmark FTSEurofirst 300 index falling about 1 percent and sparking buying in U.S. government bonds, Goldberg said.
|
|
She continues to like Micron, a semiconductor stock that's surged nearly 41 percent so far this year, and pointed to recent bullish call buying in the options market.
|
|
"Since Xi has come to power, people are afraid to conspicuously show their wealth and the mainland Chinese are not buying in China," Glimcher added in his remarks.
|
|
As investors wind back their buying in safe assets, the 298.134-year U.S. Treasuries yield rose 21 basis points to 2467.9% , marking the biggest daily increase since Nov.
|
|
Some proponents of the extension fear an ill-timed signal about reduced buying in future could heighten market volatility, potentially undoing some of the benefits of the scheme.
|
|
"Value-buying in this oversold territory is highly likely to underpin gold prices," said Sugandha Sachdeva, vice president of metals, energy and currency research at Religare Securities Ltd.
|
|
Buffett estimated that Berkshire Hathaway's cash position dipped to "a little over" $22020 billion because of lots of stock buying in the first three months of the year.
|
|
Earlier this month, the BOJ cut its buying in 10-25 year and 25-40 year zones, sparking speculation that it was moving to unwind its massive stimulus.
|
|
TOKYO, May 14 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds eased on Monday after the Bank of Japan's buying in short- to medium-term maturities drew larger-than-expected selling interest.
|
|
The ECB cut its bond buying in half as of last week, and there is increasing speculation it could cut back altogether before the end of the year.
|
|
And while they had some misgivings about buying in West New York, which lacks the amenities of Hoboken, they are convinced that it, too, will transform over time.
|
|
"We ran their numbers — it's something we could beat," Rosen says, meaning Hubble could get more customers for less money if it did the ad buying in-house.
|
|
TOKYO, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Japanese shares posted modest gains on Wednesday, led by buying in defensives such as telecommunications and consumer-linked firms, though concerns about Sino-U.
|
|
The news triggered panic buying in some of Indonesia's biggest cities, but retailers have enough stock to keep prices stable, said Roy Mandey, chairman of the retailers association.
|
|
Their sporadic art-buying in the 1603s took on more focus and momentum after they saw "Black Folk Art in America" in 1982 at the Corcoran in Washington.
|
|
You'll save more this way since back-to-school sales don't last all year, and oftentimes buying in bulk is cheaper than buying an individual item multiple times.
|
|
I was buying in a foreign country, with rules and norms very different from the US. He was the first in his immediate family to buy a home.
|
|
On the other hand, Japanese investors purchased 167.1 billion yen worth of overseas equities last week, their biggest weekly net buying in six weeks, finance ministry data showed.
|
|
When buying in Italy, he benefited from a Mussolini-vintage regulation prohibiting the permanent export of artworks more than 50 years old officially designated as having cultural interest.
|
|
On the other hand, Japanese investors bought 140.4 billion yen worth of overseas equities last week, their biggest weekly net buying in five weeks, finance ministry data showed.
|
|
JONATHAN GRAY: Well, the pull-back in Chinese buying in the U.S. was driven by the Chinese a couple years ago when they put in place capital controls.
|
|
Chen, who says he has already invested in cryptocurrencies, said he believes banks are on the verge of buying in, which would give more support to the cryptomarket.
|
|
So-called programmatic advertising, or automated buying in which advertisers let Facebook and Google select an audience that matches an ad-buyer's target demographic, has exacerbated the problem.
|
|
The spread between MEH and international benchmark Brent has contracted to near its tightest since May as Brent has also weakened due to recent muted buying in European markets.
|
|
There could also be a scenario where investors come out of the woodwork after the election and start buying, in which case Cramer recommended employing his strategies in reverse.
|
|
Asked if individuals can be identified through the technology that WeWork is buying in Euclid, Rajaraman does not say no, stressing instead that the focus is on clustered information.
|
|
Having worked in the industry for over two decades, Collins is renowned for her negotiating skills with many having said she's changed the face of media buying in Britain.
|
|
"There could have been state buying in early morning trade when there panic selling was evident," said a second Shanghai-based analyst, who did not want to be named.
|
|
That can be a boon for companies like those held in SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF, which Gundlach recommended buying in conjunction with the Facebook short.
|
|
It's great for long-term investors because takes the emotion out of the equation and keeps them from selling out during market lows and buying in at market highs.
|
|
Most shoppers know that buying in bulk can net you some serious savings, which is one of the many reasons Costco is one of America's favorite places to shop.
|
|
It traces the effects of an electoral reform enacted in 2007 that made vote-buying in Brazil harder, cracking down on a common practice that frequently altered election outcomes.
|
|
The other two traders said the sales were similar to three recent waves of buying in which state-owned firms booked 1 million to 1.5 million tonnes of soybeans.
|
|
"Oil prices have fallen between four and five percent, dragging equities down, and you would think to see some safe-haven buying in gold," Citi strategist David Wilson said.
|
|
"If the monetary policies are going be easing around the world then the financial system would be much more liquid, which might augur some buying in commodities," Wyckoff said.
|
|
"The cost of building materials has escalated, the cost of buying in skills has massively escalated," said Connal Townsend, chief executive of the Property Council, a body representing developers.
|
|
Browse through J.Crew's extensive selection of the pattern to plot what you'll be buying in one of its brick-and-mortar locations on Friday to nab those sweet patches.
|
|
"In the weeks around Halloween consumers are buying in bulk with a volume mentality for the trick-or-treaters," said Carman Allison, vice president of consumer insights at Nielsen.
|
|
"There could have been state buying in early morning trade when there panic selling was evident," said a second Shanghai-based analyst, who did not want to be identified.
|
|
"The headlines that the ECB is considering tapering has led to some buying in the euro, especially against the yen," said Yujiro Goto, currency strategist at Nomura in London.
|
|
Frenzied buying in the city just months after China's frothy stock markets crashed has raised fears about a replay of the real estate bust that has hit economic growth.
|
|
The BOJ took a step similar to the latter on Wednesday when it increased buying in superlong bonds, after their yields shot up to highest levels since February-March.
|
|
The purchase suggested the central bank's total buying in December in that tenor is likely to be around 2.17 trillion yen, 13 billion yen less from that in November.
|
|
Consequently the RBI has stepped up bond purchases, buying in 200 billion rupees ($2.96 billion) worth since December, and planning to take another 100 billion rupees worth next week.
|
|
BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said last week yields on superlong bonds have fallen "a bit too far," sparking speculation that the BOJ may cut buying in the tenor further.
|
|
A traditional realtor is also a good choice if you're buying on a tight schedule or you have your heart set on buying in a specific, high-demand neighborhood.
|
|
It's great for long-term investors because it takes emotion out of the equation and keeps you from selling out during market lows and buying in at market highs.
|
|
They held up the Federal Reserve's exit from its asset buying in 2014 as a potential blueprint, noting the U.S. central bank's unwillingness to publicly target an end-date.
|
|
Paid subscription conversions are the most significant contribution for this recent upswing, but the RIAA didn't specify why it believes people are now buying in at a rapid rate.
|
|
However, a report that showed moderate U.S. job growth in September and unemployment rate that dropped to a 50-year low, helped soothe fears and spurred buying in stocks.
|
|
The lighting industry, in general, is booming, reaching $20183 million in revenue in 2019, and boob lights are some of the cheapest, especially if you&aposre buying in bulk.
|
|
If they did ever buy in Midtown, they would consider buying in 220 Central Park South on Billionaires&apos Row, where Griffin bought a $238 million penthouse in January.
|
|
"There will be a wall of (Treasury) buying in the 2.90/3.00 percent area, which will mark a great support for the bond market," Caron told CNBC via email.
|
|
The emerging market stock index was set for its best week since mid-June, having also been supported by buying in the face of a dovish U.S. Federal Reserve.
|
|
Gold has tumbled about 0003 percent from a peak of $1,365.23 in April, though present levels have invoked a lot of physical buying in Asia, traders and analysts said.
|
|
Front-month Brent futures prices were steady in the last week of February and the first part of March, giving funds little incentive to continue buying in the short term.
|
|
Buying in India, the second biggest gold jewelry consumer after China, posted its third weakest quarter in a decade, falling 12 percent year on year to just under 88 tonnes.
|
|
At best, Charvet, who claims the cafe will open around April 2017, is optimistic about the technology available at present (and the discount he might get for buying in bulk).
|
|
Here's what we found: BEST OVERALL Best for veterans Best for high potentcy Best prices Best for buying in bulk Best for giving back Best for everyday aches and pains
|
|
"It's not that there isn't demand for housing, but first-time buyers are having a hard time buying in," said Jenny Schuetz, an economist at Brookings Institution, told BuzzFeed News.
|
|
Chinese markets had been trending higher, bolstered by heated buying in modestly-valued big-caps, especially those favoured by heavyweight insurance players like Foresea Life, Anbang Group and Evergrande Insurance.
|
|
Copper has been lifted due to buying in the Far East as well as by Commodity Trader Advisor (CTA) funds, Alastair Munro at broker Marex Spectron said in a note.
|
|
Such unhedged buying in foreign bond investment by a Japanese investor means net yen selling in the currency market, and thus, tends to help weaken the yen against other currencies.
|
|
However, in the recent months, buying in U.S. dollar bonds increased as U.S. dollar-denominated products gained more popularity among its customers after U.S. interest rates have risen, Maegawa said.
|
|
"For the last 6 months I've been underweight so I've been buying in the low $90s, mid $90s, even today a little bit, " said Stephanie Link, Portfolio Manager at TIAA.
|
|
Those yields have fallen this week after hitting their highest levels in nine months or more last week as the BOJ increased buying in those maturities to cap their rise.
|
|
Beyond the tax bill, traders are split between those who "sell on the news" and those who argue that any correction will be met by more buying in early 2018.
|
|
The BOJ is scheduled to conduct buying in four maturity zones, one to three years, three to five years, over 10 to 25 years and over 25 years on Tuesday.
|
|
The BOJ's buying in maturities over 0.0653 years drew selling of just 20.065 billion yen, 230 times the BOJ's buying of 231 billion yen, the lowest so far this year.
|
|
The dovish comments by Fed's Williams also boosted gold past the key $1,450 level for the first time since May 2013, prompting heavy buying in miners of the precious metal.
|
|
The British central bank announced last week that it would be increasing its bond buying in addition to cutting interest rates in the latest effort to stimulate the country's economy.
|
|
Buy In BulkAs a general rule, buying in bulk will save you cash (as long as you truly use the things you're purchasing) and the same goes for eating organic.
|
|
With watches priced in pounds — particularly those at the high end — suddenly much more attractive to the international market, customers from all over the world have been buying in Britain.
|
|
Chandler said there was a lot of buying in call options, with traders betting on a $1.20 area for the euro, but he said his initial target would be $1.1615.
|
|
According to data from the National Association of Realtors, 15 percent of millennial home buyers are buying in unmarried partnerships, and 8 percent of all home buyers are unmarried partners.
|
|
Now they are coming straight for the real estate transaction itself through "instant buying," in which companies buy homes, perform some light maintenance and put them back on the market.
|
|
The change in recipe, widely attributed to a new soda tax that comes into force in Britain this year, has also led to reports of panic buying in Scottish supermarkets.
|
|
Growing concern about the outbreak has sparked panic buying in Britain, leaving supermarket shelves empty as shoppers stockpile basics like toilet roll, dried pasta, cleaning products and long-life milk.
|
|
It's great for long-term investors because it takes the emotion out of the equation and keeps them from selling out during market lows and buying in at market highs.
|
|
After a brief period of panic-buying in Singapore earlier this month amid the coronavirus outbreak, more people are said to be going online to purchase groceries and other items.
|
|
Uncle Jack, who made a religion of buying in bulk, whether it was industrial size cartons of Kleenex or folding chairs to seat 50, supplied everyone with loaves of challah.
|
|
"If you're looking for something that might be worth buying in this difficult market ... you could do a lot worse than the best run fast food chains," the host said.
|
|
The five-year bond yield rose 1.0 basis point to minus 0.080 percent, partly because the Bank of Japan's buying in that maturity was a bit on the weaker side.
|
|
Bond prices move opposite yields, so pension fund buying in theory would have helped keep yields lower in the Treasury market and corporate bond market than where they have been.
|
|
It also said that areas in the South East of England such as Kent, Essex and Suffolk would be viable options for Londoners "insistent on still buying in the area".
|
|
A wave of buying in 10- and 30-year Treasuries emerged as traders piled into curve-flattening trades that favor these longer debt maturities over short-dated ones, investors said.
|
|
Uncle Jack, who made a religion of buying in bulk, whether it was industrial size cartons of Kleenex or folding chairs to seat 50, supplied everyone with loaves of challah.
|
|
Whether they're going out of stores, what they're buying in stores, not just looking at what you're doing on Facebook, but what you pick up and put down in stores.
|
|
The bleak outlook on the U.S.-China deliberations from Secretary Wilbur Ross added to growing concerns about a slowdown in global economic growth and spurred modest buying in the Treasury market.
|
|
They'll still be able to take advantage of the same-day service and the conveniences of buying in bulk, but only Sam's Club members will receive the lower, members-only pricing.
|
|
John Petrides, a portfolio manager within the wealth management group at Tocqueville Asset Management, said investors will likely tire themselves out waiting for value to finally overtake growth before buying in.
|
|
Treasury bill rates fell 188 basis points to 216 basis points between March and end-December 2017, mainly driven by foreign buying in treasury bonds, resulting in declining market interest rates.
|
|
Buying in bulk can also save you money in the long run, even if there's a bigger financial hit to absorb to begin with (keep an eye out for special offers).
|
|
"Gold has been clearly supported by physical buying in the Indian market especially and gold prices are at a slight premium there," said Societe Generale head of metals research Robin Bhar.
|
|
Buying in Treasuries was spurred by bargain-hunting investors who scooped up government debt that had fallen in price on Friday following remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, analysts said.
|
|
As we reported, J Lo and Marc rehearsed together while A-Rod watched, and everyone's so cool with the sitch ... we're told A-Rod's "very interested" in buying in the community.
|
|
That's part of what's driving the surge in buying in the $236 trillion municipal bond market, which saw the largest inflows into mutual funds last week in more than seven years.
|
|
"We do not do stock trading here by selling slowly growing segments and buying in fast-growing ones," Schneider said in an interview published on Thursday with German monthly Manager Magazin.
|
|
Even if it were to pull back on Friday on the jobs report, analysts say it is unlikely to fall far after decent buying in exchange-traded funds in recent weeks.
|
|
The gusher of funds into European stocks is also driving buying in the euro, at the same time the dollar is weakening on a recent batch of disappointing U.S. economic data.
|
|
Foreign investors are tentatively buying in sectors linked to the main themes of the 13th Five-Year Plan released earlier this month, including urbanization, consumption, internet growth, green development and innovation.
|
|
Kat Doucette, a real estate lawyer in San Antonio, said she and her husband searched for months before buying in an up-and-coming part of the city known as Southtown.
|
|
As result, the company, which, like Kraft Heinz is levered at roughly four times EBITDA, has focused on peeling back its business rather than buying, in order to tackle both challenges.
|
|
There was technical follow-up buying in copper this week after the price exceeded the 200- and 20.7-day moving averages and the $215,2635 a tonne mark, analysts at Commerzbank said.
|
|
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett estimates that Berkshire Hathaway's cash position dipped to "a little over" $100 billion because of lots of stock buying in the first three months of the year.
|
|
"Until the backlog of tankers is cleared up, the teapots will put a brake on buying in the near term," Michal Meidan, Asian analyst with Energy Aspects, said in a note.
|
|
Despite earnest narratives about young homeowners working to rebuild American cities one DIY project at a time, many buyers in online tax sales are absentee real estate speculators buying in bulk.
|
|
The yen slipped to 108.85 yen per dollar from around 108.30 at the local stock market close on Monday, prompting buying in exporter shares such as Honda Motor, which rose 0.4%.
|
|
They claim he was involved in a scheme to cover up failed doping tests and was the conduit for vote-buying in competitions to host major sporting events, including the Olympics.
|
|
In a place where huge distances and a tough climate make buying in bulk essential, the departure of Sam's meant people suddenly were dependent on traditional grocery stores with higher prices.
|
|
The initial reaction of Brazilian financial markets was a frenzy of stock-buying in the anticipation of policies like selling off inefficient state companies, deregulation and a cut in social spending.
|
|
This is exactly what I wanted to avoid, really, this buying-in, this excruciatingly fragile hopefulness about what is possible for a black woman, and about what is possible for Americans.
|
|
If you are buying in advance, the average cost for a an economy flight during the summer time from New York to Paris can range from $2420,100 to $1,400, he says.
|
|
Stephanie Sladkus nearly did so at the end of one for a Midtown junior-four that she was buying in 2000 with her husband, Steven D. Sladkus, a real estate lawyer.
|
|
The BOJ maintained the size of its buying in superlong JGBs, buying 20.155 billion yen ($210 billion) of 20.04-2154.26 year bonds and 20.125 billion yen of 20.145-103 year bonds.
|
|
Arqaam said concerns the government could oversupply the market and, in turn, pressure valuations were misplaced, with local institutional selling, particularly from mutual funds, well below foreign buying in recent days.
|
|
We can't buy our way out of this problem: we need to be willing to change not just where we're buying from, but how much we're buying in the first place.
|
|
Alfred Eskandar, co-founder, president and chief operating officer at Salt Financial, said investors have to make a call on what's going to happen in the euro zone before buying in.
|
|
Plus, buying in bulk often means lower per-unit prices, making food shopping at the retailer a pretty wise choice for those who are hosting events or picking up pantry staples.
|
|
But the BOE fell 103 million pounds ($68 million) short of its target on Tuesday, which prompted a wave of buying in British markets that also pushed investors into U.S. government debt.
|
|
" He even offered to knock off $250 for anyone buying in the neighborhood, "just so he sees it every now and then so it'll remind him of how good he had it!
|
|
In addition, nearly every Democratic campaign has brought ad-buying in-house this cycle, and the party doesn't have a pipeline of talent to support sophisticated advertising strategies across so many campaigns.
|
|
If Donald Trump manages to gather the 270 electoral votes he needs to win by the end of Tuesday, buying in equity markets would be a smart move, said strategist Mark Grant.
|
|
The company sells almost all of its vertical video ads through a process called programmatic ad buying — in other words, automated software programs that auction off ad spots to the highest bidder.
|
|
While we wait to get more news on Microsoft closing a reported acquisition of Cloudyn, another report has emerged of one more enterprise startup that the software giant is buying in Israel.
|
|
Aiming to become a stronger global player, COFCO had hoped to combine Nidera with Noble Agri, a unit of Singapore-listed trading house Noble Group, which it also began buying in 2014.
|
|
COLOMBO, Jan 22017 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares rose on Friday, closing the first week of the new year on a firm note, on the back of heavy foreign buying in blue chips.
|
|
These investors, who are often buying in the Bronx because they have been priced out of other boroughs, are a sign that the borough is recovering from the housing downturn, she added.
|
|
More than half the world's population is now online, time spent on the internet is higher than many would like, and regulators are starting to question whether buying in is costing users.
|
|
They are keen on engineering and infrastructure deals to replicate technology and know how back in China, ANZ Bank said in a December report titled 'What else is China buying in Australia?
|
|
Trump's surprise election victory had initially sparked buying in the dollar and U.S. assets on hopes for his tax cuts and infrastructure spending plans, but such "Trump trades" have been wound back.
|
|
The BOJ offered to buy 13 billion yen ($3.15 billion) of three- to five-year JGBs, an amount that could lead to a small reduction in its monthly buying in those maturities.
|
|
But the BOE fell 22009 million pounds ($68 million) short of its target on Tuesday, which prompted a wave of buying in British markets that also pushed investors into U.S. government debt.
|
|
For one thing, we've been hearing about kids buying in-game currencies like crystals and Smurfberries for years — so often that app store providers have had to take serious action against it.
|
|
On Friday afternoon, the S&P was poised to lose more than 2 percent, before the index pared its losses amid a blizzard of buying in the moments before the closing bell.
|
|
Buying in specific financial oil options contracts for 2020 in U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude and Brent crude has increased in recent days, two market sources familiar with the Mexico hedge said.
|
|
Gold rose to its highest level in more than three months on Tuesday, capping its best year in nearly a decade, on weakening dollar and year-end buying in thin-volume trading.
|
|
If you are concerned that a co-op board might take a dim view of home offices, consider buying in a condominium, as condo boards generally do not need to approve purchasers.
|
|
Weekly capital flows data showed Japanese investors bought 13 billion yen ($6.6 billion) of foreign bonds last week, bringing total buying in the past four weeks to 3.696 trillion yen ($33.3 billion).
|
|
China's gold consumption fell for the first time in three years in 2019, data showed on Tuesday, as high prices and an economic slowdown hit buying in the world's biggest gold market.
|
|
After the yield jumped to one-year high of 403 percent last week, the BOJ has stepped up buying in the 240-year sector, conducting unlimited buying at 21 percent on Friday.
|
|
TOKYO, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Superlong Japanese government bond yields fell on Wednesday as prices rose after the Bank of Japan increased buying in that zone as part of its regular buying operations.
|
|
Even as investors from BlackRock Inc to DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach said they favored some buying in emerging markets, funds specializing in those stocks posted $610 million in outflows during the week.
|
|
The dollar's underlying strength overwhelmed flight-to-quality buying in the yen and the Swiss franc following two separate deadly incidents in Turkey and Germany that raised security worries in the West.
|
|
But when a consumer brand makes a commitment to donate a portion of its sales to companies championing the rights of women, immigrants, and LGBTQ community members across the country — we're buying in.
|
|
The phenomenal success of "Pokemon Go" - now available in 35 countries, the majority in Europe, and most recently in Canada - has triggered massive buying in Nintendo shares, surprising even some seasoned market players.
|
|
Oil prices fell as production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries neared all-time peaks and record speculative buying in global benchmark Brent sparked profit-taking on last month's outsized rally.
|
|
COLOMBO, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares rose for a second straight session on Friday and hit their highest close in more than three months, helped by retail buying in blue-chip stocks.
|
|
India's gold smugglers have slowed their operations over worries their shipments will be caught up in seizures of cash, bullion, booze and drugs aimed at controlling vote-buying in the country's national elections.
|
|
"There is some buying in the pharmaceutical basket because of a lack of opportunity in the overall arena," said Saurabh Jain, assistant vice-president of research at SMC Global Securities in New Delhi.
|
|
So we decided to find out what you really need to know about buying in or around New York City, asking for advice from Malani, Brody, and homeowners — people who survived the process.
|
|
The two banks' strength appeared to ignite buying in National Bank of Abu Dhabi, which fell in early trade but ended 3.9 percent higher; last week it posted 24.5 percent drop in profit.
|
|
Silver also benefited from a surge of buying in China which at one point took it up more than 2605.47 percent, breaking above $21 an ounce for the first time in two years.
|
|
That is one reason why buying in the Treasury market accelerated this past week, taking yields on both the 10-year and 303-year bond below their all-time closing lows on Friday.
|
|
" According to Dumas, corporate buybacks have become the "chief source of buying in the market," not outside investment, and 8 percent growth in nonfinancial bank debt is fast enough "to sound the alarm.
|
|
What it means: Wealthier households have been benefitting from the recovery and upward trends in the stock market while middle income households aren't since they haven't been buying in to the stock market.
|
|
Silver also benefited from a surge of buying in China that at one point took it up more than 248.76 percent, breaking above $21 an ounce for the first time in two years.
|
|
"Buying pressure has been strong and we would anticipate some technical buying in copper after breaking through the 200-day moving average, paving the way for a test of $6,350-$6,400," Wilkes said.
|
|
Dollar buying in global markets often caused a selling of the region's currencies in the past year, and the dollar gained on Friday as a rise in yields drew investors to U.S. Treasuries.
|
|
Australia's east coast has recorded less than a fifth of its typical rainfall over the last three months and farmland there is bone dry, with graziers buying in grain to feed their herds.
|
|
Shenzhen is one of a number of top-tier cities including Shanghai which have tightened restrictions on home buying in recent months to cool price rises, which have sparked fears of asset bubbles.
|
|
Most organizations know they are going to need a certain level of resources over a period of time, and in these cases, they can save some money by buying in bulk up front.
|
|
At the same time, the European Central Bank is expected to reduce the amount of bonds it is buying in its quantitative easing program and could outline those plans when it meets Thursday.
|
|
They made it clear that she would be buying in the kind of no-frills building where neighbors took packages for one another — a point she now emphasizes when interviewing other prospective buyers.
|
|
He said he drew inspiration from childhood trips to Price Club, which merged with Costco in 1993, and he recognized that buying in bulk was a good way to save time and money.
|
|
The BOJ also increased the amount of its planned buying in five- to 10-year JGBs to 450 billion yen from the previous 410 billion, an amount it had kept since late August.
|
|
Chinese investors trade what moves and what is hot with rises in open interest fanning further buying in what is a mass human echo effect of how momentum funds operate in the West.
|
|
Similar to dining at a national chain, where the menu prices depend on the location, a shopper in New York City might pay more for a product than someone buying in Gainesville, Florida.
|
|
But bloggers at 9to5Mac have discovered code for a new developer framework called ClassKit and speculate that supply chain rumors of a cheaper iPad and MacBook make sense for schools buying in bulk.
|
|
Buying in Treasuries increased in afternoon U.S. trading as losses on Wall Street and a surprise drop in a New York Federal Reserve gauge on regional business activity in October also supported demand.
|
|
The Egyptian pound has lost half its value since it was floated, while the central bank has increased key interest rates by 700 basis points, attracting foreign buying in the country's domestic debt.
|
|
Those worries have led to what Maley called "artificial buying" in the bond market, with investors flocking to bond-based mutual funds and other investments in the interest of hedging their existing positions.
|
|
This month, Ms. Gillibrand began to bring that digital work and ad buying "in-house," said Ms. Kelly, leaning on two respected Democratic digital strategists, Gavrie Kullman and Emmy Bengtson, already on staff.
|
|
The market stampede saw indiscriminate selling in stocks and huge buying in government bonds, trades that seemed to feed off each other and didn't respond to the continuing spate of good economic news.
|
|
WHO BUYS IN JOHANNESBURG Buyers from Africa – Nigeria, Angola, Ghana, Uganda, Gabon, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Congo and Mozambique — make up "an increasing proportion" of foreigners buying in the Johannesburg metropolitan area, Mr. Finnemore said.
|
|
Present levels have recently invoked a lot of physical buying in not just active gold buying countries like India and China, but in southeast Asia for investment purposes too, traders and analysts said.
|
|
That suggests net buying in May is likely to hit the highest since last July, when they bought 5.449 trillion yen, and signals a major change from heavy selling from December to April.
|
|
Japanese government bond prices recovered from earlier losses after the Bank of Japan acted decisively on Friday to curb a rise in bond yields, offering "unlimited" buying in long-term Japanese government bonds.
|
|
Shares of all three companies have become favorites among retail investors, with infamous Reddit forum r/wallstreetbets calling for users to buy Plug Power after recent frenzied buying in Tesla and Virgin Galactic.
|
|
TOKYO, May 2109.42 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds barely budged on Friday, but the yield on 20-year bonds rose slightly after the Bank of Japan's buying in that maturity drew sizable selling interest.
|
|
The phenomenal success of Pokemon GO - now available in 35 countries, the majority in Europe, and most recently in Canada - has triggered massive buying in Nintendo shares, surprising even some seasoned market players.
|
|
But the payment last spring raised questions about Russian influence-buying in the Castle, where Mr. Zeman has staked out a position as one of the Kremlin's most ardent sympathizers among European leaders.
|
|
Some traders said there was full-fledged buying in foreign bonds this week by Japanese investors back from the Golden Week holidays last week and after centrist Emmanuel Macron won the French presidential election.
|
|
If enough investors opt to sell out of tightly priced credits once new issue comes to the market, secondary prices could start to compress, which could attract people back to buying in secondary again.
|
|
Maybe if you'd thought of buying in some wood chippings and chucked a few ton of it around the joint after the first night of rain you wouldn't be in such a pickle now.
|
|
On Friday, however, the central bank again wrong-footed markets by increasing its buying in five- to 10-year bonds, helping to bring down their yields from 11-month highs touched earlier this week.
|
|
On top of that, the BOJ increased the amount of its planned buying in five- to 10-year JGBs to 450 billion yen from the 410 billion amount it has favoured since late August.
|
|
The Trump trade was a five-week burst of buying in some under-owned cyclical and financial sectors after the election, followed by a broader rebound pegged to global growth and an earnings rebound.
|
|
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will strictly limit credit flowing into speculative buying in the property market in 2017, top leaders said at an economic conference on Friday, as reported by the official Xinhua news agency.
|
|
SINGAPORE, Jan 31 (Reuters) - The yen slipped against the dollar on Wednesday after the Bank of Japan increased the amount of its buying in Japanese government bonds with three- to five- years to maturity.
|
|
Better yet, the Chaikin Money Flow oscillator, which tracks the level of buying and selling pressure on a given stock, turned positive a few weeks ago, a sign that institutional investors were buying in.
|
|
Cisco, Amgen and Alphabet are among those that have taken advantage of the new opportunity to repatriate substantial cash holdings from overseas, and all are spending a portion of those funds buying in stock.
|
|
One drag continued to be InterMune, which Roche spent $8.3 billion on buying in 2014 but which resulted in more than half the 3.3 billion franc impairment of goodwill and intangible assets in 2018.
|
|
Mr. Zabar began to acquire a lot of wine but said he didn't start buying in earnest until 2002, when he opened the store and knew that he eventually wanted to open a restaurant.
|
|
Investors have in recent months complained that financial conditions are tightening because of the Fed's gradual reductions to its balance sheet, swollen from trillions of dollars of bond-buying in the post-crisis years.
|
|
As the Washington Post documented in a 2012 story about vote-buying in Appalachia, sometimes people have lied about who they cast their ballots for in order to get cash from shady political operatives.
|
|
So, instead of, again, chasing some of the staples here for defensive positions, we're trying to look at some of the utilities that we already favor, but would still be buying in this range.
|
|
A $2 jump in cash cattle prices at southern Plains feedlot markets late last week fueled buying in futures to open the week, along with robust beef demand and hopes for greater U.S. exports.
|
|
"Many of the raw materials, which we may be buying in India, may have dependence on the Chinese intermediate," Dilip Shanghvi, the company's managing director, said during an earnings conference call on February 6.
|
|
Price per square meter in Mexico: $1,852Note: Mexico forbids buying in some coastal areas and also requires foreign buyers to have a trust set up with a Mexican bank in order to purchase property.
|
|
On top of that, the BOJ increased the amount of its planned buying in five- to 10-year JGBs to 450 billion yen from the 410 billion amount it has favored since late August.
|
|
A $2 jump in cash cattle prices at southern Plains feedlot markets late last week fueled buying in futures to open the week, along with robust beef demand and hopes for greater U.S. exports.
|
|
And it wasn't just that having less cash on hand meant I couldn't save by buying in bulk: Even store-brand basics like bread and rice were at least $1 more than than elsewhere.
|
|
Meridian had recently touched a record high, while Contact hit a near 1-year peak as both firms benefited from safe-haven buying in the wake of growing international trade frictions and growth worries.
|
|
For more click on * LafargeHolcim Chief Executive Eric Olsen sees growth continuing in emerging markets after higher cement buying in India, Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam had offset slow growth in China, Olsen told Bloomberg.
|
|
The money mill that undergirds many of China's aggressive -- if not reckless -- assets buying in Hong Kong and overseas may be coming to a temporary halt, if the cat has the upper hand this time.
|
|
Foreign buying in Softlogic Holdings by a middle eastern fund and speculation over Swarnamahal Finance Services Plc, which is facing financial difficulties, getting a business partner to continue the business, helped retail interest, he added.
|
|
The darkening global economic outlook saw the Bank of Japan refraining from trimming its bond buying in an operation on Monday even as the 240-year yield fell further below the BOJ's policy target levels.
|
|
"The issues around Brexit have invigorated a little bit of safe-haven buying in the market ... The focus of the market has turned slightly to geopolitical issues at the moment," said ANZ analyst Daniel Hynes.
|
|
On Monday, to stem rising yields, the BOJ conducted an unlimited buying in 10-year JGBs, sucking up 1.64 trillion yen of JGBs from the market, aggravating the shortage of available bonds in the market.
|
|
It's hard to see everything they're buying in the video, but it looks like there's plenty of veggies, including corn and Brussels sprouts, as well as coffee, cereal, and baking staples like flour and oil.
|
|
TOKYO, Jan 20.085 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices edged up on Wednesday after the Bank of Japan increased its buying in maturities, a move seen as a warning shot against further rise in JGB yields.
|
|
The leaders called for a strict limit on credit flowing into speculative buying in the property market and for a boost in the supply of land for cities where housing prices face stiff upward pressure.
|
|
Buying in small caps can indicate that investors have a higher tolerance for risk, so a slowdown in overall performance could mean investors might be looking to rotate out of stocks and into "safer" trades.
|
|
Ken Griffin, head of the massive Citadel hedge fund, warned on CNBC that the price increase has the hallmarks of a bubble—in particular people buying in with the expectation of short-term price increases.
|
|
"Market sentiment this morning is very cautious and risk appetite has started to diminish gently, therefore we see a little bit of buying in gold," said Benjamin Lu, an analyst with Singapore-based Phillip Futures.
|
|
"This year they are going to have to make decisions about buying in more feed and in that scenario I think we will see a higher level of culling than normal this autumn," he said.
|
|
The new wave of buying in crude and gasoil is still small and net positions are still a fraction of the 500 million barrels of Brent and 126 million barrels of gasoil held in September.
|
|
SAINT-JEAN-CAP-FERRAT, France — When John and Amelia Winter married in the spring of 22010, they looked for a seaside holiday home beyond their London base, buying in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat that summer.
|
|
Those investing in Hong Kong's housing market should avoid buying in the southwest and northwest of the former British colony and focus on the center, where the Eight White wealth star sits, the brokerage said.
|
|
Continued strong investment interest and buying in gold, expectations of interest rate cuts, high geopolitical tensions regarding Iran and a gloomy global economic outlook are propping up gold prices today, said Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch.
|
|
Either Cohn spent so long in the C-suite that he's forgotten how financial markets work, or he just said bond traders weren't buying in to the president's plan to make America's economy great again.
|
|
Statistics portal Statista notes that the number of individuals arrested for mafia vote-buying in Italy grew from 6 to 17 total cases, between the second semester of 2015 and the first semester of 1.33.
|
|
"We also saw some buyers of the April 32 calls [in KB Home], and also call buying in [Toll Brothers] and Lennar as well, so there was bullish activity in the homebuilders today," Khouw said.
|
|
The company's foreign government bond buying in the first half was limited to modest purchases of French sovereigns, Masanori Nakamura, general manager at the investment planning department of Taiyo Life, told Reuters in an interview.
|
|
"The next two resistance levels come in around $370 and then a little bit more at $380 before you get back to the old highs, but we would be buying in this dip," said Johnson.
|
|
"The Topix indicates the actual state of the Japanese market as the Nikkei is somewhat supported by buying in large-cap stocks which are heavyweight," said Yutaka Miura, a senior technical analyst at Mizuho Securities.
|
|
One of the world's biggest advertising spenders is reducing its ad budgets and cutting the number of agencies it works with by 0003 percent, and plans to bring more media planning and buying in-house.
|
|
Most of the maturing paper is government debt that the ECB started buying in March 2015 in a bid to kick-start inflation and growth in the euro zone by lowering the cost of borrowing.
|
|
And I think that a great many places have nothing better to do than to buy in their own stock, and nothing as advantageous to do as they can — as buying in their own stock.
|
|
Demand for physical gold and silver in the United States rose in the weeks prior to the vote, but in contrast to Europe there was little sign of buying in the United States on Wednesday.
|
|
"Already large speculative buying in recent weeks and some expectations for a longer/larger cut suggests that an uneventful 3 month extension is unlikely to provide much upside to current prices," the Goldman analysts wrote.
|
|
"This might encourage some more gold buying in China as a weaker yuan means a stronger dollar, and gold provides you exposure to the dollar, which makes gold attractive for the Chinese," Julius Baer's Menke said.
|
|
Gold smugglers in India have slowed their operations over worries their shipments will be caught up in seizures of cash, bullion, booze and drugs that are aimed at controlling vote-buying in the country's national elections.
|
|
The firm, which has total assets of 66.7 trillion yen ($602 billion), also plans to increase buying in domestic fixed income products and to cut foreign bond investment with currency hedge instead, Kazuhide Toda told Reuters.
|
|
U.S. oil prices fell on Monday as production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries neared all-time peaks and record speculative buying in global benchmark Brent sparked profit-taking on last month's outsized rally.
|
|
Investors are now paying about $42 for each dollar of dividend they are buying in the Standard & Poor's 5003 stock index, while the average since 1935 is roughly $29, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.
|
|
Amazon Business offers U.S. businesses exclusive pricing and discounts for buying in bulk, free two-day shipping for orders of more than $49, tax exemption and the option to get products delivered with an Amazon guarantee.
|
|
In December 63, Epic released the game's second season and debuted the battle pass, a series of challenges and item unlocks that proved much more appealing and engaging than just buying in-game items with cash.
|
|
COLOMBO, Aug 1 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares ended higher on Monday driven by foreign buying in Commercial Bank of Ceylon on hopes of higher profits after the recent policy rate hike announcement by the central bank.
|
|
"When it comes to hedge fund buying in general the commodities trade is front-and-center and that momentum is building for oil," said Rob Thummel, portfolio manager at energy investment manager Tortoise in Leawood, Kansas.
|
|
TOKYO, June 21.5 (Reuters) - Long-dated Japanese government bond yields dropped to a near three-year low on Friday after the Bank of Japan reduced buying in long maturities, but the reduction was less than expected.
|
|
COLOMBO, April 7 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares rose for a ninth straight session on Friday to close at their highest in nearly four months helped by positive sentiment over continued foreign buying in blue chip stocks.
|
|
Launched in Berlin in 2008, Zalando has grown fast to sell almost 2,000 brands in 15 countries via a classical e-commerce model, buying in stock to be sold online and shipped from its vast warehouses.
|
|
Oil prices rose on Friday, bouncing a bit from steep falls earlier in the week as a declaration of force majeure in Nigeria prompted some buying in a market still worried about the global crude glut.
|
|
But the deficit presents an obvious dilemma for the Kim regime: the more it depletes its foreign reserves by buying in excess of what it sells, the less money it has to buy anything at all.
|
|
Whether the next owners will bring the servant bell back to life or rip it out of the walls is unknown, but their reasons for buying in this western section of South Downs are more predictable.
|
|
"Continued strong investment interest and buying in gold, expectations of upcoming rate cuts, high geopolitical tensions regarding Iran and a gloomy global economic outlook" are propping up gold prices today, according to Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch.
|
|
Andy Brenner, global head of emerging markets, fixed income at National Alliance, said the bond market has also been lifted by good overseas buying in U.S. Treasurys, as the yield on German bunds continue to fall.
|
|
Speculative buying in the wheat market resumed last Wednesday on talks that No. 1 supplier Russia may soon limit its exports or impose a duty since its crop is likely much smaller than a year ago.
|
|
"The market's seeing many sell orders on the back of a drop in U.S. markets, and a lack of any news to drive buying in Tokyo," said Hiroki Allen, chief representative of Superfund Japan in Tokyo.
|
|
According to publishers, inclusive access helps keep the cost of materials low because there's a near-guarantee that students will buy the products; it's kind of like buying in bulk, but for textbooks instead of food.
|
|
"There was some good buying in China as the currency strengthened and due to uncertainty over the trade war between U.S. and China," said Ronald Leung, chief dealer at Lee Cheong Gold Dealers in Hong Kong.
|
|
Big companies are under pressure from declining sales of older treatments and many are struggling to find sufficient high-value replacements from within their own laboratories, making buying in products and know-how an attractive option.
|
|
It has joined Boston, Chicago and Los Angeles to harness their collective purchasing power in hopes of reducing the cost of carbon-free products — including electric vehicles and batteries for electricity storage — by buying in bulk.
|
|
On March 19, it announced the same policy for hand sanitizer, surface disinfecting wipes, and COVID-19 test kits — all items that brought potential price-gouging and scamming amid panic-buying — in ads and commerce listings.
|
|
While many grocery delivery services charge a premium on products, Walmart's prices remain consistent whether you're buying in-store or online for delivery or pick-up, making it the most budget-friendly choice for grocery delivery.
|
|
But years of circulation didn't stop some users and a growing number of celebrities, including Rob Lowe, Judd Apatow, Debra Messing, and even Governor Rick Perry, the current United States Secretary of Energy, from buying in.
|
|
TOKYO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks extended gains on Tuesday, helped by buying in such defensive stocks as food companies, but overall trade was subdued as investors waited for U.S. markets to reopen after a holiday.
|
|
TOKYO, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices gained on Monday as worries about the coronavirus epidemic supported perceived safe haven assets, despite an effective cut in the Bank of Japan's buying in long-dated bonds.
|
|
The BOJ's purchase of 280 billion yen ($2.47 billion) JGBs with one- to three-years left to maturity attracted selling of 1.162 trillion yen, the biggest amount for the buying in those maturities since May 24.
|
|
That news left already nervous investors worrying that the ECB will be given preferential allocations when it starts buying in the corporate bond primary market in June, although bankers insist that will not be the case.
|
|
"We are witnessing an aggressive rally in underperforming stocks as opposed to strong buying in the quality names or long term, high conviction investing," said Matthew Felsman, a private wealth adviser at APP Securities Pty Ltd.
|
|
Expectations that Trump's plan on tax cuts and fiscal spending could lead to higher U.S. growth and inflation lifted U.S. bond yields and undermined the yen because that could accelerate Japanese investors' buying in U.S. assets.
|
|
That coincided with high prices on the international sugar market while a rapid fall in the Egyptian pound and a 20 percent import tariff to protect local producers discouraged private importers from buying in the usual quantities.
|
|
But with many pharma firms buying in drugs, rather than developing them in-house, there is a strong case that drug prices currently have more to do with the cost of dealmaking than the cost of innovation.
|
|
We're deciding between buying in bulk at Aldi (which we don't want to do because the quality is subpar, but it costs much less) or buying fresh every day (which we want to do, but it's pricier).
|
|
The country's east coast has recorded less than a fifth of its typical rainfall over the last three months to September and is barren, with winter crops failed and graziers buying in grain to feed their herds.
|
|
Chinese financial conglomerate Anbang Insurance Group's high-profile move to increase its stake in China State Construction Engineering from 10 percent have sent the company's share price soaring, fuelling frenzied buying in undervalued industry-leading blue-chips.
|
|
Now, we're going to see a strong iPhone 8 cycle, and then of course, you have Warren Buffett buying in, which suggests that maybe there are more moats around Apple than investors have given it credit for.
|
|
We were a little bit snake bit, but the biggest thing was just getting back to the systems and playing the way we were playing last year, and we see the success when everyone is buying in.
|
|
TOKYO, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices recovered from earlier losses after the Bank of Japan acted decisively on Friday to curb a rise in bond yields, offering "unlimited" buying in long-term Japanese government bonds.
|
|
While policymakers have recently taken some steps to ease home buying in lower-tier cities, tier one cities including Shanghai and Shenzhen have in the last few days , such higher down payment requirements for second-home purchases.
|
|
"After crossing the psychological level of 3,800 I think we'll be seeing some sort of panic buying in the interbank unless the central bank intervenes to restore confidence," said Faisal Bukenya, head of treasury at Exim Bank.
|
|
Speculators' stance on the CBOT oilshare, which measures soyoil's share of value in the soy products, reached new levels of bearishness in the week ended March 277 with selling in soybean oil and buying in soybean meal.
|
|
TOKYO, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Japan's Sumitomo Life Insurance Co said on Tuesday it would boost investment in U.S. corporate bonds in the October-March second half as it continues to curb buying in Japanese government bonds (JGBs).
|
|
The Bank of Japan is considering tweaking its bond buying operations to allow the government debt market to better reflect fundamentals, people familiar with the matter said, following years of heavy central bank buying in the sector.
|
|
Those little red squares really grew on me — and this year, all those extra glasses of wine I'm not buying in New York are going to help me look good in and afford my new island wardrobe.
|
|
"That left a lot of traders believing it would be $114 by the end of the week, and that seemed to fuel the buying (in futures)," said Dennis Smith, a broker for Archer Financial Services in Chicago.
|
|
The BOJ maintained the size of its buying in one- to three-, three- to five-, and five- to ten-year Japanese government bonds at 250 billion yen ($2.24 billion), 300 billion yen and 410 billion yen respectively.
|
|
Japan and China have both signaled their readiness to ease further and the European Central Bank, which only halted bond buying in December, indicated this month that it could cut its rates even deeper into negative territory.
|
|
At just four feet long and slightly less than seven inches in diameter, the launch tube attached to these manned gunships dispenses a type of air-to-ground weapon that the Pentagon is buying in greater numbers.
|
|
Nygren said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Wednesday he has been buying in the mutual funds that he manages in recent weeks and is still bullish on certain stocks in the travel and financial industries.
|
|
Recent buying in foreign stocks has been driven by two factors: performance-chasing after a great year for international stock markets in 2017, and fears that the U.S. stock market is the most overvalued in the world.
|
|
He said one factor that may be contributing to rate rise is the fact that pension fund buying in bonds could be slowing for now, after a surge in buying ahead of a mid-September tax deadline.
|
|
The skills they developed as counselors — how to listen, how to interpret, how to advocate and negotiate — couldn't be better preparation, they say, for guiding clients through the thicket that is home-buying in New York City.
|
|
North American appetite has flourished despite lackluster global platinum jewelry sales, with world consumption down for a second year in 2015 as slowing growth and a shift in consumer tastes helped crimp buying in lead market China.
|
|
I remember a girl in college whose father invented something very, very famous indeed—I won't tell you what because that's probably unethical—always buying in some fancy dates for whenever she'd drank too much Grey Goose.
|
|
"We are seeing steady buying in modest amounts; just no supply and no one willing to sell because you don't know where it will stop," said Tai Wong, head of base and precious metals derivatives trading at BMO.
|
|
"This might encourage some more gold buying in China as a weaker yuan means a stronger dollar, and gold provides you exposure to the dollar, which makes gold attractive for the Chinese," Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke said.
|
|
Her "Medicare at 250" bill is a revised version of a proposal she has authored in previous sessions of Congress; the most notable difference is the age threshold for buying in has been lowered from 55 to 50.
|
|
Labor's plan to eliminate tax refunds on corporate dividends had spurred buying in big dividend payers, such as global miners BHP Group and Rio Tinto, on speculation they might beef up payouts ahead of the policy taking effect.
|
|
And young people in particular are buying in: A 2017 survey found that the average American spends 22 percent of their disposable income on non-essential items to treat themselves, while people 25 or younger spent 33 percent.
|
|
And in comments that traders said stoked buying in bitcoin, U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday that the Fed was "working hard" on the issue, while it remained undecided on any digital dollar.
|
|
Corporate clients had started to meet their dollar requirements on Monday morning, traders said, adding that some had held back from buying in the hope that a trade deal would boost the yuan and shave their dollar costs.
|
|
Relatively resilient markets so far probably reflect a combination of confidence that central banks will do whatever is necessary to maintain order as well as some opportunistic buying in response to opportunities created by the falling asset prices.
|
|
In June, Apollo made another proposal to merge Tegna into some of the other broadcast assets it has been buying, in a deal that would not have changed the ownership of the broadcaster, Tegna said in a statement.
|
|
The country's east coast has recorded less than a fifth of its typical rainfall over the last three months and farmland there is bone dry, with winter crops failed and graziers buying in grain to feed their herds.
|
|
"Equity volatility has been moving in line with usual seasonal patterns...There has been no increase in call buying in the VIX options market, so investors do not seem adequately prepared for a vol-up scenario," Takada said.
|
|
Each month, Target's beauty team puts together a cute, curated box filled with travel-sized personal-care essentials, along with fun not-so-essentials, and makes the set available to any Target shopper buying in-store or online.
|
|
The report reinforced an increasingly bullish view on the outlook for corn, spurring renewed buying in futures and extending a months-long rally amid hopes that better-than-expected demand this year will help erode a corn stockpile.
|
|
Its next moves are likely to be closely watched in an industry facing questions over whether the ad guru's model is still the best way to deliver adverts, marketing, research data and media buying in a digital world.
|
|
"If you're going to pick stocks, your job is to look at the company behind the stock you are buying in order to assess its prospects and figure out whether the stock fully reflects those prospects," Cramer said.
|
|
But Brent positions have declined in 10 out of the last 13 weeks, and with no new buying in WTI, the gentle downward pressure on prices and calendar spreads finally turned into a torrent just one day later.
|
|
"The tricky exercise for the ECB is to actually announce that they will continue buying in 22, but that it will peter out gradually these purchases," said Peter Vanden Houte, chief euro zone economist at ING Financial Markets.
|
|
Somasundaram also pointed to a recent drop in gold smuggling over worries that illicit shipments could be caught in seizures of cash, bullion, alcohol and drugs that are aimed at controlling vote-buying in the country's national elections.
|
|
On April 22th Jack Lew, the treasury secretary, announced a renewed crackdown on "inversions", takeovers that allow American firms to switch their nationality to that of the firm they are buying, in order to escape America's tax net.
|
|
The BOJ reduced buying in JGBs with five to ten years to maturity on Friday, a move many market players took as a sign that the BOJ wants to keep the 10-year yield above minus 0.10 percent.
|
|
Prices are higher than what you'll pay for generic options (though some startups fetch higher), but less so if you're buying in bulk; if you pick up three pairs at once, you'll pay $33 total ($11 per pair).
|
|
In many cases, I'd suggest going against the team that seemingly has fans across the league buying in as the Browns do, but this time I have faith in Baker Mayfield and company to get the job done.
|
|
The Stuttgart-based company aims to achieve its goal by increasing energy efficiency, expanding the share of renewables in its energy supply to as much as 40 percent, buying in more green power and offseting unavoidable CO63 emissions.
|
|
Singapore imports 90% of the food it consumes and there has been a rush on panic buying in recent weeks, with concerns that the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent region-wide lockdowns will disrupt the city state's food supplies.
|
|
China, which bought one quarter of U.S. soybeans last year, halted most buying in July after Beijing imposed a 25 percent tariff on U.S. soy imports in retaliation for U.S. tariffs on a wide range of Chinese goods.
|
|
"Besides the safe-haven demand, a growing number of people are buying in anticipation of weaker growth from the spread of coronavirus and action from the U.S. Federal Reserve," said Ryan McKay, a commodity strategist at TD Securities.
|
|
PT Timah is aiming to lift production to 30,000 tonnes this year from 24,000 tonnes last year but it will do so in part by buying in more ore, potentially translating into lower output among Indonesia's independent producers.
|
|
TOKYO, Dec 240 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices gained on Wednesday, on the back of firmness in U.S. Treasuries and relief that the Bank of Japan did not reduce the size of its buying in long-dated bonds.
|
|
If you are buying in bulk, Beaujolais-Villages and plain Beaujolais make sense as they are less expensive than cru Beaujolais, bottles that come from the best terroirs and have names like Morgon or Fleurie on the label.
|
|
On Monday, Reuters reported the BOJ is considering tweaking its bond-buying operations to allow the JGB market to better reflect fundamentals, citing people familiar with the matter, following years of heavy central bank buying in the sector.
|
|
"The stronger yen versus the dollar is leading to some buying in gold ... The recent low of around $1,160 in August is really the bottom in gold for now," said Yuichi Ikemizu, Tokyo branch manager, ICBC Standard Bank.
|
|
WE'VE SEEN BILLIONS UPON BILLIONS, HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS OF DOLLARS REPATRIATED BACK INTO THE U.S. SYSTEM, WE'RE SEEING ENORMOUS AMOUNT OF BUYING IN THE LONG END OF THE YIELD CURVE, BECAUSE PENSION FUNDS ARE GETTING FUNDED BY THIS REPATRIATION.
|
|
Later in the show, the trio chatted about what to do if you haven't been able to snag an NES Classic and why Apple Pay and Android Pay are probably safer than credit cards when you're buying in-store.
|
|
Hedge funds have traditionally been viewed as fast money because of their tendency to "flip" bonds to make a quick profit after buying in a syndication, or exit their positions in a hurry at the first sign of trouble.
|
|
That pattern appeared to continue on Monday, when the market fell as much as 0.8 percent during the day but saw a burst of heavy buying in the final hour that caused the index to close 0.4 percent higher.
|
|
I still am going to go to a dealer, it's too convenient for buying in large sample sizes, and I don't think it's legitimate that the government is ever going to be able to compete in that price range.
|
|
COLOMBO, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares edged up on Wednesday on foreign buying in market heavyweight John Keells Holdings while investors awaited for direction from September-quarter earnings and the national budget scheduled to be presented next week.
|
|
The gusher of funds into European stocks is also driving buying in the common currency, at the same time the dollar is weakening on a recent batch of disappointing U.S. economic data and rising concerns about the political agenda.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Physical gold demand slumped by nearly a third in the three months to September, GFMS analysts at Thomson Reuters said on Thursday, as a rally in prices curbed jewelry buying in the key Chinese and Indian markets.
|
|
The frenzied buying in Hangzhou Huning Elevator Parts Co, whose business has nothing to do with Wang, offers the latest example of the enduring influence of short-term speculators, despite regulators' stepped-up campaign against "pump and dump" trading.
|
|
COLOMBO, Feb 22 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares on Thursday snapped a five-session winning streak and eased from a more than three-month high on profit-booking, while foreign buying in Commercial Bank Plc boosted the daily traded turnover.
|
|
And just like the lingerie-buying experience at, say, VS, Gap, or a department store, you'll save when buying in bulk: any two bras cost $55, three bras will run you $75, while three pairs of undies is $25.
|
|
Most foreigners buying in Gibraltar would most likely spend 4,0113 pounds to 6,500 pounds per square meter, or about $491 to $798 a square foot, on a property, though several dozen luxury properties command a premium, Mr. Nicholls said.
|
|
Supermarkets, where shelves have been stripped bare by panic-buying in recent days, said they had begun limiting the number of shoppers in stores at any one time, erecting barriers outside, and installing screens at checkouts to protect staff.
|
|
Supermarkets, where shelves have been stripped bare by panic-buying in recent days, said they had begun limiting the number of shoppers in stores at any one time, erecting barriers outside, and installing screens at checkouts to protect staff.
|
|
DUBAI, March 29 (Reuters) - Gulf stock markets were mixed in early trade on Tuesday as Dubai Parks & Resorts stabilised after plunging in the previous two days, but soft oil prices and global bourses deterred major buying in the region.
|
|
Overseas investors purchased a net $459 million worth of regional equities last month, a sharp reduction from $2.92 billion of net buying in December, data from stock exchanges in India, Indonesia, Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam showed.
|
|
The dramatic sell-off in stocks Friday and Monday forced a flood of buying in derivatives to close out one of Wall Street's biggest trades: while buying stocks, traders were betting against volatility, which has been near historic lows.
|
|
TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan is considering tweaking its bond buying operations to allow the government debt market to better reflect fundamentals, people familiar with the matter said, following years of heavy central bank buying in the sector.
|
|
MUMBAI, Aug 22019 (Reuters) - India's gold demand is expected to soften in the September quarter as record high local prices dampen buying in the world's second biggest consumer of the precious metal, the World Gold Council (WGC) said on Thursday.
|
|
COLOMBO, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares rose for a third straight session on Monday to end at their highest close in seven weeks led by banks and diversified shares, while continued foreign buying in the market underpinned positive sentiment.
|
|
"Although buying in index futures was the main driver of today's market, more than 249.4 trillion yen worth of turnover (in cash equities) implies some real buying was also happening," said Takeo Kamai, head of executions services at CLSA in Tokyo.
|
|
Bhansali, whose Ariel International Equity Fund had been socking away cash for just such an occasion, says she is buying in the most battered areas, including the one identified most often as the reason for the current market selloff: China.
|
|
"Increasing ETF buying in huge amounts, combined with a modest increase in bond buying and an interest rate cut, could be the only way left to surprise markets," said a former BOJ executive who retains close contact with incumbent policymakers.
|
|
Drax said the November decision on the UK capacity market scheme had put at risk payments to plants it is buying in the 702 million pound deal and that it had agreed a risk-sharing scheme with Iberdrola as a result.
|
|
TOKYO, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Tokyo stocks edged up on Tuesday, helped by buying in stocks which are sensitive to domestic demand, but gains were limited as investors looked to fresh catalysts from Japan Inc's interim earnings starting later this week.
|
|
Buying in Treasuries was spurred by bargain-hunting investors who scooped up government debt when prices fell on Friday following comments from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen that the central bank may tolerate inflation above its 2-percent goal, analysts said.
|
|
Investors should prepare to do some buying in the week ahead as still-strong job growth and a patient Federal Reserve continue to improve the outlook for stocks, Cramer said Friday after a day of modest gains for the averages.
|
|
Icahn made an estimated $2110 billion fortune playing this Netflix trade, buying in at a $58 low (pre-stock split) in 2012, after its plans to go international and sacrifice profits for global expansion led to a major pullback in shares.
|
|
Still, any such lip services are unlikely to have a meaningful impact on the bond market, given that the BOJ has been gradually reducing its bond buying in reality due to fears of causing a shortage of bonds for investors.
|
|
Market expectations have risen that the ECB will soon change the rules of its asset-purchase scheme, which have put more than half of Germany's bonds out of reach and are crimping buying in smaller economies such as Portugal and Ireland.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell about 248.50 percent on Monday as production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries neared all-time peaks and record speculative buying in global benchmark Brent sparked profit-taking on last month's outsized rally.
|
|
CST) * Live cattle finish lower * Feeder cattle close firm By Theopolis Waters CHICAGO, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange lean hog contracts closed higher on Tuesday, strengthened by short-covering and speculative buying in anticipation of tighter seasonal supplies, traders said.
|
|
TOKYO, Jan 20.830 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds tumbled on Wednesday after the Bank of Japan surprised - and perplexed - market players as the central bank appeared to reduce buying in short-dated bonds by veering from its playbook on bond-buying operations.
|
|
While the volumes were broadly expected to be moved forward without further change, refiners and others required to use biofuels have been holding back their buying in the opaque and thinly trading RIN market until the rule was implemented, brokers said.
|
|
And as the company rides what Yeom called a "macro trend" of bargain buying in the otherwise bleak world of retail, the CEO said that Hollar is perfectly positioned to benefit from two of the struggling industry's most popular segments.
|
|
The 10-year swap rate fell to 0.09/19 percent from 13/21 percent the previous day, with banks said to be receiving fixed swap rates in exchange for floating rates - a bet similar in nature to buying in bonds.
|
|
"The rally is starting to look overextended from a technical point of view and gold will crucially be lacking support from Chinese physical buying in this Lunar New Year holiday week," Mitsubishi analyst Jonathan Butler said in a research note.
|
|
Despite gains for many counters, the Nikkei average shed 0.12 percent to 22,586.87 after the Nikkei newspaper reported the BOJ will consider reducing its purchase of Nikkei-linked ETFs and increase buying in Topix-linked ones at next week's rate review.
|
|
As scheduled, the BOJ on Wednesday conducted buying in three maturity zones, over five to 20.920 years, over 20.19 to 2150.78 years and over 210 years, maintaining the size of its purchase from the previous operation in all three categories.
|
|
Buying in India remained subdued this week despite a sharp fall in prices as a severe cash crunch and holidays kept purchasers away from the market, while premiums in China fell from near three-year highs touched in the prior week.
|
|
If someone gives you advice about something, and they happen to also sell the solution to your problems — like a tarot reader who just so happens to have the crystal that can cure your heartache — think twice about buying in.
|
|
"The ECB has to prepare the market for (an announcement of) reduction of bond-buying in the autumn, but it would be very surprising if it's a very hawkish message," said Gilles Pradere, a portfolio manager at RAM Active Investments.
|
|
Hong Kong was one of the earlier parts of the world to be hit by panic buying in response to the spread of the coronavirus, and by mid-February there were shortages of some basic items, according to the BBC.
|
|
MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's gold smugglers have slowed their operations over worries their shipments will be caught up in seizures of cash, bullion, booze and drugs that are aimed at controlling vote-buying in the country's national elections, industry officials told Reuters.
|
|
"I don't think it's the supply issue because these buyers are buying in the higher end and there is more supply there, particularly in the gateway cities like Miami and New York," said Sam Khater, chief economist at Freddie Mac.
|
|
Some market players had speculated the central bank could reduce the size of its buying in long-dated bonds as BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda has made it clear since last month that he would like to see a steeper yield curve.
|
|
He told her, "'If Trump wins, I'm not going forward,'" Ms. Martin said, adding that with Mr. Trump in the White House, the client hasn't entirely written off the possibility of buying in New York, but he isn't looking, either.
|
|
Dozens of China-listed companies have publicly said this week that their products - ranging from diagnostic devices to flu drugs and facial masks - can be used to prevent or detect the new virus, leading to feverish buying in their stocks.
|
|
Millennials are buying in the trendy Boise Bench areaStephanie Marshall, a marketing specialist at Group One Sotheby&aposs International Realty in Boise, said the most popular neighborhood for buyers lately is the Boise Bench, which sits in central Boise overlooking downtown.
|
|
Analysts, however, said the market saw some buying in the latter part of the day after the government said it dropped a proposed tax on profits from share trading that was planned as part of a major tax reform bill.
|
|
Pretax profit fell by just over half to 2.8 million pounds in the first three months of the year due to the weaker dollar, as around a third of its demand comes from customers buying in dollars or a currency pegged to it.
|
|
The ECB's move to extend the horizon for steady rates was likely to be perceived as a policy reversal for the central bank that only ended bond-buying in December and which had signaled an interest rate hike for later this year.
|
|
I know that many people are buying in and you have a lot of support of studios as well, but is the prospect of creating this content even more expensive than you might have anticipated, given the demand for these people creating?
|
|
"The current spike in oil and a stronger dollar, coupled with increasing pressure in the Chinese financial markets, should make Chinese funds more reluctant to initiate a fresh round of aggressive buying (in metals) at this stage," INTL FCStone said in a note.
|
|
In having to resort to buying in hardware from abroad, Russia is encountering the same issues as other countries including the United States: the tech sector is a multinational endeavor and developing sophisticated systems using only home-grown gear is fraught with difficulties.
|
|
TOKYO, Oct 20.380 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds slipped on Wednesday, taking their cue from a jump in U.S. Treasury yields overnight, while the yield curve steepened as the Bank of Japan refrained from buying in the superlong zone in its purchase operations.
|
|
"If you're going into it with full knowledge, and you're buying in the new-issue market, you're aware of that potential risk and you're not going to be facing a significant downside if it does get called away from you," Mayo added.
|
|
For the week, Brent was on track to a gain of nearly 3 percent, helped largely by a return of fund buying in oil this week as financial markets moved on from the liquidation sparked by Britain's exit vote from the European Union.
|
|
Here's how Bethlehem ranks: Based on the most recent data from Zillow, here's what buyers can expect to pay: "Buying in Bethlehem is projected to give you one of the best one-year returns on your money at 0.53 percent," says GOBankingRates.
|
|
Brokerages and traders looking to make quick money off this segment of the market buy stock in dormant shell companies, spread false information to promote the companies' products, and then dump the shares as other investors start buying in at inflated prices.
|
|
The most obvious way for the BOJ to steepen the yield curve would be to increase buying in short-term notes while reducing purchases of long-dated bonds, but that move would worsen the chronic scarcity of some two-year bond issues.
|
|
The ECB's move to extend the horizon for steady rates was likely to be perceived as a policy reversal for the central bank that only ended bond-buying in December and which had signalled an interest rate hike for later this year.
|
|
But while Italy benefited from ECB over-buying in the past, it now stands to lose out as the ECB adjusts its bond holdings to bring them "into closer alignment" with each country's share in the capital key, which was recently updated.
|
|
Most notably, it has fought long against a bad rap for torrenting technology — which can be used to share copyrighted files illegally — by positioning itself as creator-friendly, buying in content rights, and establishing a range of products built on the P2P protocol.
|
|
Priced at $0.99 each with a discount for buying in bulk, these coins will become the official in-app currency to pay for SuperSwipes, as well as additional paid features that the dating app will be launching before the end of the year.
|
|
The survey was carried out the same day investor William Ackman disclosed after the market close that his hedge fund had purchased a 9.9 percent stake in Chipotle, buying in after the once high-flying company was battered by food-safety issues.
|
|
"The uncertainty about the election and ... whether they're going to raise rates is causing the buying in gold," said Walter Pehowich, executive vice president in charge of precious metals investments services for Dillon Gage Metals, a major precious metals dealer based in Dallas.
|
|
U.S. oil prices rose above $60 a barrel on the final trading day of the year and hit their highest since mid-2015, as an unexpected fall in American output and a decline in commercial crude inventories stoked buying in generally thin trading.
|
|
CHICAGO (Reuters) - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a market analyst for Reuters.) Speculative investors further ramped up buying in Chicago-traded corn, soybeans, and soybean meal futures and options as drought has firmed its grasp on key exporter Argentina.
|
|
TOKYO, May 1 (Reuters) - Short-term Japanese government bond prices edged slightly down on Monday after the Bank of Japan trimmed its buying in the three- to five-year zone, while the overall mood was languid in thin trading ahead of holidays.
|
|
COLOMBO, Jan 1.6.9000 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares ended down for a sixth consecutive session on Wednesday, hitting their lowest close in more than two weeks, as retail investors sold blue chips, but foreign buying in the island nation's risky assets capped further decline.
|
|
Investors should prepare to do some buying in the week ahead as still-strong job growth and a patient Federal Reserve continue to improve the outlook for stocks, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday after a day of modest gains for the averages.
|
|
On the physical side, China's gold consumption fell for the first time in three years in 2019, figures released by the country's gold association showed on Tuesday, as high prices and an economic slowdown hit buying in the world's biggest gold market.
|
|
TOKYO, Feb 220 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices firmed on Thursday following the Bank of Japan's stepped-up buying in recent sessions and on relief that a 23.5-year JGB auction was out of the way, even though demand was not particularly strong.
|
|
"We had considered buying in the city, but we could only afford a large one-bedroom or a very small two-bedroom, and we knew we wanted to have more than one kid," said Ms. Simon, 24, who works in pharmaceutical sales.
|
|
On Friday, the BOJ increased its buying in the superlong zone, for only the second time in that sector since September when the central bank adopted its "yield curve control" policy under which it pledged to keep the 10-year yield around zero percent.
|
|
Chinese taste for Australian powdered milk is so strong that supermarket chains Coles and Woolworths last year introduced a four-tins-per-person limit on the power to prevent profiteers from buying in bulk in order to re-sell on the grey market in China.
|
|
Buying in Washington, D.C., a historically Black city, I worked with a lot of Black housing professionals throughout the process, which I think played an important role in my having a great experience and shows the importance of diversity in all areas of business.
|
|
This year, the game broke its own record for biggest prize pool in e-sports (as it has been doing every year since The International began) with more than $23 million – most of which has come from players buying in-game items and cosmetics.
|
|
Amazon has long relied on customers providing feedback and other ranking data as part of the process of encouraging more sales on its platform, and now the e-commerce giant is adding a new twist on this to spur more buying in its books business.
|
|
The move came only two days after the central bank also caught markets by surprise when it abruptly skipped a widely anticipated buying in shorter maturities and sent their yields soaring, adding to talk the central bank might be preparing to taper its massive stimulus.
|
|
While plenty of investors have taken a look at AR/VR companies in the years following Facebook's acquisition of Oculus VR, for many, the prospect of buying in at a stage where the consumer interest is so uncertain has proven a bit too risky.
|
|
TOKYO, Feb 20.07 (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan increased its buying in "superlong" bonds on Friday, helping to keep their rising yields in check for now, though its policy to control the JGB yield curve looks set to face more challenges, not least from Washington.
|
|
It was only the second time the BOJ increased buying in that sector since late September when the BOJ introduced the "yield curve control" policy, in which it keeps the 21-year yield around zero percent and actively tries to manage the yield curve.
|
|
What's especially good about the Facebook renewable purchases is that they're not just offset agreements — deals where a company buys renewable energy in some far-flung geography to offset the power they're buying in local markets that relies on traditional carbon-based fuel sources.
|
|
COLOMBO, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares edged higher for a second straight session and closed at a more than one-week high on Friday as investors bought beverage and manufacturing shares while continued foreign buying in the market underpinned positive sentiment, brokers said.
|
|
DUBAI, June 13 (Reuters) - Dubai stocks opened higher in response to selective buying in financial services companies such as Dubai Islamic Bank, but other Gulf markets were mixed with Abu Dhabi falling on profit taking in First Abu Dhabi Bank, while Qatar was flat.
|
|
It offered to buy 280 billion yen ($2.49 billion) of one- to three-year JGBs, 300 billion yen of three- to five-year JGBs and 410 billion yen of five- to 10-year JGBs, in line with its previous level of buying in those maturities.
|
|
The 10-year JGB futures were up 13 in price in morning trade, paring some of their total losses of 0.37 point over the past two days after the BOJ on Tuesday reduced its buying in JGBs with more than 10 years to maturity.
|
|
Fears the referendum would lead to panic buying in a country heavily dependent on imports, and might even prompt runs on the banks, since Kurdistan has no central bank of its own and is part of the Iraqi financial and currency system, have not materialized.
|
|
But the Dodgers' success on the field has led to everyone buying in, and Bellinger said his teammates are so used to the ever-changing lineups that they see no need to ask Roberts or his coaches why they are not starting a particular game.
|
|
"Beans exploded out of the gate on the USDAs surprising low ending stocks estimate, but couldnt hold the gains as the market still wants to see evidence of Chinese buying in the U.S. market," ED&F Man Capital said in a note to clients.
|
|
President Mario Draghi pleased the more hawkish members of the ECB at a meeting Thursday, announcing that the bank had dropped the so-called easing bias — the intention to increase the level of its bond buying in size and duration if the economic backdrop changes.
|
|
NEW DELHI, June 10 (Reuters) - India's foreign exchange reserves hit a record high at $363.46 billion for the week ended June 3, mostly due to the central bank taking delivery of its forward-dollar contracts and dollar buying in spot foreign exchange markets, analysts said.
|
|
Speaking on the sidelines of the LSE SU Alternative Investments Summit in London, Alexander Friedman said the firm was open to buying in skills the firm did not have, trading teams that had an "exceptional" performance track record, or entering financially attractive, long-term partnerships.
|
|
Indeed — except for known, near-term financial obligations like a large tax bill that you might owe on April 276 or a down payment on a house you're buying in the next few months — the best asset allocation, nearly all the time, is 153 percent stocks.
|
|
With ambitions to become a stronger global player, COFCO in April combined Nidera with Noble Agri, a former unit of Singapore-listed trading house Noble Group, which it also began buying in 153 and fully took over in December 2015, into a new entity COFCO International.
|
|
"Further improvements in U.S. economic conditions fed buying in copper and iron ore, as well as oil prices [on Tuesday], which saw the materials sector lead the S&P 500 index higher," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets, in a note on Wednesday.
|
|
"Even after the United States' long-drawn-out trade spat with China and threats of a new trade war with the European Union, there is still not much safe-haven buying in gold," said Jigar Trivedi, a commodities analyst at Mumbai-based Anand Rathi Shares & Stock Brokers.
|
|
Thirty seconds of commercial time during this year's game costs about $5 million, roughly a third of the $18 million that Avocados From Mexico spent on ad buying in 2014, the most recent year for which data is available, according to the research firm Kantar Media.
|
|
IMPROVEMENTS IN BUYING In the quarter through February, inventories grew to 40 billion crowns ($4.3 bln), or 18.6 percent of sales, but H&M said they consisted of a higher share of clothes that are newer, thus less likely to be sold at marked-down prices.
|
|
And even Cobb County, home of the new Braves stadium — which has refused MARTA expansions into the county for decades, even as other holdouts have evolved on the topic, and which will likely find itself strangled by traffic — is apparently warming to idea of buying in.
|
|
Combined with depressed valuations and current bearish positioning from investors, this environment could lead to further "short-covering," the buying in of securities that have been sold short (when traders bet they will lose value) in the hope of minimizing losses if the share price increases.
|
|
It unleashed frantic buying in interest rate futures markets that 24 hours earlier had been scarred by Fed Chair Jerome Powell's indication that Wednesday's quarter percentage point interest rate cut - the first since the financial crisis - was not intended as the start of a lengthy easing cycle.
|
|
McGuire, who was previously a partner at Bill Ackman's Pershing Square Capital Management, met with experts specializing in mergers and acquisitions and refranchising efforts to discuss his vision for Buffalo Wild Wings — a move away from buying in franchisees and toward a more franchised business model.
|
|
BOLT-ON ACQUISITIONS Still, Roche intends to ring-fence research and development (R&D) and is sticking by a long-standing strategy of using only small to mid-sized bolt-on acquisitions to shore up its drugs pipeline, rather than buying in a big new medicine business.
|
|
Still, investors remained nervous on the Bank of Japan's bond buying plans, especially after it surprised the market by skipping a widely anticipated round of buying in one to five-year bonds late last month, taking its January buying to the lowest in more than two years.
|
|
Mr Norman notes that January rallies in the past two years quickly petered out, partly for seasonal reasons: retail buying in the biggest markets, India and China, starts with the Hindu Diwali festival in late autumn and ends at this time of year with Chinese new year.
|
|
Her image turned up in unexpected places—on a women's studies syllabus that reproduced her striding across the cover of the first issue of Ms. Magazine, in a kitschy belt with a double-W buckle that I couldn't resist buying in a Seattle boutique but never wore.
|
|
Often, if you're able to wait a couple weeks or months instead of buying in the moment, you can get a better deal — there are holiday sales, seasonal markdowns, peak selling and buying periods and other variables that can result in your finding a better deal.
|
|
That suggests buying in May was driven by short-term players such as hedge funds that typically trade in futures while longer-term investors stayed away from the markets due to ongoing worries about trade frictions between the United States, China and the European Union, analysts said.
|
|
BUENOS AIRES, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Argentina's peso strengthened 0.19 percent to touch the limit of the central bank's 'no-intervention' trading band on Monday when it hit 37.3 per dollar, opening the door for possible dollar buying in the foreign exchange market by the monetary authority.
|
|
BOLT-ON ACQUISITIONS Still, Roche intends to ring-fence research and development (R&D) and is sticking by a long-standing strategy of using only small to mid-sized bolt-on acquisitions to shore up its drugs pipeline, rather than buying in a big new medicine business.
|
|
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Charles Evans also said the Fed must retain the ability to buy bonds if needed, but that the main goal now should be to strengthen the economy as much as possible to avoid the need for bond buying in the future.
|
|
Someone who is publicly ridiculed for being fat, for instance—a fairly common experience—might then go home, stand in front of the mirror, and berate herself for being fat, ugly, and lazy, buying in to the very criticisms that caused such pain in the first place.
|
|
It's a great strategy for long-term investors, like those saving for retirement using a 401(k) or an individual retirement account, because it takes the emotion out of the equation and keeps you from selling out during market lows and buying in at market highs.
|
|
The 210-year yield rose as much as six basis points to 20.075 percent, a level last seen in early February and within sight of 24.5 percent, the level at which the BOJ has conducted unlimited buying in the past to stem rise in JGB yields.
|
|
The design also influenced Drayton Hall, an 4603th-century plantation house in Charleston, S.C. Thirty years ago, the Gables were thinking about buying in New Hampshire, when Ms. Gable, a church music director, spotted an ad for Villa Cornaro in the Sunday New York Times Magazine.
|
|
"The builders are shifting to the lower price points and entry-level, but their entry-level buyer is a more affluent entry-level buyer, somebody who went to college, got married in their 30s, buying in communities that are $800,000 instead of a million 2," Burns, said.
|
|
Meituan is another one of our portfolio companies, that had to go through literally thousands of competitors, in kind of the-, particularly in the food delivery market, group buying, in order to get to where they are today, nearly a $55 billion dollar company, listed in Hong Kong.
|
|
Brent and WTI both lost about 3 percent each in Monday's trade as production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries neared all-time peaks and record speculative buying in global benchmark Brent sparked profit-taking on last month's over 21 percent rally to 2016 highs at $48.50.
|
|
Still, oil prices fell on Thursday to extend steep overnight losses as U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly rose, fears of recession mounted and economic data out of China and Europe disappointed.. Yet gold prices remained stable on Thursday after rising on safe-haven buying in the previous trading session.
|
|
On Friday, the BOJ offered to buy an unlimited amount of JGBs with more than five to ten years left to maturity at 2 basis points above the previous close, which is 0.110 percent — the same level at which it has offered similar unlimited buying in the past.
|
|
Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo and the co-chair for the city's bid, Tony Estanguet, said transparency has been core to their team's campaign from the start two years ago, before allegations of vote-buying in the surprise 2009 decision to award the 2016 Summer Games to Rio de Janeiro.
|
|
Brent and WTI both lost about 3 percent each in Monday's trade as production from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries neared all-time peaks and record speculative buying in global benchmark Brent sparked profit-taking on last month's over 42.503 percent rally to 2016 highs at $48.50.
|
|
Nevertheless, as the country has to import nearly all of its fuel and gas as well as lots of machinery, steel and vehicles, its reserves are also a gauge of its ability to cover its foreign buying in the event of a crisis or seizures of its overseas finances.
|
|
Bernanke's conclusions about the effectiveness of QE are not new - nor are they universally accepted, with some arguing the purchases of Treasury bonds and mortgage-backed securities did little to boost the real economy, particularly beyond the initial round of buying in the immediate aftermath of the crisis.
|
|
Nevertheless, as the country has to import nearly all of its fuel and gas as well as lots of machinery, steel and vehicles, its reserves are also a gauge of its ability to cover its foreign buying in the event of a crisis or seizures of its overseas finances.
|
|
He also planted flags in three states important to anyone with White House ambitions by endorsing the new governor in Iowa, helping a top GOP gubernatorial prospect in Nevada, and — beyond the scope of his RGA duties — buying in early on the winner of a special House election in South Carolina.
|
|
Sectors in Q2: With many stocks down double digits, and many underperforming the markets because they were on the wrong side of the Brexit trade, history would indicate a likelihood of at least modest buying in the most beaten-up sectors heading into the close of the quarter on Thursday.
|
|
The resulting drop in incomes and tepid buying in the wedding season means gold imports, which spiked in the immediate aftermath of the banknote announcement amid panic buying, are likely to drop sharply in the coming months, said traders in India and in the supply hubs of Dubai and Hong Kong.
|
|
No wonder those few people with nefarious intentions opt to use absentee ballots or crooked poll workers to try to change the result -- and even then they are usually caught, such as when eight local politicians and poll workers were convicted of vote-buying in Clay County, Kentucky, in 2010.
|
|
The BOJ's total bond buying in January looks set to be around 8.2 trillion yen, the lowest since October 2014, and more than 10 percent below the average of 9.4 trillion yen it bought to maintain its previous policy target to increase its bond holdings by 80 trillion yen a year.
|
|
When it comes to volatility and options trading in the regional banks space, Dennis Davitt of Harvest Volatility Management isn't seeing much; this is quite different from right after the election when he saw "enormous" call buying in all the banks and financials as investors priced in hopes for deregulation.
|
|
"If we continue to see steady buying in financials and the materials and energy sectors hold up, the ASX could finish the final session for the week in positive territory," said Angus Nicholson, market analyst at IG. Mining giant BHP Billiton rose 1.6 percent, while Rio Tinto put on 2.0 percent.
|
|
In its regular bond buying operations, the Bank of Japan offered to purchase 280 billion yen ($2.51 billion) of JGBs maturing in 1 to 3 years, as well as 300 billion yen of JGBs maturing in 3 to 5 years, unchanged from its previous operation that included buying in those zones.
|
|
TOKYO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices edged up on Wednesday after the central bank boosted its buying in medium-term paper, a move seen as a warning shot against further rises in JGB yields and probably also aimed at dousing talk of an exit from its ultra-easy policies.
|
|
NEW YORK/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico has made the first moves to launch its annual $1 billion oil hedging program by asking banks for quotes, sources familiar with the deal said, while buying in financial oil options contracts for 2020 has risen in recent days, consistent with the giant trade.
|
|
The Bank of Japan bought 120 billion yen ($1.09 billion) of 10-13 year JGBs, suggesting its total buying in those maturities this month will be cut 20% this month from January after it announced a plan to buy them only twice this month, compared to three times until January.
|
|
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.
|
|
Macy's Inc, J.C Penney Co Inc Kohl's Corp Nordstrom Inc, Dillard's Inc and Hudson Bay Co's Lord & Taylor are among the retailers buying in smaller batches with shorter lead times this year and relying on a more dynamic demand forecasting process than in the past, according to sources familiar with these companies' practices.
|
|
Juul has also made its own effort, removing non-tobacco and non-menthol flavored pods from all physical retail stores, enhancing their own purchasing system online to ensure online buyers are 21+ and not buying in bulk, going after counterfeits and copycats posing as Juul products and exiting its Facebook and Instagram accounts.
|
|
The London-listed company will be renamed S4 Capital, a Sorrell entity, in a reverse takeover which is likely to be closely watched in an industry facing questions over whether the ad guru's model is still the best way to deliver adverts, marketing, research data and media buying in a digital world.
|
|
Online delivery marketplace Eaze reported first-time delivery orders spiked over 50 percent on Monday, according to the AP. Multiple stores also told the AP that many people are buying in bulk up to the legal limit, much like they might be doing for other essential household supplies like food and toilet paper.
|
|
NEW YORK/MEXICO CITY, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Mexico has made the first moves to launch its annual $1 billion oil hedging program by asking banks for quotes, sources familiar with the deal said, while buying in financial oil options contracts for 2020 has risen in recent days, consistent with the giant trade.
|
|
Can he explain —— Callimachi: So at this point in the interview, I just started to wonder about these two types of abnormal behavior that you and I had seen in these young women, both the apparent buying in to ISIS' propaganda —— Callimachi: Can he explain why they're speaking like this — these Yazidi girls?
|
|
"That's when local mom and pops were really hurt the first time, because the neighborhoods began to empty out, and at the same time as they were emptying out, people began to find out about the larger chains that were able to provide less-expensive goods by buying in quantity," he says.
|
|
After the birth of their first son, Jeanne Kempton and Damien Corr followed a trajectory familiar to many New York families, buying in an area — Cobble Hill, Brooklyn — with excellent public schools and biding their time in a two-bedroom condo until their second son was also safely ensconced in District 203.
|
|
In a February letter to the Trump administration, the Auto Alliance trade group argued that Obama's proposed 2022-2025 vehicle standards would be far too difficult to meet, requiring automakers to produce large numbers of hybrids and electric vehicles that consumers are less keen on buying in this era of low oil prices.
|
|
When the Congressional Budget Office scored a more limited Medicare buy-in plan (one that let older Americans start buying in at 62), it estimated that the premiums for the public plan would be about $7,600 annually — significantly lower than the average $15,653 premium on the Obamacare markets that a 64-year-old currently faces.
|
|
The whole series — intended to remind us of the specters of the past — began after Rakowitz discovered that the cans of Lebanese date syrup he was buying in the US were actually produced in Iraq, but were branded with Lebanese packaging and exported out of Lebanon, allowing Iraqi companies to bypass United Nations sanctions.
|
|
Talking to Swisher and Newton a few weeks ago, when the price was a measly $17,000, Quinn warned not to trust any of the "false prophet[s]" who claim to know when the roller coaster ride will be over; buying in now only makes sense for people with a lot of disposable income, she added.
|
|
Let's face it: the NFL's current Collective Bargaining Agreement with the NFLPA doesn't permit the league to have a zero tolerance policy, and the legal battles that would result from breaching that agreement —because the union buying in to these terms seems unlikely—is not as marketable as pink cleats, nor profitable as pink cheeseheads.
|
|
Market players were keenly looking to the BOJ's first operation in September after the central bank announced small tweaks to its monthly bond purchase for this month on Friday, reducing the frequency of its buying in one to three, three to five and five to ten-year JGBs to five times from six times previously.
|
|
While VCs have traditionally been able to dabble in new areas through their limited partner agreements with their own investors, they've also faced what's traditionally been a 20 percent cap on these activities, like buying in the public markets, investing in other funds, issuing debt to fund buyouts and acquiring equity through secondary transactions.
|
|
The motivation for the law, which went into effect this week and applies to chains with 20 or more locations, was pretty simple: More Americans are eating meals away from home, so they should have access to nutrition information about the foods they're buying in order to make more informed choices about their diet and health.
|
|
Better AR experiences could be one way of giving people a closer look at what they are buying in the virtual world — see the video above and imagine that instead of a cute elephant, the object in your hands is a camera, or a piece of jewellery, or a bathing suit that you can subsequently 'try on'.
|
|
According to a Sole Collector article that spoke with Mark and Sarah King, former Heaven's Gate members who keep the cult's turn-of-the-millennium website operational to this day, Heaven's Gate founder Marshall Applewhite purchased the sneakers primarily because he liked their look and was "able to get a good deal" on them by buying in bulk.
|
|
From this vantage point, enterprises can not only keep a better handle on all of the software from different vendors they are buying in, including how that differs or might be better utilised across distributed teams, but also act in a more nimble way in terms of how they adopt new solutions or decommission legacy ones.
|
|
Kashkari, who dissented twice this year against Fed rate hikes, argued Monday that the Fed's decision to end bond-buying in 2014, its hawkish guidance on rate hikes since then, and the four rate hikes it has actually completed have pushed inflation expectations down and kept job and wage growth slower than they would have been otherwise.
|
|
Stefanie Jay, vice president and general manager of Walmart Media Group, told Reuters the company's "core differentiator" is that its ad offerings are informed not just by online purchase behavior and intent but also by data on what people are buying in stores before and after they see an ad, something its online rivals are unable to see.
|
|
"When money is flowing into stocks, with the mutual funds buying in endless waves and the hedge funds desperate to own stocks rather than shorting them, then you're in the land of the thousand bull dances and you don't have to worry about where the fuel for a rally is going to come from," the "Mad Money " host said.
|
|
"When money is flowing into stocks, with the mutual funds buying in endless waves and the hedge funds desperate to own stocks rather than shorting them, then you're in the land of the thousand bull dances and you don't have to worry about where the fuel for a rally is going to come from," Cramer said.
|
|
When John Shabe and his wife, Tracey Randinelli, did the final walk-through of the home they were buying in South Orange, N.J., in 2001, the place was broom swept, "but you definitely saw little piles of dirt on the kitchen floor where they didn't use a dust pan to pick it up," Mr. Shabe said.
|
|
We sat down with the designer at 70 Wooster Street, his new outpost, to talk about how consumers are actually buying in 2016, the perks of this new business model (such as the ability to buy Alexa Chung's snazzy Met Gala suit online), and how in-season shoppability might just beat the dark side of fast fashion at its own game.
|
|
"Macron has no traditional party behind him, so the political analysts will be keen to understand the make-up of his government (when it is formed) and one suspects that the view that this potentially fragmented structure is keeping a lid on euro buying in too great degree, " Chris Weston, chief market analyst at spreadbettor IG, said in a note on Monday.
|
|
De jure and de facto segregation — racially restrictive housing covenants that prohibited blacks from buying in certain areas throughout the 0003th century — and racially biased redlining from the 2000s beyond the passage of the Fair Housing Act of 217 — which deemed majority-black neighborhoods too risky for mortgage lenders — isolated blacks in areas that realized lower levels of investment than their white counterparts.
|
|