China retaliated by hiking tariffs on $2500 billion worth of goods.
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It squeezed demand by hiking interest rates and cutting public spending.
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But there's lots of ways to do it, not just by hiking rates.
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Get your nature fix — along with a healthy workout — by hiking Pikes Peak.
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Insurers like UPMC have responded by hiking their rates by upward of 40 percent.
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Rising raw material costs have pressured tiremakers who have countered it by hiking prices.
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The U.S. retaliated by hiking tariffs on billions of dollars worth of Chinese goods.
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The Fed has been gradually increasing the cost of borrowing by hiking its benchmark rate.
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By hiking rates, the Fed also does what it said it was going to do.
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The area is crossed by hiking trails and is home to transient camps, Wagner said.
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Labour wants to pay for some of that by hiking corporation tax back to 26%.
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In "Wild," Strayed heals from the untimely death of her mother by hiking the Pacific Crest Trail.
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Retailers typically cater to this sentiment by hiking prices on their end, knowing that shoppers will pay.
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Today, it is reached either by hiking up the Incan trail through the Andes or by train.
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Some insurers are responding by hiking premiums, which were initially set well below what the law's framers expected.
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Also, the Saudi state budget sought to save money by hiking natural gas feedstock prices for the industry.
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Health insurers responded by hiking rates specifically on these benchmark plans that are used to calculate the subsidies.
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Trump shocked the markets in May by hiking tariffs to 25% from 10% on $200 billion in Chinese goods.
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The 214 Republican tax bill made even fewer Americans eligible for the charitable deduction by hiking the standard deduction.
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Most of the new terrain can be reached via ski lift, with its most challenging area accessible by hiking in.
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Aggressive rate hikes The Fed has historically hastened recessions by hiking interest rates too quickly in the face of inflation.
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Some, like Illinois and Connecticut, have compounded their fiscal woes by hiking taxes, in turn driving individuals and businesses elsewhere.
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The United States intensified a tariff war with China on Friday by hiking levies on $2300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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"I told myself I would strengthen myself by hiking with Batel, walking as much as possible and run stairs," she wrote.
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But New York wasn't her dream; she was inspired by hiking the Santa Monica Mountains and staring at the Pacific Ocean.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs will boost car prices by hiking commodity costs for manufacturers, automakers have warned.
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It responded to Trump's last escalation in May by hiking duties on US goods worth $60 billion from 10% to 20153%.
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Guests reach it from the main hotel by hiking, mountain biking or car and arrive in time to catch the sunset.
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The Sultan calmed protests during the Arab Spring of 19953 by hiking public expenditure by 21995% over the three years that followed.
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But Beijing could get its economy into trouble by hiking rates, since its continued economic growth is very heavily driven by borrowing.
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"So I told myself I would strengthen myself by hiking with Batel, walking as much as possible and run stairs," she continued.
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Already the banks have responded to the pressure by hiking rates on investment loans, and particularly interest-only loans favoured by speculators.
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In 2018, to hold the currency steady, the PBOC raised the cost of shorting the yuan by hiking reserve requirements on forwards.
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Investors are worried the left-wing populist will torch the economy by hiking spending and reversing the privatization of the oil industry.
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Ryan's proposal to raise $1 trillion by hiking taxes on imports — the so-called "border adjustment tax" — is now a carcass collecting flies.
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That way, they could track the bird by hiking to a spot nearby and using a device that picks up the tag's signal.
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The uncertain global economy has made an increasing number of observers worry about the Fed making a policy mistake by hiking interest rates.
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This has some concerned about an overreaction from the Federal Reserve to preempt rapid wage growth and accompanying inflation by hiking interest rates.
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The nationalist wing of the White House — led by Steve Bannon — supports the plan to raise $1 trillion by hiking taxes on imports.
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The central bank responded to the crisis by hiking its policy rate to 24%, where it had stayed until July of last year.
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Despite the threat of policy change out, drugmakers rang in the new year by hiking the list price on more than 200 drugs.
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On April 5, it bolstered its defense against the bid by hiking its NAVPS to 790 pence as of the end of March.
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Two Wall Street analysts are betting big on Amazon's quarterly report later this week by hiking their price targets on the e-commerce giant.
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Other popular locales for miners like Oregon and upstate New York have tried to solve the problem by hiking electricity rates for cryptocurrency operations.
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The United States escalated the trade dispute with China on Friday by hiking tariffs from 10% to 25% on about $200 billion worth of goods.
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Last week, Washington increased tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods, prompting Beijing to respond by hiking tariffs on roughly $60 billion of American exports.
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What's not on the list any more is fear that the Federal Reserve or ECB would make a "policy mistake" by hiking rates too fast.
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The tariff resulted in a tit-for-tat trade war that the president most recently threatened to escalate by hiking the rate up to 25%.
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It will be funded in part by hiking corporate taxes to 25 percent from 22 percent on companies with income exceeding $9 million per year.
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The big winners — Telecom Italia and Vodafone — can probably break even on their investments over time, according to Bernstein analysts, but only by hiking prices.
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Prada's latest entry is inspired by hiking shoes and features a flexible rubber sole with contoured lugs intended for maximum grip for scaling steep trails.
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It's the centerpiece of Paul Ryan's House Republican tax plan, and it would raise more than $1 trillion over 10 years by hiking taxes on imports.
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Also, side note: if you want to do something like implode trade by hiking tariffs, you'd also better know how to spell the thing you're changing.
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Taxes are, they concede, sometimes necessary to stave off inflation, and as a consequence, preventing inflation can require cutting back on deficit spending by hiking taxes.
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Rapidly raise revenues by hiking value-added tax and removing exemptions on items such as foreign-registered yachts, diesel used for electricity generation and road vehicles.
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Mr Perriello says he would offer Virginians free kindergarten and two years of free community college, which he would pay for by hiking taxes on the rich.
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The People's Bank of China surprised markets by hiking short-term interest rates, also known as reverse repurchase agreements (repos), by ten basis points to 2.35 percent.
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Insurers, in conjunction with state officials, compensated for the loss of the CSRs by hiking premiums for certain plans that are used to calculate Obamacare's premium subsidies.
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The group called for increasing state revenue by $6 billion annually mainly by hiking personal and corporate income tax rates and taxing retirement income and some services.
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The United States intensified a tariff war with China on Friday by hiking levies on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods amid talks to rescue a trade deal.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the hotel brought in $18 million in revenue in the first four months of 2017, in part by hiking its room rates.
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U.S. President Donald Trump surprised global markets last week by hiking tariffs on Chinese goods in the midst of trade negotiations, saying China had backtracked on earlier commitments.
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By hiking up the mountaineering fee and bolstering requirements for permit applicants, the country could still effectively bar naive climbers and operators from the slopes of Mount Everest.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve has been trying to choke off inflationary pressures by hiking its benchmark overnight interest rate, and markets have also pushed longer-term yields higher.
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Eurex is ready to handle more euro clearing, and Graulich said clearers should not fuel a crisis by hiking margins, but think of the wider economy and financial stability.
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It was while CEO of Turing that Shkreli first gained public notoriety by hiking the price of the decades-old antiparasite drug Daraprim from $13.50 per pill to $750.
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One local economist says the government seems determined to "white-knuckle" it until then, perhaps bringing in some extra cash by hiking the sales tax, or taxing capital gains.
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Activists are set to reach Davos by hiking trails and by train after authorities banned foot traffic on a road leading to Davos from the neighboring village of Klosters.
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Activists are set to reach Davos by hiking trails and by train after authorities banned foot traffic on a road leading to Davos from the neighbouring village of Klosters.
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The three also plan to celebrate the National Park Service Centennial by hiking Mount Katahdin, the highest peak in Maine and the iconic northern end of the Appalachian Trail.
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The United States escalated a tariff war with China on Friday by hiking levies to 25% for $200 billion worth of Chinese goods, and Beijing said it would strike back.
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The bank surprised on Wednesday by hiking one of its multiple interest rates to rein in double-digit inflation fuelled by weakness in the lira and concerns about policy independence.
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The Fed has worked to gradually increase interest rates over the past couple years, unnerving investors who worried the Fed could bring about a recession by hiking rates too quickly.
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BERLIN, May 14 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Monday stepped up pressure on Chancellor Angela Merkel's government to reduce Germany's persistently large current account surplus by hiking public investment.
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The Mexican peso fell to over four-months lows on Tuesday, weaker than levels that caused Mexico's central bank to intervene in February by hiking rates and selling dollars to banks.
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Retailers looking to offset added costs stemming from the U.S.-China trade war by hiking prices should rethink their strategies, retail consultant and former department store executive Jan Kniffen said Friday.
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The Reserve Bank already decisively front-loaded its repo rate by hiking 50 basis points to 6.75 percent in January to tackle the threat of higher inflation it highlighted last month.
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The budget would raise revenue primarily by hiking taxes on millionaires and billionaires, establishing a tax on Wall Street transactions, and limiting tax deductions for people in the highest tax brackets.
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As the Federal Reserve moves to unwind its massive balance sheet and "normalize" monetary policy by hiking rates, growth stocks may not flourish as easily as they have in years past.
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It previously planned to boost paychecks to $20 an hour by 2021, and made a down payment on that commitment by hiking wages to $17 an hour on May 20183, 2019.
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By hiking the Fed funds rate to a peak of 20% in 1981, he sparked the 1980–82 recession, drove unemployment to over 10%, and cost President Jimmy Carter his job.
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At Skylodge Adventure Suites in Peru, guests arrive either by hiking over 2314,2771 feet or 4403 meters up, or by zipping in like a superhero on a series of zip lines.
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About two-dozen lawmakers in the state and house voted against a bill that gave teachers a $1.53,000 average pay raise by hiking taxes on cigarettes, gas drilling, and internet sales.
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Italy, which has the biggest debt in proportion to its output in the eurozone after Greece, has promised the European Commission to raise 23 billion euros by hiking sales taxes from Jan.
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When those leases come up for renewal, landlords can try to squeeze them out of the space for a more productive tenant, by hiking the rent more than 25 percent, Brown said.
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The arrival of cryptocurrency mining has changed the PC hardware industry drastically — not only by hiking up the costs of GPUs themselves but inviting hardware OEMs to manufacture specialty crypto-mining parts.
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Negotiations between Washington and Beijing appeared to be progressing well until U.S. President Donald Trump shocked markets in May by hiking tariffs from 10% to 25% on $200 billion of Chinese goods.
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There's a risk that high inflation would be hard to bring down, and we don't want to create a new recession by hiking rates a lot in a short period of time.
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The central bank responded to the rapid depreciation and spike in inflation by hiking interest rates to 45 percent and selling billions of dollars in foreign currency reserves to protect the peso.
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As other industrialized nations encounter similar impacts, the real purchasing power of consumers would fall and the lower spending could prompt central banks to respond by hiking interest rates, the report continued.
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The Mexican peso fell to over four-months lows on Tuesday, weaker than levels that caused Mexico's central bank to intervene in February by hiking interest rates and selling dollars to banks.
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The sculptures by Rachel Owens, on view in her solo show Mother, were made by hiking in with gallons of rubber, plaster, and jugs of water over the course of two months.
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Negotiators in Washington agreed to stay at the table for a second day on Friday even after the United States escalated a tariff war with China by hiking levies and Beijing threatened retaliation.
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A drug company "exploited the opioid crisis" by hiking the price of a drug to treat opioid overdoses by more than 6900 percent between 2628 and 28503, according to a new Senate report.
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The United States escalated a tariff war with China on Friday by hiking levies on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods in the midst of last-ditch talks to rescue a trade deal.
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New Jersey lawmakers and Governor Chris Christie on Friday struck a $16 billion deal to fund stalled state transportation projects for the next eight years by hiking the gasoline tax 23 cents a gallon.
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Environmental scientist Julie Fortin categorized the types of land cover in 46 pairs of historic and modern photographs taken in Alberta's Willmore Wilderness Park, a rugged landscape only accessible by hiking or horseback trails.
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The U.S. escalated a tariff war with China on Friday by hiking levies to 25% for $200 billion worth of Chinese goods in the midst of last-ditch talks to rescue a trade deal.
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Cashiers and deli workers walked off the job on April 11 at 240 stores, protesting the company's effort to slash their pay by hiking health insurance premiums and lowering pension benefits for new employees.
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BMW tried to pass the cost of those tariffs onto customers in China by hiking prices for the SUVs it exports there from the United States, which is home to its biggest production plant.
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New Jersey lawmakers and Governor Chris Christie on Friday struck a $16 billion deal to fund stalled state transportation projects for the next eight years by hiking the gasoline tax by 23 cents a gallon.
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However, legislation currently being considered by Congress errs in its funding details: it attempts to foot the bill by hiking costs on travelers, even though the money to pay for improving airport infrastructure already exists.
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The United States had already escalated its tariff war with China on Friday by hiking levies on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods in the midst of last-ditch talks to rescue a trade deal.
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By hiking wages, Ford created a cost to workers to quitting; since they were not actually any more productive than other workers in the market, they could not expect to earn nearly as much anywhere else.
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Future: Some longtime proponents of bothy culture fear that it is endangered by the internet, where map coordinates for the often hard-to-find dwellings can be obtained by all, rather than just by hiking insiders.
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By hiking spending from 11.1 billion euros in the current budget and streamlining the EU's space programs, the executive Commission said it hoped to boost a sector already contributing to some 10 percent of economic output.
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The Federal Reserve's monetary policymaking arm wrapped up the final day of its two-day meeting Wednesday by hiking the target federal funds rate by a quarter percentage point to 1.5 percent to 1.75 percent points.
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The central bank's monetary policymaking arm wrapped up the final day of its two-day meeting Wednesday by hiking the target federal funds rate by a quarter percentage point to 1.5 percent to 1.75 percent points.
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The worst U.S. Treasury drawdown in recent memory was in 103 when 10-year notes lost 16 percent of their value as Fed Chair Paul Volcker waged his successful fight against inflation by hiking interest rates sharply.
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Mark Phelps, CIO of concentrated global equities at AllianceBernstein, told CNBC Wednesday that if prices are pushed up because of Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods, the Fed may respond to the inflationary impact by hiking interest rates.
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Through a combination of direct federal spending and matching funds from states, the goal is to give the average US teacher a $13,500 pay increase in her first term, paid for by hiking taxes on wealthy estates.
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By hiking now, BI moved one month before the next Federal Reserve meeting, which is expected to raise U.S. rates for a fourth time this year, and made October's pause in a tightening cycle a brief one.
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Shkreli denies the charges, which are unrelated to the public outrage he sparked in 2015 by hiking the price of the anti-parasite drug Daraprim by more than 5,000 percent while running another drug company, Turing Pharmaceuticals.
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Peter Hall, chief economist with Export Development Canada, said he expected U.S. corporations with major investments in Canada to balk at big changes to NAFTA, which could harm U.S. consumers by hiking tariffs and making goods more expensive.
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Kimberly Clark Corp, which makes Kleenex tissues and Huggies diapers, said on Monday it beat first-quarter earnings and revenue estimates by hiking prices and cutting operating costs to offset a stronger dollar and higher raw material costs.
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"The prize of opportunistic tightening comes at a price: By hiking rates and starting balance-sheet runoff when inflation keeps undershooting, the Fed risks cementing inflation expectations firmly below target," Fels wrote in a blog post for Pimco.
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"It seems the bank is reluctant to rock the economic recovery by hiking rates just yet and the Bank's view on growth has also been downgraded since the May meeting," said Tom Stevenson, investment director at Fidelity International.
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Currencies had a 10 percent negative impact on LVMH's sales in the first quarter, more than some analysts had expected, although some added that the company should be able to mitigate this risk in future by hiking prices.
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"Even though the Fed is likely to normalise rates further by hiking in December...markets should remain skeptical about the speed and the aggressiveness of its tightening cycle over the longer-term," said David Forrester, FX strategist at CA-CIB.
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Washington dramatically escalated its trade war with Beijing this month by hiking levies on $200 billion of Chinese goods from 10% to 25% and U.S. President Donald Trump also threatened new tariffs on remaining $300 billion worth U.S. imports from China.
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Express Scripts Inc has filed a lawsuit accusing drug company Kaleo Inc of profiteering from the national opioid epidemic by hiking the price of an overdose treatment by 550 percent while reneging on $14.5 million in contractual rebates and fees.
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The hearing was to be on the border adjustment tax — the centerpiece of the House tax plan, which would raise about $1 trillion over 10 years by hiking taxes on imports (this was all done privately, the hearing schedule was never made public).
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James and Wade already counted themselves among his fans and clients, and his tailoring, introduced in the early 2000s, helped redefine the silhouette of fashionable suits for a generation, not least by hiking up the pants to high-water, ankle-baring heights.
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Washington dramatically escalated its trade war with Beijing last month by hiking levies on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods from 10% to 25% and U.S. President Donald Trump also threatened new tariffs on remaining $300 billion worth of U.S. imports from China.
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Some shop owners, doubtful that the government would ever cover the new wages, tried to balance the books by hiking prices and firing employees, adding to a mass exodus that has already seen over 2 million people flee the country of 30 million.
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It is possible that the Fed will interject itself into what is likely to be a fraught national conversation by hiking six days before the vote but it would seem wise that if they wait that long they would wait until December.
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An Oscar-nominated Reese Witherspoon portrays the writer Cheryl Strayed, who copes with the aftermath of heroin use, infidelity and her mother's death by hiking more than 1,000 miles on the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail, leaving favorite quotations along the way.
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Letter To the Editor: "Nothing Like the Great Outdoors" (Phys Ed, Science Times, July 4) describes a study in which participants were more relaxed by hiking on a mountain overlooking Innsbruck, Austria, than by walking on a treadmill with periods of vigorous exertion.
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The change came as President Mauricio Macri's government planned further cuts to utilities and transportation subsidies, which will help cut the primary fiscal deficit to 3.2 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) next year but will contribute to inflation by hiking consumers' fees.
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Cashiers and deli workers at Stop & Shop supermarkets walked off the job Thursday afternoon at 2000 stores in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, saying the supermarket chain is trying to slash their pay by hiking health insurance premiums and lowering pension benefits for new employees.
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Now, the resilient 42-year-old is looking to become the first cancer survivor to conquer the demanding Explorer's Grand Slam (a trek to both the poles, in addition to the 7-Summit Tour) by hiking the Arctic until he reaches the North Pole.
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Sanders, who is expected to introduce an updated version of the bill in coming weeks, has offered different ways of paying the tab -- which some have estimated at $32 trillion over a decade -- by hiking taxes on the wealthy, as well as on all taxpayers.
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Being a consumer research journal, the main point of the experiment was to see whether people would be more likely to purchase a fictitious Groupon for a "sophisticated" eatery, or a green product, or a cabin in a park surrounded by hiking trails and stocked with gorp.
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Most recently, the president threw into doubt ongoing trade negotiations with China by hiking tariffs on $533 billion in Chinese goods from 10% to 25% — a threat he issued last Sunday, even as a Chinese delegation prepared to travel to the U.S. for high-level trade talks that week.
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TRADE TENSIONS Washington dramatically escalated its 10-month tariff war with Beijing on Friday by hiking levies on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods in the midst of trade talks, and Trump has threatened new levies on all remaining U.S. imports from China, sending global financial markets into a tailspin.
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Washington dramatically escalated its 10-month tariff war with Beijing on Friday by hiking levies on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods in the midst of trade talks, and President Donald Trump has threatened new levies on all remaining U.S. imports from China, sending global financial markets into a tailspin.
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The Republican leaders in charge of tax reform have, for the first time, admitted in a joint statement that a centerpiece of the House GOP tax plan — the idea to raise some $1 trillion over 10 years by hiking taxes of imports and cutting them on exports — is politically unfeasible.
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The White House also likes a good deal of Ryan's plan, but considers some of its key components politically unfeasible — especially the "border adjustment tax" that would raise more than $1 trillion over ten years by hiking taxes on imports, while cutting taxes on American-made goods that get exported.
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Chicago has taken big steps in recent years to shore up its four employee retirement systems by hiking property taxes for its police and fire fighter funds, levying a new tax on water and sewer usage for its municipal workers' fund, and increasing a telephone surcharge for its laborers' fund.
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TRADE TENSIONS Washington dramatically escalated its 10-month tariff war with Beijing on Friday by hiking levies on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods in the midst of trade talks, and President Donald Trump has threatened new levies on all remaining U.S. imports from China, sending global financial markets into a tailspin.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The parent company of embattled movie theater subscription service MoviePass announced on Tuesday that it will seek to limit losses by hiking its monthly fees by 50 percent within the next 30 days while limiting opportunities for subscribers to see most films during their first two weeks in theaters.
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Outside of high season, though — and anywhere outside of its largest town, Visby (population: 183,300) — Gotland remains a rural paradise, popular with outdoorsy Stockholm professionals looking to escape city life by hiking along the island's craggy limestone cliffs and cycling past tiny clapboard fishing villages, crumbling medieval churches and 18th-century farmhouses.
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Much of Sergeant Bergdahl's story was revealed last fall when General Dahl testified at a preliminary hearing that the sergeant had wanted to create a crisis by hiking to another base 18 miles away so he could get an audience with a general to describe what he felt were dangerous leadership problems in his unit.
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Asked about another ANZ internal document, read out at the inquiry, suggesting it planned to boost revenue by A$6 million by hiking fees to Landmark customers, Steinberg said "the view at the time was that the Landmark book at the time was relatively underpriced (and) there was an opportunity to have a revenue uplift through repricing".
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel I'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' MORE (R-Calif.) said after Democrats released their wish list for an infrastructure deal on Monday that his party could not stomach the idea of paying for it by hiking the gas tax and rolling back cuts in Trump's 22019 signature tax law.
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