Trade growth slumped in 2015, rebounded and is now decelerating.
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I don't see their business decelerating, that's the weird thing.
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A run of recent indicators also showed China's growth engine decelerating.
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" The "PMI numbers out today suggest the economy is still decelerating.
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"[G]rowth rates domestically appear to be rapidly decelerating," he added.
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"This is a company that will see decelerating sales," Irwin said.
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Beyond this, China's potential growth rate is decelerating for structural reasons.
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KBW notes decelerating rate increases and auto segment profit margin pressures.
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You see why this issue of decelerating earnings is very important?
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"This economy is probably just decelerating rather than stalling," said Kelly.
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Physical retail trending, long-term sales are on a decelerating trend.
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But even after recent volatility is stripped away, the economy is decelerating.
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The economy's decelerating, but it's not going to end up in recession.
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And it is trending as you can see, the churn is decelerating.
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In fact, in many parts of the world, it is decelerating still.
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Restaurant spending has been on a decelerating trend but it's still positive.
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Ease into accelerating and decelerating as much as possible when you drive.
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It is a technically bearish signal that indicates a rapidly decelerating trend.
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The evidence is now compelling that wage growth is decelerating, not accelerating.
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But if repatriation keeps decelerating the buyback boost will dissipate, he said.
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What's unique about Boosted's scooter is its thumb wheel for accelerating and decelerating.
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Fourth-quarter GDP growth was 6.4 percent, a sign the economy is decelerating.
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There were also some fears about decelerating growth and high customer acquisition costs.
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We're decelerating, the data is softening, but we're not falling off a cliff.
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"Growth stocks typically do poorly in situations of global growth decelerating," he said.
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The revenue was dragged down by the decelerating ad sales growth at Google.
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"Already decelerating demand growth could further decay with slowing economic activity," they added.
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It's just that it's neutral and the rest of G-10 is decelerating.
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The data soothed some concerns about the economy decelerating in the second quarter.
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China's economy is decelerating, and competition from rivals such as Alibaba has intensified.
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But investment bank JPMorgan said the flows were on "a rapidly decelerating trajectory".
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" And low-volatility funds, he said, "perform best when economic growth is decelerating.
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That's not clear, but decelerating earnings growth would certainly imply a lower multiple.
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Sara's point, the Chinese economy itself, second-largest in the world, really is decelerating.
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The Munich-based Ifo Institute also said the pace of employment growth is decelerating.
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But Patil said it's concerning to see decelerating growth over the past several quarters.
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The data soothed some concerns about the U.S. economy decelerating in the second quarter.
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They just reflect a decelerating economy in China and the rest of the world.
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The way to maintain passenger comfort is by accelerating and decelerating slowly, he said.
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China's slowdown is one of many reasons that the world economy is gradually decelerating.
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Achuthan warns that consumer spending, which he believes is decelerating, could face more pressure.
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Decelerating revenue growth – Facebook's revenue grew a remarkable 42 percent year-over-year this quarter.
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Public spending is expected to increase 4.1 percent, decelerating from 2017's 13.9 percent jump.
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However, rapid population growth is now slowing, due to decelerating birth rates around the world.
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The primary cause of sinking share prices has been decelerating growth and weak forward guidance.
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"It's going in the right direction; we're not decelerating in terms of growth," he said.
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The S&P Case-Shiller home price index is not yet negative but is decelerating.
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Churn is definitely decelerating which is a very positive metric that we're keeping track of.
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Then there's the biggest head-banger of all: how much is the global economy decelerating?
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"But it is decelerating from stronger growth," he said following last year's 3.1 percent figure.
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He said with growth global oil prices decelerating, its inflationary impact will moderate as well.
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It has to work very well in decelerating the back when bump against each other.
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"Life Reimagined" paints a portrait of middle age that is far from grim and decelerating.
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"All of those numbers are in that chart, and they are still decelerating," he said.
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China's growth is decelerating as its traditional industrial businesses struggle with excess capacity and dwindling demand.
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We expect topline growth to decelerate (due to decelerating GDP) and margins to come under pressure.
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"The decline in the (prison) population has been decelerating," said Michael Kodesch, analyst at Canaccord Genuity.
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The weaker revenue was driven by the decelerating ad sales growth at Google, the company said.
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It is still growing, but it is decelerating, going from great to good, which is bad.
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Alibaba is trying to replace decelerating volume growth in online shopping by expanding in other areas.
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First, the Fed continues to raise rates, weakening an already decelerating a U.S. and global economy.
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Suddenly even though the Chinese economy was decelerating, its stock market was flooded with foreign cash.
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But the company's overall expansion is decelerating, which will make it harder to turn a profit.
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Data from the second quarter suggested economic activity was decelerating and had started rebalancing, Cetinkaya said.
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Absurdly, the Fed is preparing to raise rates while inflation is both below target and decelerating.
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The analysis house already sees some success in the decelerating the rate of growth in borrowings.
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That makes sense: Decelerating growth would eat into thirst for oil, which powers the global economy.
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More important, growth in the value of the goods sold on the company's platforms is decelerating.
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P&G said it was able to deliver organic sales growth in a decelerating global market.
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Twitter said it expected decelerating revenue growth in the months to come, and the stock tanked.
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It faces intense competition from larger rivals such as Facebook as well as decelerating user growth.
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However, many investors have been critical of the company's lack of profitability and decelerating user growth.
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"But even that will not be enough to stem the growth from decelerating from here," he added.
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China's middle class now rivals that of the U.S. in size, and is accelerating rather than decelerating.
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TACC allows the vehicle adjust its speed based on the car ahead, decelerating or accelerating as needed.
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Restaurant traffic continues to show year-over-year declines, with restaurant spending decelerating as well, Sysco said.
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According to an autopsy report, Gray's injury was likely the result of the police van suddenly decelerating.
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While its growth is decelerating, its revenue still grew 43 percent year over year to $3.7 billion.
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Yet while home prices are higher than they were one year ago, the pace of gains is decelerating.
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In addition, despite some mildly stronger than expected data on Tuesday, the U.S. economy appears to be decelerating.
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Alphabet's stock began to plunge after hours on Monday on fears of decelerating growth of Google's advertising revenue.
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"The problem is structural reforms are decelerating just at the time when they should be accelerating," he said.
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It faces intense competition from larger rivals such as Facebook's Instagram as it grapples with decelerating user growth.
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Investors on Tuesday will try to divine from Apple's numbers just how quickly the company's growth is decelerating.
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The decelerating growth rate comes amid fears the country is accumulating too much debt at the local level.
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"Tenant sales growth rebounded in '15 after decelerating in the previous few years," senior analyst D.J. Busch said.
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The strategist said the growth stocks in the sector have been experiencing decelerating trends and have gotten expensive.
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The economy grew at a 2.1% rate in the second quarter, decelerating from the first quarter's 3.1% pace.
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The company said Prime memberships grew 51 percent in 2015, decelerating slightly from 53 percent growth in 2014.
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Strong jobs report Economists generally agree that the US economy is decelerating from a period of strong growth.
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In the past several quarters, Yelp has struggled to grow, with revenue growth decelerating to high-single digits.
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Central bank policymakers tend to hold off on raising interest rates if they believe the economy is decelerating.
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Facebook's plunge comes after company executives spooked investors with warnings about decelerating revenue and ongoing privacy policy changes.
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While global stock markets rose in the first quarter, central banks appeared to be bracing for decelerating growth.
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In different ways Eberstadt and Cowen are describing a country that is decelerating, detaching, losing hope, getting sadder.
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Analysts said decelerating wage growth and subdued inflation have weakened the case for another rate rise this year.
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"My outlook is for continued growth above trend, decelerating to trend, but there's uncertainty," Evans told Bloomberg Television.
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After five straight quarters of decelerating e-commerce growth, Walmart's online business increased in the company's second quarter.
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Across the tree of life, there are many organisms that can essentially cheat time by decelerating their biology.
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Fitch expects these headwinds will result in a decelerating albeit still positive operating environment for UHS's acute care segment.
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"At this stage, however, it appears more that growth in Asia is softening, rather than decelerating sharply," he added.
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Last quarter, shares of Alphabet tumbled when Google reported decelerating revenue growth, which it had blamed largely on YouTube.
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The company generated $2.2 billion in revenue last year, but its sales growth has been decelerating for a while.
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Maybe it's the monotony of the attack that lulls the defense to sleep, or the decelerating genius of Harden.
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Inflation had been decelerating for the fourth consecutive month in July after reaching a peak of 4.7% in March.
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Inflation had been decelerating for a fourth consecutive month in July after reaching a peak of 4.7% in March.
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However, ongoing, albeit decelerating, employment growth and increasing wages continue to support the resilience of the euro area economy.
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RBC SAYS IT CONTINUE TO SEE GROWTH IN U.S. CRUDE PRODUCTION FROM 2019-21, BUT AT A DECELERATING RATE
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"Uncertainty means rotations should continue and their durability will depend on whether growth is accelerating or decelerating," Wilson wrote.
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The economy grew at a 21.144% rate in the April-June quarter, decelerating from the first quarter's 3.1% pace.
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It seemed almost no time, maybe Tandy'd gone blank again, but Bigurl was decelerating down to ten to enter resstop.
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But the rest of the drop reflects three, tech-specific worries: decelerating growth, falling profit forecasts and rising capital intensity.
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In coming months, the economy is widely seen decelerating; the question is what role consumer and travel spending will play.
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Its cause was decelerating "total factor productivity"—the residual that determines GDP after labour and capital have been accounted for.
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"Only at a point in time when you see rising interest rates and decelerating growth do REITs underperform," she said.
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Ahead of its report, Citigroup downgraded the stock from buy to neutral citing decelerating revenue growth and pressure on margins.
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Secondly, there would have to be signs that inflation is either undershooting the Fed's 2 percent target or even decelerating.
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Crucially, the observations show no sign the rise in atmospheric CO23 concentration is decelerating as a prelude to levelling off.
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SPXHC in some instances, many strategists cited decelerating U.S. and global economic growth and the potential for higher market volatility.
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As a result, there's no way to tell whether the trend toward ride-sharing services is accelerating, decelerating, or flat.
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FedEx (FDX), an economic bellwether, dramatically slashed its profit outlook on Wednesday because of concerns about decelerating growth in China.
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One measure of business spending, real nonresidential fixed investment, climbed 11.5% in the first quarter of 2018 before sharply decelerating.
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It shows home price gains decelerating for the fifth straight quarter, but also notes that may be about to change.
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Facebook is battling its own scale & law of large numbers, w/FXN revenue generally decelerating over the past two years.
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Walmart's e-commerce growth is also lower than the industry average and has been decelerating for more than a year.
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"Snap is already demonstrating decelerating growth before they have managed to break even," said Yann Magnan, managing director at Duff & Phelps.
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A net 44 percent of respondents see global growth decelerating over the next year, representing the worst outlook since November 2008.
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The economy grew at a 2.1% annualized rate in the second quarter, decelerating from the January-March quarter's brisk 3.1% pace.
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Traffic-aware cruise control (TACC): Maintains and adjusts vehicle speed to match the vehicle in front, accelerating or decelerating as necessary.
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"We have long held that CSCO outperforms whens orders are accelerating and under performs when orders are decelerating," the analysts wrote.
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Inflation picked up to 7% in February 2016 before decelerating to 1103% in April, above the inflation target of 3%-6%.
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Sluggish sales reflect weakening consumer confidence, amid the escalating US-China trade conflict, falling stock prices and the decelerating property market.
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You have a U.S. economic backdrop that is continuing to improve, albeit at a more decelerating rate of 2% to 2.25%.
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However, we expect the bank's net lending growth to continue decelerating in the coming years compared with the 2012-2015 period.
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Spending on mining exploration, wells and shafts grew at a 21.7 percent rate, decelerating from the second-quarter's 116.3 percent pace.
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For sterling, UBS said its bearish view for the pound "remains intact as a decelerating economy compounds uncertainty around Brexit negotiations."
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Meanwhile, long-term sales growth in U.S. physical stores is decelerating, but that's not necessarily a concern—at least for Amazon.
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Inflation picked up to 7% in February 2016 before decelerating to 6.2% in April, above the inflation target of 3%-6%.
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IMF MANAGING DIRECTOR GEORGIEVA SAYS GLOBAL GROWTH IS DECELERATING, NOT STOPPING, BUT WITHOUT ACTION, WE ARE RISKING A 'MORE MASSIVE' SLOWDOWN
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"Given our forecast for decelerating US economic growth, investors should focus on stocks providing the fastest top-line growth," he said.
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Yet we foresee no change in business momentum, and shares trade at 19x EPS on decelerating sell-side estimates into CY2020.
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Trilobites Researchers are drawing inspiration from the proteins that they think let hearty water bears cheat time by decelerating their biology.
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IDC notes global sales of the iPhone 5s have been decelerating as consumers gravitate to competing devices with more modern technology.
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"We do not believe the macro backdrop supports continued TV advertising strength and expect decelerating national TV advertising in 2H16 ex-Olympics."
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Regional loan demand is also decelerating, "not a good sign" for an economy that run on credit, the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Apple is starting to generate meaningful service revenue while hardware revenue is decelerating," Forrester analyst Thomas Husson told CNBC in a statement.
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Gains in construction employment slowed sharply in April, with just 1,000 net new jobs added, after signs that homebuilding may be decelerating.
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The China Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) predicted that the economy will grow about 6.6 percent in 2016, decelerating from last year.
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In a note to investors, BMO cited the downgrade, saying semiconductor stocks do not do well in a decelerating gross margin environment.
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So how can it be getting easier to do business in India, apparently, even as by some measures, economic growth is decelerating?
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"Our data analysis highlights increased US promotional activity in chocolate as vendors compete for distribution in a decelerating consumption category," he wrote.
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In other stock sector moves, health care was lowered to market weight from overweight due to decelerating fundamentals and increased positioning risk.
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That's reassuring to investors who had been worried that the Fed would move too fast to cool off an already decelerating economy.
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"Aarons thinks that this will likely have an impact on other flexible office providers, but that this trend is "accelerating, not decelerating.
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Facebook also said it expected decelerating revenue growth in the months to come, but the stock went up like a rocket ship.
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Expectations for an easing have accelerated as the coronavirus has begun to spread globally and threatens to dent China's already decelerating growth.
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The impact on oil prices has been magnified, moreover, because the market was previously priced for perfection accelerating consumption and decelerating production.
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U.S. emissions have been generally declining for a decade, but last year's jump comes after the pace of emissions cuts has been decelerating.
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Decelerating from interplanetary velocity and making a perfect landing was definitely the hard part, but it was by no means InSight's last challenge.
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OUTPUT GAINS 'DECELERATING' Concho is expected to report earnings of 903 cents per share for the quarter, down from $290 a year ago.
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Azer downgraded Altria to a hold rating earlier this month and cut her price target from $74 on worries about decelerating cigarette sales.
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I repeated this process over the next ten miles or so: checking for traffic, slowing to a crawl, then accelerating and decelerating hard.
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The data also showed growth in consumer spending peaking in the second quarter and decelerating sharply in the final three months of 20173.
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"All the drivers that we really control that can grow quarter over quarter over quarter - the momentum is accelerating, not decelerating," Fink said.
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"Capex is decelerating in areas such as all-purpose machinery, production equipment and automobiles," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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"We're actually decelerating," Fink, whose firm is the world's biggest asset manager, said during a talk at the Morningstar Investment Conference in Chicago.
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The firm's gross dollar volume (GDV) rose 8.4% year-over-year (YoY), decelerating from the 15.4% YoY growth it found in Q2 2018.
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"The real question is how much the trend has improved: are we decelerating to 2.5 percent instead of 2.0 percent?" asked Holtz-Eakin.
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"A lot of stress is going on in the context of the U.S. picking up momentum and the rest of the world decelerating."
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"The actual data itself is just decelerating pretty hard actually," the Economic Cycle Research Institute co-founder told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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The car charges in a little over 5 hours when using a standard unit at home, and regenerative braking recaptures energy when decelerating.
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On an annual basis, prices rose 5.8% in February, decelerating from a 6.3% increase in January and the slowest pace since July 2018.
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See, when you're in a growth rate cycle downturn and it's decelerating, deteriorating, that's when you have a yellow flag on recession risk.
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The presidential and parliamentary elections postponed decisions on investment with annual growth decelerating to 5 percent from 6 percent in the previous three months.
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Gross domestic product rose 0.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2017, the expansion decelerating from an upwardly revised 0.4 percent in July-September.
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Here's what Alphabet reported compared to Wall Street's expectations: Google is seeing decelerating growth after consistently expanding at 25.45% or more in prior periods.
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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Thursday: BMO said semiconductor stocks do not do well in a decelerating gross margin environment.
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Industrial production grew at a 3.93 percent annualized rate in the third quarter, decelerating from the 5.3 percent pace logged in the second quarter.
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It's the same concept as applying the brakes evenly when decelerating in a car over a short fixed distance to avoid giving yourself whiplash.
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Decelerating Auto Sales Growth: Fitch expects China's auto-sales growth to decelerate to mid-single digits until 2020, while capacity is still growing rapidly.
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Asset growth began decelerating across the system starting last April, led by smaller commercial banks in cities, who binged on peddling shadow-banking products.
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On the flip side, most return weakness for commodities occurs during stages when change in the indicator is negative and at a decelerating pace.
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I think this is a very different backdrop than we had in 2008, when there was actual trade down and the economy was decelerating.
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ACHIEVED LOWER LEVERAGE TARGETS Fitch projects ESS's leverage will sustain around 6x assuming a decelerating but still accommodative operating environment and consistent development expenditures.
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The question is what will we have instead in a decelerating economy where thoughtful policy leadership has never been more critical since the 1950s.
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The markets' worry was weakness in the yuan meant growth in the world's second largest economy was decelerating too quickly, out of Beijing's control.
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"Global growth decelerating and a potential shallow earnings recession are two pretty big things that I don't think investors are pricing in," he said.
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After several years of very strong performance, growth in the makeup category has been decelerating over the last two years for recently turned negative.
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" NELA RICHARDSON, INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, EDWARD JONES, ST LOUIS "It's a mixed report at best ... it confirms what we knew that the economy is decelerating.
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"Fears of decelerating global growth and recession because of the trade war have hit sentiment in the mining sector," said Bernstein analyst Paul Gait.
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And I'm just concerned about this super optimistic story that the consumer is going to bail us out even though manufacturing is really decelerating.
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Without unprocessed food and energy, what the European Central Bank calls core inflation, prices grew 1.3% year-on-year, decelerating from 1.4% in December.
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"This shock comes on the back of a marked slowdown in 2019 as decelerating global trade hit the region," Moody's said in a statement.
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Analysts at Capital Economics, a consultancy, recently said that services such as technical support and logistics that are exposed to manufacturing are already decelerating.
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The print represents consumer spending's softest read since February and could suggest to policymakers that a critical driver of U.S. GDP growth is decelerating.
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Its showing that the Fed sees growth in 2021 decelerating to the long run level and it shows the unemployment rate increasing in 2021 .
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Komarov quickly recognized this and manually activated the backup parachute, which became entangled with the drogue, rendering both devices useless in decelerating the craft.
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Apple posted negative comparisons in each of its past three reports on the back of decelerating iPhone sales, marking the worst stretch in 217 years.
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It's clear that we've had the growth, with inflation actually maybe in the last three months decelerating, which is what our model said would happen.
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More broadly, Goldman also recommends investors favor utilities and communication services as these two defensive sectors "typically outperform in decelerating GDP growth environments," Kostin added.
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Analysts expect the company to report total revenue growth of 17% to $38.2 billion, according to Refinitiv, decelerating from growth of 26% a year earlier.
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There have been strong indications for some time that the oil market was nearing a cyclical peak based on accelerating production and decelerating consumption trends.
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U.S. auto sales in February showed no signs of decelerating as most major automakers on Tuesday posted big gains from a year ago, Reuters reported.
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Decelerating oil consumption growth since the second and third quarter of 33 has corresponded closely with the slowdown in global manufacturing activity and freight movements.
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First, gasoline demand is gradually decelerating due to higher engine efficiency, slowing economic growth in China and a gradual expansion of the electric vehicle fleet.
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But once Bolt reaches top speed at 60 to 183 meters, he maintains his velocity more efficiently than others, decelerating less toward the finish line.
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The Institute for Supply Management's (ISM) monthly survey showed U.S. manufacturing growth decelerating to its weakest pace in more than two and a half years.
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However, Sanford Bernstein analyst Toni Sacconaghi said that IBM's businesses are decelerating and it could have a difficult time making the numbers for the second half.
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"However, our economy also seems to be decelerating just enough to keep the Federal Reserve from hitting us with another rate hike anytime soon," Cramer warned.
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But consumption growth is decelerating even more quickly, with most major advanced economies and emerging markets now either in recession or on the brink of it.
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Sales rose 5 percent in local currencies to 1.6 billion francs, compared to 1.627 billion in the poll, decelerating from the 7 percent second-quarter rate.
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China's stock markets have also been in free fall since the start of the year, raising concern Chinese authorities are losing grip of the decelerating economy.
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The economy is decelerating fast: GDP growth was 4.2% in the second quarter of 2018, 3.4% in the third quarter, and 2.2% in the fourth quarter.
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By all accounts the descent started well, with the lander decelerating rapidly as it brushed up against the Martian atmosphere, eventually deploying its parachute as planned.
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The better-than-expected fourth-quarter results, backed by strong holiday sales, comes as investors fret about decelerating growth following two straight quarters of disappointing revenue.
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Worries surrounding a decelerating Chinese economy and a move to curb Beijing's debt-fueled growth have led to a steep decline in the country's financial markets.
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"Exports of semiconductor manufacturing equipments and autos are weakening especially to China amid the global economy is decelerating," said Asuka Sakamoto, economist at Mizuho Research Institute.
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Boston Beer (SAM) was downgraded to "sell" from "neutral" at Goldman Sachs, reflecting Goldman's concerns about decelerating sales growth at the brewer of Sam Adams beer.
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In 2016, the highlight picked out by Meeker, partner at venture capital firm KPCB, is India's accelerating growth of user numbers in an otherwise decelerating market.
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The recent optimism overlooks the fact that economists continue to see the global economy, including in the United States, decelerating as trade slows and manufacturing contracts.
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With the broader economy decelerating amid weak exports, factory overcapacity, slowing investment and high debt levels, authorities are hoping the property market will help stabilize growth.
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Polish CPI hit its highest point in July since 2012, coming in at 2.9%, before decelerating slightly to 2.8% in August, fueling discontent among the public.
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But two months later, the company reported decelerating user growth, a $2.2 billion loss and earnings that missed Wall Street estimates for nearly every financial metric.
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On the oil front, prices traded higher, on expectations of a drawdown in U.S. stocks while an uptick in shale oil production showed signs of decelerating.
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But given its immense volume, a 22% year-over-year (YoY) increase is still significant, especially with US consumer spending growth decelerating sequentially in Q4 2019.
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At almost 16 years old, Facebook has matured into a large organization that is increasingly grappling with the law of large numbers and decelerating growth rates.
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The stocks' 200-day moving average broke below the 50-day moving average in early September, a bearish technical signal pointing to a decelerating trend in price.
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In recommending defensive sectors, including the health sector in some instances, many strategists cited decelerating U.S. and global economic growth and the potential for higher market volatility.
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The sales also come after a volatile end to 2122 and as signs of decelerating world — and euro zone — growth make government bonds more attractive to investors.
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Apple has in recent years incorporated more luxurious features in its phone production, hoping to combat a decelerating replacement cycle with a higher average selling price (ASP).
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Fitch forecasts full year 0003 growth to be 5.8%, owing to decelerating credit growth, and 6% in 2017, but uncertainty around the elections is a downside risk.
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The company has delivered decelerating growth on both the top and bottom line for over a year, but the market continues to react well to quarterly results.
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Loan growth — a source of much of the anxiety, particularly in commercial — is still up mid-to-upper single digits year-over-year, but may be decelerating.
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"For certain areas in the classic car world, you could say so (the market is decelerating)," Tim Schofield, Bonhams U.K. head of cars, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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A stock enters a death cross when its 50-day moving average crosses below its 200-day moving average, a technical development that signals a decelerating trend.
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The law of large numbers has finally caught up with the world's second-largest market as it tries to engineer a soft landing for its decelerating economy.
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Federal Reserve officials of late have said they also see growth decelerating, citing weakness in China's economy that comes on top of the U.S.-China trade war.
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BofA's decelerating digital sales growth may be occurring because existing customers already have personal banking accounts, and more complex account types require a visit to the branch.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street has swiftly marked down its hopes for corporate profits because of decelerating economic growth, nagging trade tensions and turbulent oil prices.
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They put the executives inside simulated cars and drove them around sharp turns, accelerating and decelerating and putting their vestibular systems through a crash course in disorientation.
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More worrying, private-sector investment is decelerating sharply from rates near 25 percent in 2013, to just 10 percent last year and now just over 5 percent.
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Even if a trade agreement is reached soon, analysts say it would be no panacea for China's economy, which is expected to continue decelerating in coming months.
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The ratio of debt to economic output has soared since 2009 as the government has resorted to continuous monetary stimulus to prevent the economy from decelerating sharply.
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Despite 2019's strong start, the Economic Cycle Research Institute's Lakshman Achuthan believes the market remains in a danger zone, because there's evidence economic growth is still decelerating.
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Compared with a year earlier, August new home prices rose 8.3 percent nationwide, decelerating from July's 9.7 percent gain, according to Reuters calculations based on the NBS survey.
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Growth in China and in global supply chains—the engines of the emerging-world miracle—is decelerating; so, too, is catch-up to American income levels (see chart).
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Ramos pointed out there was concern about decelerating foreign direct investment flows and that Mexico's portfolio flows, which measure the buying and selling of securities, had turned negative.
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Productivity–a central ingredient to economic well-being—has been decelerating in the majority of countries, with the slowdown going about 15 years, at least in advanced economies.
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Data released last month showed Australia's consumer price index rose 20.13 percent on-year in the June quarter, decelerating from a 22 percent rise in the March quarter.
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The surge in growth in the middle of the year, thanks in part to tax cuts, was offset by decelerating consumer spending towards the end of the year.
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Cramer likes the concept, but said investors could get the stock for less if they wait for a pullback, as growth seems to be decelerating for the company.
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STABLE OUTLOOK The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's expectations that the operating environment will remain accommodative but decelerating and that the issuer will maintain leverage around 173x through 2018.
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"There's something called gross domestic income, and it's just as valid as GDP, and the growth rate there peaked a year ago and has been decelerating," he said.
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LinkedIn's premium subscription service for those users is stable and profitable, but its growth is decelerating, and the company lost money in each of the past two years.
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Compared with a year ago, new home prices rose 11.3 percent, decelerating from February's 11.8 percent gain, according to data issued by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).
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However, Eli Lustgarten, an analyst at Longbow Research, said the pace of decline for the Peoria, Illinois-based manufacturer appears to be decelerating, a possible sign of stabilization.
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On Tuesday, Twitter, once seen as a social media rival of Facebook's, posted weak second-quarter earnings, including decelerating revenue growth and only a small increase in users.
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But despite continuing to grow, Apple's Services segment growth has been decelerating since last year, shrinking to 13%, down from 40% YoY growth last year in the period.
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Unless something structural improves to increase trend growth, we're going to be decelerating to something under 2 percent — and that will still be a pretty good economic picture.
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Combined with geopolitical rivalries among OPEC members and softer demand from a decelerating Chinese economy, the global glut in oil led to an eventual plummet in oil prices.
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But consumption comprises more than two-thirds of the economy, so any signs that segment of GDP could be decelerating would have an outsized effect on overall growth.
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"You have a company that has expenses going up dramatically ... [and] revenues are decelerating dramatically," said Cramer, whose charitable trust had previously cut its Facebook holdings in half.
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The other source of ballast/inertia in the modern economy stems from consumer spending, which is holding up well at the moment but also shows signs of decelerating.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global economic momentum is decelerating, according to a broad range of financial and real-economy indicators, which is weighing on worldwide equity markets and oil prices.
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"Services PMI data came in below 50, which means export-led industries will show some decelerating growth," said Anita Gandhi, whole time director at Arihant Capital Markets Ltd.
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This has meant both decelerating growth in e-commerce sales in recent quarters for Target — though still above the industry average — as well as lower sales in stores.
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Once formidable emerging countries are in disarray: Brazil and Russia have fallen into deep recessions, and China is, at best, decelerating; only India emits a soupçon of positive energy.
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If data due on Wednesday shows first-quarter economic growth decelerating significantly from the previous three months, that could be a crucial negative signal for the market, bears say.
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Facebook's revenue growth has been massively decelerating, dropping from 59 percent year-over-year in Q3 2016 to 49 percent in Q3 2017 to 33 percent in Q3 2018.
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With 2019-21E EPS growth decelerating to 4.5% compared to a 43% average over the past ten years, we believe it is harder to justify much more multiple expansion.
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It had entered a death cross in June, a technical indicator where a short-term moving average crosses below a long-term moving average, pointing to a decelerating trend.
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China sold a record $510 billion of FX reserves last year to counter the damaging impact on an already decelerating economy from the surge of capital fleeing the country.
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Investor skepticism reflects broad concerns around Big Tech regulations and specific challenges in Google's core advertising business, which saw decelerating growth in the first quarter and trailed analysts' estimates.
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In general, Jupiter's backspins are thought to have a decelerating effect on our lives, urging us to look before we leap and make time to reflect on past actions.
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For now, I'll have to take an educated guess: Prime membership growth is decelerating quicker than it did from 2014 to 2015 and Amazon doesn't want to reveal that.
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Cowen also observed decelerating growth in active rewards program members as evidenced by stagnant 10 percent to 20 percent growth in Starbucks card loads over the past four years.
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This has resulted in higher and more balanced earnings and strong internal capital generation over the last two years, which we expect will continue, albeit at a decelerating pace.
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"We're moving away from growth because the economy is decelerating and investors are starting to play defense," said Phil Orlando, senior portfolio manager at Federated Investors in New York.
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The CBOE Volatility Index peaked March 7003 at a record high, and short-term momentum indicators are showing signs of decelerating and turned positive last week into this week.
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In the commodities space, prices posted solid gains during trade, on expectations of a drawdown in U.S. stocks while an uptick in shale oil production showed signs of decelerating.
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Inflation eased to 1 percent in January, the slowest in 17 months, decelerating from December's 1.5 percent and undershooting the 1.3 percent seen in a Reuters poll of economists.
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In an epic showdown between man and machine, Dave, played by Keir Dullea, methodically lobotomizes HAL even as the computer pleads for its life in a terminally decelerating soliloquy.
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I think they're going to start to accelerate and that could bring another run again because the one negative all year has been decelerating earnings or flattish earnings trends.
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"While the economic risk remains skewed to the downside, the likelihood of a moderation in monetary tightening is expected to slow the decelerating economic growth trend in 2019," OPEC said.
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"The bottom line is that even after recent declines in the equity market, we continue to expect strong but decelerating consumption growth over the next few quarters," the bank said.
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Government loan growth has been decelerating since 2015 due to the introduction of the Law of Financial Discipline of Federal Entities and Municipalities, which went into effect in April 2016.
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In a special report published today Fitch says it expects the industry to grow at slower pace than the 216% observed in 2015, assuming lower market returns and decelerating inflows.
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Global manufacturing production is decelerating, new export orders are falling, air freight volumes are declining, and container throughput is down, the most recent monthly indicators for March and April show.
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The research lab found that most runners' final 20 meters of a 100 meter race were the slowest, and that they were actually decelerating as they crossed the finish line.
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Labor costs have pushed companies to raise prices in an industry that has already felt the pressure of sales decelerating this year, said Robert Derrington of the Telsey Advisory Group.
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SLOWING INVESTMENT Fixed-asset investment rose 163% in January-May from the same period a year earlier, decelerating from 6.1% tipped in the Reuters poll and 6.1% in January-April.
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"[Same-store sales] catalysts more specific to quick service restaurants appear to be decelerating and both brands shares already reflect the successful execution of their strategic restructuring programs," DiFrisco wrote.
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Snap's initial public offering on March 1 was the largest by a technology firm in three years but trading has been volatile, with many investors critical of decelerating user growth.
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In a world of decelerating Internet stories we are bullish this leader for its ability to continue to disrupt and take share across industries…even its oldest one in retail.
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A combination of uncertainty over the path of interest rates, collapsing oil prices, pressure on illiquid junk bonds and decelerating growth in China could destabilize the market, according to Sass.
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Decelerating capital investment and corporate profits are a worrying sign that the government may need to respond with more stimulus measures to prevent business and household activity from weakening further.
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Average commodity returns are particularly strong during the later stages of an economic upswing, when our preferred metric, the OECD composite leading indicator, is improving but at a decelerating pace.
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Gross domestic product (GDP) is forecast to have expanded an annualized 210.64% in April-June, decelerating from a revised 83% in the first quarter, the poll of 28 economists showed.
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Facebook ad revenue growth is decelerating, and will continue to do so through the end of the year and into 2020, according to Facebook's Q2 2019 earnings released on Wednesday.
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On a quarterly basis, the economy shrank by a seasonally adjusted 0.4%, slightly more than an initial estimate of -0.3%, and decelerating from a 1.3% expansion in the first quarter.
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Not only did Snap record a $263 billion loss for the first quarter, its revenue was lighter than expected, and the company disclosed that its user growth was decelerating sharply.
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" The analysts cited concerns that Nike's North America and Europe businesses are "decelerating as some key items, especially in the basketball category, have underperformed, leaving excess inventory in the marketplace.
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Not only did Snap record a $2.2 billion loss for the first quarter, its revenue was lighter than expected, and the company disclosed that its user growth was decelerating sharply.
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The INE said exports and investment helped push growth higher from a year earlier while private consumption was decelerating - factors analysts said pointed to more sustainable growth than last year.
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PERSONAL INCOME The other source of ballast/inertia in the modern economy stems from consumer spending, which is holding up well at the moment but also shows signs of decelerating.
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Rather than a sharp economic slowdown, Goldman Sachs economists are calling for "gradually decelerating" US GDP growth from 3.5% in the third quarter to 1.6% at the end of 2019.
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That said, Snapchat's growth in average daily users is decelerating, with only a 3 percent increase from the third to the fourth quarter of last year, to 158 million globally.
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The SOEs, many of which are involved in the industrial sector, are burdened with over-capacity and debt after years of turbo-charged growth in China that is now decelerating.
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Oil prices are now hovering uncertainly amid dwindling exports from Iran, poor production from other OPEC members and Brazil, decelerating output growth in the United States, and an uncertain consumption outlook.
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While decelerating his dragster swerved to the left and flipped, taking out one of the onboard cameras in the process, but a camera in the cockpit kept on recording the aftermath.
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Organic sales rose 21 percent in the quarter, decelerating from a record 20.8357 percent growth seen in the fourth quarter, and lower than the mean forecast for an 8 percent rise.
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Alphabet CFO Ruth Porat blamed YouTube in part for the company's decelerating ad revenue growth in its first quarter 173, which sent Google's stock plunging more than 7% following the report.
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Potential public-market investors reportedly had questions about the company's decelerating growth and why it needs to employ so many stylists if its algorithms are supposed to be a styling differentiator.
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He said other negative catalysts that could destabilize stocks include sharp losses in energy, pressure on illiquid junk bonds, decelerating growth in China and uncertainty over the direction of interest rates.
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J.P. Morgan analyst Stephen Tusa said in a note that 280M's "premium valuation is unjustified by undifferentiated fundamentals," with growth excluding mergers and acquisitions likely decelerating and benefits to margins fading.
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In addition, Ramos pointed out that there was concern about decelerating foreign direct investment flows and that Mexico's portfolio flows, which measure the buying and selling of securities, had turned negative.
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The slower growth was reflected in decelerating consumer price growth -- Eurostat's flash estimate showed year-on-year inflation in July was 1.1%, down from 1.3% in June, as expected by economists.
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But this pattern still shows the market is sensitive to signs of decelerating profit growth on the way to the first quarter, when growth is anticipated at only around 7 percent.
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Gross domestic product (GDP) growth for developing Asia is expected at 5.7 percent in 2016 and 27.8, decelerating from 210 percent in 24.5, the bank said in its new 22016 outlook.
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The most recent readings on the Consumer Price Index indicate that inflation actually might be decelerating, though recent jobs data point to a tightening labor market that could push wages higher.
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The slower growth was reflected in decelerating consumer price growth — Eurostat's flash estimate showed year-on-year inflation in July was 1.1%, down from 1.3% in June, as expected by economists.
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Data on Monday confirmed that consumer prices in the euro zone rose 1.3 percent year-on-year in June, in line with market expectations and decelerating from 1.4 percent in May.
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"Decelerating economic growth, equity valuations fair at best, rising interest rates, the specter of inflation — this is not a recipe for a bull market," he told CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Thursday.
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Distillate consumption is therefore most heavily exposed to the business cycle and the recent slowdown is consistent with business surveys and government data showing the rate of economic growth is decelerating.
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It was the lowest monthly gain since May when just 46,000 were created, the fewest since 0003, and continues a trend of decelerating job growth that has taken hold this year.
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Its shares were crashing Thursday a day after the company warned in a post-earnings conference call of higher spending and decelerating revenue growth in the back-half of the year.
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"Although this amount of monetary tightening may disappoint market expectations and spark renewed TRY weakness, the decision would reflect the prioritization of Turkish authorities' concerns regarding a rapidly decelerating economy," Kalen said.
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The current conditions index hit a record in March 23.3 but has since trended lower, consistent with other indicators that show the economy decelerating since the second or third quarter of 22018.
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The bank released a statement saying that December inflation was likely to be under 20173 percent, a figure would show that consumer price increases are decelerating in line with the bank's objectives.
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Several trends have come to dominate second-quarter earnings, including the impact of protracted trade disputes between the U.S. and its allies, decelerating economic growth and success at large-cap tech companies.
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The ratings also take into account a diversified local economy, which has been decelerating since 2014, in line with the national economic downturn, and a weak institutional framework for Russian sub-nationals.
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"Investors might be pleased with the market's recent performance, but it's unlikely they find the underlying dynamics—a more favorable risk backdrop, with decelerating economic and earnings growth—particularly inspiring," Golub said.
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"The rate of deflation has been decelerating month-on month as retailers battle with inflationary pressures resulting from the impact of the weaker pound on input prices," Helen Dickinson, BRC chief executive.
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However, growth in digital's share of sales has been decelerating, registering 22% YoY growth in Q2 2017, a 9% YoY jump in Q2 2018, and a mere 4% uptick in Q2 2019.
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Why it matters: For years, China's economy has been a major driver for growth around the world and a slowdown there is one of the many reasons the global economy is decelerating.
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"So while expenses are going up and the growth is decelerating, neither is heinous enough to scare away fresh buyers, meaning people who weren't caught in the huge sell-off," he said.
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It was the lowest monthly gain since May when just 2175,2000 jobs were created, the fewest since 2131, and continues a trend of decelerating job growth that has taken hold this year.
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With Facebook's own revenue decelerating, triggering a 20 percent, $120 billion market cap drop in its share price, it needs to show it has new ways to make money — now more than ever.
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"While the economic risk remains skewed to the downside, the likelihood of a moderation in monetary tightening is expected to slow the decelerating economic growth trend in 6003," OPEC said in the report.
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Those in favor of a rate cut highlight potential consequences of recent data in Europe and Asia, where economic growth is decelerating and central banks have been quick to promise easy monetary policy.
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Some economists and Fed officials think that rates need to be lowered in the face of decelerating GDP in the U.S. and a gloomier growth outlook overseas as Washington-led trade wars continue.
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But a falling oil price could also be a signal that companies require less oil, which in turn could be an early signal that the world economy is on the verge of decelerating.
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After disappointing first-quarter earnings for the $99 million market value company in April, Tusa said 3M's "premium valuation is unjustified by undifferentiated fundamentals," with growth likely decelerating and tailwinds to margins fading.
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But the share of the segment that comes from Google is decelerating, and Apple could need to make up the difference with a 'Prime' bundle, Goldman Sachs said in a note published Monday.
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"Etsy had decelerating revenue growth, skyrocketing expenses, and the prospectus management basically told you that their commitment to hippy-crunchy values may 'negatively influence our short or medium term financial performance'," Cramer said.
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The consumer price index rose 1.0 percent in January from a year earlier, Statistics Korea said, decelerating from December's 1.5 percent and undershooting the 1.3 percent seen in a Reuters poll of economists.
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Faced with accelerating production and decelerating consumption, OPEC and its allies face the same dilemma as in June 212: cut output to support prices, or allow prices to fall to protect market share.
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JAKARTA, March 17 (Reuters) - Outstanding loans by Indonesian banks in January grew 9.6 percent from a year earlier, decelerating from the 10.5 percent annual expansion in December, Bank Indonesia (BI) said on Thursday.
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Apartment prices fell by 0.2 percent in the first three months of 2018 from a year earlier, Bank of Greece data showed, decelerating from a 1.9 percent decline in last year's first quarter.
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"TSMC's June quarter guidance and ams's guidance are further evidence of decelerating Apple demand (with iPhone X demand being particularly weak)," wireless semiconductor analyst Bill Peterson wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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That's all good news for Microsoft, especially given that Azure growth is showing signs of decelerating — though that may just be a function of maturity, and experts don't seem especially worried about it.
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Additionally, PayPal added 9 million net new active accounts in the quarter for a total of 286 million, which is up 17% YoY, decelerating slightly from the 18% YoY increase itpostedin Q2 2018.
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There were plenty of reasons why the stock market plunged this week — a disastrous press conference by Fed Chair Jerome Powell, fears of a decelerating economy, continued anxiety over a trade war, etc.
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The industry group said weaker-than-expected spending in the first quarter along with decelerating inflation also contributed to the revision, but it expects strong sales heading into the fall and holiday seasons.
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For one, the economy was decelerating at the end of the Obama presidency, with the annual growth rate falling to an anemic 1.6 percent in 2016, and many economists warned of a recession.
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Print revenue is decelerating at a rapid pace, cable subscriptions and TV ratings are starting to decrease even for live sports, and traditional media businesses are at various stages of a terrifying decline.
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Revenue growth Pat Walravens, an analyst at JMP Securities, said he took it as a good sign that Dropbox stopped the trend of decelerating revenue growth it saw over the last nine quarters.
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In the United States, the manufacturing sector has been rattled by a string of worse-than-expected earnings reports from industrial companies like Caterpillar (CAT), which depends heavily on the decelerating Chinese market.
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"Shares are trading modestly lower on decelerating growth in the back half as the increased 2017 guidance mainly reflects fiscal 2Q outperformance," Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analyst Jade Rahmani wrote in a client note.
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Amazon reported in-line Q3 revenue along with strong profitability ... The stock is facing pressure after hours likely due to a more moderate Q43 revenue guide, which implies decelerating growth to 15% y/y.
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If it's a neutron star, it should start to get brighter in both X-rays and radio wavelengths as its bubble of high-energy particles catches up to the decelerating X-ray shock wave.
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Its size is not only manifested in how wide its attachments are, but also in how thick it is, and it plays a chief role in decelerating the lower limb and stabilizing your trunk.
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The Japanese carmaker released its first pedestrian warning with its 2011 Leaf, and the Canto concept improves on the model, adapting its tone and pitch to the car's actions—accelerating, decelerating, or backing up.
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"Demand for oil in a decelerating growth environment is likely to remain in play and as a consequence, I don't think we have to worry too much about a higher oil price," Woods said.
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"We clearly see the d-stores as most poorly positioned to compete, with already low EBIT margins + evidence mounting this week that US demand is already decelerating," said Credit Suisse retail analyst Michael Binetti.
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Markets seemed to find little reassurance from comments by central bank governor Murat Cetinkaya that second-quarter data suggested that Turkey's economic activity was decelerating and had started rebalancing, and pledging the body's independence.
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Fixed-asset investment rose 5.6% in January-May from the same period a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics said, decelerating from 6.1% tipped in the Reuters poll and 6.1% in January-April.
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The spacecraft that use rockets for landing, like the Curiosity rover or SpaceX's reusable launchers, do most of their decelerating using atmospheric drag, and only use rockets for the last bit of the landing.
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And with its fiscal Q4 performance decelerating both sequentially and annually — it posted 31% YoY growth in both comparable quarters — there's reason for concern, especially since Target's Q753 includes the all-important holiday season.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A day after Snap posted a $2.2 billion loss and decelerating user growth in its first earnings report as a public company, the repercussions started spreading through the technology start-up ecosystem.
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The Fed also said it would end reductions to its massive balance sheet in September, prompted by signs of decelerating business activity around the world even as the domestic labor market has remained solid.
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Excluding the volatile energy and unprocessed food contributions — what the ECB calls core inflation and watches closely in policy decisions — consumer prices rose 1.0 percent year-on-year, decelerating from 1.2 percent in February.
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It had seemed that job growth was decelerating this year, but that no longer appears so (or at least, if it is so, we'll need a few more months of data to prove it).
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Azure growth for the quarter came in at 62%, decelerating from 76% a year ago but beating an estimate from Goldman Sachs analysts, who predicted growth of 58%, and accelerating from the prior quarter.
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"The one thing that people are kind of missing out [on] here is that earnings in the United States are still decelerating," the CEO of Richard Bernstein Advisors told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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The big picture: More U.S. companies are doing business online than ever before, but online retail sales growth has been decelerating for 4 consecutive quarters, data from FTI Consulting's 2019 U.S. Online Retail Forecast shows.
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With China's manufacturing sector treading water and other countries' activity rapidly decelerating, there is no reason for heavyweight fund managers to allocate money to the base metals sector, again with the possible exception of nickel.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global manufacturing and trade volumes have been decelerating since the third quarter of 22018 and the slowdown is starting to show up in sluggish consumption of middle distillates such as gasoil and diesel.
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Last week when Facebook announced its revenue was decelerating as users shifted attention from its lucrative News Feed to Stories where it's still educating advertisers, its share price tanked, deleting $120 billion in market cap.
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NEW YORK, April 7 (Reuters) - The U.S. bond market's gauges on inflation expectations declined further on Friday as the government reported employers added far fewer jobs than forecast, raising concerns that economic growth is decelerating.
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BUENOS AIRES, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Argentina's central bank kept its monetary policy rate unchanged at 24.75 percent for the sixth week in a row on Tuesday, saying inflation was decelerating in line with its expectations.
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The slowdown in productivity was flagged in last week's gross domestic product report, which showed output increasing at a 23.0 percent pace in the fourth quarter, decelerating from the third quarter's brisk 23.7 percent pace.
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Weaker economic gauges like May's jobs report — which showed that the U.S. economy added just 75,000 positions — and a lackluster consumer pricing print have suggested to some economists that the American economy could be decelerating.
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The income side of the growth ledger was held back by after-tax corporate profits, which grew at an 2.4 percent rate last quarter, decelerating from the 8.2 percent pace logged in the first quarter.
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More specifically, the businesses Deutche Bank said were decelerating in January showed few signs of weakness, with McCormick's CEO, Lawrence Kurzius, saying he believed Frank's RedHot could be the top hot sauce in the world.
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In our opinion, the new growth drivers (Instagram, Watch, Stories, Messenger/WhatsApp, VR) frankly aren't big enough over the short/medium term to alter the decelerating growth and margin pressure profile of the P&L.
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"We believe that Netflix's current valuation is unwarranted given the potential for sustained decelerating domestic growth coupled with consistently elusive international profitability, in addition to increased competition," Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter wrote in a Thursday note.
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Revenue from Amazon's international business, which brings in 13 percent of total sales, rose 13.4 percent in the third quarter, missing estimates, and decelerating from a 27 percent year-on-year expansion in the previous quarter.
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"Our positive outlook for North American non-financial companies reflects meaningful, albeit decelerating, GDP growth in US and G-20 countries in 2019, and robust growth in emerging markets," said Bill Wolfe, Moody's senior vice president.
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The greenback's gains were supported by an unexpected drop in domestic jobless claims and a stronger-than-expected rise in wholesale sales in April, soothing some worries about U.S. economic growth decelerating in the second quarter.
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"All this report did was remind people that the economy is decelerating and a moderating economy doesn't create a massive number of new positions," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.
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Decelerating growth in China has also scared off many global investors over the past six months, yet our model is currently recognizing the relative stability and attractive growth profile of toll-road operators in the country.
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In an essay delivered Monday, Kaplan said he is watching factors such as the U.S.-China trade tensions as well as decelerating global growth and whether they will lead to "a material deterioration" of domestic activity.
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U.S. manufacturers new orders have been decelerating for more than a year and were flat for the first time since the end of 231, which suggests activity is likely to slow further in the short term.
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The firm kept its market weight rating on tech, while encouraging investors to be cautious on "expensive names with decelerating growth or low quality scores, currently concentrated in technology services and smid-cap software," Sacconaghi said.
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"While we acknowledge that the decelerating top-line performance ... continues to be worrying, Pandora is still a relatively strong cash-generative business which we believe could be turned around should management be replaced," commented Berenberg analysts.
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Companies globally are feeling the pinch of Chinese economy's slowdown as decelerating growth in factory output, retail sales and domestic investment have been compounded by a slowing manufacturing activity, resulting in lower demand for industrial goods.
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With manufacturing decelerating quickly, services have been a crucial source of growth and jobs for China over the past year, and analysts have been watching closely to see if the sector can maintain momentum in 2016.
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U.S. manufacturers' new orders have been decelerating for more than a year and were flat for the first time since the end of 231, which suggests activity is likely to slow further in the short term.
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The European Union's statistics office Eurostat estimated that consumer prices in the 19 countries sharing the euro rose 1.3 percent year-on-year in June, decelerating form 1.4 percent in May and 1.9 percent in April.
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But their growth rates are forecast to remain on a gradual decelerating trajectory, with future orders already showing signs of cooling as businesses fret over uncertainties stemming from a months-long trade row between Beijing and Washington.
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"I expect that a large number of companies will try to sell their gadgets in the coming years, and many people will attempt flickering light in the hope of decelerating the progression of degenerative diseases," Buzsáki wrote.
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" Hilton Worldwide, Marriott International — An analyst at J.P. Morgan downgraded the hotel operators to "neutral" from "overweight" as recent share performance, high valuations, "an extended cycle and decelerating industry trends all point to diminished upside from here.
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Some economists and Fed officials think that rates need to be lowered in the face of decelerating, but still above-average GDP growth in the U.S. and a gloomier outlook overseas as Washington-led trade wars continue.
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In Asia, fears that Chinese authorities may not be able to manage a decelerating economy are also ebbing as efforts by China's central bank to stabilize the yuan has paid off for now - albeit via heavy intervention.
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The previous surge in U.S. oil production also shows signs of decelerating, with the number of rigs drilling for oil falling by 69 (8 percent) since the end of 2018, according to oilfield services company Baker Hughes.
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"Having initially shown resilience owing to its greater diversification, the Cameroonian economy is now facing decelerating growth, declining fiscal and external buffers, and rapidly-rising public debt," IMF Deputy Managing director Mitsuhiro Furusawa said in the statement.
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Mexico's largest retailer, Walmart de Mexico, beat expectations in its second quarter results earlier this week, though the company noted that consumption across the region was decelerating due to higher interest rates and an uptick in inflation.
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In a webcast, Chief Financial Officer Olga Gonzalez said that consumption across the region was decelerating due to higher interest rates and an uptick in inflation, but that Walmex had managed to grow faster than the sector.
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The world's biggest coffee chain has been struggling with decelerating same-store sales in its dominant U.S. market and weakness in the afternoon and evening hours - and has put some of the blame on its Frappuccino promotions.
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We don't see any real structural issue with AMZN but nearly every line in the business is decelerating a tad, and we typically see another deceleration in retail in 183Q, hence are struggling to identify a catalyst.
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Gold fell on Thursday as the dollar rose and stock markets gained confidence with the latest positive development in the U.S.-China trade deal, but concerns over decelerating global economy kept prices hemmed near a multiyear peak.
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I NOW LOOK AT YOUR LAST QUARTER, AND I HAVE TO TELL YOU, I THINK THE DEATH OF CABLE SEEMS VERY MUCH EXAGGERATED, VIDEO SUBLOSSES SEEM TO BE DECELERATING, FRANKLY, AND BROADBAND SUBS SEEMS TO BE ACCELERATING.
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"Even with accelerating sequential growth trends, we still see the potential for decelerating annual growth rates as the AWS business reaches a scale and size that makes it more difficult to sustain hypergrowth rates," the analysts wrote.
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For example, the ability to divine that woman will be getting into her car, not crossing the street, or that the car decelerating next to you is exiting the highway, not getting ready to merge into your lane.
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Data on the nation's retail sector, due a day before the factory output numbers, is projected to show sales edged up 0.2% last month from a month earlier, the poll found, decelerating from a 1.3% increase in May.
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Overall profits grew 1.92% in April-June from a year earlier, sharply decelerating from a 13.1% gain in the first quarter, according to Reuters calculations based on first-half data released by the state assets regulator on Tuesday.
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U.S. Treasury prices erased early gains after a private report released on Monday showed growth of U.S. services industries slowed to a five-month low in December, signalling the world's largest economy is decelerating faster than economists' forecasts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global demand for renewable power will soar at an unprecedented pace over the coming decades, BP said in a benchmark report on Thursday, while China's energy growth is seen sharply decelerating as its economic expansion slows.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's defence budget this year is likely to rise at its slowest pace since 2010, in line with the decelerating economy and by a much lower figure than had been expected in military and diplomatic circles.
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BRUSSELS, June 2000 (Reuters) - Euro zone inflation slowed by more than expected in May, a flash estimate showed on Tuesday, with the core measure also decelerating sharply despite the European Central Bank's efforts to speed up price growth.
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And while its comparable digital sales grew just 19% YoY in the same period after rising 29% YoY in November and December 2018, its decelerating overall performance makes it clear the issue was not specific to e-commerce.
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China's territorial ambitions and environmental focus, plus international respect for China as a viable super power alternative to the U.S., are accelerating, not decelerating — despite what you may be hearing from main stream media reports about its slowing economy.
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"We don't see any real structural issue with Amazon but nearly every line in the business is decelerating a tad, and we typically see another deceleration in retail in 4Q, hence are struggling to identify a catalyst," Sandler said.
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"The actual impact of tariffs, if you talk to steelmakers or automakers, it can be material, it can be disruptive, but as a proportion of the total economy, it's much smaller than the aggregate Chinese economy decelerating," Divney said.
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Among the several reasons Wilson cited as reasons to expect a slowdown in earnings growth is decelerating gross domestic product growth as the effects of President Donald Trump's tax cuts wear off and interest rates continue their upward climb.
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"I think what we're seeing actually in the fourth quarter is that while the economy is decelerating, we actually still have some of the supports," Helen Zhu, head of China equities at BlackRock, told CNBC's "Street Signs " on Monday.
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The dollar also rose against other currencies, supported by an unexpected drop in domestic jobless claims and a stronger-than-expected rise in wholesale sales in April, soothing some worries about U.S. economic growth decelerating in the second quarter.
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TOKYO, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Uniqlo operator Fast Retailing Co Ltd reported weaker-than-expected profit for the first quarter, blaming warm weather for hurting winter clothing sales even as its Chinese business shrugged off concerns of a decelerating economy.
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"Hostess Brands' growth is decelerating, the balance sheet is less than ideal with $8003 billion of debt," and there's a risk of private equity shareholders unloading their positions and hurting the newly public stock, the "Mad Money " host said.
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"All these trade tensions have led to a tendency of decelerating economic (growth), with an expectation of lower inflationary pressures globally...even reduced monetary policy in various cases in an environment of episodes of volatility," said Diaz de Leon.
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"All these trade tensions have led to a tendency of decelerating economic (growth), with an expectation of lower inflationary pressures globally ... even reduced monetary policy in various cases in an environment of episodes of volatility," Diaz de Leon said.
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LONDON, Feb 9 (Reuters) - The world's top oil trader Vitol sees global oil demand growing by up to 1 million barrels per day (bpd) in 3603, sharply decelerating from last year as the effect of low oil prices fades.
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BUENOS AIRES, May 15 (Reuters) - Argentina consumer prices rose 3.4% in April, the country's statistics agency said on Wednesday, decelerating from a month earlier and giving some relief to President Mauricio Macri as he looks to rein in stubbornly high inflation.
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"The escalation of trade tensions will increasingly weigh on the global economy and supply chains in an environment of already decelerating growth in the US, the euro area and China," Elena Duggar, Moody's associate managing director, said in a statement.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina consumer prices rose by 3.4% in April, the country's statistics agency said on Wednesday, decelerating from a month earlier and providing some welcome relief to President Mauricio Macri as he looks to rein in stubbornly high inflation.
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The slowdown comes as a boost from emerging markets is offset by decelerating insurance growth in European markets and the United States, the world's second largest reinsurer said in a study presented by its chief economist in London on Tuesday.
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"Facing now what is clearly decelerating top-line in its two key markets, SBUX is now saddled with increased EPS risk and a poor recent track record of driving sales," analyst John Glass said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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Between the lines: With that in mind, it will be difficult for the central bank to cut rates to help stimulate the decelerating economy, Win Thin, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman, writes in a note to clients.
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"The mix shift to faster-growing low-margin businesses, and the likely decelerating growth in desktop search (the primary profit pool) is challenging for Google to manage, hence we expect margins to continue to contract," Barclays analyst Ross Sandler wrote Tuesday.
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And while the platform is on track to surpass $1 billion in US ad revenue this year, per eMarketer estimates, its year-over-year (YoY) ad revenue growth is decelerating: In 2017, Yelp grew ad revenue 20% YoY, compared with 9% in 2019.
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While running, swimming and other propulsive forms of physical activity use rhythm and momentum to keep you moving, "there is a lot of accelerating and decelerating in dancing, which the body is less able to do in an energy efficient way," Smeeton says.
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"We don't see any real structural issue with Amazon but nearly every line in the business is decelerating a tad and we typically see another deceleration in retail in 4Q, hence are struggling to identify a catalyst," Barclays analyst Ross Sandler said.
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And the reason for that is even though the consumer's very strong and is a key underlining of the economy, manufacturing sector is weak and probably weakening and global growth decelerating is probably fighting its way to seep into the U.S. economy.
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NEW YORK, April 3 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields pared their earlier increase on Wednesday after the Institute for Supply Management said its gauge on domestic services activity fell more than forecast in March, supporting the notion that the U.S. economy is decelerating.
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Here's how the company did compared to what Wall Street expected: The Mexican restaurant chain said same-store sales started off strong in the third quarter, rising 20173 percent in the first half of July before decelerating to a 22017 percent pace.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in its 2019 economic outlook, published on Tuesday, that "most major economies are likely to see decelerating activity", although it added that "a steady stream of monetary and fiscal stimulus measures" was expected to stem the slowdown.
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"Generally speaking these once-in-a-lifetime big bad things initially are under-worried about and continue to progress until they become over-worried about, until the fundamentals for the reversal happen," meaning the virus switches from accelerating to decelerating, he wrote.
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"The reason that was valuable was in an environment where there isn&apost fantastic growth or growth is decelerating, those bonds generate good returns," said Ashish Shah, the head of corporate credit at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, which supervises $1.6 trillion in assets.
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"Our hold rating on Starbucks shares reflects our view that global and US comp store sales will continue their decelerating trend due to macroeconomic factors in retail/restaurants and share loss," wrote Stifel analyst Mark Astrachan in a note to clients Thursday.
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"The persistent weakness of the real economy, decelerating credit growth, and a well anchored Mexican peso, should prompt the monetary policy committee to continue to remove the restrictive bias of monetary policy," Goldman Sachs economist Alberto Ramos said in a note to clients.
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"The current U.S. earnings recession will not end in 2Q [second quarter]," Goldman's market strategist David Kostin wrote in a note to clients over the weekend, explaining that factors like "rising political uncertainty, unstable global growth prospects, and decelerating buybacks" will add to the risk.
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"We don't view current labor compensation trends as a serious upside inflation risk, but they should be firm enough to allay Fed doves' concerns about the potential for decelerating price trends," said Lou Crandall, chief economist at Wrightson ICAP LLC in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Fearn's proposed interstellar mission would entail accelerating a robotic starship to 40 percent of the speed of light, decelerating it, orbiting around the recently discovered exoplanet Proxima b in the Alpha Centauri system, gathering data and finally, transmitting back to Earth within 25 years.
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Years of fleshing out his knowledge with increasingly expensive tests may lead him to conclude that decelerating, say, a 20-ton spacecraft full of astronauts on Mars requires a braking technology that doesn't involve fabric—perhaps some combination of his inflatable decelerator and a fuel-powered engine.
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"While there are pockets of risk and global growth is still decelerating, the combination of the policy response and the state of the current imbalances in advanced economies suggest that global growth is more likely than not to stabilize eventually around its new, modest trend," Carney said.
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Treasury authorities see the dollar as a target from other countries whose growth has not matched that of the U.S. "Concern that growth is decelerating in emerging markets has resulted in large capital outflows from these economies and downward pressure on their currencies," the report said.
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Because D2C companies are experiencing slower revenue growth than marketplaces, Wieser argues that this could have a decelerating effect on certain social channels, but it will likely be offset by the fact that direct brands will begin to spend a greater percentage of their revenue on advertising.
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Once Aikins' plummeting mass strikes the net, four compressed air cylinders, which are connected to the netting via ropes and pulleys, will slow Aikins down down in the same way that you might catch an egg in your hand—by decelerating it gently over a distance.
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While we were driving down I-95, they were more interested in commenting on the softness of the seats and the material that rings the screen in the center console, than on how well the car was doing accelerating and decelerating in stop-and-go traffic.
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Instead of saying ok there's fundamental oversupply in the oil market, we're then saying ok if the oil market is oversupplied therefore there is a huge decline in demand, we must be having a decelerating economy, therefore all other financial assets need to go down in value.
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"The cooling measures have been, I would say, successful in decelerating that momentum in prices and what we've seen is that they've come down from their peak levels about an average 10 to 11 percent," said Sigrid Zialcita, managing director of research at Cushman and Wakefield.
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Such U.S. power projection is ostensibly aimed at decelerating North Korea's nuclear program either independently or by leaning on Beijing to contain its neighbors' nuclear ambitions, building on what appeared to be cordial talks between President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping last week.
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If you are a Snap skeptic, you will point to Snapchat's decelerating user growth and the $750 million incentive clause Snap's investors gave Spiegel to go public, and make a simple argument: Snap is going public now because this is as good as it's going to get.
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Overall tourism earnings grew 1493 percent in 2018 from a year earlier to 5.97 trillion yuan ($881.49 billion), decelerating from 2017's 15.1 percent gain and marking its slowest pace of growth since 2008, when it was just 5.8 percent, data from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism showed.
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During that conversation, a grateful Manning revealed why he and his JPL colleagues were so eager to view the films: They contained the only surviving footage of the August 1972 qualification test for Viking's parachute, the contraption responsible for safely decelerating the program's landers through the Martian atmosphere.
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Amid these omens of an economy decelerating, traders fully expect Fed officials would agree to lower U.S. interest rates by at least a quarter point at the end of July to preserve the longest economic expansion on record, based on CME Group's calculation of interest rates futures prices.
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Amid these omens of a decelerating economy, traders fully expect Fed officials will agree to lower U.S. interest rates by at least a quarter point at the end of July to preserve the longest economic expansion on record, based on CME Group's calculation of interest rates futures prices.
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A bigger concern may be that growth is decelerating: "2Q and FY20 revenue and billings guidance does suggest a meaningful deceleration from current levels," DA Davidson analyst Rishi N. Jaluria wrote in a recent report, noting that first quarter revenue growth fell to 67% year over year from 78%.
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China's property sector grew 7.63 percent in the quarter from a year earlier, decelerating from 6.2 percent in the second quarter and the slowest pace in nearly two years, the National Bureau of Statistics said in a more detailed breakdown of third-quarter GDP data issued on Thursday.
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"We will go with individual lending rate caps for banks if the lending rates do not come down on a specific time limit," he said at a news conference, after the central bank cut the key policy rates by 50 basis points for a second time in three months amid decelerating credit growth.
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So Wednesday's shakeout – which included the popular iShares Edge Momentum Factor ETF (MTUM) dropping a nasty 5.2 percent – can be viewed as a violent "positioning shock," when crowded trades were upended in a hurry as the market in general struggles to revalue strong but decelerating earnings at a higher bond-yield level.
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"What we're seeing in the fourth quarter is that, while the economy is decelerating, we actually still have some support from most of the quarters from the export front-loading," said Helen Zhu, head of China equities at BlackRock, referring to exporters rushing to ship their goods out of China before new U.S. tariffs hit.
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"What will happen is, towards the second half of next year, as the economy's slowing and monetary policy is tightening and earnings are also decelerating, you're likely to see Republicans and Democrats find peace and love and start to put forward another fiscal policy package into a national election year in 2020," he said.
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" John Kessel on High Life: "They had gravity inside the spaceship, and they said that the ship was accelerating at one G constantly, and that would indeed give you a sense of gravity in the ship, and then if it was decelerating at one G that would also give you a sense of gravity.
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It would actually serve to drive longer-term interest rates lower in the U.S. There is virtually no precedent for the Fed to have begun a rate hiking cycle with growth and inflation below target, with manufacturing near, or in, a recession, with job growth decelerating and global risks as evident as they are today.
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Generally, the economy is thought to have four phases or cycles, according to most on Wall Street, including BofAML: Most on Wall Street are now saying we are in this "late cycle," the last phase of the economy before a recession, marked by decelerating economic growth and peaks in profit margins, sales and stock multiples.
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The reintroduction of search ads could open an important new revenue stream at a time when Facebook's revenue growth is quickly decelerating as it runs out of News Feed ad space, the Stories format that advertisers are still adapting is poised to overtake feed sharing on social apps and users shift their time elsewhere.
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"The recent strong run of growth we have seen in earnings may have lulled the market into complacency on the forward outlook, but with decelerating topline and building cost pressures, we are highly confident that earnings growth will be below consensus expectations next year and believe there is elevated risk of an outright earnings recession," he wrote.
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"We like how Dropbox arrested the nine-quarter trend of decelerating revenue growth that it experienced from 2Q17 to 2Q19, the way it has repriced and repackaged its solutions, the potential for the new Dropbox helps to bring all of a user's content together, whether in the cloud or in traditional files," Walravens wrote in a research note.
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"It is often said that the market climbs a wall of worry, and the next 12-18 months should provide plenty to fret about ... trade concerns, mid-term elections, inverting yield curve, rising inflation, tighter monetary conditions and decelerating (earnings per share)," wrote Credit Suisse Group AG U.S. equity strategist Jonathan Golub in a note on Wednesday.
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Falling energy prices have also stabilized Europe's economy, helped Japan manage the aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear disaster, allowed China to more aggressively pursue its new Silk Road strategy across Eurasia (while reducing the pain of a decelerating economy), kept Russia from becoming an energy superpower and weakened the prospects for energy-rich sub-Saharan African countries.
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After rising rapidly for a prolonged period of time and accelerating in 2016 (+7.0% y-o-y nationwide in 2016 and 21.7% y-o-y in Oslo in 4Q16), price increase is decelerating with growth in residential property price indices (RPPI) at 6.9% y-o-y in 2Q17 after a 0003% rise y-o-y in the past two quarters.
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"It is unproven that the company can accelerate comps into a decelerating macro/industry across the board in 2100, particularly when many turnaround initiatives are based on either better labor execution or major investments (supply chain, IT, ETC); neither of which we have (ever) seen drastically change near-term results for retailers in our 2125 years covering the industry," Barclays said.
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And all of that should happen without having a super-big effect on inflation, because if you shift the supply curve out—I know at The Economist you could actually say things like that—then you go down the demand curve and it puts downward pressure on prices that if you look at core inflation it's actually decelerating over the last three quarters.
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"One of the bigger things investors have to look at in the next decade is how much concentration is in these emerging market indexes," Jacobs told CNBC's "Squawk Box" Three-quarters of MSCI's emerging market index is now dominated by BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) countries, as well as South Korea and Taiwan—which are all decelerating economies, he noted.
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"After a long period of decelerating price increases, it's notable that in September both the national and 20-city composite indices rose at a higher rate than in August, while the 10-city index's September rise matched its August performance," Craig J. Lazzara, managing director and global head of index investment strategy at S&P Dow Jones Indices, wrote in a release.
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The Trump administration seeks to reduce the trade deficit between the U.S. and key trading partners such as China and the European Union, an effort many economists blame for expectations of reduced economic growth and decelerating investment by corporations across the U.S. Trump has targeted Beijing in particular with waves of tariffs on Chinese imports over the last two years.
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Despite a slowdown in rev growth, we believe Street underappreciates many of AMZN's embedded growth opportunities and the optionality from new initiatives; While the stock has held back since 4Q18 print on investor concerns about decelerating top line growth and step up in investments...on a growth-adjusted basis the name continues to screen very favorably against Internet and retail peers, and we expect multiples to expand over time.
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Facebook relaunches search ads to offset slowing revenue Facebook is bringing back search ads, Josh Constine reports: The reintroduction of search ads could open an important new revenue stream at a time when Facebook's revenue growth is quickly decelerating as it runs out of News Feed ad space, the Stories format that advertisers are still adapting is poised to overtake feed sharing on social apps and users shift their time elsewhere.
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"Looking forward, we continue to point to a more mixed set of fundamentals that will likely result in the housing market recovery continuing at the more tepid pace than seen over the last 1 to 2 years, led by job growth remaining positive although decelerating, credit continuing to ease at a modest pace, affordability declining and new home inventory rising," wrote Michael Rehaut, a housing analyst with J.P. Morgan.
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I mean, there's 240, or 230 million people there, the middle class has been growing, now it's decelerating again, so I think there is a lot of opportunities, so if he is a strong leader, with a very clear view on what is good for his country and his people, and provides a level playing field, for international companies to help him get this done, and create jobs in the region, in the country, I think that could actually be the revival of the-, of let's say the BRC.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within the rating case for Afflelou include: - Revenue growth of 0003% in FY18 decelerating gradually thereafter, marking the ongoing transition to closer cooperation with care networks; - EBITDA margin improving towards 21.4% by FY20 from 20.6% in FY17 driven by the top line and product mix; - Trade working capital outflow of EUR6 million per annum; - One-off payment of EUR6 million to management included in FY18; - Capex remaining stable at EUR11 million per annum; - Small bolt-on acquisitions annually offset by some asset or store disposals.
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Bolt does feel like is a family car with some fire, however, and a fun quotient that deepens if, as I hinted above, you venture out of the car's default drive mode and take advantage of some of the unique features it can offer specifically because it is an EV. In Drive, which you enter by simply pushing the new electronic shift down, the car feels very similar to whatever fossil fuel-based ride you might be used to; It accelerates when you hit the now-inappropriately named 'gas' pedal, and coasts when you remove it, decelerating slowly and smoothly.
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On Wednesday, she pointed to an M5 public bus heading down Fifth Avenue, its decelerating engine emitting a heavy exhale, which Ms. Kowalsky identified as a B on the piano that descended a short way down the scale to a G. Then an ambulance siren's song wailed through the canyon of buildings, a barely noticeable background noise that Ms. Kowalsky regarded like an orchestra conductor, declaring it a glissando, or slide, from F sharp, up an octave, to a higher F sharp, and then trilling between G and B. Ms. Kowalsky, who grew up in Queens and lives in Lower Manhattan, said that when she was 2 she walked over to a neighbor's piano and played a tune she had heard played on it a month earlier, in the same key.
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Intel expects full 20193 revenue growth of 1%, below JPMe/consensus, and assumes a strong inflection of data center spending in 2H19... Although decelerating cloud spending is impacting near-term demand, as feared by many investors, we continue to expect double-digit % capex spending growth by hyperscalers for the full year and we expect Intel to benefit from wider adoption of Cascade Lake server CPUs in 2019... We also expect Intel to benefit from constructive client CPU demand with CPU shortages to abate in 1H19... In addition, Intel is making good progress with 10nm CPU yields and is on track for 2H19 product launch (Ice Lake/Lakefield CPU family for PC client) with further products to be launched in 43 (10nm server CPU family in early 2020)... We continue to expect Intel's overall competitiveness in client and data center markets to remain very strong in 2019... While investors may view Intel's full year outlook (with strong 2H inflection) with skepticism, we believe Intel's management team has exhibited a solid track record of under promising and over delivering in regard to financial performance targets.
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