His ultimatum hurt Mexican financial assets and denting global stocks.
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It's denting profits for major companies like Hasbro and Caterpillar.
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They are denting into the capital position of the banks.
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The air campaign in Yemen is denting Saudi Arabia's reputation.
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The deal has shown little indication of significantly denting exports.
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SlimFast blamed the diet for denting sales of its shakes.
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"What China is helping us with, Russia is denting," he said.
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Jones roared as he punched a cabinet, denting the door in.
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But it's had some effect, denting public support for Mueller's investigation.
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"What China is helping us with, Russia is denting," Trump said.
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That's may be set to change next year, potentially denting Chinese growth.
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So far, these factors don't seem to be denting consumers' enthusiasm though.
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The dollar gained versus major currencies following the minutes, denting gold's appeal.
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Trade issues aren't the only factor denting Hong Kong's economy at present.
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They were primarily symbolic, barely denting the capability of the Syrian military.
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The slowdown in global economic growth appears to already be denting demand.
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But Amazon has a long way to go in denting Walmart's dominance.
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The dollar gained versus major currencies following the minutes, further denting gold's appeal.
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They failed, but not before provoking a government shutdown and denting the recovery.
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European lenders have complained on different occasions that this keeps denting their profits.
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The resulting lost revenue is denting airline profits and dashing their growth plans.
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They are denting in to the capital position of the banks, that is obvious.
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They don't seem to be denting the numbers of many Democratic candidates they target.
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The dollar gained, near a 21.7-month high against its peers, denting bullion's appeal.
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Still, concerns of a weaker global economy denting oil demand growth capped price gains.
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Top teams can now specifically practice together without worrying about denting their matchmaking rating.
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Any delay in implementing change also risks denting Prince Mohammed's image as a reformer.
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But the company has yet to be able to raise costs measurably, denting profit.
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Economic growth has slowed across Asia, Europe and North America, potentially denting fuel consumption.
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That forces airlines to find cheap ways to attract customers without denting profit margins.
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If you thought the market was liquidity driven, that is another piece denting it.
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You can also get kitchen utensils that you won't worry about denting or scratching.
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The contract has lost about 20.5% since the virus started denting sentiment last week.
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Mortgage lender HDFC closed 2.66% down, denting the financial sector, whose index ended 0.85% weaker.
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Intel has said it doesn't see the issue denting profits or slowing its roadmap, however.
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Denting the metal's appeal, the dollar index held near a more than two-week high.
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The fund's biggest test of strength will be denting Italy's gigantic pile of bad debts.
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Previously, Eskom implemented such measures, known locally as "load shedding", in 2015, denting economic output.
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Regulators have even sought to ban diesel cars from inner cities, further denting residual values.
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World shares rose towards an 18-month high following the data, denting appetite for gold.
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Coronavirus has disrupted global business supply chains, denting recruitment plans for many companies and recruiters.
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The deal comes as food distributors struggle with rising transportation costs that are denting margins.
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Coronavirus has disrupted global business supply chains, denting recruitment plans for many companies and recruiters.
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That drove Treasury yields higher, denting interest in non-yielding bullion while boosting the U.S. currency.
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The coup attempt may escalate this slowdown by increasing external financing costs and further denting tourism.
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Yet the longest-ever shutdown is already denting revenue at some of the country's largest airlines.
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Coulthard went by too, dropping Villeneuve to third but not denting his claim on the title.
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So it's possible that this new settlement, instead of denting Goop, may only help it grow.
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However, tariffs have only escalated between the two countries since 2018, creating uncertainty and denting growth.
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This has led to a rise in the cost of goods for households, denting household budgets.
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And US President Donald Trump capped his first year by denting his administration's aims in Africa.
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It's preventing Wells Fargo from growing, hurting its financial results and denting confidence in the bank.
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Both countries have hit each other's products with tariffs for nearly two years, denting investor sentiment.
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And while Rutas de America buses leave Caracas jam-packed, they often return empty, further denting business.
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Since then, the disease has swept across the country, denting pork supplies and driving up meat prices.
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The prolonged trade war between the two countries has roiled financial markets, denting risk sentiment among investors.
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Improvised small-time growers, some of them with barely a few plants, have sprouted, further denting quality.
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The divestment shrunk Conoco's reserves by nearly 2 billion barrels of oil equivalent, denting future growth potential.
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Neighbouring Zimbabwe has been hit by the fall armyworm, an invasive South American species, denting crop output.
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Apple saw a sharp decline in iPhone revenue during the quarter, denting the company's main revenue stream.
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Gold prices fell as investor appetite for riskier assets recovered slightly, denting demand for safe-haven bullion.
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Workers at the largest automaker Hyundai Motor Co have been striking since July, denting the country's exports.
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The US economy could also deliver an upside surprise on inflation, further denting the allure of bonds.
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Stocks have cratered this week, as investors panic about the deadly coronavirus spreading and denting global growth.
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Luckily, I was able to spend a four-day weekend there denting, but not breaking, the bank.
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But that would invite another drop in the lira while further denting faith in Turkey's economic stewardship.
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Meanwhile, oil prices jumped about 4%, denting shares of American Airlines Group Inc and Southwest Airlines Co .
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Also denting sentiment was the persistent strength in the dollar, which affects the overseas income for companies.
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The divestments shrunk Conoco's reserves by nearly 2 billion barrels of oil equivalent, denting future growth potential.
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Businesses widely point to uncertainty from trade tensions rather than high borrowing costs as denting their confidence.
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The guy was cited by cops, but he became enraged and started kicking the bus, denting it.
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The refining industry has been hammered of late by growing fuel inventories and weak demand, denting its profitability.
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FTSE has risen modestly this year, uncertainty over Brexit negotiations is already denting investor sentiment towards sterling assets.
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A squeeze on British consumers from inflationary pressures and sluggish wage growth is denting spending on discretionary goods.
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Any positive news from the negotiations tend to boost appetite for riskier assets, denting gold's safe-haven appeal.
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Its grounding is denting the U.S. economy, and a potential shutdown of its production could make matters worse.
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Its grounding is denting the U.S. economy, and a potential shutdown of its production could make matters worse.
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China had also reported surprisingly weaker growth in retail sales and industrial output for April, denting riskier assets.
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Until a few weeks ago, a shortage of jobs and weak farm prices were seen denting Modi's popularity.
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There are already doubts the effort to curb production by almost 7333 million bpd is seriously denting exports.
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Elsewhere, soaring stock markets also detracted attention from gold, the WGC said, denting interest in bullion-backed ETFs.
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The bank said its loan impairment charges rose by 3.2 billion shillings last year, denting its overall performance.
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Keeping rates steady would create a market shock — one that could infect the real economy by denting confidence.
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The virus that started in China in late December has spread worldwide, denting exports and reducing air travel.
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The hotel industry, in general, is feeling the impact of slowing global growth, which is denting business travel.
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More US tariffs: Proposed US tariffs on European goods worth $2100 billion are denting refreshed market optimism on trade.
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At the time, ECB President Mario Draghi said geopolitics, protectionism and vulnerabilities in emerging markets were denting economic sentiment.
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The dollar index held close to a near three-week high versus major currencies, potentially denting demand for gold.
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The prolonged trade war between the world's biggest economies has rolled over financial markets denting risk sentiment among investors.
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They are already hyper-sensitive to any sign inflationary pressures are denting consumer confidence in this late-cycle environment.
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Low global commodity prices have hurt Indonesia for years, denting export earnings, investment, state revenue and people's purchasing power.
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The trade disputes were endangering the global upturn by denting confidence and triggering upheaval on financial markets, he said.
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For South Africa's two biggest opposition parties, this election offers their best shot yet of denting the ANC's dominance.
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Tourism to Hong Kong, especially from mainland China, has fallen sharply over the past two months, denting hotel revenues.
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Blaming "fake news" for denting Clinton's popularity has proven comforting to liberals still reeling from the unexpected electoral loss.
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Oil retreated as the U.S. dollar rebounded from early losses and strengthened, denting support for the latest crude rally.
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That is likely to propel U.S. bond yields and the dollar higher, in turn denting currencies around the world.
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It also raises costs of exported vehicles and parts, making Japanese products less competitive overseas and denting profit margins.
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OPEC is seeking to add supplies to the market to prevent prices from rising too quickly and denting demand.
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Trump unleashed a fresh barrage of harsh comments on Beijing's trade practices on Tuesday, denting optimism around Sino-U.
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Leahy also said Boeing was putting some of its own sales at risk, rather than denting interest in the A321neo.
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While denting profits near term, Wal-Mart has said the investments are helping improve customer service and worker engagement scores.
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Rising trade tensions with China and Mexico threaten to slow the global economy, denting demand for oil and other commodities.
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About 40 percent of Inditex's sales come from outside Europe, denting sales as emerging market currencies have fallen of late.
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The deflationary spiral department stores and others in the space are stuck in is denting their gross margins, Kleinhenz said.
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Denting bullion's appeal was a firmer dollar, which gained 0.2 percent, making gold more expensive for investors of other currencies.
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He explained that weakness in international trade was denting manufacturing activity in the euro area, as well as business investment.
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But there is little precedent in this campaign for any effort by establishment figures to succeed in denting his hopes.
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But oil prices have been capped by concerns that an economic slowdown will soon start denting growth in fuel demand.
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The drought has forced the Western Cape farm sector to cut water use by 250 percent, denting output, he added.
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Meanwhile, in France, social unrest associated with the "yellow jacket movement" is seriously denting investor confidence in that country's economy.
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Trade disputes could escalate or become more widespread, denting activity in the economies involved and leading to negative global spillovers.
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American Dream's next wave of openings, however, comes as the deadly coronavirus spreads globally, hampering travel and denting tourism spending.
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So massive objects like stars create gravity by denting space-time, so much so they'll bend light right around themselves.
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They believe negative rates have consequences, such as denting banks' balance sheets, which could have wider impacts on the economy.
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Such a two-year allocation would reduce the risk of a shutdown interrupting reserve component training and denting family finances.
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A closely watched forecast released on Tuesday evening has however sent jitters across the markets, denting sterling and domestic stocks.
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As oil prices have plunged in recent months, they are denting producer governments' revenues and in turn their economies, she added.
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The waiting game risks denting high hopes for fast action after Trump began his term with a flurry of executive orders.
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That anodized aluminum casing provides a handsome sheen, but drop it and you run a good chance of denting a corner.
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Fuel prices and private school fees, clothing and electronics have all risen in price with the lira's decline, denting consumer sentiment.
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But several counties opened only one polling site during the first week of early voting, slightly denting turnout across the state.
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A squeeze on British consumers from above-target inflation and sluggish wage growth is denting spending on goods other than food.
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Yet investor pessimism about the global growth outlook and political risks have receded, denting the appeal of safe-haven bond markets.
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Companies hoping to target young users may in turn move their ad dollars elsewhere, denting money-losing Snap's primary revenue source.
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But, one fan missed their target and hit the championship hardware right in one of the flags ... denting it pretty badly.
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Marquee companies, most recently General Electric, have shifted their headquarters away from the state, denting tax revenue and hitting property prices.
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His Environmental Protection Agency has angered farm states by granting more waivers than usual to small refineries, denting demand for biofuels.
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But several counties opened only one polling site during the first week of early voting, slightly denting turnout across the state.
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Two more Republican senators insisted on changes to tax cut legislation, denting confidence that it will pass in its current form.
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Of course, if Apple does try to charge a lot more, it may sell fewer iPhones, denting revenue as a result.
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Stocks got roiled again on Thursday as the U.S. government failed to assuage fears of the coronavirus outbreak denting economic growth.
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The stock market experienced its worst week since the financial crisis as investors worried about the coronavirus denting global economic growth.
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Credit Suisse says the consensus decline in Amazon margins is expected to be 42.5%, denting S&P earnings growth by 0.3%.
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Savills also said Thursday that residential transactions fell 2000 percent in London during the first half of 252, denting its profits.
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Rising rates would be considered a danger, but he said that increase would have to be substantial before denting the market.
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So Apple may also be one data-tracking scandal away from significantly denting the idea that data necessarily "stays on your iPhone."
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Some economists said the ISM data also reflects the decline in the stock market, denting confidence and causing manufacturers to pull back.
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However, denting bullion's appeal, the dollar index was up 0.2% on Friday and was on track for a second consecutive weekly rise.
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When it comes to global transportation, a new Bloomberg NEF report underscores how EVs have barely begun denting oil use so far.
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There are even military implications, with improved undersea surveillance making it harder for submarines to hide, thus denting their second-strike capabilities.
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Fitch believes that losses from a potential spread refund law should be manageable for BOS and Eurobank, without materially denting their capitalisation.
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Yet prices have been prevented from rising further by concerns that an economic slowdown will soon start denting growth in fuel demand.
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Further denting forward crude demand is that many of the teapot refiners, including Tianhong Chemical and Haiyou, will undertake maintenance this year.
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It risks denting his own efforts to break perceptions of the EU as a cozy, technocratic club for political and business elites.
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It risks denting his own efforts to break perceptions of the EU as a cosy, technocratic club for political and business elites.
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In the process, he's denting the longtime international view of the United States as the uncompromising champion of freedom of the press.
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It has improved economic efficiency but critics say the complexities of the new regime have hit small enterprises hard, denting Modi's popularity.
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Spotify's lead over Apple's music-streaming service in the US is narrowing, denting the air of invincibility around the recently floated pioneer.
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Both currencies have been hit hard as the coronavirus outbreak hamstrung global trade and tourism, while denting prices for key commodity exports.
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With the prisoner swap, however, Mr. Putin seems eager to show himself as less recalcitrant in the hope of denting Western resolve.
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But denting sentiment on Friday, data showed the U.S. manufacturing sector contracted in December by the most in more than a decade.
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The growing drug problem was also denting the image of a region better known as a tourist destination for its sun and beaches.
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Gold fell on Friday as the dollar regained momentum and an improvement in risk sentiment lifted stock markets in Europe, denting bullion's appeal.
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Further denting sentiment, China's offshore yuan notched fresh six-year lows on Thursday after the People's Bank of China set a weaker midpoint.
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The dollar has been the preferred safe haven this year as the U.S.-China trade war unfolded, thereby denting the appeal of bullion.
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But last month a Malaysian politician said that plant should be closed, denting the company's stock and further unnerving the rare earths market.
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Weighing on financial markets were concerns that a trade dispute between the United States and China would remain unresolved, denting global economic prospects.
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Based on 2956Q26657 results, the bank could incur annual net impairment charges equivalent to around 244% of gross loans without denting its capital.
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More than 12 million Brazilians are unemployed, and scores of companies have filed for bankruptcy protection, denting the popularity of President Michel Temer.
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The state-owned utility has been forced to introduce nationwide electricity cuts in the past decade, the latest in 2015, denting economic output.
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Toyota has said duties under new trading deals could be as much as 10 percent, hitting either prices or margins, and denting sales.
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Also denting gold's appeal were higher stocks, with European shares climbing to a three-month high on optimism about U.S.-China trade talks.
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Deutsche's Weidenbach put this down to the strengthening euro denting expectations for earnings from foreign-exposed companies especially in healthcare and consumer staples.
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Further denting risk sentiment in Asia, a U.S. naval base at Sasebo, in western Japan, was put on lockdown after reports of gunshots.
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Many parts of the country's rice growing area have been hit by drought and traders said higher prices were also denting overseas demand.
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The containment measures have cut Italian motorway traffic to a trickle, denting sales for Autogrill, rival travel food providers and petrol station operators.
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It said Brexit-related pressures were hurting its British business and higher distribution and labour costs were denting profit in the United States.
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Higher tariffs have made it more expensive to sell Chinese-made goods to American customers, denting China's factory activity and consumer confidence there.
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The euro has strengthened in recent sessions partly due to easing concerns about a global trade war denting the dollar's safe-haven appeal.
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"Rising use of gas to begin denting diesel demand in five to seven years," said B.V. Ramagopal, the director of refineries at Indian Oil.
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Gold fell on Tuesday as U.S. equities and the dollar firmed ahead of the outcome of U.S. congressional elections, denting the precious metal's appeal.
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Conversely, they say, if they approve contentious extradition requests, local critics may accuse the judges of merely doing Beijing's bidding, denting perceptions of independence.
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China selling, or just not buying more U.S. bonds, would be a significant development, pushing up U.S. borrowing costs and potentially denting U.S. growth.
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Some survey respondents pinned the blame on the US-China trade war, which is raising costs on businesses, disrupting supply chains and denting confidence.
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"This week has seen a heavy supply of deals and investors are generally cautious towards the end of a quarter, denting sentiment," he said.
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"Prolonged uncertainty about the UK's future relationship with the EU following the Brexit vote is undoubtedly denting FDI in the country," the report said.
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The slowness in cosmetics is showing itself in the industry's titans, Sephora and Ulta, thereby possibly denting the exclusive loyalty brands feel toward them.
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It sailed 20 feet across his shop and embedded itself 8 inches into a wall before hitting (and badly denting) the exterior steel siding.
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The dollar has been the preferred refuge for investors concerned by the heightening trade tensions since last year, in turn denting appeal for gold.
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The dollar also gained from some limited safe-haven flows due to the U.S.-China trade spat, denting the appeal of dollar-priced bullion.
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This has been building for years, as the market power — and even democracy-denting potential — of surveillance capitalism's data giants has telescoped into view.
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However, price gains were choppy as a looming trade war between the world's two largest economies was seen as potentially denting global demand growth.
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He also has gained momentum by trouncing the center-right Les Republicains party in European elections, denting its hopes of rebuilding a credible opposition.
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Once duty-free sales of cigarettes and alcohol were banned outside airports in 1999, one-day trips all but vanished, denting France's market share.
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Higher interest rates hurt gold because they push up bond yields, denting the appeal of non-yielding bullion, and tend to boost the greenback.
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At Qdoba, a chain of Mexican restaurants owned by Jack in the Box, promotions to grab new customers were blamed for denting profit margins.
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Next up was the horse, where Danell Leyva slipped on the dismount, leading to another low score and seriously denting United States medal hopes.
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The lower score is attributed mainly to that back glass, which iFixit was unable to remove without denting the back case of the phone.
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Since oil is traded in dollars, a stronger greenback makes it more expensive for countries using other currencies to buy fuel, potentially denting demand.
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Go deeper: Why Amazon keeps spending big on grocery delivery Amazon's speedy one-day shipping is denting its profits A crisis for retail jobs
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It's a great option for the price, coming in under many other options on the market, but users have experienced some denting if dropped.
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Gold prices edged up on Tuesday as disappointing Chinese factory activity data brought back concerns about the health of the global economy, denting risk appetite.
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"Persistent uncertainty from protectionist policies is denting corporate confidence and slowing business spending," the BlackRock Investment Institute said in its outlook for the fourth quarter.
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The $56 billion IMF standby financing agreement includes fiscal cuts that have enraged wide segments of the public, denting the popularity of President Mauricio Macri.
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The coronavirus outbreak could slow down China's deployment of 5G networks, analysts warned, potentially denting the progress of one of President Xi Jinping's national priorities.
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Denting the metal's appeal, the dollar index held near a more than two-week high, supported by a dovish ECB and bearish eurozone economic data.
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Yelp cratered as much as 32 percent Friday, a day after releasing third-quarter earnings that revealed advertisers are abandoning the site and denting revenue.
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The dollar reversed earlier losses and gained against the yen , with the pullback in JGB yields from one-year highs denting the Japanese currency's appeal.
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It is pinning its hopes of denting France's chronically high unemployment on a law that would only slightly relax negotiating conditions between workers and management.
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The progress made on the sidelines of G20 summit between Washington and Beijing lifted global financial markets, denting the appeal for the safe-haven metal.
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TRADE CONCERNS: Persistent concerns over tit-for-tat trade tariffs between China and the United States are denting demand for risky assets, such as metals.
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Uber Eats is a bright spot for Uber, but the company has already blamed increased competition from DoorDash, Rappi and others for denting its growth.
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On the other hand, it needs to maintain the 3.3% fiscal deficit target set for the current year — or risk denting investor confidence in India.
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Fears that the fast-spreading virus would hurt economic growth in China, which accounts for about half of global copper consumption, have been denting sentiment.
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Most of the city's large banks could handle a 30 percent decline in property prices without it denting their creditworthiness, reckons S&P Global Ratings.
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The El Nino weather event brings dry weather across Southeast Asia, denting palm's fruit yields and lowering output in top producing countries Malaysia and Indonesia.
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Sales of BMW and Mini cars rose 5.9 percent to a new record in the first quarter, but fell in the United States, denting profitability.
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The company is contending with consumers taking longer to upgrade and a trade war denting demand in China, once one of its most promising markets.
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"Fuel oil consumption is expected to fall in Japan... as nuclear power plants are restarted, denting the country's demand for fossil fuels," said Banchero Costa's Leszczynski.
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Zuckerberg's got the edge here, though: His attitude is pretty common in tech — you can't throw a stone in Silicon Valley without denting someone's AI platform.
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The policy has been widely criticized because it essentially charges banks that park cash at the Frankfurt-based institution, potentially denting revenues at euro zone lenders.
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Eskom, which is reliant on state bailouts to survive, implemented some of the worst power cuts in several years in the first quarter, denting economic output.
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Also denting sentiment was a magnitude 771.433 earthquake in Osaka in western Japan on Monday, hitting the shares of utility companies headquartered in the Kansai region.
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Another factor denting sentiment may have been a suggestion by an official think-tank for China to set a growth target of 6.5 percent for 2017.
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President Trump tells Reuters that Russia is "not helping us at all with North Korea," and that the Russian actions are "denting" progress China is making.
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Weak exports have weighed on Japan's factory output, threatening to undermine capital expenditure and denting policymakers' hopes that domestic demand will help offset intensifying external strains.
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Second, and more importantly, increased U.S. protection is contributing to a slowdown in the Chinese and European economic growth by denting investor confidence in those economies.
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In the bank's view, the Russian central bank worries that higher oil prices could cause the Russian ruble to gain in value, potentially denting economic growth.
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That Monet was one of three works guaranteed by Sotheby's for a total of at least £2104.3 million that failed to sell, denting the auction's profitability.
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China's industrial sector has faced persistent pressure in the past year, with manufacturers battling sluggish demand and a profit-denting trade dispute with the United States.
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It's reputational-denting failures like Myanmar — which last year led the UN to dub Facebook's platform "a beast" — that are motivating this latest self-regulation effort.
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China's industrial sector has faced persistent pressure in the past year, with manufacturers battling sluggish demand and a profit-denting trade dispute with the United States.
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One trader in Shanghai noted that the slow return of the workforce is denting demand from corporate clients, capping trading volume and volatility in yuan markets.
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Spread-betters see the risk-off mood denting major European share indexes, with Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC tipped to fall 2291.6 to 21 percent.
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From the campaign trail to the Oval Office, Trump has also blasted companies like Amazon and threatened scores of others, at times even denting their stock prices.
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Also, the weak economy led to hundreds of thousands of expatriate workers leaving the country over the past year, also denting demand for consumer credit and loans.
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Better-than-expected U.S. data coupled with upbeat corporate earnings lifted Wall Street and risk sentiment among investors, in turn denting appeal for the safe-haven bullion.
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And central banks have been widely slated for propping up the financial sector, and denting savers' incomes, in the wake of the financial crisis of 2007-08.
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Further denting sentiment was comments from Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank President Patrick Harker who said on Thursday that he did not see the case for additional stimulus.
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Demonetisation did indeed bring in lots of fresh deposits, but the bankers were then browbeaten into slashing the rates at which they lend, further denting their margins.
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Chief among those concerns include a U.S.-China trade war denting business confidence, a global manufacturing slowdown and inflation below the Fed's target of 2% a year.
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Gold retreated to a near one-week low on Monday as the dollar built on momentum from upbeat economic data from the United States, denting bullion's appeal.
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Yet analysts said oil prices would likely be higher by now if it wasn't for a spreading economic slowdown that is expected to start denting fuel consumption.
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Its relatively small exposure to the troubled infrastructure sector, which has forced other banks to make profit-denting provisions, has helped HDFC Bank maintain stable asset quality.
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A firmer yen eats into profits repatriated from abroad and raises the cost of exported vehicles and parts, making Japanese products less competitive overseas and denting margins.
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Boeing's fleet of some 400 737 Max jets has been grounded since March, denting airlines' profits, forcing carriers to cancel thousands of flights and pushing up costs.
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Then, oil prices suffered an historic collapse that threatens to set off a wave of US bankruptcies and layoffs in the energy sector, further denting business spending.
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The data came on the back of regulators' attempts to cool an overheated housing market by imposing limits on mortgage lending by big banks, denting their outlook.
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Investors have been cautious about U.S. stocks in particular and continue to shovel money into bonds, despite rising yields that are denting returns for fixed income funds.
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Final PMI readings in Europe at seven-year lows and weak confidence readings in Japan led investors to ride on the greenback, denting most developing world currencies.
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The Chinese government had barred outbound packaged tour travel for Chinese travellers, denting shares of Japanese companies that have benefited from a rising influx of Chinese tourists.
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The most obvious way that could happen would be by denting consumer spending, which has largely remained resilient throughout the trade war and other recent political controversies.
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China's industrial sector has faced persistent pressure in the past year, with manufacturers battling sluggish domestic demand and a profit-denting trade dispute with the United States.
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Japanese insurers have been accelerating their pace of foreign acquisitions over the past few years with an aging population and low interest rates denting returns at home.
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Russia's biggest food retailer, X227.7 has been pressing ahead with the expansion of its low-cost Pyaterochka chain as an economic downturn hit households' incomes, denting consumer spending.
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And efforts to short-circuit the progression of Alzheimer's by developing drugs that target plaque production have so far abysmally failed in clinical trials, further denting the theory.
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Tax changes have negatively impacted operators, with the increase of machine games duty and the new POC tax denting profits over the last few years for all operators.
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Topps Tiles, which sells bathroom, wall and floor tiles said Brexit could also hurt consumer confidence, denting sales and could cause staffing problems from a smaller labour pool.
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As befits their origins, the new technologies have military implications, too, as improved undersea surveillance makes it harder for submarines to hide, thus denting their second-strike capabilities.
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One of the year's surprise hits, Lil Pump's "Gucci Gang" ascended the Hot 23 for more than six straight weeks without even denting R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay.
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The panel also confirmed the WTO's right to review national security claims, denting U.S. claims that national security was not subject to review by the global trade body.
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Last week, President Trump failed to get the support of the Republican party to repeal and replace Obamacare, denting his image as someone who can get deals done.
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This private side of Trump sheds light on why many CEOs have expressed confidence that the Republican president is good for business, despite his share-denting public attacks.
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TOKYO, March 17 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks fell on Thursday afternoon, reversing earlier gains as the yen strengthened, denting investors' risk appetite and dragging down a host of stocks.
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Any positive developments from either of the geo-political issues will weigh on gold prices as investors appetite for riskier assets will rise, denting bullion's safe-haven appeal.
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The tax's complex structure - four main rates ranging from 5 to 73 percent - has hurt sales and risks denting economic growth and government revenues in the months ahead.
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Consumer firms in Asia's third-largest economy have been particularly hard-hit as India's crops wilted during back-to-back drought years, denting rural customers' ability to spend.
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The Corporate Survey showed about 40 percent of Japanese firms saw the possibility of trade friction and protectionism denting sales and profit plans in the next fiscal year.
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Gold fell on Friday as hints of more monetary stimulus from the European Central Bank weighed on the euro and pushed stocks higher, denting appetite for alternative assets.
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Retail petrol prices have risen 17.7 percent in national capital Delhi and diesel prices are up 24.99 percent this year - denting domestic demand for consumer durables and cars.
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Lead is used mostly in batteries, and a weaker global economic growth amid a prolonged trade dispute between the United States and China has been denting its demand.
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The changing of the tide has contributed to crises in Turkey and Argentina, while denting the value of currencies and slowing growth prospects from India to South Africa.
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The social media company said its shift toward a self-serve model for advertisers was paying off and blamed a redesign of its app for denting user numbers.
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This one has a rigid exterior for insulating your computer from outside impact and a soft, padded interior to prevent the case from scratching or denting your laptop.
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The Fed's latest policy meeting minutes suggested it is on course to raise interest rates further after two hikes this year, denting demand for non-interest-yielding gold.
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Higher interest rates tend to boost the dollar and push up bond yields, making greenback-denominated gold more expensive for holders of other currencies and denting its appeal.
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Retail stocks— Shares of the S&P 183 Retail ETF (XRT) fell 218% as retailers worry that higher gas prices will eat into consumer spending, denting retail sales.
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Negotiations on this so-called 'suspension mechanism' have ground to a halt, denting the hopes for visa-free travel to the EU of another former Soviet republic, Georgia.
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The U.S. currency was the preferred safe haven this year as the U.S.-China trade conflict unfolded against a backdrop of higher U.S. interest rates, denting gold's appeal.
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The U.S. currency had been the preferred safe haven this year as the U.S.-China trade conflict unfolded against a backdrop of higher U.S. interest rates, denting gold's appeal.
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Between the lines: Amazon had been posting record profits in recent quarters, but its move to offer one-day shipping to Prime customers is clearly denting the bottom line.
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The company has blamed the negative publicity for denting sales and has taken steps to improve its public image by removing Schnatter's image from promotional materials and pizza boxes.
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A stronger dollar makes oil and other commodities denominated in the greenback less affordable to holders of the euro and other currencies, typically denting demand for such raw materials.
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The lower taxes are expected to reduce imports of gasoline and diesel into Vietnam, denting overall profit margins for the oil products, four fuel traders told Reuters on Monday.
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It was the first time Markit, which compiles the influential index, cited the outcome of the June 56.13 referendum on Britain's EU membership as a factor denting business expectations.
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But complaints about red-tinted screens on the S11.7900 and spotty Wi-fi connection have forced the company to offer two software fixes, denting some of the initial enthusiasm.
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Chief among the concerns are the U.S.-China trade war, which is denting business confidence, a global manufacturing slowdown and inflation below the Fed's target of 2% a year.
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The debts would then become more costly to service, denting the impact of any exuberant fiscal policy and further justifying a skeptical view of the UK from financial markets.
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An El Nino weather pattern, which ended in May, triggered drought conditions across the southern African region, hitting the staple, maize, and other crops and denting demand for fertilisers.
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However, a Saudi decision to shrink global oil supplies and raise prices could hurt U.S. President Donald Trump by slowing economic growth and denting his 2020 re-election prospects.
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The Chinese government had announced prohibition of outbound packaged tour travel for Chinese travellers, denting shares of Japanese companies that have benefited from a rising influx of Chinese tourists.
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The Chinese government had announced prohibition of outbound packaged tour travel for Chinese travelers, denting shares of Japanese companies that have benefited from a rising influx of Chinese tourists.
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RAPTORS 117, HEAT 109 Pascal Siakam had 23 points and 10 rebounds, Kawhi Leonard scored 22 points, and host Toronto won in overtime, further denting Miami's fading playoff hopes.
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A government decision last year to cut the personal injury discount rate contributed to an increase in the size of payouts, denting insurers' profits and driving premiums to record highs.
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Denting the bullion's appeal, the dollar index jumped after data showed that U.S. retail sales increased more than expected in June, adding to recent evidence that the economy is improving.
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Chief among those concerns include the prolonged U.S.-China trade war, which is denting business confidence, a global manufacturing slowdown and inflation below the Fed's target of 23% a year.
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Tepid inflation and disappointing producer price data this week support the Fed's stance of keeping interest rates on hold, denting the dollar and lifting demand for non-interest-yielding gold.
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Finally, the expansion of free nurseries around the country allows women to re-enter the workforce without denting their income through childcare costs, in contrast to much of Western Europe.
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A government decision this year to cut the personal injury discount rate contributed to a rise in the size of payouts, denting insurers' profits and lifting premiums to record highs.
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Another factor making it more difficult to divert cargoes is that rising gas storage levels in North Asia are denting demand for LNG ahead of a warmer than expected winter.
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Tepid inflation and disappointing producer prices data this week support the Fed's stance of keeping interest rates on hold, denting the dollar and lifting demand for non-interest-yielding gold.
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Saving so much money without seriously denting voter satisfaction has been a marvel, but the apparently thin preparation on display this week suggests how the trick has been pulled off.
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U.S. producer prices unexpectedly fell in August, recording their first drop in 1-1/2 years and denting talk of accelerating inflation following last week's strong jobs and wage data.
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That comes as a slowdown in global trade and an oil and gas industry hard-hit by falling energy prices are denting demand for logistics space in the city-state.
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They are also denting his image as an invincible leader with a shot at becoming Japan's longest-serving premier, although so far most political experts are betting he can survive.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar rose on Wednesday as stocks fell and after European data signaled that economic growth could be flagging across the euro zone, denting the euro.
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Denting enthusiasm is how international investors already have access to Chinese shares via Hong Kong-listed and New York-listed Chinese companies - as well as the China-Hong Kong Connects.
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The selloff in long-dated debt extended to shorter-dated maturities after the Der Spiegel report and as stock markets globally sold off, denting appetite for risk assets in general.
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Fuel substitution is also denting overall oil demand, said Chris Midgley, head of analytics at S&P Global Platts, a unit of S&P Global Inc, which organized the conference.
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The dollar held near a two-week high, denting most developing world currencies as demand for safe-haven assets rose in the face of growing anxiety over the global outlook.
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ET. The two hurricanes are expected to inflict a "bearish shock" on oil balances in September, denting global demand by 900,000 bpd and supply by about 300,000 bpd, Goldman said.
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Denting sentiment further were fears about a global economic fallout from the virus, with new cases in mainland China rising to 13,048 as on Sunday from 2,009 the previous day.
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Both have refused to acknowledge that the trade war has been detrimental to their respective domestic economies, while remaining reluctant to concede ground and risk denting their popularity back home.
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The decline came as the company grappled with consumers waiting longer to upgrade their smartphones and a trade war denting demand in China, once one of Apple's most promising markets.
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The U.S. currency has been the preferred safe haven this year as the U.S.-China trade war unfolded against a backdrop of higher U.S. interest rates, denting the bullion's appeal.
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It is his singular skill for denting and damaging elusive and fast-moving baseball pitches that will earn Cespedes an average of $27.5 million over the span of his deal.
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That lead could be affected by how he handles a crisis that risks denting his image as a devout Catholic and family man with a relatively scandal-free record in office.
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Fuel import costs have been pushed up further by a slide in emerging market currencies against the dollar, denting growth and even triggering protests and government fuel price controls in India.
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The scale of the bankers' task was underlined on Tuesday when the minister said there would be no separate deal for the financial services industry, denting hopes of a transition arrangement.
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The metal had earlier hit a session low of $1,281.35 an ounce as mounting trade concerns weighed on the yuan, denting demand in the world's biggest buyer of the metal, China.
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Depressingly, it seems like one of the better ways to discourage corruption in the new administration may be as simple as Americans looking askance at Ivanka and denting her public image.
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Britain's looming exit from the European Union risks denting the economy but in the meantime the weakness of sterling has made it cheaper for foreign buyers to snap up UK assets.
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Limiting gold's declines, however, were concerns about the budget deficit in Italy, which weighed on European shares, with broad uncertainties over trade and economic growth denting investor enthusiasm towards riskier assets.
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Denting the bullion's appeal, Asian shares advanced on Monday as encouraging Chinese data suggested the world's second-biggest economy may be starting to stabilize due to ramped-up stimulus from Beijing.
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Last year, its Atom processors even looked like they had a shot at denting Qualcomm's market dominance, thanks in large part to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 chip's power and heat issues.
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Islamist militants on April 21 bombed churches and luxury hotels across Sri Lanka, killing more than 250 people and severely denting its tourism sector, one of the country's top revenue streams.
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The fact that Nigeria and Libya were exempt from the deal due to production-denting civil strife will further pressure OPEC leader Saudi Arabia to shoulder the bulk of supply reductions.
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The euro zone's main stock index edged lower, however, as the single currency headed back towards a 20.8-month high, a trend which appears to be denting profitability in certain sectors.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is due to decide by Saturday whether to impose duties on car imports, potentially posing another significant threat to global growth and denting Europe's prized auto sector.
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However, the threat of elevated fuel prices comes as U.S. trade disputes with its biggest trading partners risk putting upward pressure on consumer prices and denting Americans' view of the economy.
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The first of a series of demonstrations began when Tesla's head of design, Franz von Holzhausen, appeared with a sledgehammer, first hitting and denting what Musk called a "regular truck door" ...
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While this does look intended as a tool of last resort, the market denting power of tech giants is piling the pressure on — with record numbers of such complaints awaiting judgement.
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Denting the bullion's appeal, Asian shares advanced on Monday as encouraging Chinese data suggested the world's second-biggest economy may be starting to stabilise due to ramped-up stimulus from Beijing.
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The Dow plunged nearly 1,200 points on Thursday, the benchmark's biggest one-day point drop ever, as worries over the coronavirus possibly spreading and denting global growth sent stocks in tailspin.
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Concerns about the spread of a coronavirus in China continued to hang over the market, a day after fears of the disease denting the global economy pressed commodity futures sharply lower.
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The analysts consulted said the weaker July showing was due to a smaller impact from farm sector exports and high inflation, denting what had been seen as something of a recovery.
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The metal had earlier hit a session low of $1,281.35 an ounce as the mounting trade concerns weighed on the yuan, denting demand in the world's biggest buyer of the metal, China.
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The European Union has announced a package of measures intended to step up efforts and pressure on tech giants to combat democracy-denting disinformation ahead of the EU parliament elections next May.
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Appearing on CNBC's "Power Lunch," Daly said she did not think the outbreak would do anything "material" to the U.S. economy, even with heavy travel restrictions in China potentially denting global growth.
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Afghanistan has seen a string of militant attacks in recent months, denting confidence in the ability of the U.S.-backed government to ensure security 15 years after the hardline Taliban were ousted.
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It would also represent a defeat for the Italian government, which regards Alitalia as a strategic asset and a matter of national pride, denting its industrial strategy aimed at attracting foreign investment.
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With every day spent away from the farm denting their earnings, and with payments by the government taking up to three months to arrive, farmers may prefer to sell to private traders.
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A recent poll suggested that, if there were a single gilet jaune list at the European elections, it would get 13%, denting both Ms Le Pen's score (17.5%) and Mr Mélenchon's (8%).
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Above-target inflation and sluggish wage growth are denting spending on goods other than food, while a record-breaking summer heatwave made spending in bars and on entertainment more appealing than shopping.
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Meanwhile the company's ongoing attempts to dampen the virality of democracy-denting junk shared on its platform continue — and continue to yield underwhelming results, given the size and gravity of the problem.
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Analysts also worry that weak gasoline demand will cause refiners' profit margins to drop to a level that will cause them to reduce their activity later this year, further denting oil demand.
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But exports dropped for a seventh straight month in June, falling 6.7% from a year earlier, data showed on Thursday, denting policymakers' hopes that domestic demand will help offset intensifying external strains.
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However, the threat of elevated fuel prices comes as the U.S. trade war with its biggest trade partners risks putting upward pressure on consumer prices and denting Americans' view of the economy.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese manufacturing deteriorated for a third month in July, a revised survey showed on Thursday, offering another sign of how trade protectionism and slower global growth are denting the economy.
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Indonesia has not been hit as hard by trade disputes as South Korea has, but the U.S.-China trade war, slowing global growth and falling commodity prices are denting its economic performance.
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Donaire landed a potentially jaw-denting straight right in the ninth round but Inoue showed great recuperative ability to ride out the effects of the blow and evade the onslaught that followed.
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When Einhorn blamed Tesla's good performance in the first half of 2018 for denting Greenlight's hedge fund, Elon Musk promised to send him a box of "short shorts" — and he followed through.
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But Brzeski said lower oil prices were denting U.S. growth prospects and that it would no longer be the "strong safety net" for German exports and industry that it was last year.
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Mr. Netanyahu is Israel's first prime minister-elect to be unable to form a coalition after an election, seriously denting the aura of invincibility he has cultivated over a decade in office.
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Cash injections in rivals like DoorDash in the United States and Rappi in Latin America have forced Uber to spend more on UberEats to shore up its market position, denting its growth.
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These have all shrunk the size of land in which Bayaka can hunt and gather, denting their food supplies and forcing them into small, low-quality enclaves, often close to settled villages.
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TAIPEI, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Taiwan's government slightly lowered its 2019 economic growth forecast to 2.27 percent from 2.41 percent amid global trade tensions and weaker tech demand that's denting the island's exports.
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Erik Andresen, head of Norway's car importers' federation, said the boom for electric cars was denting Norway's tax revenues, raising questions about future reforms to raise cash from the 5.3 million population.
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Denting safe-haven appeal for gold, Saudi Arabia sought to reassure markets after the attack on Saturday halved its crude oil output, saying full production would be restored by the month's end.
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The finance minister's announcement came in weeks after allegations of fraud at Mumbai-based Punjab and Maharashtra Co-operative Bank rocked India's banking industry, denting investor confidence in an already troubled sector.
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Alongside its allied producers, the 14-member cartel is keeping supply limits in place for a second consecutive year in order to try to clear a price-denting glut of oil inventories.
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Denting safe-haven appeal for gold, Saudi Arabia sought to reassure markets after the attack on Saturday halved its crude oil output, saying full production would be restored by the month's end.
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Exporters - especially those with large exposure to China - were down as the dollar remained pressured against the yen, with signs the Federal Reserve might move to cut rates soon denting the greenback.
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With pervasive uncertainty already denting trade, big central banks like the ECB and the U.S. Federal Reserve appear to have given up plans to tighten policy, and markets are now positioned for easing.
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Half of mid-caps' income is generated in the UK. Weak results from retailers Sports Direct and Bonmarche also dragged the market down, denting investors' appetite for stocks sensitive to slowing consumer spending.
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Puigdemont's PDeCAT party has failed to agree on a united ticket to contest the election with another secessionist party, the ERC, denting the pro-independence camp's hopes of pressing ahead after the election.
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The narrative so far has been fairly positive, with only a small crop of companies including industrial giant Caterpillar , toymaker Hasbro Inc and chipmaker Texas Instruments blaming the tariff moves for denting results.
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The narrative so far has been fairly positive, with only a small crop of companies including industrial giant Caterpillar , toymaker Hasbro Inc and chipmaker Texas Instruments blaming the tariff moves for denting results.
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Bearish positions on the Taiwan dollar rose slightly after Taiwan's government trimmed its 2019 economic growth forecast, showing that weakening technology demand and slowing global growth were denting the country's exports and outlook.
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On the demand side, a protracted trade war between the world's two largest economies, the United States and China, is denting global economic growth and the outlook for the consumption of transport fuels.
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Besides the fiscal policy outlook, expectations of a possible boost to the economy from fiscal policy, both in Japan and Europe, are supporting share prices and denting the appeal of low-yielding JGBs.
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JetBlue, the sixth largest U.S. airline by passengers, is scrambling to keep a lid on costs, including a profit-denting rise in fuel prices over the past year that's impacted the broader industry.
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Hansen, who lives north of Seattle, was accused in May 2017 of spitting on the driver and denting his car after learning he couldn&apost pay cash for his family&aposs ride home.
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Below are details on how some of Africa's longest-serving leaders have managed to stay in power, or are trying to do so, denting hopes of a dawn of democracy across the region.
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The investigation into Hanergy, among the most high-profile ever conducted by the SFC, has raised fears over widespread market manipulation in Hong Kong, denting the city's reputation as a global financial centre.
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The labor ministry is expected to recalculate data this week to show real wages from January to November 2018 fell from the same period a year ago, denting policymakers hopes for sustained inflation.
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World stock markets rallied, denting demand for safe-haven bonds, after the United States and China both said on Friday they had made progress in talks aimed at defusing a protracted trade war.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British inflation unexpectedly held steady last month, denting market confidence about a Bank of England interest rate hike next month and sending sterling to a 10-month low against the dollar.
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The strong demand has put pressure on production and strained supply of components such as engines and axles, denting Volvo's profitability during most of last year as it sought to clear costly bottlenecks.
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World stock markets rallied, denting demand for safe-haven investments, after the world's two largest economies both said on Friday they had made progress in talks aimed at defusing a protracted trade war.
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BPCL is also studying a proposal to buy dollars directly from the Reserve Bank of India instead of the market, in a bid to quell strong dollar demand that is denting the rupee.
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Denting sentiment further was traders warning of downside risks to oil prices, which fell to their lowest since 1991 on Monday and added to concerns of mounting economic damage due to the epidemic.
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That has amplified Congressional calls for an independent bipartisan investigation into Russian dirty tricks and prompted President Barack Obama to expel 35 suspected Russian spies, denting early Russian optimism about a Trump presidency.
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The election is likely to be dominated by security issues after a wave of suicide bombings claimed by Islamic State killed more than 250 people in April, denting the island's critical tourism industry.
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The apparent breakdown in trade negotiations sent copper and nickel prices lower, denting base metal miners including Nickel Mines Ltd and Evolution Mining, which were among top losers in the mining sub-index.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The bulk of nickel moving out of London Metal Exchange-approved warehouses in Asia is showing up in hidden facilities in Europe, analysts said, denting a bullish scenario of potential shortages.
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With pervasive uncertainty already denting trade, big central banks like the ECB and the U.S. Federal Reserve appear to have given up on plans to tighten policy and markets are now positioned for easing.
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The sudden collapse of Toys 'R' Us, the world's largest standalone toy retailer, has forced Hasbro and rival Mattel Inc to find avenues to sell their products, denting their sales in the near term.
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California-based Gilead has been counting on its drug pipeline, including the NASH drug selonsertib, as sales of its hepatitis C treatments fall due to a smaller patient pool and intensifying competition, denting profits.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement (M5S) is in disarray following a disastrous start to its rule in Rome city hall, potentially denting its chances of winning power at a national level.
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Some Hong Kong protesters went online to urge people not to attend Thursday's show of support for the Catalan movement, saying it was too provocative and risked denting international support for their own cause.
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But the narrative so far has been fairly upbeat, with only a small crop of companies including industrial giant Caterpillar , toymaker Hasbro Inc and chipmaker Texas Instruments blaming the tariff moves for denting results.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was virtually flat, a sliver above from a four-month low touched on Friday, with market holidays in the U.S. and U.K. denting trading volumes.
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Nate, the 14th named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season, comes less than two months after Hurricane Harvey tore through the Gulf, denting about a quarter of oil production there, according to government data.
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Prime Minister Theresa May lost a second attempt for her Brexit plan, plunging Britain deeper into a political crisis before the country's planned March 0.13 departure from the European Union, and denting risk appetite.
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Prime Minister Theresa May lost a second attempt for her Brexit plan, plunging Britain deeper into a political crisis before the country's planned March 29 departure from the European Union, and denting risk appetite.
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Britain's biggest sandwich maker Greencore jumped 7.8 percent after its results came in ahead of expectations, alleviating investors' concerns about inflation denting consumer appetite, with what Jefferies analysts called 'reassuring commentary' around inflation recovery.
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Economic data released on Wednesday morning showed that Germany's GDP (gross domestic product) shrank by 28% between April and June, fueling fears of a recession for Europe's largest economy and likely denting investor sentiment.
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The dollar rose against a basket of major currencies, denting demand for gold, which is priced in the U.S. currency, while Wall Street failed to capitalize on gains in European and Asian stock markets.
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Higher U.S. interest rates tend to boost the dollar and bond yields, making greenback-denominated gold more expensive for holders of other currencies and denting the appeal of non-yielding assets such as bullion.
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With pervasive uncertainty already denting trade, big central banks like the ECB and the U.S. Federal Reserve appear to have given up on plans to tighten policy, and markets are now positioned for easing.
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Africa's most industrialised economy relies on exports to China and the United States for a bulk of its revenue, and the deepening spat between the two risks denting the country's already dim economic prospects.
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But if Beijing exercises any extreme measures in Hong Kong, then there will be potential talks of sanctions and restrictions, denting any progress that has been made, Harris told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Tuesday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Further U.S. sanctions on Russian interests hit Europe-listed stocks on Monday, denting a recovery as investors became more hopeful a trade war between the United States and China could be averted.
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Trump said that a trade agreement with China might have to wait until after next November's presidential election, denting hopes of a quick resolution to a dispute that has weighed on the world economy.
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Trump said that a trade agreement with China might have to wait until after next November's presidential election, denting hopes of a quick resolution to a dispute that has weighed on the world economy.
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The bitter exchange of words came just a week before high-level talks are scheduled between the world's two largest economies, denting hopes that a deal or even an interim arrangement can be reached.
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The election is likely to be dominated by national security issues, after a wave of suicide bombings claimed by Islamic State killed more than 250 people in April, denting the island's critical tourism industry.
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But not before choking off needed fiscal spending in the aftermath of the recession, spooking financial markets, denting consumer confidence and prompting Standard & Poor's to strip the U.S. of its triple-A credit rating.
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Reduced or poorly timed fertilizer applications can hurt yields, potentially denting this year's U.S. farm profits, which are already predicted to be about half of their 2013 peak, according to the latest U.S. government forecast.
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An unexpected change in the rate earlier this year by the government has pushed up the size of payments, denting the profits of British, European and U.S. insurers operating in the British motor insurance market.
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The U.S. dollar fell against the euro, yen, and franc on Thursday after U.S. economic data showed weakness in business spending plans, denting expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate increase in June or July.
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Policymakers at the European Central Bank this week are expected to announce a six-month extension to their asset purchase program to try to boost inflation, further denting the currency and offering support to exporters.
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U.S. stocks edged slightly higher after a record rally in the prior session, pointing to cooling demand for riskier assets, the dollar gained, holding near a 21.3-month high against its peers, denting bullion's appeal.
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Baidu started restructuring its business last year after Beijing rolled out new requirements for medical advertisers, denting the firm's lucrative healthcare advertising business which accounted for about 20-30 percent of its total search revenue.
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Columbus RW Cam Atkinson tallied twice in Game 3, denting the scoresheet for the first time in the series after posting career highs in goals (35), assists (27) and points (62) in the season. 2.
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The lingering impact of merchandise lost in the Fishkill fire is seen denting the company's comparable sales by 3 percentage points again in October, and a yet-to-be determined amount in the fourth quarter.
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With Nixon's poor performance in mind Lyndon Johnson decided not to debate Barry Goldwater in 1964 and risk denting his big lead in the polls (Johnson was ahead by 65% to 29% in mid-September).
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Gold prices fell on Tuesday as markets grew less concerned that far-right leader Marine Le Pen would win the French presidential election, increasing investor appetite for risky assets such as stocks while denting bullion.
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The latest plans for the personal injury rate come after an unexpected change in the rate earlier this year pushed up the size of the payments, denting insurers' profits and driving premiums to record highs.
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A further upgrade of FIBank would require faster resolution of legacy impaired loans, a reduction of loan book concentrations and monetisation of repossessed assets without denting its capitalisation, and a longer record of sound profitability.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's west coast is facing hot, dry weather over the next three months, the country's bureau of meteorology said on Thursday, denting the outlook for wheat production in the world's fourth-largest exporter.
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REUTERS - Markets remained volatile throughout the week and ended with small gains as upsides were capped due to the United States and China indulging in tit-for-tat tariffs on imports, denting investors' risk appetite.
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Denting gold's safe-haven appeal, however, the MSCI world index hit a record high for the fourth time in less than a month as investors took Yellen's remarks as a green light for risk-taking.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies including Russia are keeping supply limits in place in 2018, a second year of restraint, to reduce a price-denting glut of oil held in inventories.
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Coronavirus has brought some cities in China and Europe to a standstill, disrupting supply chain and denting travel demand, and prompting companies to withdraw their financial outlook while they assess the damage from the virus.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies including Russia are keeping supply limits in place in 22018, a second year of restraint, to reduce a price-denting glut of oil held in inventories.
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South Korean exports for November fell 14.3%, far more than expected and for the 12th straight month, as semiconductor prices and sales to China continued to fall, denting hopes of the global manufacturing sector stabilising.
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A downturn in Asia's third-largest economy is denting sales of everything from cars to clothing, forcing companies to curtail production and raising hopes that the India government will unveil an economic stimulus to revive growth.
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In April 2006, a massive storm damaged hundreds of homes in Indiana, with hailstones the size of baseballs smashing roof shingles, cracking windows, denting cars, and leaving a mountain of costly insurance claims in its wake.
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While newly enacted corporate tax cuts propelled a nine-year bull market higher in January, fears of an escalating trade war between the United States and China have lately become a persistent counterweight denting investor sentiment.
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In recent years expressions of disgust and displeasure have also been coming from the ad spending side too — triggered by brand-denting scandals attached to the hateful stuff algorithms have been serving shiny marketing messages alongside.
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Earlier this month, Samsung said it would recall all Note 7 smartphones equipped with batteries it found to be fire-prone and halted their sales in 10 markets, denting a revival of the firm's mobile business.
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Input costs such as fertilisers and agro-chemicals, which are highly exposed to the exchange rate and make up 60 percent of grain production costs, will also rise after the downgrade, denting farmers' profit margins further.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gold fell on Friday as hints of more monetary stimulus from the European Central Bank weighed on the euro and pushed European shares up 21.8 percent, denting appetite for alternative assets, while oil rebounded.
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That was already up from a low of 11 percent reached earlier this month after three months of downgrades driven partly by the euro's rise to a three-year peak against the dollar, denting exporters' earnings.
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On Saturday the IOC backed the IAAF's decision to extend its ban on Russia for systematic doping, denting hopes the nation might have had of competing at the Rio Games in August with a full team.
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Denting the bullion's appeal, the dollar index hit a one-week high on Tuesday after data showed that U.S. retail sales increased more than expected in June, adding to recent evidence that the economy is improving.
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The HIV data leak, which came after a major cyberattack last year on Singapore's national health database, risks further denting the highly wired city state's efforts to promote itself as a data and health-care hub.
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Tourist arrivals to the United States have taken a hit in the past year, hurt by a stronger dollar and escalating trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, denting the number of Chinese visitors to the country.
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ROME, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Italy's anti-establishment 5-Star Movement (M5S) is in disarray following a disastrous start to its rule in Rome city hall, potentially denting its chances of winning power at a national level.
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The coronavirus pandemic that's denting economic growth around the world and the oil-price war that has broken out between Russia and Saudi Arabia have struck already volatile energy stocks with a brutal one-two punch.
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But a sharp decline in demand has stung businesses, forcing companies to cut investment and jobs, denting tax collections and prompting the government to forecast 5% growth for this fiscal year - the slowest in 11 years.
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Bloomberg reported over the weekend that Chinese officials were reluctant to agree to U.S. President Donald Trump's broad trade deal, denting sentiment ahead of a round of talks between the two sides on Oct. 10-219.5441.
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An unfavorable Brexit or China's use of force in Hong Kong before year-end could roil both the U.S. and global financial markets and put paid to Trump's hopes of reelection by denting the U.S. economy.
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Denting sentiment further, the U.S. said it could increase retaliatory tariffs on a wider range of European goods after the World Trade Organization rejected European Union claims that it no longer provides subsidies to planemaker Airbus.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 4 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand eased in early trade on Monday as investors took profits from the previous week's rally, with beginning of the month demand for foreign exchange also denting the local unit.
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However, denting gold's appeal, the dollar firmed near a three-week peak after political uncertainties in the United States stemming from an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump drove investors to the safety of the greenback.
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Standard Life Aberdeen said on Thursday it had been served notice on a 109 billion pound ($213 billion) asset management deal by its biggest client, Lloyds Banking Group , further denting shares in the recently-merged group.
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Cash no longer makes up most of the money spent in Germany, a Bundesbank study showed on Wednesday, denting a historical supremacy over other means of payments rooted in the country's longing for privacy and freedom.
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Trump said he will introduce the tariffs on June 10 if Mexico does not halt the flow of illegal immigration, largely from Central America, across the U.S.-Mexican border, battering Mexican financial assets and denting global stocks.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The London Metal Exchange is poised to extend its closing open-outcry trading sessions for all metals after volumes jumped in a three-month trial, denting expectations of an eventual move to full electronic trading.
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The company said steps taken to improve productivity and an increase in the German postage rate for letters from July 1 would help in the second half of the year, despite trade conflicts denting global economic growth.
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TAIPEI, April 18 (Reuters) - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC),, the world's largest contract chipmaker, posted on Thursday a 13 percent fall in first-quarter net profit, amid fears of slowing demand for electronics denting its business.
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Last week Chitando said the country did not plan to change its ownership rules for diamonds and platinum, denting hopes among some miners the country will open up ownership as it announces mineral frameworks in coming weeks.
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Trump said he will introduce the tariffs on June 5003 if Mexico does not halt the flow of illegal immigration, largely from Central America, across the U.S.-Mexican border, battering Mexican financial assets and denting global stocks.
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They think it's more to do with the economy or do you think it is the impact and the ongoing impact of the refugee crisis and the politics of that are denting your support as a government?
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Its political ads transparency measures do not always apply to issue-based ads (and/or content), for instance, which punches a democracy-denting hole in the self-styled "guardrails" by allowing divisive propaganda to continue to flow.
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British crowd-lending platform Funding Circle is down more than 20 percent since it floated last week — denting the London Stock Exchange's hope of becoming an attractive listing destination for technology companies worth more than $1 billion.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's factory output contracted sharply more than expected in May, data showed on Friday, adding to growing pressure on Asia's fourth-largest economy and denting government hopes of strong rebound in the second quarter.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global equity markets slumped on Tuesday, denting the recent recovery in riskier assets as oil prices tumbled on signs that a proposed deal to freeze output by major producers was not on the horizon.
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The lower than expected rate means insurers will have to set aside more money than previously estimated for lump sum payments for people seriously injured in car crashes, potentially denting their profits and pushing up drivers' premiums.
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As economic growth has slowed across Asia, Europe and North America, potentially denting fuel consumption, no breakthrough has emerged in the trade stand-off between Washington and Beijing, at least before meetings scheduled on March 28-29.
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PARIS/HAMBURG (Reuters) - The risk of quality damage in this summer's German wheat harvest is increasing as rain soaks crops waiting to be cut, denting the European Union's export prospects after France's better-than-expected harvest results.
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Liberty has not, however, made any approach to Tata to buy its share of the Ravenscraig site, which it owns jointly with Scottish Enterprise and Wilson Bowden Development Agency, denting hopes it will be developed anytime soon.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Tuesday Washington would keep tariffs on Chinese goods until the completion of a second phase trade agreement, denting hopes of an improvement in relations between the world's top two economies.
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Trump said he had no deadline to strike an agreement with China, adding it could come after 2020 U.S. elections, denting hopes of a near-term resolution to a dispute that has weighed on the world economy.
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Trump said he will introduce the tariffs on June 24 if Mexico does not halt the flow of illegal immigration, largely from Central America, across the U.S.-Mexican border, battering Mexican financial assets and denting global stocks.
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Though we can still wonder where his well-articulated concern, about how Facebook's monopoly grip on markets and attention is massively and horribly denting the human universe, has been channelled prior to publishing this NYT op-ed — i.e.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six major currencies, rose to its highest since June 2017, denting gold's appeal by making it more expensive for holders of other currencies to buy the metal.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party avoided a wipeout in London local elections and eked out gains in Brexit-supporting regions elsewhere, results on Friday showed, denting the opposition Labour Party's hopes of a big win.
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"No rights can be championed, nor wildlife saved, if the forests at the center of the tussle vanish," he said, adding that deforestation and denting of wildlife numbers was evident in states including Assam, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Bihar.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday in a news conference with Japanese President Shinzo Abe that he was "not ready to make a deal with China", denting hopes of a trade agreement between the world's biggest economies.
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In recent weeks, Fed policymakers have identified a host of economic concerns, including the prolonged U.S.-China trade war, which is denting business confidence; a global manufacturing slowdown; and inflation below the Fed's target of 2% a year.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday at a news conference with Japanese President Shinzo Abe that he was "not ready to make a deal with China," denting hopes of a trade agreement between the world's biggest economies.
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Higher rice prices have added pressure to Philippine inflation, which accelerated in the first half of the year to the highest in at least five years, hurting the economy to some extent and denting President Rodrigo Duterte's popularity.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese blue-chip firms on Wednesday announced wage hikes far below last year's increases, a blow to "Abenomics" stimulus policy at a time fears of a deepening global slowdown and jittery markets are denting business sentiment.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has recalled all Galaxy Note 7 smartphones equipped with batteries it has found to be fire-prone and halted their sales in 10 markets, denting a revival of the firm's mobile business.
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METAL DEMAND: China's top steelmaking city, Tangshan, ordered steel mills to shut sintering plants and asked that coke and cement factories curb output for five days due to forecasts of heavy smog over the weekend, denting metal demand.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell's second-quarter profit slumped to a 30-month low on weaker gas prices and refining margins, denting a steady recovery in recent years and sending the Anglo-Dutch energy company's shares down 5%.
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Sprint and T-Mobile said on Saturday they had called off merger talks, denting the dealmaking credentials of Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son, who has raised close to $100 billion for his Vision Fund to invest in technology companies.
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NEW YORK, Oct 19 (Reuters) - The benchmark S&P 73 stock index slipped on Friday as strong earnings from Procter & Gamble Co were offset by ongoing concerns about rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions denting U.S. economic growth.
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The Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros have taken turns denting each other's postseason hopes, and one club will take another hit when the American League West rivals wrap up their three-game series in Houston on Wednesday afternoon.
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"Because of the downturn in house prices there was always this risk," she said, since that typically brakes spending on home furnishings, while also denting confidence because shoppers feel less wealthy as the value of their property ebbs.
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This time around, Powell faces a different set of challenges, including an inflation rate that remains stubbornly south of the Fed's targeted level of 2% and sudden swings in trade policy that are denting business confidence and investment.
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The lower rate chosen by the ministry means insurers will have to set aside more money than expected for lump sum payments for people seriously injured in car crashes, potentially denting their profits and pushing up drivers' premiums.
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"We expect factory activity to remain weak in the short run as domestic and overseas demand faltered, which was set to continue denting investment and output," said Tang Jianwei, a senior economist at Bank of Communications in Shanghai.
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Sotheby's was unable to find a third-party "irrevocable bidder" to back its $30 million risk on the Hartley and on Monday it failed to sell, denting the profitability of a 65-lot auction that raised $103 million.
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Sour crude grades also have come under pressure as the spread between U.S. crude and global benchmark Brent narrows, denting export demand, and as the United States prepares to release sour crude from its strategic reserve, traders said.
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This came a day after Trump said trade talks were going "very well," which were in contrast to his previous comments, suggesting a deal might have to wait until after the 2020 U.S. presidential election, denting risk appetite.
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The independence drive has tipped Spain into its worst political crisis since the return of democracy in the 1970s, dividing opinion in the region, denting an economic rebound and prompting a business exodus to other parts of the country.
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The dollar index has gained 214.5 percent this year as the U.S. currency had been the preferred safe haven this year as the U.S.-China trade conflict unfolded against a backdrop of higher U.S. interest rates, denting gold's demand.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday at a news conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that he was "not ready to make a deal with China," denting hopes of a trade agreement between the world's biggest economies.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries also said in its 2017 World Oil Outlook that rapid adoption of electric vehicles could cause oil demand to plateau in the second half of the 2030s, denting OPEC's longer-term prospects.
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It said heavy investment in integrating its websites and stores, which is denting profitability, was bearing fruit, with online sales up 20.8335 percent in the quarter and same-store sales up 7 percent, accelerating from 3 percent in 2017.
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Gold hit its lowest since February on Thursday, extending losses after its biggest monthly decline in more than three years, as a surge in oil prices boosted bond yields, denting interest in non-yielding gold as an alternative investment.
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Denting optimism around progress in U.S.-China trade talks, U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington could pile on more pressure on China, pointing to slowing economic growth in China as evidence that U.S. tariffs were having "a major effect".
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Oil prices were steady on Friday amid support from ongoing supply cuts led by OPEC and U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran, but weighed down by concerns that an economic slowdown will soon start denting growth in fuel demand.
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The dollar index has gained 29 percent this year as the U.S. currency had been the preferred safe haven this year as the U.S.-China trade conflict unfolded against a backdrop of higher U.S. interest rates, denting gold's demand.
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"Obviously if we see a material downside risk of say 1.5 percent, that's a different ball game," Teo said, adding that such an outcome could cool expectations for the Fed to raise interest rates this year - denting the greenback.
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Britain's fifth biggest supermarket, which is privately owned by Germany's Aldi Sud, signalled no let-up for its larger rivals as it reaffirmed a commitment to investing in the UK, despite a low price pledge denting its 2018 profit.
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BEIJING, Feb 21 (Reuters) - The coronavirus outbreak is denting the prospects of this year's record 8.7 million-strong Chinese university graduating class, with many students stuck at home just as the corporate recruitment season usually swings into high gear.
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The only dramatic movement came in Quebec, where, true to form, the province's fickle voters turned suddenly and ultimately gave the separatist Bloc Quebecois major gains in Parliament, severely denting one of the firewalls Trudeau had been counting on.
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India's poultry industry has lost 13 billion rupees ($182 million) in three weeks after speculation on social media that chickens are a cause of the spread of coronavirus, denting demand for chicken and nearly halving prices, say industry officials.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Cash no longer makes up most of the money spent in Germany, a Bundesbank study showed on Wednesday, denting a historical supremacy over other means of payments rooted in the country's longing for privacy and freedom.
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But for all the talk about how unprecedented and dangerous this mission to kidnap a wight was, the damage to Jon's team ended up being about as minimal as could be without significantly denting Game of Thrones' main character rotation.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg may yet regret underestimating a UK parliamentary committee that's been investigating the democracy-denting impact of online disinformation for the best part of this year — and whose repeat requests for facetime he's just as repeatedly snubbed.
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MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Sharp rises in education and healthcare costs in the last two years have hit India's burgeoning middle class hard, denting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's popularity among the relatively well-off ahead of a series of state elections.
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News that U.S. President Donald Trump is prepared to meet North Korea's Kim Jong Un in what would be the first face-to-face encounter between the two countries' leaders helped ease fears about geopolitical tensions, denting safe-haven bonds.
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It said it had spent 7 million pounds to fix substandard work on existing houses, denting its annual pretax profit, which came in at 155 million pounds ($193 million), below its forecast of between 160 million and 170 million pounds.
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These yields had already been rising off two-year lows earlier in the day, as news of a new round of trade talks between the United States and China lifted sentiment in battered equity markets, denting demand for safe-haven bonds.
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News that he is also prepared to meet North Korea's Kim Jong Un in what would be the first face-to-face encounter between the two countries' leaders helped ease fears about tensions in the Korean peninsula, denting safe-haven bonds.
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Earnings for the pan-European STOXX 600 had been revised sharply down from the start of results season as investors and brokers grew concerned about the stronger euro denting profits, and analysts curbed their enthusiasm after an impressive first quarter.
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SINGAPORE/BEIJING (Reuters) - An unexpected drop in short-term Chinese purchases of Brazilian soybeans is denting exports of the oilseed from the South American nation, which just a few weeks ago looked poised to benefit from a Washington-Beijing trade war.
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Rio Tinto emerged from the commodity market crash of 2015-16 with the strongest balance sheet among major miners, but concerns about rising inflation and reliance on iron ore for the bulk of its profits are denting confidence in its shares.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Some oil traders in Asia are looking to snap up crude cargoes from the United States after Hurricane Harvey closed U.S. refineries, denting local demand and pushing out the price spread between U.S and Atlantic Basin crude benchmarks.
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The European Commission has stepped up pressure on tech platforms over election security, announcing a package of measures last month intended to combat democracy-denting disinformation which included pressing platforms to increase transparency around political ads and purge fake accounts.
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Another person said that so far, only companies which had their specific markets impacted by the spread of coronavirus were prone to cancelling a listing, but now a broader slide in stock markets is denting overall investor appetite for IPOs.
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The two airlines have faced capacity constraints as the Boeing 737 Max grounding, now in its sixth month, has forced them to cancel thousands of flights during the busiest travel period of the year, driving up costs and denting profits.
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LONDON, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Germany's 10-year bond yield rose to a seven-month high on Thursday as trading in a new year got under way, with optimism over U.S./China trade relations denting the appeal of safe-haven assets.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Mexico's Deportivo Guadalajara earned a 2-1 win over Toronto FC in the first leg of the CONCACAF Champions League final on Tuesday, denting the home side's hopes of becoming the first Canadian team to be crowned continental champions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British retail sales suffered their biggest slump in more than four years in December, denting what had been a promising fourth quarter and rattling sterling as more signs emerged of a pick-up in inflation since June's Brexit vote.
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That is despite widespread anger among millions of Indians forced to queue outside banks to change small amounts of old money for legal tender, possibly denting support for the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) at least in the short term.
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Trump said on Tuesday a trade deal with China might have to wait until after the U.S. presidential election in November 2020, denting hopes that the two largest economies would soon reach an initial deal to ease their damaging trade war.
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But the trade war is denting China's economic growth and forcing a rethink in debt reduction — known as deleveraging — as authorities look for ways to juice the economy to make up for hits resulting from U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese exports.
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"The political shenanigans in Washington concerning Trump appear to be denting appetite for the U.S. dollar at the moment, but it's run into technical selling as well," said Sue Trinh, head of Asia FX strategy at Royal Bank of Canada in Hong Kong.
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Back in 2013, Becerra, then a Democratic congressman from Los Angeles, watched as technical problems with the website marred the rollout of President Barack Obama's signature law, delaying sign-ups for health insurance and denting the public's faith in the new offering.
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"The dramatic move in global equity markets, especially in the U.S. markets, clearly indicates there is lesser concern about coronavirus denting GDP and we have a lesser need for safe havens," said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures.
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"The dramatic move in global equity markets, especially in the U.S. markets, clearly indicates there is lesser concern about coronavirus denting GDP and we have a lesser need for safe havens," said David Meger, director of metals trading at High Ridge Futures.
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But their shiny freebies have sprouted a hydra of ugly heads in recent years — whether it's Facebook-fuelled, democracy-denting disinformation; YouTube-accelerated hate speech and extremism; or Twitter's penchant for creating safe spaces for nazis to make friends and influence people.
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Benchmark 10-year bond yields were 1 to 2 basis points (bps) higher as stock markets rallied and last week's historic summit between North and South Korea eased concerns about tensions on the Korean peninsula, denting the appeal of safe-haven bonds.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's main opposition parties have formed two coalition blocs to vie for left-leaning and centrist votes ahead of a national election later this year, in the hope of denting the popularity of the ruling nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party.
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The U.S. dollar rebounded against a basket of major currencies on Friday after data showed a pickup in U.S. wages in January, suggesting greater inflation and denting the view that the Federal Reserve would not hike interest rates at all this year.
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And while there are now growing calls in the country for legislation to protect people's data — in a bid to steer off the next democracy-denting Cambridge Analytica scandal, at very least — any such process will take a lot of political will.
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Grey market operators usually sell gold at discounts to prevailing market prices as they evade paying the 15.5% tax, denting business of banks and bullion dealers, said Harshad Ajmera, a gold wholesaler in Kolkata, referring to the import tax plus the sales tax.
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Luigi Di Maio, leader of Italy's Five-Star Movement, said on Friday his party would only enter a coalition with opposition PD if it agreed to a string of policy demands, denting hopes that some political stability would soon be restored in Rome.
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Growing outbreaks in Iran, Italy and South Korea have raised concerns that coronavirus could surface in other nations and worsen in those that have already reported infections, further denting the global economy that had already been hit by a dependence on China.
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MUMBAI, Feb 17 (Reuters) - India's poultry industry has lost 13 billion rupees ($182 million) in three weeks after speculation on social media that chickens are a cause of the spread of coronavirus, denting demand for chicken and nearly halving prices, say industry officials.
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The killing of a 20-year-old passenger in the eastern city of Wenzhou is the second such incident since May, denting the image of Didi, which is the world's largest ride-hailing firm by number of rides and is expanding globally.
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Rates for shipping containers transporting anything from flat-screen TVs to sportswear have been at a loss-making level for more than a year, denting profits and opening the highly fragmented sector to consolidation in an effort to cut costs and build scale.
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NEW DELHI/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Higher prices, lending curbs and a move to online shopping are denting the cheer for Indian retailers at this year's Diwali Hindu festival, with lackluster sales for high-end items ranging from iPhones to cars and even gold.
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Macron's spoke as the world's largest container shipping firm, A.P. Moller-Maersk, followed the French oil major in saying it would quit Iran, denting EU efforts to save the nuclear accord with Tehran and protect European companies doing business with the Islamic Republic.
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Grey market operators usually sell gold at discounts to prevailing market prices as they evade paying the 15.5% tax, denting business of banks and bullion dealers, said Harshad Ajmera, a gold wholesaler in Kolkata, referring to the import tax plus the sales tax.
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Airlines that have added the 737 Max to their fleets over the past two years have had canceled thousands of flights during the peak summer travel season, when airline revenue is generally the highest of the year, denting revenues at some of the largest airlines.
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"We have this Trump conference coming up tomorrow and the market seems to be a bit nervous ahead of it," Boele said, adding that this sentiment would be short-lived as U.S. interest rates are expected to rise at least three times, denting gold.
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Absent clear-and-present signs of a recession, policymakers are arguing that the U.S.-China trade war denting U.S. business confidence, a global manufacturing slowdown and domestic inflation below the Fed's target of 2% a year may be enough to act quickly and aggressively now.
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After reeling from worries in the past week about an escalating U.S.-China trade war denting global growth, emerging markets and other risk assets breathed a sigh of relief after trade data showed July exports grew more than expected in China amid U.S. tariff pressure.
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The panel also confirmed the WTO's right to review national security claims, denting U.S. claims that national security was not subject to review, and said any such claim should be "objectively" true, relating to weapons, war, fissionable materials or an "emergency in international relations".
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One-third of the American population lives in just four states that fit this bill — California, Texas, New York, and Florida — which leaves Sanders with plenty of states in which blacks and Latinos are scarce in which to clean up in without denting Clinton's lead.
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HTF is under investigation by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) after its shares crashed suddenly in May, a case that has raised concerns about possible widespread market manipulation in Hong Kong, denting the appeal of the Asian city as a major financial centre.
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Although still well below the national average, and comparable to some U.S. cities, the violence in Mexico City is further denting the image of a country whose top resorts of Cancun and Los Cabos have seen gory murders and shootouts soar over the past year.
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One thing that emerged a summit between owners and players last fall, according to an audio recording obtained by the NYT, was the league's worry about President Trump continuing to attack the N.F.L. for the protests — and denting its roughly $13 billion in revenue.
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He spent much of the past few days in the state trying to re-energize his coalition of college-educated liberals and rural white voters, while denting enthusiasm for Mr. Biden among black voters, who make up a significant portion of the Democratic electorate.
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The squeeze has also played a big role in denting economic growth, as NBFCs had in recent years evolved into major lenders to the real estate, small business and infrastructure sectors, with lending growth from state-run banks slowing due to bad debt woes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global equity markets rallied on Tuesday as the latest tit-for-tat U.S.-Chinese trade dispute was seen as barely denting world growth, while U.S. Treasury yields rose in anticipation the Federal Reserve will hike interest rates this year and next.
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Neither of these appear to be denting Facebook's growth so far — engagement seems to be rising, not falling, and though users may be sharing less personal material, they're sharing more of other types of content including video and news articles, which make for better ad material anyway.
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In a blog post laying out a narrow approach to democracy-denting disinformation, Google says it will introduce a verification system for "EU election advertisers to make sure they are who they say they are," and require that any election ads disclose who is paying for them.
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Absent clear-and-present signs of a recession, policymakers are suggesting the U.S.-China trade war is denting U.S. business confidence, and that a global manufacturing slowdown and domestic inflation below the Fed's target of 2% a year may be enough to act quickly and aggressively.
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DUBLIN/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Ireland needs Britain to provide "significantly more clarity" on its plans for the Irish border, Foreign Minister Simon Coveney said on Thursday, denting hopes that London was on the verge of a deal to move on to the second phase of Brexit talks.
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Modi's decision to scrap high-value banknotes as part of a crackdown on tax dodgers and counterfeiters removed 86 percent of the currency in circulation virtually overnight, denting consumption in a country where the vast majority of people still rely on cash for day-to-day activities.
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Denting risk sentiment was dismal data from China, which showed factory and consumer sectors slowed further in August, with industrial production growing at the weakest pace in 13-1/2 years, a sign of increasing weakness in an economy lashed by trade headwinds and soft domestic demand.
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China's high levels of fuel production and exports have weighed on Asian refiner margins - here On the demand side, a protracted trade war between the world's two largest economies, the United States and China, is denting global economic growth and the outlook for the consumption of transport fuels.
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Next year Poland wants to keep the budget deficit at around 28.5 billion zloty, at the same level as in 2018, while at the same time the economic growth is expected by analysts to slow down to 3.7 percent from 4.8 percent seen in 2018 denting budget revenues.
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Albright timed the research project to cover the lead up to the US midterms, which represent the next major domestic test of Facebook's democracy-denting platform — though this time it appears that homegrown disinformation is as much, if not more, in the frame than Kremlin-funded election fiddling.
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Equity markets on Monday hit a 2568-day low on global economic worries after an inversion in the U.S. bond yield curve on Friday stoked fears that the world's largest economy was headed for recession, boosting demand for assets such as gold and the yen while denting the dollar.
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Lawmakers from nine countries spent several hours taking Allan to task over Facebook's lack of accountability for problems generated by the content it distributes and amplifies, raising myriad examples of ongoing failure to tackle the democracy-denting, society-damaging disinformation — from election interference to hate speech whipping up genocide.
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When Evers becomes governor, the state legislature will have more authority over how the Department of Transportation spends money, and it forbids Evers and Attorney General-elect Josh Kaul from withdrawing from lawsuits without the legislature's approval — denting a campaign promise to withdraw from a lawsuit to overturn Obamacare.
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"While rates are still low compared to historic norms, if the rate increases scared away some would-be buyers by denting affordability, that does not bode well for the rest of the year in which rates are only expected to go up," said Aaron Terrazas, senior economist at Zillow.
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Anyone who thinks that Wall Street greed played a role in the financial crisis and ensuing Great Recession can appreciate the element of payback in this: the generation most directly traumatized by the financial crash will punish Wall Street for the next thirty years by denting banks' commissions and fees.
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But it's not in my best interest to break this phone, both for the immense inconvenience and the sheer waste of resources involved with shattering glass and denting metal — all for what essentially amounts to a selfish preference, one only afforded to me by the privileged position of having AppleCare.
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Because Trump does appear to be hitting something of a national wall as the impact of negative ads and stories about his cracking down on protesters, urging supporters to take a pledge reminiscent of the Nazi salute and engaging in unsavory business practices appear to be denting his national lead.
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Equity markets, meanwhile, hit a 12-day low after global economic worries were exacerbated by an inversion in the U.S. bond yield curve on Friday, stoking fears of a possible recession in the world's largest economy and boosting demand for assets such as gold and the yen while denting the dollar.
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The contest for the five-year term is the first since mass pro-democracy street protests rocked Hong Kong in late 2014, ending with the streets being cleared and no concession by the government, denting the popularity of incumbent leader Leung Chun-ying, who is not seeking a second term.
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And the risk of a far longer term ripple effect looms, threatening the region's ability to rebuild: Without a steady influx of cash from tourists, businesses suffer, employers cut back and local residents lose jobs; workers on especially hurricane-stricken islands could move elsewhere for opportunity, denting the local economy further.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell more than 1 percent on Thursday as the European Commission issued a warning regarding Italy's budget and concerns mounted over the possibility of strained relations between the United States and Saudi Arabia, further denting investors' appetite for risk amid global trade tensions and rising interest rates.
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At that point, Spicer couldn't have cared less about denting what counts as "truth" in the country — "This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period," he said of the famously sparse crowds, moments after pledging not to purposefully lie — and was only concerned with soothing a popularity-obsessed Trump's ego.
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The two results point to May's tightening grip on political power following the Brexit vote, and will be used as evidence that her strategy of pursuing a clean break with the EU has stemmed rising right-wing populism without denting her ability to take votes from an increasingly left-wing Labour Party.
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The killing of a 36.43-year-old passenger who rode in the Didi vehicle on Friday in the eastern city of Wenzhou is the second such incident since May, denting the image of the Beijing-based company, which is the world's largest ride-hailing firm by number of rides and is expanding globally.
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He had also said previously that the virus is already denting tourism and manufacturing in the U.K. "The BoE does not sit at the heart of the Covid-19 crisis, but it is one of the few major central banks left with significant policy space," economists at Citik said in a note Tuesday.
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"Then, over the last few days or so, we started to see a little trepidation going into the marketplace because of the coronavirus, and a lot of the knee-jerk reaction was around the denting of growth expectations, particularly in China, which is now more of a consumption-led economy," Bartolini said.
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Onstage at Code Commerce today, Sweetgreen co-CEO Jonathan Neman described the decision to go cashless at its roughly 75 salad-focused restaurants in California and the Northeast as a "good experiment" that has helped improve employee safety, reduce line length and remedy health concerns — all without denting the company's bottom line.
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Research shows that nostalgia helps us cope with anxiety and loneliness, increasing hope for the future, which is perfect for a time when life currently has nightmares that include Donald Trump failing up the political ladder, Brexit denting the global economy, alarming patterns of terrorism, everything-phobic idiots, and so on and so on.
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The secrecy order, which prevented the publication of any news on the assault, including on social media, showed that the attack had struck a nerve in Jordan — momentarily denting official boasts of successes in thwarting militant attacks and, more generally, in protecting the country from the kind of violence seen in nearby Syria and Iraq.
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The prices leveled off in mid-March, however, and in many areas have declined in May, confounding anticipation of a rapid rise in pork prices after widespread culling.. That's because Beijing has rolled out new rules requiring slaughterhouses and processing plants to test for the African swine fever virus, slowing down business at many facilities and denting demand.
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" It's a long read, but worth indulging for a well-articulated argument against the market-denting power of monopolies, shot through with a smattering of personal anecdotes about Hughes' experience of Zuckerberg — who he at one point almost paints as "only human," before shoulder-dropping into a straight thumbs-down that "it's his very humanity that makes his unchecked power so problematic.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenLimbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 22020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE finished fourth in the Iowa caucuses and may be headed for another tough showing in New Hampshire, further denting his electability argument.
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In a world where the man who sits in this realm's version of the iron throne is reportedly always looking for his "shiny new toy," Mulvaney could be next in line after Cohn to be Trump's flavor of the week, potentially denting Wall Street's exuberance given how the conservatives look askance at the Kushner's camp's close ties to the financial community.
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The Disney actor basically recounted what we'd already heard ... he and his buddy got confronted by a homeless guy, who Devan describes as having been "super methed-out" and wielding a knife, and after the man started kicking and denting his car ... he says he decided to use his vehicle to get out of the situation -- namely, by ramming him.
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The removal of the transaction cap in the UK from the majority of contactless POS terminals — which requires them to be upgraded — is relevant given that UK consumers have had access to contactless bank cards for multiple years, denting the utility of Apple Pay, as shoppers have long been able to just tap a debit or credit card on a contactless POS to make a payment.
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It's not quite virtuoso, but it's intriguing — the sound of a rapper following the beat in his head, not his earphones: I'm in a Benz and I'm getting a BentleyI'm reading texts from last night, she said 'I love how you bent me'I just bought a Benz and it said 'please take me'You wanna buy it but you can't, so you're rentingYou take it back in six months, if there's no denting JON CARAMANICA "Arkansas," by the rising Texas country singer Troy Cartwright, is wonderfully patient.
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