Those surveyed gave Mrs Clinton a 57% unfavourable rating, with 37% favourable, whereas Mr Trump got only slightly worse ratings, with 59% unfavourable and just 34% favourable.
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The rating is supported by Sri Lanka's favourable growth performance as well as its basic human development indicators and governance standards, which are more favourable as compared with some peers.
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Italian banks have also taken advantage of the favourable moment.
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Favourable political conditions have allowed Petronio Álvarez to truly flourish.
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"FAVOURABLE TRENDS" Hermes shares were up 2% in early trading.
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That backdrop has proved favourable for this week's bond sales.
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"Tax rates here are also much more favourable," said Thang.
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They see no reason for the favourable trend to end.
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Wood's outlook remained "generally favourable" across industrial end-markets, it added.
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But the signals from the government are more favourable of late.
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He declined to say what yield level could be considered favourable.
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This is a favourable bet for anyone who would take it.
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Fix the roof, he counsels, while the economic weather is favourable.
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But the context is less favourable than in his first term.
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Broadly speaking this wholesome story, favourable to the Americans, is true.
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Modi's favourable rating was 30 points more than Gandhi's, it showed.
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The immediate response to the patent application has not been favourable.
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"We see a favourable top-down environment for outperformance," they wrote.
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The backdrop for the bond sale could not be more favourable.
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The new burgers seem to have received mostly favourable reviews online.
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German public opinion may not be favourable to Mr Macron's sensible proposals.
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The favourable treatment owes a lot to a vocal homeopathic-pharmaceutical lobby.
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Government officials said the move was to capitalise on favourable market conditions.
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The results are quite favourable to the FN—for the first round.
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What makes this particularly worrying is that external conditions are generally favourable.
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FUNDAMENTALS * Favourable weather across the United States weighed on the grain complex.
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Other exchanges have fled to offshore jurisdictions with more favourable tax regimes.
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Mr Rincón hopes for a favourable ruling at a hearing next month.
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But President Trump has adopted positions less favourable to the Israeli right.
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The majors appreciate shale's quick drilling times, predictable cashflows and favourable regulation.
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If you invest in Greece you will have a more favourable treatment.
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Favourable currency moves in Brazil and Chile also boosted revenue, Abertis said.
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Distribuidora Internacional de Alimentacion says board issues favourable opinion over Letterone bid.
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Just a third of Americans have a favourable view of Donald Trump.
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I don't think it will have a favourable effect on the economy.
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Companies minimise labour costs, squeeze suppliers and lobby governments for favourable treatment.
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"We're taking the money out at favourable conditions on the capital market and the conditions are only so favourable because everyone believes in us and trusts that we will only do this as long as is necessary," he said.
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For 21103, the positive macroeconomic environment will be favourable for Romania's banking sector.
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This favourable backlog profile provides substantial financial flexibility during a deep cyclical downturn.
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Underwriting results of property business originated from SGCC remain favourable, with stable growth.
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But if the politics look favourable for Ms Sturgeon, the economics do not.
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Bid pricing gives investors looking to redeem their money a less favourable price.
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Now firms must learn to thrive even when the backdrop is less favourable.
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But the omens have seldom been as favourable, nor the stakes as high.
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Since then it has continued to carry notably favourable coverage of Mr Trump.
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DeepMind has another source of leverage, though it requires constant replenishment: favourable publicity.
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Yet there are reasons the president can hope for a more favourable outcome.
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He said one hope for 2017 is that weather patterns are more favourable.
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Though commodity prices have been rising, the exchange rate has turned slightly favourable.
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Ultimately, Russia may be seeking a favourable renegotiation of the whole peace deal.
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The business benefits from a favourable reimbursement policy for eye care in France.
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Fidesz benefits from a favourable economic environment and the weakness of the opposition.
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Gao said China hopes both countries will create favourable conditions for trade talks.
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Given his generally favourable depiction of such outfits, that is a huge omission.
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"The fundamental conditions for Germany's upswing to continue are still favourable," Borger said.
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A favourable special deal for the UK would only store up longer-term problems.
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Israel expects to receive more favourable treatment from Obama's successor, President-elect Donald Trump.
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This capex can be scaled back to conserve cash if conditions are not favourable.
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Zelenskiy has repeatedly denied he would introduce policies favourable to Kolomoisky's interests if elected.
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The other favourable piece of evidence for the Democrats is district-by-district polling.
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The weather is expected to be drier and so more favourable for clearing peatland.
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Profits were good, as many first-time franchises had been let on favourable terms.
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Mr Macri is trying desperately to create economic conditions favourable to his re-election.
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Because the economic situation is not very favourable, because the real income was decreasing.
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He said "Gawker's odds on appeal are favourable", should Mr Bollea win at trial.
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Above factors, combined with favourable macroeconomic conditions, mean that we are optimistic about 2017.
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In the video, Mateen appears to hold a favourable opinion on the future president.
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Among women evangelicals the assessment was much harsher: 35% were favourable and 62% unfavourable.
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Yet even the most favourable outcome would be less than Timor-Leste hopes for.
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As a result, the regions left to report were far more favourable to "leave".
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The government, meanwhile, is counting on favourable rulings in a slew of brewing cases.
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Favourable currency effects added 1.3 percent on a stronger Russian rouble and Brazilian real.
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However, there are risks that this relatively favourable stance could change, in Fitch's view.
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Mortgage lending could remain dynamic due to rising income and still favourable financing conditions.
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But crossing earlier highs without favourable results from the ongoing state elections seems difficult.
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Mr Orban forced the banks to redenominate the mortgages in forints at favourable rates.
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Italian banks are also taking advantage of the favourable market window in fixed income.
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HYUNDAI MOTOR: SUV SALES, CUTS IN INCENTIVE SPENDING, FAVOURABLE CURRENCY HELPED BOOST Q4 PROFITABILITY
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This is reflected in the company's favourable borrowing cost of 2.6% at end-1Q16.
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That backdrop has been favourable for euro zone issuers to come to the markets.
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The margins for Mrs Clinton, previously favourable but slim, have swelled since the tape's release.
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Investors reckon that Mr Trump's administration will be more favourable to Fannie and Freddie's investors.
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An agency which supports a regulation can obviously nudge the numbers in a favourable direction.
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Tax inflows were 6.1 percent higher than a year ago due to favourable economic conditions.
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There are some people citing favourable technicals for the pound but I would be cautious.
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This has been facilitated by higher oil prices and overall favourable conditions on financial markets.
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Mexico has cheaper workers and (for now, at least) favourable access to the American market.
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Yet circumstances in Taiwan were uniquely favourable and, even then, progress did not come easily.
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This will allow for favourable terms, such as timing of acquisitions and mode of payment.
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China might agree, in return for access to Venezuela's oil and minerals on favourable terms.
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This is illustrated by the favourable locations of its investment properties and commercial development projects.
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Other Europeans view Poland poorly, while Poles have the most favourable view of their neighbours.
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This will contribute both to favourable liquidity conditions and to an appropriate monetary policy stance.
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He has blamed the closure of others on landlords for not offering more favourable terms.
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Last year in America, 86% of Catholics said they had a favourable impression of him.
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It said favourable conditions in the North American housing construction market accelerated the listing plan.
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Moreover, business investment is benefiting from domestic demand, favourable financing conditions and improving balance sheets.
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Capacity for meeting financial commitments is solely reliant upon sustained, favourable business or economic conditions.
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Betting the entire Broaden trial on favourable six-month results proved far riskier than anticipated.
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The plans for a listing remain dependent on favourable market conditions, the company has said.
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Failure to agree favourable trade arrangements would also be a significant negative for some sectors.
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Liquid Telecom benefits from long-term customer relationships, strong network coverage and favourable industry trends.
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It provides loans on favourable terms for sustainable investment projects in line with EU policy.
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Flexibility in rates is favourable for deleveraging, "deflating bubbles" and risk prevention, the PBOC said.
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"If market conditions are favourable we see 300 billion won worth of profits," Lee said.
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VTB CAPITAL'S SOLOVYOV SAYS MARKET CONDITIONS ARE NOW FAVOURABLE FOR EUROBOND PLACEMENTS, INCLUDING RUSSIAN SOVEREIGN EUROBONDS
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Sterling held on to gains made on Wednesday as investors positioned for a favourable Brexit outcome.
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This puts Penza in a more favourable position than national peers in terms of refinancing pressure.
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At its worst, cabals of researchers are suspected of guaranteeing favourable reviews for each other's work.
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It monitors reaction to his output, allowing him to emphasise whatever elicits the most favourable reception.
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It also has a rating of 4.5 stars on the app stores, with mostly favourable reviews.
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Favourable harvest prospects in Russia, the world's largest wheat exporter, were also weighing on price sentiment.
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Single-season records rely on a combination of a favourable context, top-flight performance and luck.
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India is, after all, another country with 10bn people, a fast-growing economy and favourable demography.
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Favourable financial and macro conditions have led to fast lending growth to households (+13% in 2016).
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With an economic upturn in the euro zone, the conditions for rebooting France are unusually favourable.
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Dealers said a generally favourable crop outlook in the European Union continued to weigh on prices.
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CONDITIONS BECOMING FAVOURABLE FOR ADVANCEMENT OF MONSOON IN REMAINING PARTS OF SOUTHERN INDIA - WEATHER DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL
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Yet despite these favourable economic conditions, many of them are still struggling to make ends meet.
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"The goldilocks economy continues while interest rates remain low, creating favourable conditions for stocks," he added.
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Telepizza Group said on Tuesday the board had issued a favourable opinion on tasty Bidco bid.
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"The favourable budget situation should be used to make provisions for later years," the council said.
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"Ice Group may resume the IPO process when the market conditions become more favourable," it said.
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India's banks need the money and Modi might now have a favourable way to spin it.
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Youth in both countries have more favourable views of the other than older generations, polls say.
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Traditionally, the bigger name will have much more favourable deals when it comes to contract negotiations.
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Per Hammarlund, chief emerging markets strategist at SEB, said the macroeconomic backdrop was still very favourable.
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"Hong Kong has less favourable working conditions, with limited annual, maternity and paternity leave," says WorldFirst.
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The government also announced favourable liquidity loans for businesses, with the help of European Union funds.
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The unfolding monetary policy measures are underpinning favourable financing conditions for all sectors of the economy.
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Financial performance remained favourable, with Nasional Re's three-year average gross premium growth at around 54.1%.
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The ministry said that macroeconomic fundamentals remained favourable and domestic demand would continue to drive growth.
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The station has also given favourable coverage to Jabhat al-Nusra, the al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria.
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And Apple's sheer size helps it negotiate favourable prices from suppliers that are dependent on the iPhone.
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The group also reported growth in its recycling unit, citing higher metal prices and "favourable supply environment".
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When she left the State Department, in 2013, 65% of Americans had a favourable view of her.
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When polled, nearly 0003% of Americans declare a favourable view—as do 87% of self-identified Democrats.
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The brilliance of Brazil's Pelé and Mr Maradona helped, but so did lucky bounces and favourable decisions.
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It is one thing to pursue deregulation in ways broadly favourable to industry, as Mr Pruitt has.
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Backing from Sinochem might help ChemChina finance its Syngenta deal on more favourable terms, the source said.
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Big traders, such as Swiss-based ECOM or Germany's Neumann, face a less favourable balance of power.
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The power of partisan thinking has created a favourable audience for the idea of firing Mr Mueller.
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Wheat was up 1.123% at $4.73 a bushel, with markets capped by favourable harvest prospects across Europe.
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Overall, 27% of Poles are favourable towards the EU, the highest figure in Europe (see chart 224).
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Participants rated the stories on a scale that ranged from one (very unfavourable) to seven (very favourable).
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The US is totally different and stock options are supported and encouraged by more favourable tax policies.
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"Market conditions continue to be favourable and customer demand for new homes remains strong," the company said.
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Indeed, when the political winds have been favourable the Dutch have been among the more enthusiastic members.
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A few less of those might just have tipped the balance towards a more favourable G20 outcome.
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Nearly half of the survey's respondents said China's innovation climate is less favourable than the worldwide average.
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It also said liquidity position of the banks "remains favourable" and added that banks have sufficient capital.
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Credit Suisse summarised the scheme's conditions as "extremely favourable", and added: "We expect markets to notice, eventually."
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The result was that well-connected people gained favourable access to telecoms spectrum, cheap loans and land.
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However, excluding favourable exchange rate movements and disposals, group revenues on an organic basis fell 5 percent.
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This is favourable for banks and companies because the lower their debt, the higher their credit rating.
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The "big five" banks continued to benefit from a favourable banking market structure, in which they dominate.
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At United Internet, first-half EBITDA gained 11.6%, helped by a favourable change in lease accounting rules.
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Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's finance minister, has warned that Britain cannot expect favourable treatment after an exit vote.
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The small unsecured debt is against Federal institutions entities and could be renegotiated under more favourable conditions.
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Both sides agreed to take action to create favourable conditions, the ministry added, without giving more details.
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"That's to fully exploit the favourable start-of-year market window for fixed income issuance," he said.
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Annual headline inflation had been expected to rise in December, as favourable base-year effects wear off.
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In return he demanded and received favourable coverage on a popular news website owned by the company.
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Analysts at Barclays said that business conditions in Britain were less favourable today than three months ago.
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Broadly favourable crop conditions in South America were continuing to cap U.S. soybean and corn, analysts said.
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Even with a pick-up in risk appetite in global markets, the backdrop for German bonds remains favourable.
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That leaves the official Labour opposition as the only possible party in which to fish for favourable votes.
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"The climate of the country is not favourable for farmers and for land and environmental defenders," said Palabay.
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He did the same two months ago in a ruling favourable to the Yakama Nation in Washington state.
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The significance of these more favourable finances was stark in the latest three-month period to June 30.
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Farmers could sow into dry fields, but would be reliant on favourable weather in the next few weeks.
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Fitch expects loan quality indicators to be pressured mildly as loans season through the less favourable growth cycle.
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A favourable operating environment continues to support the performance of the insurance portfolio, and delinquency rates remain low.
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That makes a favourable backdrop for this week's euro zone bond sales, with focus now turning to Ireland.
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CAAM officials said customers were nevertheless holding off purchases in the hope of more favourable policies, hurting sales.
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This "hysteresis" could emerge as employed workers negotiated favourable conditions for themselves, deterring firms from hiring new workers.
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Firms shop around for the most favourable subsidies when deciding where to locate headquarters, factories or sports teams.
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Gentrification might have proved a passing fad, had it not been for favourable government policy and economic trends.
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The average maturity of debt is favourable at 18 years, among the longest across all Fitch-rated sovereigns.
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"The very favourable trends in mainland China continued into October," Hermes' Financial Chief Eric du Halgouet told reporters.
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"Considering the state of the Japanese economy, a delay is favourable," Abe's economic adviser Etsuro Honda told Reuters.
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Handing tycoons the right to import and sell cigarettes or booze on favourable terms means less tax revenue.
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"The first thing to do is encourage an environment that is favourable to start-ups," suggested TIGA's Wilson.
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Borrowers time their debt sales based on market conditions in order to attract sufficient demand at favourable pricing.
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Change UK barely figures in the polls despite having lots of favourable press coverage and several prominent MPs.
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But if taxation goes down, they will enjoy the same favourable treatment that will apply to the others.
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The four banks' asset quality should remain broadly steady, aided by a favourable macroeconomic environment and rising incomes.
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By moving, Nordea will benefit from favourable tax treatment of subordinated bank debt, which Sweden stopped in January.
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The task facing the new government is to sustain growth and social progress in a less favourable climate.
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Yet there is clearly an incentive for participants to seek favourable categorisations by exaggerating their disabilities during testing.
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Even after the double duties, "our customers still came back to buy" because of favourable pricing, she added.
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Ireland did not give favourable tax treatment to Apple and does not do deals with taxpayers, it added.
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In particular, we believe profitability will remain supported by the robust product pipeline and favourable developments in China.
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Farmers in other cocoa-growing regions said trees would continue to yield pods if the weather remained favourable.
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In a recent survey, an alarming 11% of Malaysians said they had a "favourable view" of Islamic State.
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Both sides agreed to take actual actions to create favourable conditions, the ministry added, without giving more details.
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Both sides agreed to take actual actions to create favourable conditions, the ministry added, without giving more details.
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So in this, with this relatively favourable baseline scenario, there was a downgrade in inflation and inflation expectations.
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"Even the international market is not favourable for export specially jet fuel," said MRPL Managing Director M Venkatesh.
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Leonardo added that additional benefits to 2019 results could come in case of favourable trends in foreign exchange.
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Sterling has rallied in recent weeks off lows below $1.27, lifted by earlier seemingly favourable comments from Barnier.
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"It was underlined that the still favourable financing conditions could not be taken for granted," the ECB added.
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None of these deals ever materialized because Gefco postponed its IPO to wait for more favourable market conditions.
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The company said lower raw material costs would have "a moderately favourable impact" for the first half of 2020.
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In 2015 a group of creditors agreed to a debt restructuring on favourable terms: Russia refused to take part.
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Nor should they shy away from reasoned analysis that paints one candidate in a less favourable light than another.
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Wheat has also been pressured by ample world supply, underscored by favourable growing conditions for U.S. and Russian wheat.
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The ECB's intervention effectively supercharges the favourable funding conditions that European companies have enjoyed for at least two years.
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Rich folk work less, make bigger contributions to their pensions (which enjoy favourable tax treatment) or leave the country.
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The composition of gross external debt is relatively favourable with a high share of debt owed to official creditors.
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Favourable conditions * Canada, Mexico, and the United States require no new stadium construction to stage the 2026 World Cup.
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VILLEROY SAYS THIS IS WHY WE ARE MAINTAINING AN ACTIVE MONETARY POLICY, WITH VERY FAVOURABLE FINANCING CONDITIONS FOR COMPANIES
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The new economic team is committed to reform and conditions are favourable, says Eduardo Guardia, the outgoing finance minister.
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He said economic conditions seemed more favourable, despite uncertainty related to the approval of the new government's economic reforms.
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From Iran's point of view, joining the OPEC supply cut deal from the higher figure would be more favourable.
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Doosan Infracore said earlier this year favourable conditions in the North American housing construction market accelerated the listing plan.
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Fitch expects the improvement in asset quality to continue thanks to a favourable macro environment and stricter regulatory standards.
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A favourable ruling by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), Pakistan's oil regulator, buoyed major natural gas suppliers.
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The answer may be that he was trying to dominate the news after a less favourable referendum-related event.
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Also, pay is quite favourable in Germany, with expats across all industries earning an average of $90,93 a year.
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State Support for the Sector: Being an agricultural producer, Miratorg enjoys a favourable tax regime and subsidised interest rates.
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"Clearly, we support it if it is favourable for Italian industry and workers regardless of headquarters' location," Salvini said.
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These days Mr Zeman is regularly featured on TV Prima's news discussion programmes, where he generally gets favourable treatment.
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For the higher education sector, a favourable exit deal would limit the reduction in research grants from EU funds.
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A growing number of firms, emboldened by favourable Supreme Court rulings, have adopted clauses that limit class-action suits.
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"This is very favourable for us," Ma Xiangjie, a Shuanghui vice president who oversees the firm's slaughtering, told Reuters.
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HSBC indicated on Thursday the final guidelines will be favourable for the industry - at least compared to previous expectations.
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In 2015, just 12% of Republicans and 15% of Democrats had a favourable view of Vladimir Putin, Russia's leader.
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Top executives at Societe Generale have repeatedly said current regulatory conditions are not favourable for cross-border banking mergers.
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The PIF would be incorporated in the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, a special economic zone with favourable tax conditions.
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The French government is preparing a review of the mechanism, which is expected to be more favourable to EDF.
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But economic fundamentals remain favourable and corporate profits, which are foundations of stock price moves, continue to be firm.
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After seven sessions of losses, the FTSE 100 rose 0.3%, with miner Antofagasta surging after a favourable arbitration verdict.
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Under the so-called InnovFin agreement, NBG will provide loans at favourable terms to innovative SMEs for two years.
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However, if Britain is able to obtain favourable terms, then foreign direct investment would probably recoup this lost ground.
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Favourable Operating Profile, Integrated Producer: GAR is the second-largest plantation group in Indonesia in terms of planted area.
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Lower claims frequency, manageable underwriting expenses and steady investment returns have also translated into a favourable bottom-line performance.
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However, this is somewhat mitigated by favourable lease cancellation terms and the partial dependence of leases on store turnover.
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Mortgage performance is expected to remain stable due to favourable loan characteristics, especially as mortgage rates are largely fixed.
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Brazilian crop is looking absolutely monster, Argentina has had favourable weather and African Swine Fever is curbing Chinese demand.
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When asked about the news on interest rates, 30% of respondents saw it as favourable and 70% as unfavourable.
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"This is a very important agreement, favourable in financial terms," Prime Minister Beata Szydlo told public broadcaster TVP Info.
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Mr Bloomberg ranks lower than Mr Trump, whom voters rate as more unfavourable than favourable by 11 percentage points.
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"Rigs on the eastern side (of Nate) are racing westward to get on that more favourable side," he said.
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The Finance Ministry said at the time that it could issue more Eurobonds this year under favourable market conditions.
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In their quest for a favourable balance of foreign exchange, Germany is obviously prepared to sacrifice her national art treasures.
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The outlook for retail loan growth in the single digits is favourable, but demand from corporates and SMEs remains muted.
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The Supreme Court's order earlier that evening in Sierra Club v Trump was indeed a favourable result for the president.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The 'B+' ratings reflect Kenya's solid growth record, strong medium-term growth potential, and favourable business environment.
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But in the light of public anger at the banking sector that caused the crisis, this looked like favourable treatment.
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Fitch expects CKP to maintain its reliable access to the bond and loan markets for refinancing at favourable interest cost.
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Under previous conventions, the EU gave favourable market access to African, Caribbean and Pacific countries, most of them former colonies.
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However, what these states do offer The Donald is favourable demographics: they contain large numbers of white working-class voters.
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We believe this will create a very favourable, low base for macro indicators and corporate earnings in the near term.
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The latter two countries had swindled their way into a favourable draw by exploiting the ridiculousness of FIFA's ranking methodology.
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I hope it will be favourable to the UK and we are able to keep a lot of people here.
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Thanks to a record fundraising haul and favourable district polls, these factors provide a sizeable boost to the Democrats' chances.
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I think, secondly, we've got to make sure we have an overall tax system that is favourable to growing businesses.
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Deliveroo, which previously touted a $2 billion price tag, didn't mention a valuation on Friday, suggesting Bezos extracted favourable terms.
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It is a retailer with a strong underlying healthcare element due to a favourable reimbursement framework for eyecare in France.
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Designed by an international team, the small car has been received favourable reviews for its contemporary look and latest features.
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Fourth-quarter sales in Morocco were down 35 percent, but Danone expects to benefit from more favourable comparables from April.
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It is also true that Germany, being the most favourable destination, along with countries like Sweden, is under heavy pressure.
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"The monetary policy stance would continue to be accommodative, economic agents' financing costs would be favourable," the Monetary Council said.
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The euro area bank lending survey for the first quarter of 2019 suggests that overall bank lending conditions remained favourable.
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Capital Management Initiatives: Fitch takes a favourable view on Genting's capital management initiatives to maintain leverage at less than 1.0x.
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There are favourable factors for supporting industrial output growth and it is expected to maintain a steady pace, Mao said.
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The statement also referred to allegations that Duke Oil had received favourable treatment that gave it an advantage over competitors.
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Market conditions for catastrophe bond issuance are also likely to remain favourable in 13 as investors seek to diversify risks.
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But after defending its rule and winning a favourable judgment at the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, New York pivoted.
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A draft list of planned action does not include scrapping the existing favourable treatment offered to other energy-intensive industries.
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Advances were constrained by generally favourable crop weather in South America, which competes with the United States for export business.
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Respondents favoured London over New York in terms of the most favourable regulatory regime for financial services in the world.
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"The strong growth of underlying net income was achieved despite a much less favourable environment," Chief Executive Philippe Brassac said.
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Isarescu said while Wednesday's decision could put softening pressure on the leu, the rate differential was favourable for the currency.
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"The CFDT has given a favourable view," Franck Daout, a negotiator for the CFDT, the third largest union, told Reuters.
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Growth was driven by an increase in EBITDA and a more favourable foreign exchange environment compared to 2018, it said.
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British ministers once claimed that German car exporters would press the rest of the EU into doing a favourable Brexit deal.
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"We believe the unusually favourable goldilocks combination of accelerating growth and tepid inflation experienced in 2017 will not repeat," Mitchell added.
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French officials have been warning for more than a year that the political void is creating favourable conditions for Islamist groups.
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"Seems it was a weekend of pretty favourable weather in the U.S. Midwest," said Phin Ziebell, agribusiness economist, National Australia Bank.
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"The regulatory environment hasn't been favourable to the investors like us," Jeffrey Lim, who heads 224 Startups's Korea office, told Reuters.
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Recovery was helped by favourable external conditions, including low interest rates and oil prices (almost all the country's oil is imported).
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This improvement is the result of favourable external conditions, strong domestic consumption and investment, as well as sound fiscal policy management.
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"However, political and macroeconomic uncertainties make it difficult to predict how long these relatively favourable market conditions will last," he added.
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He lost at the trial court but won a favourable judgment from the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in April 2016.
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"The renewable diesel market continued favourable, but feedstock markets tightened during the year," Chief Executive Peter Vanacker said in a statement.
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But Banyan insists there is more to the PAP's longevity: a "favourable electoral system" and a cowed electorate, among other things.
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And the regulatory environment for private schools in the three big African markets, South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya, is generally favourable.
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In all but two of them, people who backed the current government also expressed a more favourable view of the press.
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One involved accusations of gifts for favours; the other alleged back-room dealing with an Israeli newspaper publisher for favourable coverage.
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A poll published in April showed that only 38% of Canadians have a favourable impression of Sikhism (33% view Islam favourably).
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Its report said that The outlook for global credit conditions is favourable as credit conditions remain satisfactory But markets can surprise.
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A ruling favourable to the anti-gerrymandering side in either Gill or Benisek could transform the way America elects its legislators.
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Some treaties have clauses obliging the EU to improve the terms if need be if another subsequently gets more favourable treatment.
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Indonesia's favourable economic prospects, expanding middle class, and low credit penetration rates should support finance company growth in the longer term.
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The company has given no explanation for the sudden turnaround, but favourable policies in key cities may be a key factor.
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"Some people describe marketing as a tax, but once you become favourable for drivers you don't have that tax," he said.
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Investors who built positions on the pound and UK stocks expecting a favourable outcome had little reason to change their minds.
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It will only proceed with a deal when market conditions are favourable or a high enough offer arrives, the sources said.
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The China homebuilder's ratings are supported by its strong contracted sales growth, region diversification and favourable margin compared with its peers.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said U.S. economic conditions were "mostly favourable" but the Fed remained cautious on interest rates.
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"Like the outstanding TLTRO programme, TLTRO-III will feature built-in incentives for credit conditions to remain favourable," the ECB said.
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"Overall, thanks to favourable market conditions and numerous improvement initiatives, we delivered fairly strong financial results," Chief Executive Alexander Frolov said.
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Officials with the necessary party and foreign ties are making favourable deals with Arab investors without input from the broader community.
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The bank said it was starting 2018 with confidence "in an economic and financial environment that should gradually be more favourable".
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Traits favourable to a task, such as perfect musical pitch, help at the outset but confer no advantage at higher levels.
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Nonetheless, La Manche's social spending structure is more favourable than other departments', given the department's lower-than-national average unemployment rate.
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Such self-dealing is prohibited in many jurisdictions, but wasn't prevented in Italy and even received favourable tax treatment until 28503.
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He had a point, even if the electoral terrain was always likely to be favourable to the New York-born businessman.
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Some legal scholars celebrate the temporarily attenuated bench, hailing the impossibility of 5-4 rulings as a climate favourable to compromise.
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The ratings reflect the region's track record of strong budgetary performance, high debt, prudent management and a favourable socio-economic profile.
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Mubadala reduced its corporate debt through a combination of repayments, new issuances and favourable exchange movements, the statement said, without elaborating.
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This will give banks more investment options and will also have a favourable impact on the real estate and infrastructure sector.
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Wind and solar power have boomed on the back of subsidies that guarantee their power can be sold at favourable prices.
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"The environment right now for the banking industry is very favourable," he said in an interview with CNBC aired on Monday.
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"The favourable situation concerning orders and, above all, more optimistic business expectations promise a continuation of good industrial activity," it said.
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"The labour market developed in a broadly favourable way in November," Frank-Juergen Weise, head of the Federal Labour Office, said.
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"We feel that fundamentals are quite favourable today," he said, after CarVal completed two deals in 2018, its first since 2015.
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The bank said it would sell its remaining 10 percent holding in BTIM in the future, subject to favourable market conditions.
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This looks like a Salem video, and fuck what anyone else says, I still like Salem so this is automatically favourable.
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Unlike, say, a complex deepwater project in a distant jurisdiction, shale offers quick drilling times, predictable cashflow and favourable American regulation.
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"Market conditions have been very favourable and growth against (the) prior year has accelerated," the company said in a trading update.
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The momentum and a favourable RBI policy could take the Nifty up by another 100-150 points to 8,850-8,900 levels.
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"The science projections do not point to Australia's climate getting any more favourable," said Phin Ziebell, agribusiness economist, National Australia Bank.
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Avrist's operating performance has been favourable over the last five years, supported by its prudent underwriting practices and stable expense management.
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China hopes both countries will create favourable conditions for trade talks, spokesman Gao Feng told a weekly news briefing in Beijing.
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It enables the granting of guarantees on loans at favourable terms to help businesses cover immediate working capital and investment needs.
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The global luxury watch market is a structurally attractive market, underpinned by favourable, long-term growth in both price and volume.
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"Should conditions be more favourable, (Eni) will be in a position to create a substantial surplus value for shareholders," he said.
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The vote on tax reform and pension finance defuses a long-running row over favourable Swiss tax rates for multinational corporations.
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HK LEADER SAYS FOR ECONOMY TO RETURN TO RIGHT TRACK, CHINA WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT AND TO OFFER FAVOURABLE ECONOMIC POLICIES
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Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said this month that current market conditions were highly favourable for a placement of Russian sovereign Eurobonds.
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Prosecutors said the money, and cash Belykh received on other occasions, was a bribe in return for favourable treatment for Zyudheimer's company.
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Its structure is favourable, with a lower interest rate burden and a smaller share of foreign currency debt than the 'BBB' medians.
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He has, however, said that some British regulations could be treated as "equivalent" to the EU supervisory regime, giving some favourable access.
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They are on the favourable (but by no means easy) side of the draw and will want to capitalise on that, too.
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Fitch expects the company to focus on expansion in segments with favourable demand, such as contract manufacturing, API and certain specialty ingredients.
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America may have better prospects for economic growth than the rest of the developed world, not least because of its favourable demography.
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And if the trade balance looked favourable, it was only because the government banned many imports and rationed access to foreign exchange.
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To avoid losing out, they want the new GST rates to mirror existing taxes, complete with their favourable treatment for unventilated eateries.
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At the start of the campaign, 46% of Britons had a favourable view of Mrs May, compared with 21% for Mr Corbyn.
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But gaffes such as this further the sense that he is yesterday's man, coasting on past achievements and a favourable public impression.
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The numbers diverge when the question focuses on Article 9: an Asahi poll found 33% favourable to amending it and 59% against.
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An ability to hold on to grain until market conditions are favourable has given farmers clout in their relationship with the traders.
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The data also showed an increase in recovery of blood platelets, neutrophils, white blood cells and lymphocytes and a favourable safety profile.
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"Overall, conditions remain mostly favourable and an above average wheat crop is more than likely," said Benjamin Bodart, director at CRM AgriCommodities.
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"Servant of the People" is aired on 1+1, a popular TV channel which provided favourable coverage of Zelensky during the campaign.
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Wacker Chemie's CEO has signalled the company could shift some operations overseas, saying he saw more favourable conditions in the United States.
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Prospects: Portugal have been given a favourable group but, second-best player in the world aside, this is not a great team.
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De La Rue executives, the newspaper said, perceive that Gemalto is in a favourable position simply because it has undercut its competitors.
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The company continues to look at the bond market for future funding requirements should market conditions be favourable, its finance chief said.
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This could lead to intense campaigning in the UK and the rest of Europe to obtain favourable trade conditions for the sector.
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The debt structure is also favourable; for example, foreign-currency debt fell to 8.7% of GDP in 2015, from 14% in 2008.
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The Gupta brothers firmly deny exploiting political connections to land favourable deals, but their influence has caused deep divisions in the ANC.
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"Good wealth development, low rates and a strong labour market has led to a favourable environment for house building," the association said.
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Republicans hope that a booming economy, low unemployment and the extra money voters will see from tax reform will provide favourable headwinds.
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PBMs force drugs firms to give huge secret rebates (part of which they pocket) on list prices in return for favourable treatment.
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"While the growth/inflation mix has turned less favourable, we continue to see bear market and recession risk as low," he added.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY TBI's ratings reflect the favourable business profile of tower companies that justifies higher leverage metrics than for most corporate credits.
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With the remainder still high by EU standards, a continued favourable outlook is needed to put more troubled borrowers back on track.
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Kazakhstan has refused to pay, accusing Stati of using fraudulent means to secure a favourable arbitration ruling and filing lawsuits against him.
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In return, companies will get favourable treatment for the income they get from patents and increased deductions for research and development costs.
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The favourable results come despite opposition from hedge fund Odey Asset Management, which said the deal terms do not represent fair value.
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"Yet, the current favourable economic environment provides an opportunity for the new government to take more forceful policy actions," the IMF added.
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It said it was taking advantage of favourable market conditions to lower its average cost of debt and increase its average maturity.
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But soy's advances were constrained by generally favourable crop weather in South America, which competes with the United States for export business.
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The increase in maize production is thanks to increased yields because of favourable weather conditions, Gray Nyandule-Phiri said in a statement.
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The overall market index hit its highest in more than 10 months as investors responded to more favourable economic indicators, traders said.
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Moreover, parts of the region's budget loans will be restructured with more favourable repayment terms according to a recent federal government decision.
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While tanker rates have come down from a surge in early October, the balance between supply and demand remains favourable, it added.
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The Rosario grains exchange in Argentina late on Wednesday increased its forecast for this season's soybean and corn harvests, citing favourable rains.
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Even if it can negotiate favourable access to the single market it will no longer be part of the EU's decision-making apparatus.
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Trump has said he will pull out of the Paris agreement unless Washington can secure more favourable terms for American businesses and taxpayers.
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Rotich said the projected economic rebound is supported by favourable economic fundamentals including inflation, which has dropped to about 4 percent this year.
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The Ugandan shilling was seen holding steady, with a central bank decision to maintain its key rate expected to fuel favourable market sentiment.
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"If the outlook becomes less favourable ... we stand ready to increase our asset-purchase programme in terms of size or duration," he said.
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Too many AI companies have died trying to find favourable software licensing agreements years before their technology was ready for wide-scale deployment.
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The Russian central bank provided RRDB with a 93 billion rouble loan at a favourable rate to be used to help rehabilitate Peresvet.
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TOTAL SAYS IT WILL CONTINUE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FAVOURABLE COST ENVIRONMENT TO APPROVE NEW PROJECTS, NOTABLY ARCTIC LNG 2 AND LAPA 3
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The second batch is likely on rental housing, a segment that is currently supported by with favourable land price and lending rate policies.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY The China homebuilder's ratings are supported by its strong contracted sales growth, regional diversification, and favourable margin compared with its peers.
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"We found that drinking more coffee was associated with a more favourable liver function profile and immune response," explained lead author Marc Gunter.
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Investors who built positions on the pound and UK stocks expecting a favourable outcome had little reason to change their minds, he argued.
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"The monetary policy stance will continue to be accommodative, economic agents' financing costs will be favourable," the Monetary Council said in a statement.
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It is a process that is likely to be neither harmonious nor quick—nor to yield a result that is favourable to Britain.
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In 2017, the central bank lent RRDB 66.7 billion roubles via DIA in a loan with a favourable interest rate to help Peresvet.
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Now the company is on the hunt for a new leader, and Kalanick is apparently trying to ensure a favourable outcome for himself.
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"We expect refining margins to remain favourable on the back of solid demand," the owner of SK Energy said in an earnings statement.
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Contracts to export over 140,000 tonnes of alumina from China were signed in July amid a favourable price arbitrage, according to consultancy CRU.
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Signs of continuing instability in Spain, which is grappling with a disputed independence vote in Catalonia, has also been favourable for Italian bonds.
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An initially favourable currency situation, with a weak euro and yen, also turned negative in Richemont's fiscal year to the end of March.
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The recent further decline in investment yields could therefore help drive a rise in demand if yields on catastrophe bonds remained relatively favourable.
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Vestager also said the Commission was favourable to approving schemes to compensate investors who were missold risky financial products believing they were safe.
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Within this select clique, the Swedes are the most popular of all, with 84% of respondents holding a favourable view of the country.
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The author describes with great insight how the Rotenbergs and others have been enriched by favourable transactions with state companies such as Gazprom.
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British banks have faced mounting criticism from investors for awarding their top executives more favourable pension arrangements than the rest of their employees.
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The bank's asset quality has been supported by its conservative loan mix, which is skewed towards residential mortgages, and the favourable economic environment.
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Bank executives in Britain have been criticised by investors for giving their executives more favourable pension arrangements than the rest of their employees.
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Reliance hopes that negotiations at this stage could lead to favourable terms for crude purchase from Iran, he said, but gave no details.
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Israeli companies - befitting from a favourable climate and expertise in medical and agricultural technologies - are among the world's biggest producers of medical cannabis.
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Fitch views the social spending structure of La Manche as more favourable than other departments', given its lower-than-national average unemployment rate.
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Fitch expects the bank to continue generating stronger profitability than peers, supported by its higher net-interest margins and more favourable cost structure.
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Leading and coincidence indicators from the domestic economy remained favourable, especially as regards industrial production, retail sales and lending to the private sector.
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Prior proposals included mandatory conversion of all FC loans at exchange rates favourable to customers, which would have been costly for the banks.
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Zhenjiang also has a favourable socio-economic profile, despite its smaller economy, with GRP per capita that ranked fifth among Jiangsu's 13 municipalities.
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Dzindic said that any strategic investor would seek favourable electricity prices but that the government could not subsidise the prices on open market.
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Also, Stada posted better than expected core earnings in the first half, helped by more favourable regulation of the German generic drug market.
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Bunzl posted a 19 percent rise in reported revenue, thanks to strong North America growth, favourable currency moves and benefits from recent deals.
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Like stops on the world golf or tennis circuits, they sprout up wherever the climate is favourable, and draw a jet-setting crowd.
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The Chinese ministry said hopes for progress hinge on whether Washington can create favourable conditions for the coming talks in the United States.
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Most ICs have so far been able to meet performance targets, but we believe that is mainly a reflection of favourable market conditions.
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Those increases were mainly because of high remortgaging activity in Denmark last year, prompted by the low rates, and favourable bond price developments.
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In our view, weak coverage metrics are somewhat mitigated by favourable lease cancellation terms and the partial dependence of leases on store turnover.
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"I think his appointment is favourable for Russia," one of the two sources said about Tillerson being lined up for Secretary of State.
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"Primarily, accounts were amplifying messages favourable to Saudi authorities, mainly through inauthentic engagement tactics such as aggressive liking, retweeting and replying," it said.
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At the same time, persistently low or negative interest rates have resulted in lower margins but have been broadly favourable for asset quality.
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"The bigger picture is we have seen some favourable overtures from Europe on Brexit and that is also lifting sentiment," SSGA's Graf said.
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Limited deal flow and an abundance of liquidity among lenders has meant many borrowers have been able to strike more favourable financing terms.
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"This favourable economic climate should be used to create a stronger and more robust basis for future growth," ZEW President Achim Wambach said.
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This suggests that the public's judgements of nudging could become even more favourable if we can successfully convey scientific understandings of human behaviour.
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The commission can merely recommend, not mandate, that Pepps are afforded the same favourable tax treatment that governments give to their own national products.
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The company's contracted sales rose 34% to CNY8.6bn in 2015 following strong sales in the fourth quarter amid favourable sentiment in the property market.
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He added the move "will result in significantly more favourable tonnage tax arrangements as the ships will be flagged in an EU member state".
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The country's No. 2 independent gas producer said it will resume its dividend payment policy earlier than expected, citing a favourable oil price cycle.
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As a result, exploration and production companies were able to lock in very favourable drilling rates for 2017 in the second half of 2016.
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"HSBC has been one of the few banks reporting first quarter earnings that showed a favourable revenue mix," analyst Joseph Dickerson at Jefferies said.
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Italy's sixth-largest bank is considering taking advantage of favourable market conditions to issue a subordinated bond, its chief financial officer said on Saturday.
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The state's Republicans feared that a renewed anti-gerrymandering referendum campaign might succeed in a political environment that looks much more favourable for Democrats.
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The facts weren't favourable to Mr Phillips, because he shut down the conversation with Messrs Craig and Mullins before they requested any particular design.
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The feedback effects may be positive or negative, such that consideration of both sides will not necessarily be favourable to the platform in question.
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Case 2000 concerns allegations that Mr Netanyahu discussed helping a newspaper publisher by curbing the circulation of a competitor in exchange for favourable coverage.
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Public debt composition is favourable in Morocco, with a lower interest bill than 'BBB' medians and 71% of GG debt issued in local currency.
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After all, both Ms Abrams and Mr Gillum lost—the latter in a swing state, in a year that was otherwise favourable to Democrats.
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It is likely some were abandoned by their owners and started multiplying in favourable weather conditions, the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union believes.
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"If market conditions are favourable we intend to access the market some time between July and October," Kalozois told Reuters at a Euromoney conference.
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"The pound continues to trade on a firmer footing following on from last week's favourable developments," Lee Hardman, an FX strategist at MUFG said.
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"The Philippines is an outlier because economic prospects for our country remains favourable," Noel Reyes, chief investment officer of Security Bank Corp, told Reuters.
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Another problem with pursuing frequent promotions is that it turns you into a supplicant, endlessly in search of favourable feedback from the higher-ups.
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The directive may reduce operators' revenue and EBITDA in the short term, but favourable price elasticity should relieve profitability pressure over the longer term.
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By 1156 GMT shares in Intesa rose 1.8 percent in line with the sector as the deal's favourable terms lifted other Italian banking stocks.
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If Leave had not been strongly ahead here, it could have indicated they would struggle to break through in areas less favourable to Brexit.
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"The monetary policy stance will continue to be accommodative, economic agents' financing costs will be favourable," the Monetary Council said in a policy statement.
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Jefferies analyst Mark Wilson said Aker BP's shift towards exploration was a logical step in the company's development, helped by Norway's favourable tax regime.
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MHP introduced price increases in Ukraine at the end of 2016 and this should have a favourable impact on average domestic prices in 2017.
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Serbia's central bank responded by telling banks to offer more favourable terms for loans in francs, including conversion, lower interest rates or monthly repayments.
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We currently assume growth of 220%-23530% in Europe in 21103 from a combination of pent-up demand and still broadly favourable economic conditions.
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"We see fairly stable demand growth and the fundamentals are favourable," said Chief Executive Rolf Habben Jansen in a call with analysts on Friday.
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"We see fairly stable demand growth and the fundamentals are favourable," Chief Executive Rolf Habben Jansen said on a call with analysts on Friday.
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Higher U.S. yields are anything but favourable for emerging markets as they tend to draw away much-needed foreign funds while pressuring local currencies.
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"Multinational negotiations under a government framework are more favourable, and we hope it will result in an acceptable deal to all parties," he said.
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New York Fed President William Dudley said on Monday that U.S. economic conditions were "mostly favourable" but the Fed remained cautious on interest rates.
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Order intake fell by 1.7 percent to 1.53 billion euros in the quarter but was still at "a very favourable level", the company said.
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Home Capital has so far drawn down C$1.4 billion from the facility but is hoping to secure alternative funding on more favourable terms.
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These trends are underpinned by the country's favourable demographics and rising incomes, and the government's policies, which appear to favour macroeconomic stability over growth.
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ISLAMABAD, Dec 14 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund on Thursday welcomed Pakistan's recent rupee devaluation, describing it as important for favourable economic growth momentum.
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The latest polls seem to indicate that Leave will win; one phone poll (a technique more favourable to Remain) had Leave six points ahead.
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The Netherlands has lobbied for favourable exit terms for Britain, its third-largest trading partner, but would support whatever deal the European Commission negotiates.
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CBI conducted raids in office premises of Avantha to investigate allegations of exchanging "illegal gratification" with Kapoor and his family for favourable lending terms.
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Analysts said the decision pointed to reduced demand for short-dated bonds from banks, given the much more favourable terms than expected under tiering.
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Nadene Johnson, an economist at NKC African Economics, said the August inflation number resulted partly from a favourable base effect from a year earlier.
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He is suspected of awarding regulatory favours to Bezeq Telecom Israel in return for favourable coverage on a news site the company's owner controls.
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Favourable weather conditions in the major dairy areas of Australia, New Zealand, the U.S. and the EU also boosted supply, sending prices even lower.
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Fitch sees the insurer's financial leverage on a consolidated level of below 10% for 2015 and 1H13 as favourable for its 'A' rating category.
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Uganda's information and telecommunications sector has expanded rapidly over the last decade, fuelled by favourable policies and a young population hungry for online services.
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Ukraine may harvest another good grain crop in 2020 due to favourable weather conditions this winter, a senior state weather forecaster said on Tuesday.
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A dry autumn prompted farmers to delay winter grain sowing in the hope that favourable winter weather would allow crops to grow and survive.
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U.S.-based research agency Pew released a survey in November that showed nearly nine out of 10 Indians held a favourable opinion of Modi.
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Solovyov declined to disclose details of Moscow's plan to issue a sovereign Eurobond this year but said market conditions are also favourable for that.
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According to a national mid-terms exit poll, 56% of voters had a negative view of her; only 31% of voters had a favourable one.
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CUB's asset quality has improved in the last few years, supported by a favourable operating environment and a reweighting of its portfolio towards residential mortgages.
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WMP volume offerings are currently at their seasonal peak and up strongly from last year, reflecting favourable weather conditions so far this season, ANZ said.
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These weaknesses are balanced by a favourable government debt structure, deep local capital markets and a flexible exchange rate that helps to absorb external shocks.
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"We are still negotiating conditions for the use of these funds and I am hoping ... these conditions would be favourable for us," Ljajic told reporters.
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Syrian opposition coordinator Riad Hijab said on Friday conditions for talks were "not favourable" and medical and food supplies were being blocked despite the truce.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Romania's ratings are supported by its healthier economic outlook, presently better fiscal position and more favourable governance indicators than 'BBB' range peers.
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Revenue growth was driven by telephony, video games and small household appliances but also benefited from a favourable base effect and a significant calendar effect.
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Wheat was hovering near a one-month low struck earlier this week, as a broadly favourable harvest outlook in the northern hemisphere weighed on prices.
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It is considering things like bigger family allowances, more favourable tax treatment of families and many more nursery places to shorten the long waiting lists.
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It means that the more often a favourable gamble is repeated, the more likely it is that the person who takes it comes out ahead.
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"We enjoyed (a) favourable global commodity markets environment in the first half of 20173," Nornickel president and co-owner Vladimir Potanin said in a statement.
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"(Purplebricks) tried to expand a little bit too quickly, but clearly the market conditions in the UK and Australia have been less than favourable," Markets.
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The vagaries of wind and sun—especially in countries without favourable weather—mean that turbines and solar panels generate electricity only part of the time.
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Mondi reported a 25 percent increase in underlying operating profit thanks to higher selling prices and favourable currency moves and gave an upbeat 2016 outlook.
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Conditions are favourable for further advancement of monsoon rains into the central state of Madhya Pradesh and the western state of Gujarat, the official said.
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Corn and soybeans rose, although gains were checked by favourable weather forecasts for the U.S. Midwest grain belt which eased fears of widespread crop losses.
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Mubadala will consider returning to the stock market when conditions become more favourable, Musabbeh Al Kaabi, chief executive of Mubadala's Petroleum and Petrochemicals platform, said.
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The Polish team, knowing this, scheduled its games in such a way as to maximize their chances of getting a favourable draw for Russia 2018.
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Since Watergate, presidents have felt obliged to at least appear to comply with Congress's oversight power, even as they negotiated the most favourable possible terms.
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Some characteristics of the MNN's charter seem favourable to the plaintiffs' complaint, he said, ticking off five considerations, while others seem to cut against them.
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But some are on offer, such as piani individuali di risparmio (PIR), individual savings accounts that offer favourable tax treatment for investments in listed firms.
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The central bank said Zimbabwe's petrol companies would no longer receive dollars at highly favourable rates, leaving them unsure if they could cover their costs.
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There are concerns that U.S. President Donald Trump could opt to withdraw from the pact if his demands for more favourable treatment are not met.
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Positioning indicators are more favourable towards sterling, as long bets have been whittled down in recent days with overall net positions mildly bearish on sterling.
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VTB Capital, the investment bank that organised Russia's latest Eurobond issues, also told Reuters this week that market conditions were favourable for a Eurobond issue.
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He added that rising investment was a key element that would stimulate further economic growth and macroeconomic conditions were favourable for state and private investment.
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Cobham reported a 9 percent rise in revenue to just over 1 billion pounds for the six months through June, helped by favourable currency movements.
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But Terkper said he expected more favourable market conditions this year based on improvements in the Ghanaian economy, especially the potentials of the energy sector.
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Bayartsaikhan Nadmid, president of the Bank of Mongolia, told the forum that the bank aimed to create a more favourable environment for businesses this year.
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There is a marked difference between favourable globalisation and open markets, and the narrow economic fruits of poor governance, weak rule of law and corruption.
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All of which is admirable—bearing favourable comparison with a Labour Party which has lost interest in that kind of real estate—but perhaps unrealistic.
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Positively, they are supported by deep local capital markets, a favourable government debt structure and a track record of fairly prudent fiscal and monetary policy.
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The Hong Kong government said domestic demand should continue to be resilient, while local consumption sentiment would be "underpinned by favourable job and income conditions".
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The club disputed that view, and UEFA's control body ultimately allowed Man City to record the sponsorship deals at favourable levels that boosted its income.
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Higher U.S. yields are anything but favourable for emerging markets, however, as they tend to draw away much-needed foreign funds while pressuring local currencies.
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Fitch expects the improvement in asset quality to continue thanks to the favourable macro environment, continued balance sheet clean-up and healthy new loan origination.
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Despite his teammates' mediocre shooting, he still got the ball to enough of them in favourable situations to amass an outstanding total of 22 assists.
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Israeli media reported investigators were now looking into allegations that Bezeq received benefits in return for enabling favourable media coverage of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Last year 11% of Malaysians quizzed by Pew, a pollster, claimed to have a "favourable" view of IS, compared with only 4% in neighbouring Indonesia.
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Part of the financial engineering encouraged local banks to bring dollars into the central bank by buying local currency debt from them at favourable rates.
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Fitch takes a positive view of the city's revised debt policy of attracting long-term loans on favourable terms from the European Investment Bank (EIB).
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TLTRO REPRICING The ECB may grant loans to banks -- called targeted longer-term refinancing operations or TLTROs -- under even more favourable terms than originally planned.
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Volkswagen said it had also offered to push out repayment dates, extend credit allowances and make interest rate payments more favourable for its German dealers.
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The measures included special refinancing rates, favourable conditions for specific types of loans, and a decision to postpone the introduction of tighter rules for banks.
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However, this would take years and Britain on its own might struggle to secure favourable terms from the likes of the United States and China.
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Firefighters are holding back the blaze from the tank farm and winds are blowing in a favourable direction to aid those efforts, emergency officials added.
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However, credit standards for both loans to firms and loans to households for house purchase remained broadly unchanged, pointing to still favourable credit supply conditions.
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Stronger growth and low government bond yields provide a favourable backdrop for public finances, although some are using the fiscal space for pro-cyclical policy.
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So-called gender mainstreaming in urban planning not only makes public spaces more inclusive, but also has a favourable effect on women's safety and wellbeing.
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P&C reinsurance reported a 9M16 combined ratio of 93.8% (103M15: 84.5%), benefitting from lower-than-expected natural catastrophe claims and favourable prior-year developments.
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"We shall continue with our agitation till we get a favourable response from the Supreme Court," said Samujjal Bhattacharya of the All Assam Students' Union.
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Zhenjiang has a favourable socio-economic profile, despite its smaller economy, with population inflow and GRP per capita that ranked fifth among Jiangsu's 13 municipalities.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The affirmation reflects Kyobo Life's sound financial fundamentals, with strongly entrenched market positioning and favourable financial leverage commensurate with its rating category.
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Al Jazeera's favourable coverage of victorious Islamists, such as the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, further alienated the Gulf rulers, who see the group as a threat.
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Locals do not believe that sorcerers or witches are inherently malign: many claim—or believe in—magical healing powers, and the ability to bring favourable weather.
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This includes a growing tempo of lending to households and businesses, a more favourable development in credit risks, and home prices growing faster than household income.
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While individual stock moves were relatively muted, shares in Morrisons were the top gainers, up 2.9 percent after favourable data from Kantar on the supermarket's performance.
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Ghana's cedi is seen fairly stable against the dollar in the coming days as a favourable third quarter economic outlook spurs renewed investor confidence, analysts said.
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The judges who emerge from this complicated selection process are expected to issue rulings favourable to the people who manipulate it, for example on tax cases.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS India's sovereign ratings balance a strong medium-term growth outlook and favourable external balances with a weak fiscal position and difficult business environment.
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Top seed Wawrinka defeated Argentina's Horacio Zeballos in 65 minutes, firing seven aces in a 63-3 6-4 victory in less than favourable morning conditions.
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NCI's consistently favourable financial performance partially reflects its strategic focus on underwriting longer-term regular premium life insurance products with higher new business value (NBV) margin.
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Looks after some sections of society more than others (74%) Meanwhile public opinion in these areas is much more favourable for his main opposition Jeremy Corbyn.
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Thousands of families will hit Europe's slopes this month, hoping that snow conditions will be more favourable than at the start of the season in December.
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Continued growth at current levels could put pressure on capital ratios and lead to less favourable risk-adjusted returns given strong competition in the mortgage market.
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Just 5% of women aged 18-34 had a very favourable opinion of Trump in a March poll compared with 56% with a very unfavourable opinion.
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Fantasy sports owe their popularity partly to the games' addictive nature, partly to the social element of competing against one's friends—and partly to favourable regulation.
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The government aims to roll out more favourable policies to ensure the stable and healthy development of the economy, Li said in a worker's union conference.
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The United States remained France's largest market, helped by growing demand for high-value products and the favourable exchange rate making euro-denominated wines more competitive.
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The British pound hit its post-Brexit referendum high of $1.4005, helped by optimism that Britain will reach a favourable divorce deal with the European Union.
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This will be led by 1.1 percent growth in Russia in 2017, compared with a 0.8 percent contraction this year, helped by more favourable oil prices.
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Republican gains in the Senate will insulate the party against losses in 2020, a presidential election year in which the map will be favourable to Democrats.
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Low unemployment and wage growth especially in manufacturing and among lower-income workers is probably underpinning favourable estimates of current conditions and optimism about the future.
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Wheat ticked lower as a bounce from one-month lows this week petered out in the face of favourable growing conditions for U.S. and Russian wheat.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Kenya's ratings are supported by its strong growth potential and resilience to shocks, favourable business climate and only moderate exposure to commodity prices.
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An Indian fertiliser company official, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said lower prices and favourable rainfall for crops could boost potash consumption this year.
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Ratings firm DBRS said Renzi's exit was "negative" for Italy's A(low) rank, which allows banks to receive favourable funding rates from the European Central Bank.
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"Besides the relatively favourable international sentiment, the better than expected results published by OTP could also help the stock market rise this morning," said brokerage Equilor.
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It also wants to promote a favourable view of China, he notes, and that is far easier to achieve with startups than with established multinational companies.
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The British pound hit its post-Brexit referendum high of $1.4005, helped by optimism that Britain will reach a favourable divorce deal with the European Union.
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If a particularly favourable or unfavourable event for one candidate occurs, his or her poll numbers in the early-voting states will probably increase or decrease.
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The fear of harsh bail-out reforms in 21 sent people rushing to early retirement to take advantage of pre-crisis favourable terms before they expired.
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The prior year development for 2016 was less favourable than 0003 primarily because of the impact of asbestos and environmental retroactive reinsurance transactions completed in 2015.
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Samuelsson said Volvo was talking to insurers to offer favourable terms to what it termed as "club max 180" customers who were using the safety features.
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In actuality, that side of things hasn't worked out as planned, despite the fantastic deal the club got in securing the stadium on favourable financial terms.
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China does not usually export much alumina but this year producers have taken advantage of a favourable arbitrage to international prices and have been selling overseas.
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The ratings reflect the Region of Centre-Val-de-Loire's track record of strong budgetary performance, low debt, prudent management and a favourable socio-economic profile.
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Fitch believes the favourable business profile of tower companies and considerable cash flow stability justify their higher leverage metrics compared with that for most corporate credits.
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"After filing the case, we realised that the bench would not be favourable for us, so we did not move further," Shahriar told Reuters on Monday.
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The Frankfurt-based ECB is responsible for strengthening banks financial stability, a role that makes it more favourable to state support if it makes lenders stronger.
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This highlights the unattractive alternative, of leaving the EU. The trials of renegotiating Britain's membership would pale in comparison with those of securing a favourable Brexit.
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After that the contest moves onto other delegate-rich north-eastern states, most importantly Pennsylvania and Maryland, which ought also to be favourable terrain for her.
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Overall supply continues to exceed demand and Hannover Re said that higher claims in 2016 had a favourable effect on prices on a local level only.
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"The employment environment remains favourable as domestic demand is solid and there is also a labour shortage," said Yusuke Shimoda, senior economist at Japan Research Institute.
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"The employment environment remains favourable as domestic demand is solid and there is also a labour shortage," said Yusuke Shimoda, senior economist at Japan Research Institute.
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Hopefully if we are closer to the top three this year, maybe on a given Sunday with a crazy race or favourable conditions it can happen.
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An undercover exposé by Cobrapost last year alleged that top media groups were willing to accept payment in return for favourable coverage of the ruling party.
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"The Group's markets remain favourable overall at the start of the second half 13, except some sectors in the alloys division," Eramet said in a statement.
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"The Group has had a successful first half of 2017 in a period with a favourable market environment," Chief Executive David Nicoll said in the statement.
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That said, the current dollar-yen levels are still favourable for Jan-March earnings for Japanese exporters, which had expected a much stronger yen, Kuramochi added.
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Khan's reform ambitions will be boosted by his strong relations with the powerful military and the judiciary's favourable view of his anti-corruption stance, analysts say.
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The PBoC said that the increase did not signal a change in monetary policy, noting that flexibility in rates was favourable for deleveraging and risk prevention.
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Higher gasoline loadings from Gazpromneftekhim Salavat in 2019 were due to an increase in output of the product and favourable margins for gasoline exports, traders said.
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Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, is accused of promising favourable regulation to a telecoms firm in exchange for positive coverage on a news website it owns.
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Fitch expects Picard to pay lower interest costs under the new capital structure despite a higher amount of cash-pay debt, due to favourable market conditions.
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We were seeing some profit taking after the last run up in the prices, but overall the environment is very favourable for gold prices, he added.
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The outlook for Asian markets is looking favourable with the MSCI Asia ex-Japan index having broken above a technical level, suggesting more room for gains.
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"Looser monetary policies are generally favourable to gold, which has benefited since the Fed paused its tightening path," said Nicholas Frappell, global general manager, ABC Bullion.
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MHP has already introduced price increases in Ukraine at the end of 13 and this should have a favourable impact on average domestic prices in 2017.
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The British pound hit its post-Brexit referendum high of $1.3992, helped by optimism that Britain will reach a favourable divorce deal with the European Union.
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AstraZeneca said it expected 2017 core EPS performance to be "towards the favourable end of the guidance range of a low to mid teens percentage decline".
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Campaigners who want Britain to leave the EU say the UK could negotiate favourable new trading terms given the size of its financial centre and economy.
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Across Europe, people with favourable views of their hometown populist party have much higher appraisals for Mr Trump—though, even among them, confidence was not above 50%.
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Global Ferronickel said it was confident of hitting its ore shipment target of 6 million wet tonnes this year as favourable weather had been helping mining operations.
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Investors trimmed favourable positions in the yen, with expectations that Japan could ease monetary policy sooner rather than later to bolster inflation and growth reinforcing cautious sentiment.
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An EU official said that EU states agreed to take a common line in opposing wide-ranging reform, anticipating it will be too favourable to U.S. banks.
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The newspaper said that Fortress looked in the lead as it already operated in Italy, although terms of the Sound Point offer appeared to be more favourable.
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"The Group's bid may not result in a transaction if higher or more favourable offers are obtained by Nasty Gal during the auction process," writes Nasty Gal.
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Fitch also views Lloyd's entry to the onshore market, and the increasing market and regulatory-driven pressures to digitise operations, as favourable progress in the long term.
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Issuance in 2017 is expected to be stronger than in the previous two years as banks look to extend their maturity profiles and lock in favourable rates.
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"SK Hynix expects the favourable memory market conditions that emerged in the second half of last year to continue this year," the company said in a statement.
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"In addition to all the basic operation policing information, it's important that we, for public confidence, post information that's not necessarily favourable to the organisation," Kelly said.
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"The market is taking the initial view that a president Trump will be favourable for the dollar in the year ahead," said MUFG currency economist Lee Hardman.
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The degree to which Mr Trump's policy decisions can be influenced by favourable treatment of the business interests from which he continues to benefit is not clear.
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"The European market isn't pricing in quite as much as the U.S. is, and it's in a more favourable part of the business cycle," said Rothschild's Gardiner.
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Medium-term growth will also likely be weaker due to less favourable terms for exports to the EU, lower immigration and a reduction in foreign direct investment.
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"Dovish central banks, growing negative yielding debt coupled with the impact of trade protectionism on global growth create a favourable cocktail for gold upside risk," she wrote.
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Ethanol, which is blended with gasoline as part of renewable energy policy targets, had already benefited from a favourable environment in France in the past two years.
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According to a survey by Pew in 2017—after the vitriol of Donald Trump's campaign—over half of Muslims regarded other Americans as generally favourable to them.
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Many analysts agree, and are cautiously optimistic about AT&T's chances of a favourable settlement or ruling in time for the deal's closing deadline of June 21st.
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A big reason for the surge is the Italian government's roll-out in February of new individual savings accounts, known as PIRs, which offer favourable tax treatment.
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"Market conditions have been very favourable and growth against (the) prior year has accelerated," the IT infrastructure and service provider said in a trading update on Tuesday.
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An outlook for favourable weather, however, checked gains with forecasts calling for dry weather across key producing regions that will allow U.S. farmers to rapidly advance harvesting.
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In its recommendations, the Commission says Germany should make use of its budget surplus to boost public investment and create favourable conditions for stronger real wage growth.
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Still, the Bundesbank said the underlying economic trend is expected to remain strong on the back of favourable fundamentals even if near-term challenges are piling up.
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"The market background was favourable, but we have seen that investors are still risk-averse, most notably in the retail sector," Amundi CEO Yves Perrier told reporters.
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ST PETERSBURG, June 8 (Reuters) - Russia is considering issuing a sovereign Eurobond as market conditions are currently favourable, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said at an economic forum.
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SaarLB's large and growing renewables portfolio bears tail risks stemming from regulatory changes, which may lead to less favourable economic incentives for the sector in the future.
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CONSERVATIVE-LED COALITION Analysts said the most favourable outcome now for banks is a Conservative-led coalition, likely with Northern Ireland's pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).
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The favourable state liquidity, to be lent at an average interest rate of 0.6% in 2017, will maintain a low debt burden despite the high nominal debt.
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A brief surge to the Remain side disappeared earlier this week when a telephone poll showed Leave ahead (phone polls have generally been more favourable to Remain).
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"The government can help put in place a favourable business climate and that is what we are doing," Foreign Trade and Investment Minister Rodrigo Malmierca Diaz said.
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Fitch views French housebuilder Kaufman & Broad as a 'BB' credit because the favourable VEFA framework and land option system does not fully offset its high leverage position.
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After two weeks of turmoil following Britain's referendum decision to leave the European Union, global markets rallied, buoyed in part by a favourable jobs report from America.
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Additionally, underwriting profitability from TPG's other non-life insurance subsidiaries, including TPI, remained favourable in 2016, further reinforcing the earnings stability of TPG on a consolidated basis.
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The bill will shake up a well-established tax regime and remove the favourable tax treatment of withdrawals from large contracts that are over eight years old.
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But in what could be a favourable move for the Italian government, EU delegates said that decision could also come in February, an EU official told Reuters.
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We think competition between lenders could pose risks to performance if lending standards fell significantly, but favourable macroeconomic dynamics should keep performance stable in the near term.
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Sterling managed to firm slightly as markets hope a deal can be reached at a summit where Britain is seeking more favourable terms for its EU membership.
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Prosecutors had alleged the group inflated digital sales data to paint a favourable picture of the group's financial health, an accusation all the executives involved have denied.
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It also repeated that its asset buys, scheduled to be cut by a quarter from April, could be increased or extended if the outlook becomes less favourable.
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"We suspect that the fundamentals for consumers will become less favourable over the coming months with purchasing power likely diminishing and the labour market softening," Archer said.
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Veolia chief executive Antoine Frerot said on a call with reporters that the business outlook remains favourable and that 2019 "should be another year of sustained growth".
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The ratings reflect the region of Centre-Val-de-Loire's track record of strong budgetary performance, low debt, and prudent management and a favourable socio economic profile.
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The corn market is facing pressure from favourable weather in September across much of the U.S. Midwest, easing fears that late-planted crop could suffer yield losses.
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"We still see a favourable backdrop for gold as the economic fallout from the coronavirus crisis should strengthen safe-haven demand," Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke said.
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Del Vecchio will ask the ECB to authorize his stake hike above the 300% threshold in Mediobanca, again if and when conditions are favourable, the weekly added.
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At the same time, supportive financing conditions, favourable labour market dynamics and rising wage growth continue to underpin the euro area expansion and gradually rising inflation pressures.
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"Investors are careful about taking positions as they expect that discussions will not be favourable for a weaker yen," said Takuya Takahashi, a strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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"Market conditions remain favourable and I am encouraged by the strong level of interest shown by investors in the offering to date," Noonan said in a statement.
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The U.S. soybean market was also facing pressure from favourable growing conditions in Argentina and an advancing Brazilian harvest that is expected to yield a record volume.
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Sheikh Hamad said the EU had established a very favourable investment environment, attracting hundreds of billions of dollars of foreign money "eager to tap this huge market".
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He has, however, said that some British regulations could be treated as "equivalent" to the EU supervisory regime, giving some favourable access in some types of business.
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The 2020 draft budget, which the government presented on Thursday, foresees favourable interest rate conditions persisting next year, although not to the same extent as recent lows.
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One of the Greens' priorities is adjusting taxes to better reflect the environmental impact of certain goods, such as doing away with favourable treatment of diesel fuel.
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Fitch views both transactions as positive for Phoenix's market position and expects that the transactions will have a favourable impact on the company's capitalisation and financial leverage.
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One of the Greens' priorities is adjusting taxes to better reflect the environmental impact of certain goods, such as doing away with favourable treatment of diesel fuel.
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ROME, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Italy would enjoy more favourable economic conditions outside of the euro zone, the economic head of the ruling League party said on Tuesday.
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However, like-for-like-for-like sales were held back by poor May weather which compared to a favourable market environment in the same period last year.
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Many of these activists already had a favourable impression of Mr Trump, who was then telling anyone who would listen that Barack Obama was not born in America.
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There is one other thing, perhaps a little strange, to say in favour of European stocks, particularly banks: that few investors have anything favourable to say about them.
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Automakers have been lowering prices after the government introduced tax cuts to spur consumer spending, but customers are holding off purchases in the hope of more favourable policies.
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But the degree to which poor countries get favourable treatment is usually unknown, except for some high-profile cases: vaccines, perhaps, and antiretroviral drugs to treat HIV infections.
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The central bank also said that the composition of GDP growth was more favourable than was forecast in November, in that exports and business investment featured more heavily.
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Uncertainty about the type of relationship Britain would have with the EU after Brexit would make energy investors demand higher returns for the risk of less favourable conditions.
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Earlier in the morning, Claudio Borghi, a lawmaker of the ruling coalition, has said Italy would enjoy more favourable economic conditions if it were outside the euro zone.
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An outlook for favourable weather across key producing areas holds gains in check and allows farmers a chance to rapidly advance harvesting, brokerage Allendale said in a note.
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That makes a favourable backdrop for Irish and Portuguese bond sales, which would follow strong demand for a sale of new 30-year bonds from Cyprus in April.
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A repeat of that, perhaps with some favourable tax treatment for firms that repatriate foreign profits, is the lowest common denominator on tax policy for the Republican caucus.
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Dealers said there were concerns that the soybean harvest in Brazil could be slowed by heavy rains during the next few days although the crop outlook remained favourable.
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The second source added it had submitted a revised bid on Wednesday that satisfies Toshiba's requests on deal certainty and price but did not receive a favourable response.
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Formula E said Gwanghwamun Square and City Hall Square had been identified as favourable venues, subject to approval from the local authorities and governing International Automobile Federation (FIA).
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Mr Williams-Derry argues that the pipeline is a superfluous project being built to preserve the favourable contract terms negotiated by its developers before the oil price tanked.
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"The shift to looser fiscal policy and a less favourable stance towards the EU is reinforcing selling pressures on the euro in the near-term," MUFG strategists said.
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Before officially awarding the cargoes, Pakistani officials managed to clinch a more favourable deal with Qatargas even though it was not in the original tender, the sources said.
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Neither Republicans nor Democrats have an incentive to pass off the pen to a committee that will draw maps less favourable to them in the next decade's elections.
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"There is no more than a 0.1% chance", she wrote, that a plan meeting the court's requirements "would have been as favourable to Republicans" as the new map.
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However, the risks are mitigated by a flexible exchange rate and the favourable composition of public external debt, which is largely in local currency and has long maturities.
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Under the agreement that Greece achieved with its creditors, Athens delivers on its fiscal targets and is allowed to make later repayments and/or at more favourable rates.
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The police have also recommended indicting Mr Netanyahu in Case 2000, in which he is accused of negotiating illicit deals with a newspaper publisher for more favourable coverage.
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Much of the increased exports will go to Japan and China, ABARES said, countries where Australia enjoys favourable access following the completion of trade agreements in recent years.
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Swiss Re wanted to spin off ReAssure to put the business under a more favourable regulatory regime and give it easier access to capital to fund its expansion.
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Another Pew survey, published in June, showed that the prevalence of favourable views of America has fallen in 30 out of 37 countries since Barack Obama left office.
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Total sales grew 5.6 percent, up from 3.6 percent for a similar period a year ago, reaping the benefits of favourable weather and a popular Russian World Cup.
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Nearly half the borrowers are having difficulties paying the money back, he said, adding that Raiffeisen had offered them more favourable conditions so they could meet their obligations.
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The favourable tax treatment of withdrawals after eight years is set to end for contracts over EUR150,103, which may deter some customers from starting large life assurance contracts.
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However, customers' confidence in the stability of the favourable tax framework for life assurance may be damaged by the proposals, even though they only affect contracts over EUR150,000.
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Favourable demand factors and ample supply have supported the robust 17% increase in sales in the 12 months to June 2016 from the same period a year earlier.
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In the event of a favourable outcome to the negotiations, the joint venture agreement would only be concluded after consultation with the relevant Rémy Cointreau employee representative bodies.
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The constitutional court, at the commission's recommendation, has already dissolved another party favourable to Mr Thaksin, Thai Raksa Chart, and banned its leaders from politics for a decade.
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Ohlmeyer said price cuts in Europe would weigh on the gross margin in the second half, when Adidas also expects its foreign exchange hedges to be less favourable.
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When he finally took the stage after 2am, most Israeli networks had revised their exit polls (initially more favourable to Mr Gantz) to show him in the lead.
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Evergrande said it believed the Chinese economy would maintain a stable and favourable trend and that it was confident it could achieve its full-year contract sales target.
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"The economy continues to benefit from a doping cocktail of low interest rates, favourable oil prices and an export-boosting exchange rate," DIHK managing director Martin Wansleben said.
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Newcrest said favourable exchange rates and lower costs at its Telfer mine combined with reduced capital expenses at Lihir had helped bring down overall costs for the year.
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Favourable conditions in Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy and Spain were compensating for crop stress from hot, dry weather in Germany, Poland, France and the Czech Republic, it said.
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The ratings reflect the banks' higher growth appetite amid a broadly-favourable backdrop and their smaller but still meaningful local franchises as mid-sized banks in the Philippines.
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It has relied more on onshore funding in recent years and has a history of issuing sovereign bonds early in a year hoping to get more favourable terms.
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The company generates 53 percent of sales from automotive and industrial end markets, compared to its peer group, which generates only 22 percent from these favourable growth markets.
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PSP rent levels have remained nearly flat, compared with continued like-for-like rental growth for both Unibail and Segro; Rental dynamics in its markets are less favourable.
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"The favourable development of the Czech economy and increase in inflationary pressures at the beginning of this year creates room for another hike," Erste analyst Jiri Polanski said.
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Sterling has rallied this year as investors bet Britain can secure itself a transition deal with the EU and then leave the bloc next year on favourable terms.
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"All countries can make their tax structures more favourable to growth and redirect public spending towards investment, research and education," he said at a speech delivered in Paris.
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The share of Americans who hold "very" or "mostly" favourable opinions of corporations has fallen from 21980% in 21990 to 40% today, according to the Pew Research Centre.
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The bank said in a statement that growth in the second quarter would be supported by a favourable external backdrop and a pickup in consumer and investment demand.
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This week, both Japanese benchmarks posted a third weekly gain and hit a 2-1/2 month peaks, thanks to a weaker yen, which is favourable for exporters.
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DERIVATION SUMMARY Telenet's ratings are driven by the company's strong operating profile, which is supported by a comparatively favourable market structure in broadband and a sustainable competitive position.
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FinecoBank has so far benefited from a favourable accounting and regulatory treatment of its UniCredit bondholdings since the business is controlled by UniCredit, one of the sources said.
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Deutsche Bank analysts said this month a favourable safety profile could propel the drug to blockbuster sales, an industry term for the $1 billion mark in annual revenues.
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In the second, Case 2000, he is said to have discussed colluding with a newspaper publisher to curb the distribution of a competitor in exchange for favourable coverage.
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Levy also said that a planned 4 billion euro capital increase would be launched by year-end or at the start of 2017 if market conditions are favourable.
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While the dollar index edged up on Monday as the euro dipped, recent weak U.S. economic data and tame inflation point to a more favourable environment for gold.
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The administration therefore has a strong incentive to escalate quickly in the hope of forcing a favourable outcome well before the country goes to the polls in November.
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Yet despite the more favourable investing backdrop and a noticeable slowdown of inflows into passive investment funds, the signals that active managers are beating their benchmarks are mixed.
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Pretax profit rose 55 percent year on year to 583.88 million rupees ($16.66 million) in the three months to March 31, driven by higher sales and favourable prices.
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Only Italian banks among those in large eurozone economies cite an improvement in their perception of companies' risks as a material factor in lending on more favourable conditions.
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Interest costs represent just 3.5% of revenues, below a 'BB' median near 9%, reflecting the concessional nature of the bulk of external debt and favourable local interest rates.
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A statement from the mission issued later said Pakistan's growth momentum has continued to be favourable, supported by improved conditions for security, energy supply, infrastructure investment and agriculture.
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Fitch assumes that Cyprus will not need QE support to tap markets, although that could be more challenging in the event of shocks or less favourable market conditions.
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The country's near-term growth prospects remain favourable, and economic policies have been effective in responding to a variety of domestic and external pressures over the past year.
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PARIS, March 11 (Reuters) - Financial market conditions are not favourable at present for any privatisation of French airports operator ADP, French government spokeswoman Sibeth Ndiaye said on Wednesday.
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However, the rating agency kept India's ratings unchanged at BBB- with a "stable" outlook, although it lauded India's fiscal consolidation drive and has favourable view on reforms undertaken.
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The tender came in the middle of a mining boom that drove double-digit growth in GDP and encouraged politicians to seek more favourable terms with foreign investors.
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"The dynamics of consumer prices are favourable for lowering the rate; moreover, in January, 22019-month inflation may fall below 3.5%," said Artem Shcherbyna from brokerage Capital Times.
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Advanced Petrochemical rose 1.2 percent, however, after NCB Capital upgraded it to "overweight" from "neutral", citing a favourable feedstock mix, its operating efficiency and an attractive dividend yield.
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Investors trimmed favourable positions in the yen, with expectations that Japan could ease monetary policy sooner rather than later to bolster inflation and growth reinforcing cautious investor sentiment.
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Two of the three cases involve news media outlets whose bosses allegedly received inducements from Netanyahu in return for more favourable coverage on his policies and personal conduct.
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Countryside, which regenerates public land and builds houses on its own plots, also said it was seeing strong customer demand, favourable mortgage lending conditions and "good political support".
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But an EU summit on June 28-29 at which Britain is hoping to secure a more favourable Brexit deal with the EU could hurt sterling, strategists say.
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Strict restrictions on coal use and industrial activity led to a dramatic improvement in air quality in Beijing and across northern China, helped also by favourable weather conditions.
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But if the global economy becomes less favourable, Spaniards may come to lament that Mr Rajoy did not tackle more of the country's problems when he had the chance.
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The exchange rate was more favourable at 2.23 pounds to the euro when Ireland's finance department made its most recent projections but is now 22.2 percent lower at 265.
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Underscoring the British pound's gains has been favourable comments from EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier earlier this week that an agreement with Britain could be "within reach" next week.
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Yet these rosy stats and favourable historical comparisons are precisely why tighter monetary policy than is currently priced may unnerve investors: this is probably as good as it gets.
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MOSCOW, March 26 (Reuters) - Russia may issue more Eurobonds this year if market conditions are favourable, the head of the Finance Ministry's debt department, Konstantin Vyshkovsky, said on Tuesday.
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"With the prospect of the ECB keeping rates low for a long time, looking at a bond from say Ireland is favourable," said ING senior rates strategist Benjamin Schroeder.
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The improvement was largely due to the addition of RBC General Insurance in 2Q16, benign weather in Europe, a higher contribution from Aviva Investors and favourable foreign exchange movements.
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Instead the focus is on decent economic data, including favourable U.S. jobs figures and a healthy rise in German exports, which have pushed the dollar and the euro higher.
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Our accommodative monetary policy stance will help to safeguard favourable bank lending conditions and will continue to support access to financing, in particular for small and medium-sized enterprises.
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"It makes sense to lock in long-term funding at favourable rates," said Esteruelas, adding the threat from U.S. President Donald Trump's reflationary policies had contributed to the mix.
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The statement did not name the potential acquirer or the value of the sale but said that a favourable deal could not be reached so the discussions had ended.
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Faced with the prospect of several women going public with stories about affairs with the candidate in 2016, Mr Cohen organised payments and favourable deals to buy their silence.
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The state media report on Sunday said the United States should "take concrete measures to implement its relevant commitments and create favourable conditions for bilateral economic and trade cooperation".
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Profit margins of retailers could come under pressure from use of courier companies, although in some cases bigger retailers may be able to negotiate more favourable terms, analysts say.
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A strong jobs report and favourable revisions for the June nonfarm payrolls data could give the dollar a boost and undermine gold and silver, at least temporarily, Razaqzada said.
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Zurich-based Swiss Re is spinning off ReAssure to put the business under a more favourable regulatory regime and give it easier access to capital to fund its expansion.
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However, if the U.S. and global economies can avoid a recession, the weather should at least be more favourable for distillate consumption in 2016 than it was in 2015.
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And Brazilian firms largely shut out of bond markets for 18 months thanks to corruption scandals, weak commodity prices and a recession, are back to exploit favourable market conditions.
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The euro area expansion will continue to be supported by favourable financing conditions, further employment gains and rising wages, and the ongoing albeit somewhat slower expansion in global activity.
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It would not be the first time the Blackstone's unit has provided liquidity to a distressed company in order to drive a favourable outcome in the CDS market, however.
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Fitch expects the government debt ratio to fall further, mainly thanks to a combination of favourable debt dynamics and further debt down-payments, to 48% of GDP by 2018.
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"We expect a vote showdown at the upcoming meeting, which will create a favourable environment for minority shareholders," Chung Yong-jin, an analyst at Shinhan Investment and Securities said.
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A favourable phase-in regime for a new accounting rule prompted Italian banks to write down billions of euros in bad loans to disposal value in the first quarter.
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