But if we're going to talk financial markets, let's talk financial markets.
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So as financial markets careen, the demand for dollars is huge, and it's exacerbating dislocations across financial markets.
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"What happens in financial markets does not always stay in financial markets," BIS Head of Research Hyun Song Shin said.
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Developments in their financial markets have affected global financial system markets, and expectations and sentiment by the financial markets investors.
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A prolonged investigation into Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan - whom financial markets see as a guarantor of stability - has also rattled South Africa's financial markets.
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No one in their right mind in financial markets would consider saying otherwise ... In financial markets it would be insane to not hedge against risks.
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China's growth and size are setting the country up to be not just a power in global financial markets, but The Power in global financial markets.
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The pandemic has roiled global financial markets, affecting liquidity and the functioning of Thai financial markets despite the overall stability of the financial system, it said.
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Financial markets are learning to live with the idea of President Trump Financial markets are learning to live with the idea of President Trump That was fast.
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The outbreak resulted in concerns among global financial markets, affecting liquidity and the functioning of Thai financial markets despite overall stability of the financial system, it said.
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STOCKHOLM, March 24 (Reuters) - Sweden's financial stability and the country's banks are still not affected by the turmoil on financial markets, the financial markets minister said on Tuesday.
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China opens financial markets to U.S. firms The preliminary trade deal sets in writing several commitments China has made to ease foreign access to financial markets and domestic commerce.
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Financial ideas — like financial markets — have a cycle.
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When they formed the financial markets in 1989 and 1990, there were seven people in a run-down hotel room put together by these various companies who make financial markets.
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If the financial markets have priced in a downgrade, and a downgrade does not take place, we would expect that there would be a possible repricing in financial markets as well.
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Financial markets have shown signs of stress, with stocks .
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LONDON (Reuters) - What a six months for financial markets.
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There was no reaction to the data in financial markets.
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After taking an early hit, Qatar's financial markets have stabilised.
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Financial markets in Taiwan were shut Monday for a holiday.
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Oil prices and the world's financial markets continue to drop.
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From time immemorial, financial markets have been prone to bubbles.
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The Selzes accumulated their wealth largely through the financial markets.
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Financial markets continue to be rattled over Italy's political plans.
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The financial markets need increasing amounts of money to expand.
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The financial markets indicated apprehension about AMLO on Election Day.
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The business grows with the financial markets, but more slowly.
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India's financial markets were closed on Monday for the election.
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Financial markets have aggressively scaled back their interest rate views.
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IT HAS been a nervy few days for financial markets.
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As the Brexit vote looms, financial markets have been jittery.
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He said he did not bet in the financial markets.
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Financial markets responded sharply to the weak report, particularly currencies.
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Their most pressing task though is to persuade financial markets.
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And even the financial markets perceive some danger of default.
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He despised "exaggerated planning", along with financial markets and banks.
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U.S. financial markets are expecting a rate hike in March.
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Doing so could block their access to the financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the productivity report.
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Uncertainty over the healthcare bill rattled financial markets this week.
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ECONOMISTS HAVE long argued about the workings of financial markets.
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WATCHING financial markets can be like watching a horror film.
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They also took steps to open up China's financial markets.
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In America, Reagan deregulated financial markets and expanded mortgage lending.
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I'M FIGHTING FOR THE PEOPLE, NOT FOR THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
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If you look only at global financial markets, it's Ack!
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for Presidents' Day.
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A victory for "out" could unleash turmoil on financial markets.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Financial markets are having a retro moment.
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Financial markets like visibility and being able to measure risks.
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India's financial markets were little changed after the policy decision.
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To be sure, the financial markets don't seem to mind.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the trade data.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the GDP data.
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In financial markets, credit spreads on corporate bonds rise sharply.
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Liquidity conditions deteriorate and risk premiums rise across financial markets.
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Financial markets in South Korea will be shut on Tuesday.
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Tightening monetary policy has roiled financial markets in recent days.
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The growth scares are magnified by moves in financial markets.
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Reporting by U.S. financial markets desk; Editing by Meredith Mazzilli
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A rebound in financial markets also boosted optimism over demand.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the claims report.
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Australian financial markets were shut for their 'Australia Day' holiday.
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Financial markets are pinning their hopes on a new government.
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He studies the impact of financial markets on disadvantaged communities.
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This year's smooth financial markets have been tough on traders.
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Can the world's financial markets continue their seismic turmoil indefinitely?
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This was why financial markets tightened so dramatically last year.
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Uncertainty around the trade war has weighed on financial markets.
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Fears about China's economic health have already rattled financial markets.
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That was a big deal for homebuyers and financial markets.
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Extreme fear Signs of fear are flashing in financial markets.
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The financial markets' message is clear — Fed normalization has failed.
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Never underestimate the power of optimism in the financial markets.
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Financial markets are in a volatile, uncertain spot right now.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for Presidents Day.
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Financial markets in Brazil were closed for a local holiday.
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U.S. financial markets are closed on Monday for Presidents Day.
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On the surface, the financial markets' concerns are well placed.
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That was the moment that the financial markets really plunged.
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China's financial markets are closed for the week of Oct.
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That sparked a rally in some financial markets on Tuesday.
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Financial markets expect the first increase to come in March.
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Signals from financial markets are worrisome, but not definitively so.
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Financial markets and policymakers are perpetually surprised by large swings.
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The most concrete warning signal is coming from financial markets.
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Financial markets are pricing in two rate cuts this year.
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It comes after a painful week across U.S. financial markets.
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The virus has disrupted global manufacturing and rattled financial markets.
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By then, however, international financial markets had already reacted negatively.
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Last week $5 trillion was wiped from global financial markets.
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It could by itself trigger spasms in the financial markets.
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Financial markets in Germany, Italy and Switzerland are closed Tuesday.
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Still others worry that the Fed could roil financial markets.
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Exchange rates are determined by open trading on financial markets.
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Trump's threats of higher tariffs weighed on China's financial markets.
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That said, Citi is no less involved in financial markets.
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Financial markets have tumbled amid concerns about the virus's spread.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the claims data.
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The trade war has also weighed on Chinese financial markets.
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Any spillover into broader financial markets would thus be limited.
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The shock of a chaotic Brexit would roil financial markets.
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That, anyway, is the prediction increasingly baked into financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were closed for the Good Friday holiday.
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U.S. financial markets are projecting no rate hikes in 2019.
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Financial markets were largely subdued as Trump delivered his speech.
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The Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets Association (ASIFMA) also urged Beijing to accelerate opening up of the country's financial markets to attract much-needed foreign capital to aid a slowing economy amid rising trade tensions.
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The decision surprised financial markets, which moved higher in Asia trading.
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EU financial markets directive MiFID II becomes effective as of today.
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The financial markets are now paying attention to this new reality.
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The island's financial markets will also be shut, financial regulators said.
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An area of potential cooperation is the development of financial markets.
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The choppy action points to the deep uncertainty in financial markets.
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Patel's sudden resignation is expected to roil financial markets on Tuesday.
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The broadside comes at a delicate time in global financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by Tuesday's housing starts data.
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He has been writing about economics and financial markets since 2001.
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Financial markets have fully priced in another rate cut next month.
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Whether is it is Brexit or other turbulences on financial markets.
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Taiwan's financial markets were shut Monday and Tuesday for public holidays.
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Financial markets around the world were battered by Trump's trade threats.
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Many financial markets were closed for the Good Friday Easter holiday.
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Financial markets are closed on Friday for the Good Friday holiday.
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Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic Financial markets closed for Good Friday
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Something similar is occurring now between China and global financial markets.
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Financial markets are betting on another Fed rate cut on Sept.
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The victory was seen injecting greater certainty into the financial markets.
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Many financial markets will be closed on Friday for public holidays.
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China has been cracking down on risk in the financial markets.
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"AGENDA IS TO CUT UNEMPLOYMENT" The proposal has rattled financial markets.
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Broader financial markets grew calmer, with Wall Street paring losses overnight.
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The yes vote will likely be cheered by Thai financial markets.
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But the impact on other unicorns or the broader financial markets?
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Without them, everything from global shipping to financial markets would suffer.
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Apple Capital has grown in a forgiving period for financial markets.
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Bitcoin "is tiny in the scheme of financial markets," Fink said.
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The trade tensions have battered financial markets and dampened business sentiment.
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There is uncertainty in financial markets, which is positive for gold.
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Financial markets have rallied this year, with the S&P 500 .
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Trump's move roiled financial markets, sending stock and oil prices reeling.
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Local financial markets were closed on Tuesday for a public holiday.
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U.S. financial markets will be closed for the Good Friday holiday.
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Trump's threats of higher tariffs also weighed on China's financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the retail sales report.
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India's financial markets were shut on Thursday for a public holiday.
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Indian financial markets were closed on Thursday for a public holiday.
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Meanwhile, the French elections have no particular meaning for financial markets.
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EL-ERIAN SAYS FINANCIAL MARKETS UNDERESTIMATING HOW QUICKLY EUROPE IS COOLING
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This, in turn, has dimmed global growth outlook, roiling financial markets.
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Both sets of data were released before financial markets commenced trading.
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Those companies will also be cut off from Western financial markets.
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At the same time, global growth fears emerged in financial markets.
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Taiwan's financial markets were shut on Friday due to a typhoon.
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Some financial markets will be closed for the Good Friday holiday.
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Financial markets in Hong Kong and China were closed for holidays.
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Sentiments in the financial markets of course swing like a pendulum.
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"Financial markets, overall, have been operating normally and smoothly," said Chan.
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IT HAS BEEN a year of mood swings in financial markets.
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The tensions have disrupted global supply chains and roiled financial markets.
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The central bank has been flooding financial markets with cheap money.
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However, that belief is coming under heavy challenge in financial markets.
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And that means financial markets may have to think differently too.
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In short, financial markets are not signaling further Fed rate hikes.
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U.S. financial markets typically close following the death of a president.
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Maegawa, however, added that financial markets are likely to be volatile.
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Studzinski also talked about the president's impact on the financial markets.
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Financial markets and emerging economies are the main areas of concern.
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Fears about China's economic health have already rippled through financial markets.
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Over a short period of time, financial markets tend to fluctuate.
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But on the question of money, he's no financial markets guru.
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He was replaced by a figure more reassuring for financial markets.
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Until recently, financial markets had priced in a victory from Clinton.
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China is a responsible investor in global financial markets, Pan said.
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The threats of withdrawal had jolted financial markets at various times.
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Steven Rattner ECONOMIC alarm bells are ringing: Financial markets have wilted.
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Financial markets are expected to rally on Monday on Bolsonaro's victory.
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However, traders could anticipate the short-term effect on financial markets.
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"This has changed the risk appetite for financial markets," he said.
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The first two outcomes are the mainstream economics of financial markets.
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SO I DON'T THINK THE FINANCIAL MARKETS ARE REALLY GETTING SET.
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Global financial markets have remained volatile since the Fed's January meeting.
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Where was an effort to calm jitters in the financial markets?
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New York (CNN Business)Mayhem has descended upon global financial markets.
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They promised financial markets reform and resources to support emerging markets.
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After all, the Fed's every action reverberates in international financial markets.
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Now another important area is getting a close look: financial markets.
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But for financial markets, the books are already closed on 2018.
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Onshore financial markets were closed when BOK's rate decision was announced.
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That's good for financial markets, but not necessarily for everyone else.
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Financial markets cratered on Mon day with the S&P 500 .
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There are worries that this could further disrupt global financial markets.
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Current uncertainty and worries are clearly reflected in the financial markets.
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It generates money by selling bonds in the global financial markets.
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Investors pulled funds out of Brazilian financial markets last year, however.
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The trade conflict has upset financial markets and disrupted supply chains.
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Alan Greenspan gave a stark warning about the financial markets Wednesday.
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It would shake financial markets even before it achieved pandemic status.
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They invited me over to teach them about the financial markets.
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This week, computers will increasingly call the shots in financial markets.
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Good audits are the bedrock of fair and transparent financial markets.
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Investing in financial markets has never been cheaper or more convenient.
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The reaction of financial markets is very consistent with that perception.
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You can't help wishing that all financial markets were like this.
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The U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for Presidents' Day.
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Financial markets are wagering this steady period could extend into 2020.
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The Chinese financial markets are closed for the week of Oct.
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Financial markets have changed significantly since the repeal of Glass-Stegall.
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Some breaches could even influence financial markets and threaten national security.
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Financial markets are wagering this steady spell could extend into 2020.
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South Korea's financial markets are closed Friday for a public holiday.
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It is a wake-up call for financial markets as well.
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The response was immediate: Mr. Trump's victory roiled global financial markets.
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Also, Silknet's small scale may hamper access to international financial markets.
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The move followed a pattern of tightening control over financial markets.
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In the financial markets, another kind of vote counting took place.
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Negative effects from financial markets could also add to consumer worries.
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He announced the plan for tariffs last week, rattling financial markets.
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Financial markets were sideswiped by a sudden escalation in Sino-U.
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And unlike toxic chemicals, financial markets evolve according to those rules.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for a public holiday.
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The Asia Securities Industry & Financial Markets Association (ASIFMA) also urged Beijing to accelerate the opening up of the country's financial markets to attract much-needed foreign capital to aid a slowing economy amid rising trade tensions.
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The scale of losses last week led financial markets to price in policy responses from the U.S. Federal Reserve to the Bank of Japan, which indicated on Monday it would take necessary steps to stabilize financial markets.
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People have always worried that financial markets cannot see beyond their noses.
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Financial markets were closed on Wednesday for the Eid-Al-Fitr holiday.
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VICE: How is the Brexit going to affect financial markets over here?
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If that happens, the Fed and financial markets will have a problem.
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The rising pressure on Italy's financial markets though has been feeding doubts.
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Financial markets will close early on Monday due to the Christmas holiday.
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George said volatility in financial markets, if sustained, could give policymakers pause.
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The most difficult thing for financial markets is what's happening to margins.
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But the wider financial markets gained a semblance of calm on Thursday.
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U.S. financial markets closed for six days after the attacks on Sept.
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And if there's one thing that financial markets don't like, it's uncertainty.
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The bank appointed Cengiz Belentepe as global head of commodities, financial markets.
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That depends on U.S. financial markets, as also on Japanese firms' profits.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the new home sales data.
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Both firms plan to approach financial markets for funding of the project.
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Financial markets have been rising and falling with trade headlines all year.
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The first is the simplest: In financial markets, being brilliant isn't enough.
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Risks such as these often create uncertainty and volatility in financial markets.
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This is the problem the Federal Reserve has now with financial markets.
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Investors, and the financial markets they're involved in, don't like uncertainty. Why?
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Defeat would likely unleash huge political uncertainty and could roil financial markets.
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But the balance of power in the financial markets can easily shift.
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George said volatility in financial markets, if sustained, could give policymakers pause.
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CONVENTIONAL wisdom gets turned on its head quickly in the financial markets.
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All of these factors would affect global, not just American, financial markets.
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The repo market is literally the basic plumbing of the financial markets.
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With its financial markets in bad shape, China's opening move looks wobbly.
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Financial markets anticipate a rate hike before the end of the year.
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And only last month, political uncertainty in Italy was upsetting financial markets.
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"Sometimes financial markets can be quite prescient about evolving risks," Powell said.
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STICKLERS for value have plenty of reasons to frown at financial markets.
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There are other issues to be concerned about regarding the financial markets.
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Financial markets in China were closed on Monday for a public holiday.
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Indian financial markets will be closed on Thursday for a public holiday.
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Although some say a split is good for financial markets, I disagree.
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Hong Kong financial markets will be closed for a holiday on Tuesday.
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Trump shoots fear into businesses and financial markets by endorsing trade wars.
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Financial markets wobbled in February, but only after reaching all-time highs.
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Financial markets have fully priced in an interest rate cut in September.
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S. trade war rattled financial markets, spurring investors to safe-haven assets.
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Threats to the economy can lurk in obscure corners of financial markets.
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South Korean financial markets are closed on Monday for a public holiday.
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U.S. financial markets are closed on Monday for the Independence Day holiday.
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Financial markets have been sideswiped since a sudden escalation in Sino-U.
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EARLY IN THE YEAR REMEMBER THE VOLATILITY IN THE FINANCIAL MARKETS, RIGHT.
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A November election surprise could trigger renewed volatility in the financial markets.
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"No one can predict the future or the financial markets," Evans said.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for the Presidents' Day holiday.
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But a risk-off trend was not evident in other financial markets.
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Taiwan's financial markets were shut on Friday for the New Year holiday.
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BRBY Financial markets have aggressively scaled back their interest rate views recently.
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Hong Kong's financial markets will be shut for Christmas Day on Dec.
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All Taiwan's financial markets will resume trading as usual on February 15.
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Legendary investor Warren Buffett has seen it all in the financial markets.
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"We are approaching times of decisive events for financial markets," he said.
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Turbulent financial markets for much of the quarter weighed on Goldman's revenue.
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Beijing has long wanted foreign inflows to help stabilize its financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Tuesday for the July Fourth holiday.
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Financial markets were open as normal but traders said volumes were small.
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With financial markets closed across Europe, the focus was on geopolitical tensions.
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The financial markets are vulnerable to missing the forest for the trees.
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Indian financial markets were shut on Tuesday and Wednesday for public holidays.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for the July Fourth holiday.
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Those tensions have roiled financial markets over potential damage to global growth.
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Leverage is almost always a key factor exacerbating panic in financial markets.
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Financial markets in Australia were closed on Monday for a public holiday.
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Financial markets are pricing in a 90 percent probability of a move.
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ET panel discussion at FX Week/Global Financial Markets Association in London.
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AS, according to a filing published by the Netherlands' Financial Markets Authority.
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Fickle financial markets had once again proven how volatile they can be.
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Indian financial markets will be closed on Monday for a public holiday.
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Financial markets are wagering the steady spell could last well into 2019.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for the Memorial Day holiday.
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China's financial markets are closed and will resume trade on Oct. 8.
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Lastly, keep an eye on how China intervenes in its financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for the Presidents Day holiday.
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Since last August, financial markets have been on a roller-coaster ride.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Wednesday for the Independence Day holiday.
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On the other hand, institutionally focused financial markets are still quite inefficient.
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Other companies fret that a vote to leave would destabilize financial markets.
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The immediate effects of "Brexit" will flow almost entirely through financial markets.
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He reports to Guido Haller, head of financial markets, and starts immediately.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's financial markets watchdog is investigating whether Deutsche Boerse (DB1Gn.
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That would be roughly a year later than the financial markets expect.
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Patel announced his resignation on Monday, after India's financial markets had closed.
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Brokers wrote notes to clients about the "Minsky moment" engulfing financial markets.
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Passporting rights allow British firms to access European customers and financial markets.
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Such a threat also could undermine the stability of global financial markets.
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Financial markets are pricing in policy easing by all major central banks.
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All financial markets were closed on Wednesday for a Buddhist religious holiday.
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The Bogle Center on Financial Markets Research could not be immediately reached.
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While financial markets, economies and investor psychology are cyclical, innovation is not.
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Financial markets have taken notice of the acrimony over the negotiating table.
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In financial markets, when one domino falls others tend to quickly follow.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the producer price inflation data.
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Financial markets are wagering this steady spell could last well into 2019.
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Cliff Asness believes financial markets will offer weak returns from these levels.
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China responded by weakening its currency, adding further volatility to financial markets.
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The stock market, and financial markets in general are very forward looking.
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Jamie Dimon surely appreciates that in financial markets, risk is also opportunity.
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Governor Urjit Patel flagged the risk of volatility in domestic financial markets.
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China's financial markets were shut on Monday and Tuesday for public holidays.
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The trade war, however, could pressure Indonesia's economy through its financial markets.
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Financial markets were trading sharply lower as reaction rippled around the globe.
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Financial markets have undergone a fundamental transformation over the past 80 years.
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But in each case financial markets and the economy grew sharply afterward.
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Financial markets were closed on Wednesday and Thursday for Buddhist religious holidays.
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Currently, the US economy is stabilizing and the financial markets look healthy.
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The moves jolted financial markets, fueling fears of a global currency war.
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It meant that financial markets had to wear a higher risk premium.
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Stress in financial markets would be bad news for Netflix as well.
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"Financial markets are raising risks of recession," said JPMorgan economist Joseph Lupton.
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Financial markets would presumably react negatively to the potential for political instability.
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U.S. financial markets expect the Fed will raise interest rates in March.
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The vacuum in first institutional rounds is unsustainable for our financial markets.
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It has raised about €8 billion in financial markets in recent years.
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The 2016 Race What will happen to financial markets after the election?
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Financial markets seem not to like the idea of a "hard Brexit".
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"The street (financial markets) took the minutes as being dovish," Cieszynski said.
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The Federal Reserve said it would pump $1.5 trillion into financial markets.
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"Governments are going to see the financial markets as critical," he said.
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Although rate cuts won't stop the coronavirus, they could stabilize financial markets.
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Together, the companies will be the world's largest financial markets infrastructure provider.
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The central bank's intervention was absorbed with relative calm by financial markets.
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Some see little evidence the Fed's plodding approach is disrupting financial markets.
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On Monday, anxiety about the economy appeared in other financial markets too.
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The regulator oversees consumer financial markets like credit cards and home mortgages.
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That is good for financial markets, but not necessarily for everyone else.
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Italy swore in a euroskeptic government that has worried the financial markets.
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New York (CNN Business)Confidence is a fragile thing in financial markets.
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To make matters worse, Ecuador has a poor reputation in financial markets.
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First, the initial wild enthusiasm in financial markets for Trump policies faded.
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Of course, he still cannot overpower global financial markets or economic reality.
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The Financial Conduct Authority, which regulates UK financial markets, declined to comment.
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This remains one of the risks for financial markets in the future.
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Information sharing sits at the core of stability of American financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets mainly seem to be thriving, especially the stock market.
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He focuses on global economic and geopolitical impacts on world financial markets.
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The virus is having a wider impact on companies and financial markets.
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One reason for their success: the 2019 turnaround in the financial markets.
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All financial markets are closed Thursday for Thanksgiving and close early Friday.
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For many decades, the U.S. dollar has dominated the international financial markets.
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The results have been felt in most corners of the financial markets.
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The people demand strict regulation of financial markets for very good reasons.
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Science, economy and unrivaled financial markets are America's ace in the hole.
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That's a prescription for an implosion in financial markets and the economy.
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Financial markets, however, are taking the prospect of higher rates in stride.
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Those shocking electoral outcomes produced dramatic and surprising reactions in financial markets.
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It's a vicious cycle that upsets global financial markets and politicians alike.
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She views financial markets as a window into industries, markets and behavior.
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The SEC's closure also leaves U.S. financial markets without their chief watchdog.
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The truncated weeks come just as volatility in financial markets has slumped.
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S. trade tensions involving tit-for-tat tariffs rattle global financial markets.
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It was unclear "whether there are strong material signals from short term moves in financial markets versus the alternative view there's always something to talk about because (financial markets) are always doing something", Weale was quoted as saying.
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Meanwhile, India's central bank said on Tuesday it was closely monitoring global and domestic developments in financial markets and was ready to take appropriate actions to ensure functioning of financial markets, maintain market confidence and preserve financial stability.
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What happened there was the global financial markets had told themselves a story.
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China's financial markets will be closed for the Dragon Boat Festival on Friday.
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Financial markets <0#YIB:> are wagering this steady spell could extend into 2020.
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Warren asked Mnuchin what he saw in financial markets that sparked the calls.
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The disappearance has triggered international outcry against the OPEC kingpin, rattling financial markets.
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Instead, he said it usually shows up first in financial markets, then spreads.
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Senior officials from the three agencies meet occasionally for exchanges on financial markets.
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That could have a much bigger and lasting impact on world financial markets.
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Nigeria's financial markets will be closed until April 18 for a public holiday.
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Financial markets in Tokyo will be closed on Monday for a national holiday.
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While financial markets remained vexed by fears of a full-scale Sino-U.
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In Brazil, financial markets were closed due to the country's Independence Day holiday.
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Financial markets will likely rise on news of a Fujimori-Kuczynski run-off.
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The scrapping of the airport led to major losses on Mexican financial markets.
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The moves have jolted financial markets and fueled concerns about a global recession.
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Financial markets currently do not expect even one Fed rate hike this year.
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That's what I think of the three main issues worrying the financial markets.
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Wonderful, so what can go wrong for the world economy and financial markets?
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Mahendran has denied any wrongdoing, but the ongoing investigations have perturbed financial markets.
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The 2018 fourth quarter was challenging for insurers, given the tumultuous financial markets.
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It could also have unpredictable consequences for the global economy and financial markets.
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The government has form when it comes to exerting pressure on financial markets.
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Many Asia financial markets are shut for a May Day holiday on Wednesday.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for the Martin Luther King holiday.
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It has ratcheted up capital controls to limit investments in financial markets abroad.
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The strongest argument against further rate increases comes from the financial markets themselves.
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In 2007, the economy and the financial markets appeared to be steaming ahead.
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"The uncertainty in financial markets keeps the Fed on the sidelines," McBride said.
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U.S. financial markets remained closed on Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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Arbitrary numbers often take on a life of their own in financial markets.
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I realized I knew nothing about energy extraction, financial markets or industrial agriculture.
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Broader market moves were quiet as financial markets reopened after the Easter holiday.
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South African financial markets will be closed on Monday for a public holiday.
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Hong Kong stocks dipped amid concerns of tighter liquidity in global financial markets.
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A sharp fall in the rupee seems to suggest that financial markets agree.
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As Mrs Clinton's chances to win tumbled, so too did the financial markets.
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The FBI's maneuvers, and the resulting poltical firestorm, injected uncertainty into financial markets.
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Financial markets <0#YIB:> are wagering this steady period could extend into 2020.
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Nevertheless, there were other signs of tension in Qatari financial markets on Thursday.
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The long wait for leadership has not gone unnoticed on the financial markets.
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Rising volatility in financial markets also helped lift revenues in the second quarter.
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Top investors gave dire warnings this week about danger lurking in financial markets.
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The financial markets show little sign of anxiety about the oil-price surge.
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Previous generations give heat to millennials for being woefully underinvested in financial markets.
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Financial markets imply a better than evens chance of an easing <0.13#YIB:>.
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The approach reflects a new way of analysing conduct in the financial markets.
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"The financial markets are in good spirits," DZ Bank analyst Birgit Figge said.
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Democratization of financial markets has been on the rise for quite some time.
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The first half of 2016 has been a roller-coaster for financial markets.
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"Maintaining confidence in the integrity of our financial markets is vital," Armour added.
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Investor fears about missing payments can affect banks' access to financial markets, however.
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In 2018 concerns about over-indebtedness began to show up in financial markets.
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You might recall this was a phase of disruption in the financial markets.
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Banks and financial markets are to stay open on Friday, industry officials said.
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Those engaged in the industry develop new technologies to disrupt traditional financial markets.
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China's financial markets will be closed next week for the National Day holiday.
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Financial markets have been pricing in an easing in policy later this year.
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The next 48 hours could not be more crucial to the financial markets.
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Uncertainty over Brexit has rumbled on for almost three years, rattling financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for the U.S. Presidents Day holiday.
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Zimbabwe has not been able to borrow on international financial markets since 1999.
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Its fall from grace has spooked financial markets and sparked fears of contagion.
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The effects are spilling into financial markets, and could yet depress consumer confidence.
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The ups and downs of polling data have swayed financial markets for months.
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Japanese financial markets will be closed on Thursday and Friday for national holidays.
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The sector has also been plagued by persistent low volatility in financial markets.
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Therefore, a gradual depreciation should not be bad news for the financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for the U.S. Memorial Day holiday.
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Indian financial markets will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday for public holidays.
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Concerns about the global economy have weighed heavily on financial markets this year.
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The messaging appears to have worked in aligning financial markets with the Fed.
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Amidst all of this commotion, financial markets have actually started the year strong.
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The rates outlook was significantly more cautious than financial markets had bargained for.
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Risky mortgages were bundled into "collateralized debt obligations" and traded on financial markets.
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But financial markets cannot be relied on to play along with this schedule.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Thursday for the Fourth of July holiday.
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Financial markets are pricing in only a single increase, in December [ECILT/US].
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The value of the British pound plummeted as financial markets absorbed the news.
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Financial markets were in a funk, with stock prices falling and volatility rising.
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The announcement late Friday marks a watershed moment for China's vast financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Wednesday for the U.S. Independence Day holiday.
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Ongoing easing by the ECB is likely having effects on global financial markets.
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THE pound has been the biggest post-Brexit casualty in the financial markets.
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Bats Global Markets is an operator of exchanges and services for financial markets.
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For financial markets, the new brand of Brazilian policy has not gone unnoticed.
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And stock markets and other financial markets will need to adjust to that.
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With the holiday, financial markets were closed and there was no domestic trading.
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I did get introduced to the financial markets while I was in college.
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ELSEWHERE > Financial markets: Stock market winners and losers following Tuesday's election results (CNBC).
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But the integration of financial markets has increased the importance of events elsewhere.
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Unlike other major financial markets, Singapore does not have a dedicated securities watchdog.
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"In three to four years China will be driving financial markets as well."
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Excessive volatility in financial markets was a key risk along with tighter credit.
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Financial markets have recoiled at the recent deterioration of U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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Such a move would steepen the yield curve and help stabilize financial markets.
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That's what financial markets are expecting for a new impetus to asset prices.
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Financial markets in Mexico and Argentina were closed because of a local holiday.
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Financial markets around the world plunged as returns came in throughout election night.
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Financial markets represent the sentiments of traders as they fluctuate throughout the day.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The German financial markets watchdog is investigating trading in Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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In the context of financial markets, this last point is of extreme importance.
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So far, financial markets have shrugged off the first round of trade duties.
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A Republican Party in control of Congress also usually appeals to financial markets.
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European capitals and financial markets have looked on with mounting alarm since Oct.
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Second, Ms. Yellen said, financial markets are doing some of the Fed's work.
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Aron Betru is managing director of the Milken Institute's Center for Financial Markets.
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First, there was the stabilization of financial markets after Draghi's "whatever it takes".
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His election reassured financial markets which feared the disintegration of the European Union.
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The housing bubble began to deflate first, followed by the financial markets bubble.
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Jobs and unemployment data later on Friday are key events for financial markets.
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Poor supervision of financial markets led to the collapse of the global economy.
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China's trading partners and financial markets are closely watching as the Sino-U.
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Financial markets took this as a signal that looser banking regulation is ahead.
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These are precisely the types of risks that financial markets struggle to process.
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According to the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, Mr. Fichthorn is right.
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And although history rarely repeats itself in financial markets, it does often rhyme.
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Italy's referendum could rattle financial markets by prompting the country's government to resign.
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Many investors feared that the loss of Republican majorities would hurt financial markets.
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Furthermore, the Trump administration has been pushing for lighter regulation of financial markets.
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As it signaled those plans, financial markets moved in ways that encourage consumers.
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We are in a bear market for tech and the broader financial markets.
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Meanwhile, financial markets around the world have suffered huge losses in recent weeks.
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First, Italy swore in a euroskeptic government that has worried the financial markets.
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The global financial markets had largely ignored the brewing trade battles, until recently.
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The financial markets, which had shrugged off the threat, started to slip yesterday.
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If it goes into financial markets, asset prices will boom and perhaps bubble.
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The inflation and economic growth data was released before local financial markets opened.
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Since 1977, the CRA has driven inclusion and equity in the financial markets.
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Mester noted the disruptions in financial markets since the coronavirus scare have intensified.
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U.S financial markets finally reacted in late February, and then with a flurry.
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Uncertainty about Mr. Trump's decision is already causing some unease in financial markets.
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But it still wants to tightly limit Britain's access to its financial markets.
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Financial markets are already reflecting investor bets on potentially more sustainable growth opportunities.
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Financial markets in China, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Australia are closed for holidays.
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But that share could grow if China continues to reform its financial markets.
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But the overall economic toll could be modest, based on Monday's financial markets.
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One of the strengths of financial markets is that they are forward-looking.
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Unprecedented is an overused word in financial markets — but this time it's justified.
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Financial markets were closed on Monday for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday.
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Financial markets were closed on Monday for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday.
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That could set off another storm in financial markets, and perhaps the economy.
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Ratings influence at what cost a government can borrow money in financial markets.
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Then the next question is how would the dollar and financial markets react?
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China's financial markets are closed all week for the Lunar New Year holiday.
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Republicans in both chambers benefit from a strong economy and surging financial markets.
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Any transaction could hinge on development of financial markets, the sources told Reuters.
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That would certainly anger Trump, he said, and create turmoil in financial markets.
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They eased the conditions on the financial markets, increased demand and price growth.
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However, she said that various parts of the financial markets are showing excesses.
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Headwinds and tailwinds are blowing through the financial markets and the global economy.
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Financial markets, on the other hand, are fine with the reduced wage gains.
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FINANCE Many global financial markets will be closed on Monday for national holidays.
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Financial markets in Hong Kong were also closed on Tuesday for a holiday.
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Financial markets soared on reports that President Trump aims to cut corporate taxes.
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Though financial markets have been calmed, the more significant story is this decoupling.
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For financial markets, analysts said PiS's win signaled a continuation of government policies.
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Daniel Deming, managing director at KKM Financial, said the report rattled financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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ZAR is the code for the South African rand used in financial markets.
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Volatile financial markets and exchange rate changes also added challenges, the company said.
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U.S. financial markets will be closed on Friday for the Good Friday holiday.
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The rates outlook was significantly more dovish than financial markets had bargained for.
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Financial markets now expect rates as low as -0.50 percent by year end.
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We haven't observed any disruption either in financial markets or the banking sector.
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As a result, the Government of Puerto Rico lost access to financial markets.
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The financial markets, however, view a March rate increase as a virtual lock.
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This would cause U.S. interest rates to spike and financial markets to swoon.
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It has been part of a broader flight to safety across financial markets.
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Financial markets have also shrugged off the Fed's efforts to tighten borrowing conditions.
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When he said on Twitter that he was "Tariff Man," financial markets tanked.
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Financial markets were soaring and the unemployment rate was at a historic low.
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Changes in how financial markets respond will also amplify the effects of tariffs.
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You may have also noticed that the financial markets were battered last year.
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"Borrowing trillions of dollars eventually shows up in financial markets," Mr. Burman said.
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Such a change could wreck the Fragrant Harbour's export, trade and financial markets.
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This would allow financial markets to make payments and settle transactions more quickly.
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He could very plausibly win the presidency, and financial markets are freaking out.
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"It is the repercussions for the U.S. economy that would concern me...it's really a question of indications in financial markets of a reaction to rising uncertainty and the degree of volatility we are seeing again in financial markets," he said.
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"The UK's decision to no longer continue its EU membership will shape the direction of Europe's financial markets for years to come", Simon Lewis, chief executive at the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) said in an emailed statement.
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Financial markets have slowed considerably after a record-setting pace to start the year.
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Nobody really knows how bad it will be, but financial markets are flashing warnings.
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Financial markets worldwide continued to tumble, while Britain's government fell into utter chaos. 2.
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South Korea's financial markets have already been shaken by Japan's export curbs, Bahng added.
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Meanwhile, investors, bracing for more potential trouble in financial markets, are hedging their bets.
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Gold's response to broader volatility in the financial markets has also become more muted.
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Local financial markets were pricing in a rate increase at the central bank's Nov.
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International Brent failed to hold above $60 per barrel amid generally weak financial markets.
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Meanwhile, a sense of financial markets complacency is concerning, IACPM said in the statement.
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Financial markets around the world are on edge ahead of the June 23 referendum.
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Financial markets are under pressure this week following fresh signs of a slowing economy.
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And Italy's referendum could rattle financial markets by prompting the country's government to resign.
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The U.S. move rattled financial markets and dimmed hopes the trade war was ending.
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A big haircut imposed by Austria's financial markets regulator FMA in April boosted results.
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Global financial markets were left reeling after Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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Those fears have sent financial markets worldwide on a volatile ride in recent months.
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The president's tweeted messages have moved financial markets and prompted responses from foreign governments.
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Last year, fears of crisis in China's financial markets sparked a global sell-off.
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The deterioration in the trade relations between the two economic giants pressured financial markets.
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The financial markets will be closed on Wednesday and Thursday for Buddhist religious holidays.
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The United States defaulting on its bonds, traders fear, would rattle financial markets worldwide.
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And given the increasingly fragile environment for financial markets, their worries may be justified.
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That fear has resulted in recent flight-to-safety trades in world financial markets.
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If the exit vote succeeds, traders expect an immediate violent move in financial markets.
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Lawmakers have raised concerns about its implication for financial markets, cybercrime and consumer privacy.
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A REFERENDUM on constitutional reform in Italy on December 4th is rattling financial markets.
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Broader market moves were limited as financial markets re-opened after the Easter holiday.
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The policy address came as ongoing protests hit the city's economy and financial markets.
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Chinese authorities usually keep the financial markets stable during major economic and political events.
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The news rocked global financial markets, which had priced in a victory for remain.
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This $0003,000 marks a bull rally essentially never before seen in modern financial markets.
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Analysts predicted growth of 3.3% according to figures from financial markets data provider Refinitiv.
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I've seen a lot covering financial markets for CNBC in the last 23.5 years.
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People who work in financial markets have known about this problem for a while.
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This would please QE's critics, who claim a large balance-sheet distorts financial markets.
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In the early 1980s financial markets began a long bull run as inflation fell.
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The international financial markets remain volatile amid shifts in global liquidity and investor sentiments.
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Taiwan's financial markets were shut on Thursday and Friday for the Dragon Boat Festival.
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ICE operates exchanges for commodity and financial markets, including the New York Stock Exchange.
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They say the downward revisions could impact financial markets' assessments of the labor market.
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Both official creditors and financial markets will be keeping a close eye on Greece.
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Financial markets rallied on Conte's resignation, seemingly hopeful that snap polls could be avoided.
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FINANCIAL markets went into the election night both favouring and expecting a Clinton victory.
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More plausible, perhaps, is the idea that financial markets had overdone the deflationary fears.
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Financial markets are in freefall: S&P 500 futures are down 3.7% and counting.
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The first lesson would be to avoid confusing the economy with the financial markets.
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As in any other corner of financial markets, there are traders looking for mispricing.
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Financial markets, hungry for dollar-denominated safe assets, betray no concern about America's debts.
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Given their firepower and importance in financial markets, central banks' purchases are closely watched.
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UniCredit's commissions were resilient, rising 0.6 percent on the quarter despite turbulent financial markets.
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The trade dispute has rattled financial markets and threatens to drag the global economy.
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The currency is often sought as a safe-haven when financial markets are volatile.
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Financial markets are already taking a hit in the run up to the referendum.
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He said financial authorities should take preemptive steps to prevent volatility in financial markets.
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The Economy Ministry said Italian authorities were "closely following the situation on financial markets".
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Meyer said that what happened in restaurants mirrored the uncertainty in the financial markets.
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Financial markets see a 50-50 chance of another move to 1.00% next month.
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He also expressed concern about what he called relatively lofty valuations in financial markets.
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Financial markets have been volatile since Donald Trump's U.S. presidential win on Nov. 8.
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Meanwhile, the government would need the confidence of financial markets to attract fresh funding.
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A day later, financial markets went into meltdown when the country voted to leave.
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Japan's financial markets are closed this week as Japanese Emperor Akihito prepares to abdicate.
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The risk, of course, is that financial markets move much faster than economic recoveries.
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Millions of dollars are "traded" across financial markets in a hundredth of a second.
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Japan's financial markets, closed for extended "Golden Week" national holidays, will reopen on Tuesday.
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He has repeatedly argued short selling is positive force for investors and financial markets.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Choppy financial markets nudged private equity firm KKR & Co LP (KKR.
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To learn about the impact of France's election on the financial markets, click here.
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Financial markets and some commentators view rate cuts this year as a foregone conclusion.
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Interest rates continued to rise this week, as volatility ruled and roiled financial markets.
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S. trade dispute that has rattled global financial markets over the past several months.
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This reversal in money flows is having an outsized effect on the financial markets.
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He also sits on the New York Fed's Investor Advisory Committee on Financial Markets.
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The city's financial markets will be closed on Friday for the mid-Autumn Festival.
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For one, bitcoin trading lacks a secure chain of custody like other financial markets.
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Financial markets showed a muted reaction as Trump gave few specifics or new details.
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Past credit spreads have also invariably led to speculation in property and financial markets.
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Instead of being a stabilizing force in financial markets, Fed dithering will destabilize markets.
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It will need those funds because it will be locked out of financial markets.
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He is reportedly concerned about the threat of creating new bubbles in financial markets.
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One area where Brexit may still have an outsized impact is in financial markets.
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For more of our coverage from 22016's Global Financial Markets Forum, click here.
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European capitals and financial markets have meanwhile looked on with mounting alarm since Oct.
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So far, he said, efforts to avoid chaotic reactions on financial markets had succeeded.
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Financial markets have gone even further by pricing in a rate cut this year.
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Policy cannot change in response to every rough patch in financial markets, she said.
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Trump triumphed but financial markets reacted in a completely different way than many predicted.
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The broader financial markets are recoiling from risk, and that spreads across all markets.
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For several weeks, financial markets have been fixated on the level of the Dow.
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Yet this time, financial markets want to see the colour of his money upfront.
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The protracted trade dispute has battered financial markets and slowed down the world economy.
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The news stirred concerns of Middle Eastern money pulling out of global financial markets.
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Global financial markets have been hit by negative factors from an intensifying China-U.
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Financial markets are currently pricing in no increase in borrowing costs until next year.
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The news spurred concerns of Middle Eastern money pulling out of global financial markets.
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Bitcoin is already occupying a considerable position in global financial markets, according to Preiss.
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His policy recommendations have proven cognizant of how financial markets were likely to react.
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SOMETIMES the financial markets seem to go in a different direction from the fundamentals.
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Financial markets in developed economies are among the most competitive markets in the world.
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Prominent figures in Brazil's financial markets hope that Mr. Meirelles can rebuild that credibility.
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He will report to Guido Haller, head of financial markets at ICBC Standard Bank.
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The lower borrowing costs take pressure off government finances and ripple through financial markets.
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The financial markets are not pricing in an interest-rate rise for many years.
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"The risks from cyber breaches continue to threaten consumers and our financial markets," Sen.
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Chinese authorities typically try to keep financial markets stable during such politically sensitive events.
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Financial markets began 2019 much as they ended 2018 — with a lot of volatility.
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And in the background, financial markets plummeted Thursday, weighed down by year-end pessimism.
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Mr. Griffin previously wrote research pointing to fraudulent behavior in several other financial markets.
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The financial markets in the country plunged after a surprise result in primary elections.
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Recession fears have escalated in recent weeks along with volatility in U.S. financial markets.
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"We are seeing some volatility in financial markets" following the coup attempt, Obstfeld said.
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Global financial markets slipped last week as opinion polls showed the presidential race tightening.
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As financial markets had anticipated, the FOMC increased its benchmark target a quarter point.
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The Pound Shows Resilience Uncertainty after the Brexit vote has shaken financial markets worldwide.
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Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents connect buyers and sellers in financial markets.
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The Post noted Trump dismissed concerns that his comments could affect the financial markets.
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Other initiatives include a crackdown on corruption as well as more open financial markets.
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Financial markets around the world will be closed on Monday on New Year's Day.
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But other than some knee-jerk reactions, financial markets mostly shrugged off those developments.
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Traders said lower volumes in financial markets were expected due to the bank closures.
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U.S. financial markets will close early on Monday and will be shut on Tuesday.
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The vote created uncertainty about the United Kingdom's future and roiled world financial markets.
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Uncertainty over the economic consequences adds risks to business investment and unsettles financial markets.
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The moves in U.S. financial markets reverberated across assets in Europe and emerging markets.
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A prolonged investigation into Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan this year also rattled financial markets.
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Financial markets are pricing in a real chance of a third cut before Christmas.
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Trade tensions between China and United States remain the main driver for financial markets.
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Financial markets have been fixated on Chinese banks' portfolios of so-called nonperforming loans.
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The International Monetary Fund forecasts that investor confidence and financial markets would be shaken.
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Concerns over the health of the economy have roiled financial markets in recent days.
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The US Presidential election turned the world's financial markets into blown-up, untied balloons.
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Financial markets are not often as gentle and generous as they've been this year.
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U.S. financial markets was closed on Monday for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
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But in addition to higher interest rates, financial markets are signaling higher inflation rates.
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This is necessary to help this country regain lost control of the financial markets.
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A Republican Party in control of Congress also usually appeals to the financial markets.
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But that is increasingly what financial markets and forecasters view as a serious risk.
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"The U.S. Treasury market is the bedrock for all other financial markets," Cabana said.
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Rand Paul, and continues to ravage the U.S. economy and roil global financial markets.
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It was transformed during the 2008-2009 financial crisis to stabilize the financial markets.
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One strand of the conversation is what's been going on in the financial markets.
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U.S. financial markets were closed on Thursday for the U.S. Fourth of July holiday.
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It also signaled an openness to blocking the Russian government from British financial markets.
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The crown prince told Reuters NEOM would be floated on financial markets alongside Aramco.
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He is scornful of financial markets, downplaying how important they are to economic activity.
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In a world of global financial markets, 5G networks and cyberwar, geography still rules.
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It is critically important to the stability of financial markets and the overall economy.
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Anything unexpected at the meeting could send ripples through the energy and financial markets.
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Before this all began, I was covering financial markets and banks from New York.
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That's what watching global financial markets the last couple of weeks has felt like.
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The sell-off in stocks isn't the only warning sign in the financial markets.
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Economists say they expect that will include buying corporate debt and stabilizing financial markets.
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The Federal Reserve took dramatic action over the past week to stabilize financial markets.
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And the effect of COVID-19 on financial markets is weather, through and through.
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The Fed's action did little to calm financial markets after a massive rally Monday.
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Trump has made a point to push for calm, particularly around the financial markets.
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While the Federal Reserve has announced enormous stimulus measures, financial markets have not budged.
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By the eve of the 220 crisis, global financial markets dwarfed the global economy.
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The Federal Reserve committed hundreds of billions of dollars to steadying the financial markets.
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The Federal Reserve committed hundreds of billions of dollars to steadying the financial markets.
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And some may have opportunities to restructure their balance sheets in fluctuating financial markets.
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Financial markets have lost a third of their value in less than a month.
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If the banks fall short of capital, they may be shunned by financial markets.
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Those risks are accumulating at the same time that financial markets are unusually nervous.
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China's financial markets have a reputation for fraud and manipulation, particularly the stock market.
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Financial markets globally have come under strain due to the outbreak of the coronavirus.
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She has presided over four years of steady economic expansion and rising financial markets.
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Lonski cautioned that "volatility will rule" in financial markets until coronavirus-related risks recede.
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Mr. Griffin previously wrote research pointing to fraudulent behavior in several other financial markets.
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The financial markets are in turmoil, with the major US indices in correction territory.
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The risk-on mood in financial markets mildly supported the euro against the dollar.
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The risk-on mood in financial markets mildly supported the euro against the dollar.
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This would disintermediate the financial markets and ultimately put a brake on economic activity.
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If there's evidence of irrational exuberance anywhere in financial markets, this may be it.
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Financial markets were volatile this week after Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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The rare move jolted financial markets, lifted interbank borrowing costs and stirred contagion fears.
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Financial markets and most media pundits are missing the new writing on the wall.
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The virus fears gripped financial markets, overshadowing the latest batch of upbeat corporate earnings.
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The Obama administration argued that disclosure of the documents would roil the financial markets.
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But already, the news of Cohn's resignation have sent ripples through global financial markets.
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SHORT NOTICE The Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) is making similar preparations.
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U.S. financial markets reopened on Tuesday after the New Year's Day holiday on Monday.
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Financial markets are beginning to price in a more aggressive Federal Reserve this year.
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Its proponents say it has the potential to shake up how financial markets operate.
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It is no wonder then that financial markets are looking past upside inflation risk.
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Risks to the global economic outlook hinge on U.S. trade policy and financial markets.
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S. trade deal which helped temper a key external risk to its financial markets.
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Higher financing rates means the marginal borrower gets pushed out of the financial markets.
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EYES ON WASHINGTON The move followed a pattern of tightening control over financial markets.
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Cohn opposed the implementation of tariffs and his departure sent ripples across financial markets.
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China's financial markets are shrugging off rising tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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BOE SAYS FINANCIAL MARKETS NEED TO SPEED UP TRANSITION AWAY FROM LIBOR-BASED INSTRUMENTS
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They're designed to instill fear in us and create uncertainty in the financial markets.
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Value investments are by definition good investment vehicles when global financial markets are spooked.
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Both issues have a major impact on the U.S. financial markets, including Peltz's firm.
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It will probably take more than that to lift overall spirits in financial markets.
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Financial markets are already on edge and there could be some volatile trading ahead.
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This timely consultation looks to address these cases and contributes to orderly financial markets.
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So why do so many people — even some financial markets professionals — fall for it?
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The closure of Turkish financial markets for a string of national holidays during Aug.
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Part of Vision 2030 is the listing of Aramco in the international financial markets.
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"The period has been characterised by low activity, except within financial markets," Borgen said.
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Gas prices are largely set by financial markets, and Russia can produce gas cheaply.
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The U.S. Treasury market is the bedrock for all other financial markets, Cabana said.
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As the financial markets roil, our best investment may be in financial know-how.
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In financial markets, smart investors can, within limits, arbitrage against the irrationality of others.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the data as investors watched geopolitical developments.
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This time around, the Fed has moved gingerly and financial markets have responded calmly.
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"Recent stability in the financial markets will relieve some of the pressure on policymakers."
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Financial markets will most likely test whether Mr. Draghi's successor has the same mettle.
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Financial markets had pushed Treasury yields higher on talk Taylor would get the job.
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Financial markets, however, were encouraged that an immediate declaration of independence had been avoided.
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First, British financial markets are going to resemble the weather: unpredictable and more violent.
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Britain's financial markets regulator said it was in touch with Woodford over the fund suspension.
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Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek tried to reassure investors before financial markets opened on Monday.
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For much of October, bitcoin seemed immune to a sell-off in global financial markets.
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Burke will be based in Singapore and report to Roberto Hoornweg, global head, financial markets.
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The U.S. financial markets will be closed on Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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Financial markets have fretted about Italy's 2019 budget, amid new plans to increase public spending.
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Tavares said that automated strategies could help less sophisticated investors navigate Brazil's turbulent financial markets.
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Liquidity in financial markets is about making sure trades can be completed at market prices.
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Financial markets are expecting U.S. growth to slow next year due to rising interest rates.
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In China, the government has been forced to moderate monetary policy to cushion financial markets.
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Economists warn that undoing the law would cost billions of euros and alarm financial markets.
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So, is it a make or break moment for the U.S. economy and financial markets?
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The monthly runoff was capped at $50 billion to minimize any impact on financial markets.
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But in the financial markets of Holland and Italy, money was evolving with astonishing speed.
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On Friday, Clarida cautioned against relying too heavily on the actions of "noisy" financial markets.
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According to him, the Fed should look instead to financial markets for signs of excess.
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THERE have been plenty of swings in financial markets since America's election on November 8th.
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His remarks are expected to focus on the economy and recent volatility in financial markets.
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You can more easily tap the vast information machine of financial markets to gather intelligence.
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Unity is important to a central bank's credibility and its ability to influence financial markets.
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An inverted yield curve is traditionally seen as a harbinger of recession by financial markets.
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Financial markets have fully priced in another quarter-percentage-point cut at the Fed's Sept.
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The government could later on Thursday issue typhoon closure advisories affecting financial markets for Friday.
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Rate cuts are priced in by the financial markets, the Fed just needs to capitulate.
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This approach goes against the operating principles of global financial markets: clarity and timely transparency.
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Washington labeled China a currency manipulator hours after the move, which roiled global financial markets.
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Washington labelled China a currency manipulator hours after the move, which jolted global financial markets.
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While you can't control the financial markets, you can control where you put your money.
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The steep initial settlement amount rattled financial markets as traders speculated on Deutsche Bank's stability.
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CHINA FX REGULATOR SAYS EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT REMAINS COMPLEX AND SEVERE, GLOBAL FINANCIAL MARKETS FACE UNCERTAINTIES
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies rattled financial markets for most of 2018.
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Financial markets have been rattled this week by renewed tensions in U.S.-China trade relations.
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Washington labelled China a currency manipulator hours after the move, which roiled global financial markets.
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Washington labeled China a currency manipulator hours after the move, which jolted global financial markets.
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Analysts said that market uncertainty was prompting a clear flight to safety across financial markets.
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This led financial markets to price in a resolution of the U.S.-China trade spat.
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The engagement with financial markets seems to be changing the tone of OPEC's public style.
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Unlike Mr Petro, he is friendly to business and does not frighten the financial markets.
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Analysts at Morgan Stanley said financial markets could now increase their forecasts for 13 REBITDA.
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This has been facilitated by higher oil prices and overall favourable conditions on financial markets.
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But this is the first time that pandemic risk has been transferred to financial markets.
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At the time, the Greek elections and instability across Europe were buffeting the financial markets.
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The RBNZ said there was no evidence the leak had any impact on financial markets.
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Electoral triumph, a roaring economy and surging financial markets gave him an air of invulnerability.
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Financial markets have priced in at least two rate cuts by the end of 0.23.
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It is perhaps the biggest regulatory change to European financial markets since the financial crisis.
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In contrast to the coldness of financial markets, President Trump was enthusiastic about Johnson's election.
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Are global financial markets ready for interest rates in the U.S. to go up again?
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The World Bank warned last month that financial markets could be vulnerable on this front.
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French financial markets regulator Robert Ophele was the third candidate, sources told Reuters last month.
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Greece could be about to start another fight with its creditors and the financial markets.
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Tariffs became entrenched and a feedback loop between financial markets and protection magnified the damage.
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HONG KONG, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's financial markets will be closed on Tuesday, Sept.
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Turmoil on global financial markets has also boosted the safe-haven appeal of such bonds.
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And China's fledgling financial markets lack legacy preferences that are evident in many developed markets.
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"The financial markets are begging us to borrow and spend, essentially for free," he iterated.
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Trading in Hong Kong's financial markets was halted for the day, the stock exchange said.
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INTEREST rates are heading higher and that is likely to put financial markets under strain.
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But the fact that financial markets have outperformed the economy has left many voters dissatisfied.
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A U.S. default could roil financial markets worldwide as investors rethink the creditworthiness of Treasuries.
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The yuan increasingly sets the tone for global currencies—and, by extension, for financial markets.
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Where the pain of the trade war has shown up is mainly in financial markets.
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Broad focus in financial markets was on the festering trade dispute between Washington and Beijing.
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It may even go a step further and pump billions of pounds into financial markets.
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South Korea's financial markets have already been shaken by sluggish exports and Japan's export curbs.
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PPPs require competent agencies and often government guarantees, as well as sophisticated domestic financial markets.
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It's part of a wave of tech startups aiming advanced machine learning at financial markets.
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In tandem, the wine-investment world has developed an infrastructure that echoes other financial markets.
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Financial markets, with high equity valuations and low bond yields, are currently priced for perfection.
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The trade war between the economic giants has roiled financial markets over the past year.
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The U.S.-China tariff standoff has heightened volatility in financial markets over the past month.
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Financial markets are pricing in the chance of two cuts to 1.00 percent this year.
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The escalating dispute has cost both countries billions of dollars and roiled global financial markets.
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South Koreans took to the streets following Friday's ruling, but financial markets showed little reaction.
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Indian financial markets were closed on Monday for elections in the western state of Maharashtra.
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The implications for financial markets, disaster response, political predictions and even brand planning are palpable.
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Financial markets are now pricing in 100 basis points of easing over the next year.
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"The Fed is more concerned about the developments in China and financial markets," he said.
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Why it matters: Any slowdown or suspension of key SEC services could disrupt financial markets.
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I also think both Quarles and Goodfriend have much better grounding in the financial markets.
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Belatedly business and the financial markets have woken up to the rising danger of Brexit.
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Financial markets were volatile ahead of the vote, and opinion polls suggested a tight race.
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Granted, the figures only cover the fourth quarter, before this year's rout in financial markets.
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The trade war between the economic giants have roiled financial markets over the past year.
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But the next day, sources familiar with Draghi's thinking said financial markets had misinterpreted him.
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Financial markets are fully pricing in a 25 basis points rate cut later this year.
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I'm sure financial markets would love to see a surprise cut to juice things up.
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Half a century later, these expressions of bravado had evolved into semi-formal financial markets.
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Morrison's victory was welcomed by financial markets, which have been shaken by the political instability.
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Financial markets expect one or two more rate hikes this year from the bank BOCWATCH.
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SIGNIFICANT UNCERTAINTY, LOW GROWTH COULD LEAD TO REPRICING OF RISK PREMIA IN FINANCIAL MARKETS - ESRB
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Amid rising recession expectations and turbulent financial markets, companies kept on creating jobs in February.
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Financial markets have suffered a rocky ride this year, with significant variation across the world.
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American consumers were feeling less confident this month amid continued volatility in the financial markets.
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Since the recession, financial markets had rebounded much more than housing -- at least until 2016.
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One Hong Kong-based brokerage is upbeat about the Fire Monkey's impact about financial markets.
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Healthier financial markets also boosted the performance of KKR's private equity fund during the quarter.
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For a brief period of time, this event puts the spotlight on the financial markets.
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Financial markets had started pricing in a greater chance of a rate hike on Sept.
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Urzua said it was vital Mexico retained the confidence of financial markets and international investors.
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But with jittery financial markets now threatening to upset Spain's fragile recovery, attitudes are changing.
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Critics also argue that the ultra-loose policy has inflated asset bubbles in financial markets.
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Financial markets have lost ground recently as the likelihood of a 'No' vote has risen.
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"Financial markets do not expect the Fed to attain its stated inflation target," Bullard said.
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Sri Lankan financial markets were closed on Wednesday and Thursday for a Buddhist religious holiday.
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AFTER Britain voted to leave the European Union on June 2.33rd, financial markets took fright.
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HARUHIKO KURODA added another instance to his record of wrong-footing financial markets this week.
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Reuters could not immediately verify the report, which had an immediate effect on financial markets.
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But it might not track the growth that the financial markets have seen, he added.
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Financial markets and businesses opened in Taipei on Monday as the capital returned to normal.
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But Britain's deficit is already 4% of GDP; widening it may unnerve skittish financial markets.
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Bank of Thailand (BOT) Governor Veerathai Santiprabhob said financial markets were "relatively stable" on Friday.
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HSBC's Toprak said loose, accommodative monetary policy globally remained the primary driver of financial markets.
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GC: And just to wrap up, financial markets have been very insensitive to political risk.
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But since the Fed acted, financial markets have taken a significant turn for the worse.
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Financial markets have fully priced in another rate cut at the U.S. central bank's Sept.
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With regards to financial markets, it's trickier to say where the floor to that is.
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Financial markets dropped on Friday, the first trading day since Trump announced the new tariffs.
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Financial markets also rallied on the news after weeks of anxiety over a global slowdown.
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Two years of nearly uninterrupted strength across financial markets validated the synchronized global growth outlook.
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That the deal was between financial markets operators could well be a factor, say sources.
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Trump is correct in asserting that rising interest rates are generally bad for financial markets.
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The European Commission is concerned by the dual currency talk, and so are financial markets.
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Yet despite the turmoil on the financial markets, no lots were withdrawn before the auction.
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It rattled global financial markets, and US stocks experienced their worst daily losses of 2019.
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Filia argued financial markets had become "complacent" and "insensitive" to fundamental changes in the economy.
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But he hasn't said he will sacrifice policy normalisation for the sake of financial markets.
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That step alone would help reduce uncertainty in U.S. financial markets at a turbulent time.
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Beijing tends to pay special attention to keeping its financial markets stable during such events.
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Abel Hibert, an economic adviser to Lopez Obrador, acknowledged that financial markets were watching closely.
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Meanwhile, investors worldwide are reeling from the result, which was not anticipated by financial markets.
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Other times, instead of being too fearful of cataclysmic events, financial markets are too complacent.
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As a result, it has gained credibility with the financial markets as an inflation fighter.
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Still, the Fed and financial markets stand to benefit from a repo facility, Zeng said.
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And that was before Britain upset financial markets by voting to leave the European Union.
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A week earlier it lost more than 3.5 percent amid strong volatility in financial markets.
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The ISM, like the financial markets, can be thought of as a growth-momentum barometer.
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The prolonged trade dispute between Washington and Beijing has rattled financial markets across the globe.
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Rising trade tensions have kept investors in some of the largest financial markets on edge.
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That strength should contribute to "decent background" for financial markets in early 2020, he added.
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It's a risky game to try to tie swings in financial markets to political news.
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Chong, like many other investors, downplayed risks to financial markets from North Korea's nuclear threats.
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Now, though, those businesses are flagging, in part because financial markets have been eerily calm.
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If the Main Street economy is allowed to deteriorate, financial markets will ultimately crumble down.
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Financial markets appear all but certain that the Fed plans to raise rates in December.
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All of this is because financial markets, famously, tend to very heavily discount the future.
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Enticingly, Mr. Powell did refer in passing to the challenge posed by frothy financial markets.
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Financial markets are not in crisis but lately they have had a very bad run.
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Turmoil on global financial markets has also boosted the safe-haven appeal of such bonds.
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The sell-off in stocks isn't the only ominous economic sign emanating from financial markets.
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The announcement made little impression on financial markets because it left the Fed's plans unchanged.
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" She added, "Previous attempts by the Fed to jawbone financial markets into place have failed.
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Officials appeared to hasten to end the balance sheet reduction under pressure from financial markets.
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Financial markets tumbled on the news, with no sign that the skirmish will end soon.
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The carnage in financial markets has not been limited to the global equity markets, either.
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The outbreak has also led to a sharp fall in financial markets in recent days.
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Financial markets are watching closely, keen to see a stable government in Europe's largest economy.
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But no one can be certain which way the financial markets are going to move.
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Trading could be subdued as U.S. financial markets are closed for the Labor Day holiday.
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Perhaps most important, and most difficult to measure, is a country's credibility with financial markets.
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Beyond the logistics, the high level of uncertainty is preventing financial markets from functioning efficiently.
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The carnage in financial markets over the past week and a half has been unavoidable.
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And depending on whether financial markets stabilize or not, the Fed may also cut further.
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Even as the coronavirus rocks financial markets, 2020 could be a busy for adtech dealmaking.
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For years, China did intervene in financial markets to depress the value of its currency.
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When financial markets collapse, the tape rips people apart and you have a system collapse.
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The problem with this story is that financial markets do not expect it to happen.
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Financial markets were roiled as investors sold Treasury bonds in anticipation of higher interest rates.
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The regulator added that forex reserves management agencies are responsible investors in international financial markets.
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The figure was announced by Felix Hufeld, the president of Germany's financial markets watchdog BaFin.
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Chinese financial markets will close on Thursday and Friday for the Dragon Boat weekend holiday.
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This will not be the last of the tremors to shake financial markets this year.
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Speaking about the volatility in financial markets earlier this week, Greco said it was normal.
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U.S. financial markets were closed for the Good Friday holiday, while government offices were open.
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Traders said that prices were being supported from both the physical and the financial markets.
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That in turn risks roiling today's frothy financial markets, which are presently priced to perfection.
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Hope always plays a powerful role in the financial markets — and then reality sets in.
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The latest: • Beijing moved to inject $173 billion in additional liquidity into its financial markets.
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The political chaos and sudden uncertainty about the euro helped send global financial markets reeling.
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Even after the sell-off this week, financial markets remain richly valued by historical standards.
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Since October, the Fed has pumped $60 billion into the world's financial markets each month.
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In modern times, the deregulation of London's financial markets attracted an influx of overseas banks.
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More harmful are indirect effects: weaker business confidence, productivity and risk-appetite on financial markets.
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The latest move is an incremental step to further open up the country's financial markets.
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Mossavar-Rahmani reminded investors of cryptocurrencies' value compared to that of the total financial markets'.
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Some worry that if central banks tone down their interventions, financial markets could become tumultuous.
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Financial markets expect the Bank of England to announce a rate cut later on Thursday.
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Beijing hopes the country's financial markets can play a stronger role in supporting the transformation.
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Three prior shutdowns — 1995, 1995-96 and 2013 — had a modest effect on financial markets.
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Mr. Trump's policies are less clear, and the uncertainty has caused jitters in financial markets.
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The spike in borrowing costs signaled that the plumbing of the financial markets was broken.
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Aides had determined the formal announcement should come after financial markets closed at 4 p.m.
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U.S. financial markets were little moved by the upbeat data in light pre-holiday trading.
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Financial markets remain uneasy over the prospect of an early vote and possibly inconclusive outcome.
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Trading is expected to be subdued in many financial markets ahead of the Christmas holidays.
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Malaysia's Ministry of Finance (MOF) said it would honor all its commitments in financial markets.
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SO THERE SURELY HASNT BEEN ANY GREAT DISTRESS IN THE FINANCIAL MARKETS RESULTING FROM THEM.
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But it may well turn out to have particular relevance for financial markets in 2020.
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LOOKING FOR meaning in financial markets is like looking for patterns in a violent sea.
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"Financial markets have clearly rendered their judgment of [the Brexit process] through sterling," he said.
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If and when financial markets consider our dysfunctional Washington politics, they may become very nervous.
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Stateside on Wednesday, U.S. stocks tumbled as financial markets remained highly volatile on Wall Street.
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Banks have rushed to slash Q29 forecasts too, so expect more turbulence on financial markets.
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Fears of a trade war between China and the United States have roiled financial markets.
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But taking some time off from consumerism isn't going to make the financial markets collapse.
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The Fed's decision to pause, at least for a few months, has pleased financial markets.
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This is largely how world financial markets were expected to react to a "Leave" vote.
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Mr. Trump wants to stabilize volatile financial markets, people familiar with the administration's deliberations said.
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Let's take a look at how financial markets reacted when Trump signed the sanctions bill.
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That unexpectedly dovish signal had financial markets quickly pricing in a rate cut next year.
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Financial markets have priced in at least two rate cuts by the end of 2019.
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The actions have roiled financial markets, disrupted manufacturing supply chains and reduced U.S. farm exports.
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The trade dispute has roiled financial markets, sending investors scurrying for safe-haven assets like gold.
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Financial markets need more "clarity and certainty", IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said at the weekend.
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DOUBTS SWIRL AROUND EUROPEAN BANKS | It's not just central bankers feeling the heat from financial markets.
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Opposition lawmakers brand negative rates a policy failure that confused, rather than calmed, jittery financial markets.
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That includes: a major correction in the financial markets or increased political unrest, according to Sides.
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Gundlach has used it to express his views on everything from financial markets to income taxes.
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Critics say it also overlooks how financial markets and global financial flows could create a backlash.
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Financial markets have fully priced in further monetary policy easing at the U.S. central bank's Sept.
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