The "Allswell Luxe Classic Firmer" is slightly firmer than the signature mattress.
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However, the currency ended 0.5 percent firmer at 161.40/13, firmer from Wednesday's close of 162.20/30.
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The Norwegian crown inched to 3-1/2 month highs after firmer PMIs, also benefiting from firmer crude prices.
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Sri Lankan shares trading firmer, with the benchmark Colombo stock index 0.2 percent firmer at 6,431.28 as of 0630 GMT.
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Emerging European currencies were broadly firmer against the euro, with Poland's zloty 0.4% stronger against the common currency, while Hungary's forint was 0.2% firmer.
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At 1440 GMT the rand was 0.1 percent firmer at 259 per dollar, marginally firmer that its close of 2185 overnight in New York.
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The dollar index was a touch firmer at 51.383 .
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The dollar index was a touch firmer at 26 .
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Trade in U.S. stock futures were a tad firmer .
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Sterling was last trading a marginally firmer 0.1% at $1.270.
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But the CDU's firmer stance attracted criticism from the opposition.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.11 percent firmer at 6,136.35.
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There was a firmer tone in other major bond markets.
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Mexico wants to see a firmer U.S. proposal before responding.
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Shares were around 1.8 percent firmer shortly after the open.
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The yen was a tad firmer at 106.185 per dollar.
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European markets opened firmer after Asian shares approached record levels.
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A firmer U.S. dollar meanwhile kept a cap on gold.
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Firmer oil prices boosted Dana Gas, which rose 0.9 percent.
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And they are on firmer ground than the Canadians are.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.09 percent firmer at 6,464.44.
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The fixing was again firmer than market expectations, traders said.
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Spot gold was 0.2 percent firmer at $1,203.58 per ounce.
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"There is a slightly firmer texture to this," observed Kate.
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The only real medicine is firmer commitment to decarbonising economies.
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Gold was firmer, with spot prices at $1,226.5 an ounce.
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Japan's Nikkei stumbled 266.23 percent on a slightly firmer yen.
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Spot gold was a tad firmer at $1,236.76 an ounce.
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Traders said prices received some support from a firmer dollar.
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The rand was 21 percent firmer at 1.2660 per dollar.
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Spot gold was a tad firmer at $1,235.70 an ounce.
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Brent crude oil is slightly firmer at $48.58 a barrel.
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Iron ore prices closed 0.9 percent firmer at 513.5 yuan.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.36 percent firmer at 6,516.26.
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The yuan's midpoint fix against the dollar was slightly firmer.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.46 percent firmer at 6,551.19.
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Spot gold was a touch firmer at $1,327.82 an ounce.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.19 percent firmer at 6,540.97.
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Arabica coffee was supported by a firmer Brazilian real currency.
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Spot gold was slightly firmer at $1,249.41 an ounce XAU=.
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Spot gold was a touch firmer at $1,328.42 an ounce.
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The main stock index ended 0.03 percent firmer at 6,404.64.
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Against the yen, the dollar was slightly firmer at 109.16.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.08 percent firmer at 6,377.38.
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It also underperformed a firmer performance on other European markets.
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The rupee was 0.11% firmer at 71.365 against the dollar.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.1 percent firmer at 6,13.
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If he had a firmer mattress, would he stop snoring?
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Firmer metals prices underpinned gains on mining stocks on Friday.
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The higher the fill weight, the firmer the resulting pillow.
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The yen was a touch firmer at 104.47 per dollar.
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"Sellers are being firmer on their price," Mr. Kanter said.
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The firmer the track, the faster horses can propel themselves.
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Gold was firmer, with spot prices at $1,227.98 an ounce.
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Across the board, the suspensions are firmer than the GLA's.
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Earlier the Kenyan shilling traded slightly firmer against the dollar.
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Trump's control on his own party is firmer than ever.
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Steady to firmer cash hog markets lent support, traders said.
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Experts say larger companies would probably benefit from firmer regulation.
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Wall Street was set for a firmer opening after enjoying its best session in a month on Monday, its gains filtering across Asia, where bourses from Hong Kong to Tokyo ended the day firmer .
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The People's Bank of China set the midpoint rate CNY=SAEC at 6.5636 per dollar prior to market open, firmer than the previous fix of 6.5646, and firmer than the previous day's closing quote 6.5929.
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HGX was trading higher, outperforming a marginally firmer U.S. stock market.
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Wall Street had overcome its brief wobble to end Wednesday firmer.
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The firmer rand aided a recovery in fixed assets and equities.
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European bourses also looked set to start firmer according to spreadbetters.
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Wall Street was set for a modestly firmer open, futures signalled.
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They traded 1% firmer on Monday in a weaker overall market.
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HGX was trading lower, underperforming a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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Apply a firmer hand and the system seamlessly gives up control.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to firmer open for Wall Street.
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The midpoint was 296.16 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 20.1.
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Resource based stocks were firmer as commodity prices continued to recover.
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The midpoint was 154 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 6.8066.
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The midpoint was 26 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 296.14.
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It closed 22% firmer at $65,20.3 in final open-outcry trading.
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Its shares were indicated 0.4 percent firmer in pre-market business.
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Wednesday's midpoint was 72 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 6.9064.
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Firmer oil prices also lifted the shares of major oil producers.
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The only real medicine would be firmer commitment to decarbonising economies.
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"It started to get a lot firmer and faster," he said.
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The midpoint was 95 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 6.8049.
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Wall Street was set for a marginally firmer open, futures showed.
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Romania's leu started the week 0.3 percent firmer against the euro.
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Japan's Nikkei was restrained by a firmer yen and ended flat.
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But even some government supporters want a firmer stance against Maduro.
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Gold was a slim 0.1 percent firmer at $1,226.10 an ounce.
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Gold fell to a one-month low on a firmer dollar.
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At the midday break, it stood 0.07% firmer at 2,907.23 points.
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But resources stocks rose, underpinned by firmer commodity and oil prices.
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My skin seemed tighter, more "glowy", firmer, and plumper post-use.
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The dollar was a touch firmer against the yen at 113.31.
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Against the yen, the greenback was a touch firmer at 111.47.
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The greenback was firmer against the yen, last fetching 2540 yen.
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HGX was trading lower, bucking a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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With the Allswell Luxe Classic Firmer Mattress, this wasn't an issue.
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But by last year Mr. Mnuchin found himself on firmer footing.
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HGX was trading higher, tracking a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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He's on firmer ground describing the formal structure of a piece.
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Tuesday's fixing was 04093 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 7.0141.
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Buenos Aires provincial debt held firmer with the January 2021 unchanged.
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He hit fairways and learned how to play the firmer greens.
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She tries to establish firmer boundaries with her cloying mother, Shelley.
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And Trump himself is staking out firmer ground on the question.
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European bourses were also tipped to open firmer by spread betters.
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HGX rallied 2.04 percent, outperforming a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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The rand was 2196.08 percent firmer, after dipping in early trade.
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Telstra Corp helped drive some of the gains, closing 4% firmer.
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But I do think that we have taken a firmer line.
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SHANGHAI, Jan 8 (Reuters) - The People's Bank of China set the midpoint rate at 6.5636 per dollar prior to market open, firmer than the previous fix of 6.5646, and firmer than the previous day's closing quote 6.5929.
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On Friday, the People's Bank of China set the yuan's midpoint rate at 6.5636 per dollar prior to market open, firmer than the previous fix of 6.5646, and firmer than the previous day's closing quote of 6.5929.
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Against the euro , the pound was a shade firmer at 89.88 pence.
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Equity futures suggested a flat to slightly firmer session for Wall Street.
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The firmer dollar pushed gold down 0.4 percent to $1,256 an ounce.
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Energy firm Ecopetrol SA ended 2684.2% higher, aided by firmer oil prices.
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Mongolia's 743s, priced yesterday at 5.625%, were firmer at 100.7/100.8 today.
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Textured Jersey traded 0.7 percent firmer at 31.50 rupees at 0716 GMT.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was slightly firmer at $1,281.89 per ounce.
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Conditions (wind, firmer greens) have made the afternoon more difficult than yesterday.
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This week's events mean that Mr Mueller now stands on firmer ground.
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Trading at 1.8323 at 1.8313 GMT, it was firmer by 1.8303 percent.
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It was 31 pips firmer than Reuters estimate of 6.8956 per dollar.
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At 23 GMT, the rand traded 2016.49% firmer at 22026 per dollar.
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He did it firmer his next time before shoving his fingers deep.
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HGX rose 7003 percent, in line with a firmer U.S. stock market.
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DPRK's (North Korea) latest transgressions require our response to be even firmer.
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The euro was slightly firmer against the Swiss franc, at 1.1089 francs.
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Oil Search's shares fell 1.5 percent in a slightly firmer broader market.
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A firmer dollar makes bullion more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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At 21.96 GMT, the rand was 202.070% firmer at 22026 per dollar.
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" "We have to pressure Erdogan to take a firmer position against ISIS.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 2405.45 were a fraction firmer.
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Argentina peso was little changed, while Mexico's peso was 0.003 percent firmer.
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Stocks could try for a firmer continuation of a relief rally Wednesday.
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Bank of Zhengzhou's AT1s were firmer, bid at 100.30 in cash price.
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Short-covering and firmer live cattle futures stirred CME feeder cattle buying.
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Against a basket of currencies, it was a shade firmer at 96.941.
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The midpoint has been fixed firmer every day over the past week.
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The currency traded firmer than its 1.7423-day moving average of 1.7413.
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The euro was trading at $1.0926, 0.6 percent firmer on the day.
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However, analysts are forecasting firmer demand for oil over the longer term.
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Earlier in the session, JGBs took their cue from firmer U.S. Treasuries.
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It was last at $1.2405, while the pound was firmer at $1.3989.
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Shares in InterGlobe closed down 2.2 percent in a firmer Mumbai market.
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At 1125 GMT, shares in Curro were 7.98% firmer to 17.99 rand.
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The FDA is currently working to develop firmer rules around the industry.
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HK/SIN while the offshore yuan was a tad firmer at 21.
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Britain's builders may flounder, but corporate debt seems based on firmer foundations.■
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Lawmakers — including King — have repeatedly pressed for a firmer policy on cyberattacks.
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This estimate was not precise, and firmer conclusions would require more data.
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It was last at $1.2409, while the pound was firmer at $1.3991.
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The Coddle mattress is ever-so-slightly firmer than your average mattress.
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CME feeder cattle drew support from firmer back-month live cattle contracts.
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DXY erased earlier losses to trade firmer against a basket of currencies.
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Other analysts pointed to better supply and demand, and firmer markets overseas.
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DBCVIX are firmer too but some distance from the early year highs.
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Russia's rouble edged 0.1% firmer, a gain matched by Moscow-traded stocks.
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Also, the Supreme is firmer so it moves when you push it.
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At 201 GMT, the rand was 22026% firmer at 24 per dollar.
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At 22026 GMT, the rand was 25.5% firmer at 28.105 per dollar.
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And then once more, a little firmer: "He did the right thing."
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The yuan sat 0.4% firmer at 6.8677 per dollar by mid session.
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But, tourism in the city is being managed with a firmer hand.
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At 1515 GMT, the rand was 0.74% firmer at 14.9950 per dollar.
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Gold XAU= fell to a one-month low on a firmer dollar.
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It really does feel firmer under my thumb than other folding screens.
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A firmer dollar makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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At 22026 GMT the rand was 22.5% firmer at 28.33 per dollar.
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Equity futures hinted at a flat to firmer open for Wall Street .
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At 0.953 GMT, the rand was 20.95% firmer at 22.71 per dollar.
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They both said that the firmer crown helped to tighten monetary conditions.
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Major exporters in Japan declined on the back of the firmer yen.
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It was 0.15% firmer at $1.3023 and at 85.40 pence per euro.
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We can achieve a firmer, more lifted buttocks and correct any indentations.
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Equity futures hinted at a flat to firmer open for Wall Street .
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The oil market fell under additional pressure from a firmer U.S. dollar .
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Gold edged lower, pressured by a firmer dollar, while copper also fell.
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Cold meat is firmer and easier to grind than warmer, mushy meat.
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Tilefish, grouper and monkfish, all firmer and meatier, were much better candidates.
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At 28.17 GMT the rand was 0.5% firmer at 14.2900 per dollar.
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Indeed, more members are already publicly demanding Democrats take a firmer line.
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A firmer set of hooks might present beauty as a concrete attribute.
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Oil and mining-related stocks were outperformers, lured higher by firmer commodities prices.
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Firmer oil prices and upbeat U.S. data helped support the wider commodity market.
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The hidden temple revealed itself as the scientists were searching for firmer terrain.
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The dollar was slightly firmer as markets awaited the outcome of the talks.
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I would have rather he held a bit firmer until the convention though.
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SXPP ended 1.2 percent firmer after hitting its highest level since mid-2015.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was a fraction firmer at $1,292.09 per ounce.
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On Wednesday, the midpoint was 142 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 6.8791.
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Gold bugs may have a firmer grip on the market than you think.
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On Thursday, the midpoint was 6.90893 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 6.8697.
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On Wednesday, the midpoint was 142 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 293.8.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was 0.4 percent firmer at $1,281.81 per ounce.
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This provided gold some underlying support despite a firmer dollar and global equities.
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A rebound in Italian assets helped battered equities find firmer ground as well.
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HGX was trading higher, in line with a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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But amid the international condemnation, it appears to be taking a firmer stance.
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ET (2000 GMT), it was trading 19 cents firmer at $53.39 a barrel.
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ET (2000 GMT), it was trading 19 cents firmer at $53.39 a barrel.
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"I'm thinking that I want to get a firmer mattress," the actor says.
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So these neuroimaging results would have to be replicated for a firmer conclusion.
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Sappi's shares were 0.11 percent firmer at 81.14 rand ($5.68) by 1050 GMT.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was a fraction firmer at $1,296.31 per ounce.
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Copper struggled under the combined weight of trade tensions and a firmer dollar.
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Japan's Nikkei added 0.3 percent, to be 2.8 percent firmer for the week.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was a fraction firmer at $1,296.52 per ounce.
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The softness of the original keystrokes is replaced by a much firmer response.
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LME lead prices were slightly firmer at $2,075 a tonne, reversing overnight loss.
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At 1520 the dollar measured against a basket of currencies was 0.37% firmer.
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Sri Lankan shares traded 0.28 percent firmer at 6,201.79 as of 0625 GMT.
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However, Tuesday's stronger official fixing was even firmer than the market had forecast.
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Control is also a concept I had to get a firmer grasp on.
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Japan's Nikkei added 0.1 percent, to be 2.6 percent firmer for the week.
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The index ended 0.1% firmer at 2176.75,295, its highest close since July 20.08.
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The deal level was some 173 cents per barrel firmer than recent estimates.
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European markets opened slightly higher Monday and stocks in Asia were also firmer.
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At 21.63 GMT, the rand traded at 4.7.64 per dollar, 20163 percent firmer.
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In this case, some reviewers say it gives the shoe a firmer feel.
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On the energy front, oil prices were slightly firmer after falling on Monday.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was a shade firmer at 96.362.
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Against a basket of major currencies, the greenback was slightly firmer at 94.371.
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Yet, the Luxe Classic Firmer gave my hips, knees, and shoulders cushy support.
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Mr. Watsa may yet have to take a firmer grip at BlackBerry, too.
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If you like firmer pillows, these may not be the ones for you.
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The texture can be a lot better, too, with a firmer, meatier bite.
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Pointing to a firmer opening on Wall Street, U.S. stock futures gained 210%.
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She should take firmer positions, even at the risk of angering some voters.
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Moderate Senate Democrats on Monday were seeking a firmer commitment from Mr. McConnell.
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Callaway said Matz had been working on making firmer throws to first base.
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Sadly, these problems all could have been rectified with a firmer editing hand.
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At 251.34 GMT the rand was 22026% firmer at 28.265 against the dollar.
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If anything, Mr. de Give said, it just got firmer in its character.
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You may also consider a malbec on the firmer side of the spectrum.
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Sri Lankan shares traded 0.04 percent firmer at 6,158.05 as of 0639 GMT.
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The play found firmer ground, coming alive in a way I hadn't seen.
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But Mr. Macron also wants to put the system on firmer financial footing.
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The metals index closed 2.35% firmer, while the IT index ended 1.5% higher.
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ICICI Bank ended 2.8 percent higher while Hindustan Petroleum finished 6.4 percent firmer.
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U.S. crude ended $1.01 firmer at $48.85 a barrel, a 2.1 percent gain.
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So really, the GT gives up little to the firmer-sprung S model.
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Against the yen, the greenback was firmer at 112.54 after sinking last Friday.
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He said it was time countries took firmer measures to ensure maritime stability.
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The British pound was last trading at $1.3358, 0.3% firmer on the day.
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The dollar was a shade firmer against the safe haven yen at 109.56.
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Air carrier Qantas, which posted a record annual profit, was 2.6 percent firmer.
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The British pound was last trading at $1.3380, 0.4% firmer on the day.
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But it came in much firmer than Reuters' estimate of 7.0838 per dollar.
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A firmer offshore yuan can partially alleviate depreciation pressure on its onshore counterpart.
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On an emotional level, this also means you've got to set firmer boundaries.
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Her coalition partner is pushing for firmer action that could break her government.
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The dollar was a touch firmer on Monday but stayed near two-week lows.
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His reconciliation with Mr Putin was expected to put him back on firmer ground.
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Monday's guidance rate was 13 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 6.8909 per dollar.
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The Canucks said a firmer timeline will be available after Horvat visits a specialist.
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A firmer dollar, which makes the metal more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Sri Lankan shares were trading 0.27 percent firmer at 6,680.62, as of 0626 GMT.
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The PHLX housing index was trading higher, tracking a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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One-week forwards ended at 146.45/55, firmer from Thursday's close of 146.45/65.
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A firmer U.S. currency also makes American-made goods and services more expensive overseas.
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Sri Lanka's main stock index was 0.37 percent firmer at 6,231.75 at 0714 GMT.
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A firmer real can discourage producer selling of dollar-denominated commodities such as coffee.
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The official midpoint was 14 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 6.9006 on Friday.
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The euro was firmer $1.1409, while the dollar index eased a touch to 96.114.
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Gold fell 2.6 percent last week on a firmer dollar and global stock advances.
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The PHLX housing index was little changed, underperforming a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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Hong Kong stocks joined an Asia-wide rise inspired by a firmer Wall Street.
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However, some South Korean firms producing materials used in semiconductor manufacturing process closed firmer.
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Australian shares were a touch firmer while New Zealand's benchmark index fell 28 percent.
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It was at 3.6390 at 1254 GMT, some 1 percent firmer on the day.
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No worries about soup here; shumai are firmer, drier and more straightforward to eat.
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Sri Lanka's main stock index was 0.21 percent firmer at 6,279.20 at 0600 GMT.
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U.S. stock futures rose 0.5 percent, pointing to a firmer opening on Wall Street.
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The Australian dollar edged down 0.25 percent to $0.7092 against a broadly firmer dollar.
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Currencies were mainly firmer against the euro, with the Polish zloty strengthening 213.41 percent.
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A rally in energy stocks helped Wall Street end Tuesday firmer across the board .
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But it pulled back to 7.0469 after Beijing's firmer-than-expected fixing on Tuesday.
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Some Israeli observers argue that Trump has been firmer with the Palestinians than Obama.
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This week is an opportunity for the American President to take a firmer stand.
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Against a basket of major currencies the dollar was 0.1 percent firmer at 95.239.
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The guidance rate was 25 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 6.8097 per dollar.
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Both the broader NSE index and the benchmark BSE index ended 1.79 percent firmer.
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Rubio did find a firmer footing later when the conversation turned to foreign policy.
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The nomination signals that the Trump administration wants a firmer grip on the institution.
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Japan's Nikkei gained 0.5 percent while South Korea's KOSPI index was a touch firmer.
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They're working with a firmer platform and greater understanding of our origins than before.
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The Hungarian forint and the Polish zloty were a touch firmer against the euro.
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It was 6.8743 pips, or 0.18 percent, firmer than the previous fix of 6.8761.
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The official fixing was 10 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 7.0090 per dollar.
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The Prime Minister might have better luck trying to win firmer reassurances from Brussels.
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The dollar index , was slightly firmer after hitting the highest since November last year.
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I'm a side sleeper, but I often sleep on my stomach on firmer mattresses.
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HGX was little changed on the day, underperforming a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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The reviewer gives it 4 stars because she would have preferred a firmer mattress.
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The Cboe Volatility Index has remained quite tame, suggesting firmer footing underneath the tape.
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GDAXI 1.1 percent rise by and a 0.7 percent firmer autos sector index .SXAP.
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The combination put bond markets on firmer ground even as fresh bond supply loomed.
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Standard Chartered shares ended the day one percent firmer while the benchmark FTSE 100 .
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The expectations boosted sentiment across Europe, with stock markets across the region broadly firmer.
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They have outlived their enemies, and have a firmer grip on power than ever.
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That left the dollar a shade firmer at 97.089 against a basket of currencies.
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Even more important, it would provide a firmer foothold in a potentially vast market.
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If only "China Girl" had a firmer idea of exactly where its sensitivities lie.
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Mediaset shares were 0.2 percent higher in a firmer overall market after Vivendi's statement.
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Mediaset shares were 0.2 percent higher in a firmer overall market after Vivendi's statement.
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Getting methadone in jail gave a Connecticut heroin user a firmer foothold in recovery.
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The yuan was slightly firmer at 103 per dollar from the previous day's close.
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The Nifty banking index ended 0.77% firmer, with Kotak Mahindra Bank closing 2.3% higher.
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The index is on track to finish firmer for its sixth week in seven.
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Shui On Land's 4.375%2019s were firmer, being quoted at 100.63 in cash price.
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October feeder cattle futures managed to close higher, supported by firmer cash cattle prices.
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SISYPHUS : I like to think that the heat gives me an advantage: firmer footing.
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It was a touch firmer on the euro at $1.0837 and pound at $1.2948.
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I've also found that if it's firmer, I have trouble sleeping on my side.
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Shares in Grasim Industries Ltd, the top shareholder in Vodafone Idea, closed 3.9% firmer.
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True, the har gow wrappers are thinner than you expect, the shrimp inside firmer.
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With his own transformation on firmer ground, Ackman said he can again help others.
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I do this instead, and I think it makes my skin a little firmer.
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Egg whites make flan firmer and bouncier; egg yolks make it richer and softer.
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Short-covering and firmer deferred-month live cattle futures rallied CME feeder cattle contracts.
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The risk-off tone left spot gold a shade firmer at $1,474.30 per ounce.
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Soybeans ended 0.573% firmer on Monday, closing at their highest level since July 29.
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It was 0.2% firmer at $1.3030 and up 0.4% at 85.14 pence per euro.
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Government bonds also closed firmer before the announcement that Ramaphosa had won the race.
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The rupee ended at 159.40/133 per dollar, firmer than Wednesday's close of 160.00/20.
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But it pulled back to 7.0469 after Beijing's firmer-than-expected yuan fixing on Tuesday.
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The dollar index was marginally firmer at 103.03, recovering from an earlier low of 102.89.
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Gold stocks also retreated as a firmer tone to the U.S. dollar weighed on gold.
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But it pulled back to 7.0785 after Beijing's firmer-than-expected yuan fixing on Tuesday.
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Treasury futures were a shade firmer on Monday while German Bund futures were stronger too.
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A firmer dollar can make U.S. wheat even less attractive to buyers holding other currencies.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.45 percent firmer at 6,572.29, its highest close since Nov.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.47 percent firmer at 6,729.66, its highest close since Jan.
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The Colombo Stock Index ended 13 percent firmer at 6,350.30, its highest since Dec. 15.
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Without a firmer commitment to its own constitutional principles, the drift towards authoritarianism will accelerate.
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Other regional currencies moved higher against a firmer dollar, in line with broader emerging markets.
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A firmer pound, however, weighed on London's FTSE index, which was flat on the day.
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His departure sent shares in Air France-KLM down 3.2 percent, bucking a firmer market.
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The PHLX housing index was trading higher, also tracking a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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Buy avocados that are slightly underripe and firmer than you'd use for guacamole, says Mullen.
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The comments from Shaun Abrahams, the National Director of Public Prosecutions, pushed the rand firmer.
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Soybeans added 1.133% to $8.81-1/2 a bushel, after closing 2.2% firmer on Wednesday.
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Richard Pieris Plc rose 14.4 percent and Sri Lanka Telecom Plc ended 2.1 percent firmer.
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Where it stands: The employees want firmer and more aggressive carbon-cutting goals and targets.
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Spot gold was 0.3% firmer at $1,422.55 per ounce, supported by low bond yields globally.
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The firmer yen hit such cyclical stocks as automakers and banks as well as insurers.
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The fixing was 120 pips or 7.08963% firmer than Reuters' estimate of 7.0331 per dollar.
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The fixing was 95 pips, or 0.14%, firmer than Reuters' estimate of 7.0421 per dollar.
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And the guidance rate was 31 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 6.9402 per dollar.
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This idea is not novel, but has been put on a firmer footing than before.
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Some other traditional safe-haven bets held firmer, with gold and Japan's yen edging higher.
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Its offshore counterpart was trading at 7.0720 per dollar, firmer that Wednesday's close of 7.0823.
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The Colombo stock index ended 780.73 percent firmer at 2780.7,21, its highest close since Nov.
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ICE arabica coffee futures eased in light technically-driven dealings, pressured by the firmer dollar.
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Fortescue stock closed down 4 percent to A$4.84, against a slightly firmer overall market.
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Japan's Nikkei rose 218 percent in the wake of a firmer finish on Wall Street.
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The combination put bond markets on firmer ground even as markets absorbed fresh bond supply.
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The dollar index was a tad firmer at 96.407 after gaining 0.7 percent last week.
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Oil prices dipped as a firmer dollar sparked profit-taking after three sessions of gains.
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It will also give us a firmer base on which to save the natural world.
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Analysts said Thursday's fixing was set at a firmer level than their models had suggested.
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In offshore markets, the yuan was 0.5 percent firmer than onshore at 6.8438 per dollar.
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But Madam Bokova's term shortly expiries and Israel's opponents could soon have a firmer grip.
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Feeder cattle also were firmer, with April gaining 0.525 cent to 144.650 cents per pound.
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The country's peso, however, shrugged off the negative sentiment on ratings, edging 2657.25 percent firmer.
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A firmer crown would tighten monetary conditions, leading to less need to increase interest rates.
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It has a slightly firmer center too, which might be more helpful for side sleepers.
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Asian indexes closed down on Monday despite the firmer lead from Wall Street last week.
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A firmer-than-expected print on first quarter growth lifted Australian stocks by 0.4 percent.
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This should not be a concern unless you prefer a firmer mattress or are obese.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.83 percent firmer at 6,250.04, its highest close since Dec.
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Forward power prices were boosted by firmer levels in the coal and gas forward markets.
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Japan's Nikkei recouped early losses to be 258.69% firmer, while Shanghai blue chips rose 259%.
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"You're stronger, you're leaner, you're firmer and you're focused on the right things," she said.
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Once we get to Labor Day, we'll start being able to make some firmer judgements.
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The only other Democrat to announce a firmer stance on running for president is Rep.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.39 percent firmer at 6,718.34, its highest close since Jan.
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EBOS Group Ltd was the top percentage gainer on the benchmark, ending 2.7 percent firmer.
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The Colombo Stock Index ended 281 percent firmer at 23.7,22017, its highest since Nov. 143.
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The offshore yuan was firmer by about 0.25% at 0830 GMT at 7.1192 per dollar.
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Lithium miner Galaxy Resources was the largest gainer on the ASX 200, closing 7.6% firmer.
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He used water-based clay rather than oil-based, which is firmer and less pliable.
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The course has started to get a little firmer as the tournament has gone on.
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But a bigger portion is mock-medieval satire, and the show's on firmer ground there.
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The postseason picture came into firmer relief Saturday even before Miami's victory over Notre Dame.
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My favorite element is the paneling on the bottom — my butt felt firmer and lifted.
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Monday's official guidance rate was 45 pips firmer than Reuters' estimate of 03493 per dollar.
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Cotton is cushy and absorbent, but there are firmer options, including wood, bamboo and cork.
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Contrary to what Mr Salazar thinks, she also has a much firmer grip on policy.
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But this time around Goldman said the market's composition appears to be on firmer ground.
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At 24 GMT the rand was 4.35% firmer at 280.90, its best level since Sept.
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Those declines came on the back of rising production and the firmer dollar last week.
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Russia's rouble was firmer too before an anticipated rate cut — the fifth of the year.
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Miners BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto were modestly higher, helped by firmer base metals prices.
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Little firmer pressure, but this pressure also allows me to see where the problems are.
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FIRMER GRIP The election gives Zelenskiy a firmer grip on a country at the centre of a dispute between Moscow and the West, arising from Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula in 2014 and support for separatists in an armed revolt in the east.
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The scale of the policy change is smaller, but the defiance of Congress is more overt; the legal foundation might be slightly firmer (as Jell-O is slightly firmer than a pudding) but the bad faith involved in the "emergency" claim is more extreme.
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The peso weakened against the firmer dollar, which risk-averse investors snapped up on the day.
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SINGAPORE, May 27 (IFR) - Asian credits were firmer today, despite mixed equity markets in the region.
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The Colombo stock index ended 1.01 percent firmer at 6,446.80, its highest close since Oct. 13.
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Central Europe's main currencies were slightly firmer against the euro at or near multi-week highs.
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The offshore yuan was trading 0.34 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.87 per dollar.
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There's the Italian frittata, which gets finished in the oven for firmer, more structurally-sound results.
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HONG KONG, Sept 13 (IFR) - Asian credit markets were firmer on Wednesday supported by healthy inflows.
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Stocks fell after muted trading activity and weaker rand hedges owing to a firmer local currency.
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The Colombo stock index ended 13 percent firmer at 6,563.69, its highest close since Feb. 9.
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A firmer dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities including oil more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Asian stocks rose modestly on Tuesday, gaining a firmer footing after a week of heavy losses.
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A firmer dollar makes commodities priced in the greenback more expensive to buyers using other currencies.
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The offshore yuan was trading 0.45 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.8373 per dollar.
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Fellow German steelmaker Thyssenkrupp was down 1.6 percent against a slightly firmer German blue-chip DAX.
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It's easy to chastise lawmakers for not having a firmer grasp on how this stuff works.
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Mining stocks found support from firmer overnight metal prices, despite those prices easing in Asian trade.
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I think having a producer with a firmer hand keeps things from going in that direction.
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Indeed, America had been adopting a firmer approach to China on trade long before the election.
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Gains in the hog market and firmer cash cattle prices helped underpin cattle futures, analysts said.
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Data was slightly bearish, but firmer cash cattle prices could underpin futures on Monday, Nelson said.
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"We will make the wording firmer so there are no more below-normal prices," he said.
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Investors' reaction was muted, with the peso slightly firmer against the U.S. dollar following Fitch's announcement.
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The benchmark BSE index closed 1.08 percent firmer at 38,545.72, marking its best close since Sept.
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The spot rupee ended at 153.55/65 per dollar, firmer from Friday's close of 153.65/75.
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The blue-chip index gained 0.5 percent while the Hang Seng index was a touch firmer.
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The Colombo stock index finished 0.28 percent firmer at 6,633.20, its highest close since July 13.
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The PHLX housing index was trading higher, in line with a broadly firmer U.S. stock market.
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But for the first time in years, he will at least be building on firmer foundations.
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Spot gold was a fraction firmer at $1,419.86 per ounce , supported by low bond yields globally.
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If so, tighter supply would mean firmer prices — increasing Russia's haul from its global oil sales.
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The Colombo stock index closed 2151.8500 percent firmer at 6,021.54, its highest close since March 21.
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It suggested mitigation efforts, including building structures with deep foundations anchored into firmer layers of earth.
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The dollar selling lifted the onshore spot yuan to firmer than the key 6.7 per dollar.
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The lira was slightly firmer at 5.4680 against the dollar after the latest central bank move.
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The official fixing was 95 pips, or 0.14%, firmer than Reuters' estimate of 7.0421 per dollar.
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The Colombo stock index ended 1.1 percent firmer at 6,146.69, its highest close since Feb. 17.
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Hog futures also were firmer, bouncing from three-week lows on a round of bargain buying.
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But he has also delayed reforms that would have put the economy on a firmer footing.
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FTMC, while Deutsche Boerse was up 1.8 percent, lagging a 2.2 percent firmer DAX index .GDAXI.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.18 percent firmer at 6,456.32, snapping six straight sessions of declines.
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The Colombo stock index closed 0.31 percent firmer at 6,040.18, its highest close since March 21.
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A handful of Fed speakers will help investors get a firmer hand on what happens next.
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The Colombo stock index ended 2159.8500 percent firmer at 6,191.17, its highest close since June 29.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.69 percent firmer at 6,292.94, its highest close since Dec. 14.
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"We could get a firmer line with Russia than has been the case up until now."
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.17 percent firmer at 6,148.94, its highest close since Jan. 23.
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For the week, the NSE index was up 3.16% and the BSE index was 3.07% firmer.
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The offshore yuan was trading 0.10 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.318 per dollar.
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The university's team is planning to follow this up to come up with some firmer answers.
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Oil, which earlier hit a 2016 high on supply worries, was pressured by the firmer dollar.
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The Aussie was up 0.2 percent at $0.7396, also getting a lift from firmer commodities prices.
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Argentina's peso was 20.46 percent firmer, while local stocks rose 2668.8 percent on heightened risk appetite.
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However, even with these dynamics, there are firmer expectations the PBOC won't tolerate a sharp selloff.
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The offshore yuan was trading 0.44 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.8365 per dollar.
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Bourse heavyweight Naspers was 3.68 percent higher at 2,850 rand and banks were 0.72 percent firmer.
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The rand was slightly firmer, up 2102 percent against the dollar, off Friday's three-week lows.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.4 percent firmer at 6,093.04, snapping two consecutive sessions of declines.
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The Colombo stock index ended 20.7 percent firmer at 0.043,20.04, its highest close since Aug.21.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.84 percent firmer at 6,13, its highest close since Jan. 16.
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At 210.13 GMT, the forint traded at 211.74 versus the euro, slightly firmer on the day.
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"The rupee was firmer with exporter (dollar) sales," a dealer said, asking not to be named.
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Firmer tire pricing and sales of higher-end models helped to limit the decline, it said.
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"I think we can always be firmer on that message," Ryan replied, without mentioning Trump's name.
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The Colombo stock index ended 27 percent firmer at 21,2152.9500, its highest close since Aug.28.
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The revision dramatically improved the texture in my opinion, giving the filling a firmer, silkier feel.
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Japan's Nikkei went the other way as a firmer yen trimmed 0.4 percent off the index.
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LME aluminium was trading 1 percent firmer at $13,138.50 a tonne, the highest since early 2013.
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The dollar index, which tracks the U.S. currency against six peers, was slightly firmer at 89.800.
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And now they have a golden opportunity to gain an even firmer hold of their perch.
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In currencies, the euro was a tad firmer ahead of the European Central Bank's Thursday meeting.
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The Colombo Stock Index ended 22018 percent firmer at 22018,25, its highest close since Nov. 43.
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The offshore yuan was trading 0.07 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.5786 per dollar.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.12 percent firmer at 6,523.68, near its highest close since Aug.
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Oil had come under pressure in the last session on the back of the firmer dollar.
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The Brazilian real was marginally firmer before a central bank meeting that should hold rates steady.
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Many in the West have wondered why China hasn't taken firmer action to quell the protests.
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"A few weeks ago, it was a little bit browner, a little bit firmer," Slumbers said.
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The offshore yuan was trading 0.23 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.8925 per dollar.
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For the most part, heavier individuals and back sleepers will benefit most from a firmer mattress.
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Manafort's lawyers said they would work on developing a firmer appraisal for the Trump Tower condo.
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Aglianico may be a bit sturdier and firmer, but nerello can be surprisingly tannic as well.
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The Colombo Stock Index ended 2188 percent firmer at 2216,22017, its highest close since Nov. 22018.
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On the energy front, oil prices were slightly firmer as markets digested a mix of variables.
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Against the yen, the dollar was firmer at 112.99, compared to its previous close of 2577.74.
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Presumably, these had been dug when the land was firmer, to get at the oil underneath.
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Commodity-linked currencies were firmer despite the move lower in oil prices in the previous session.
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The firmer oil price enabled the STOXX Europe 600 Oil & Gas Index to advance 0.1 percent.
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"This is definitely on much firmer legal ground," said a former assistant secretary of Homeland Security.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.03 percent firmer at 6,565.63, its highest close since Feb. 9.
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He ordered a firmer mattress that Matt Harvey recommended and had it sent by overnight delivery.
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The offshore yuan was trading 0.36 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.877 per dollar.
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Back in the US, a 20-year-old I've messaged is firmer about her gender politics.
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The Colombo Stock index ended 0.12 percent firmer at 6,456.04, its highest close since Jan. 13.
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In currency markets, the U.S. dollar remained rangebound with its index a fraction firmer at 89.669.
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My first experiences with the Allswell Luxe Classic Firmer MattressAllswell offers a "White Glove" delivery option.
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Bonds were also firmer ahead of an auction of short term government instruments at 1000 GMT.
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Against a basket of currencies, it was a shade firmer at 793 having bounced from 97.477.
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The official fixing was 245 pips or 0.35% firmer than Reuters' estimate of 7.1055 per dollar.
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The central bank's firmer guidance lifted the yuan up for the first time in 10 days.
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Still, Nadal refuted the premise that the firmer courts were helping a different type of player.
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The administration's decision to pivot from steel to intellectual property puts it on firmer legal ground.
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These old troupers have a firmer sense of who they are than poor Rosencrantz and Guildenstern.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.3 percent firmer at 6,080.01, its highest close since March 13.
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Traders and livestock producers are expecting firmer cash prices after the cash market rose last week.
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The Hong Kong dollar was last seen at 7.8279 per dollar, 0.03% firmer on the day.
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It was a touch firmer on the euro at $1.0837 EUR= and pound at $1.2948 GBP=.
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It was a touch firmer on the euro at $1.0837 EUR= and pound at $1.2948 GBP=.
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"We are on firmer ground now, with police and communities working more effectively together," he said.
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Cipla Ltd and Infosys were top gainers in the Nifty 50 index, each closing 4% firmer.
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The offshore yuan was trading 0.01 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.505 per dollar.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.04 percent firmer at 13,401.03, its first gain in five session.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.16 percent firmer at 6,632.30, its highest close since July 13.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 started firmer but were last down 0.1 percent.
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The Colombo stock index finished 0.36 percent firmer at 6,13, its highest close since Oct. 13.
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The euro was flat at $1.11210, while the dollar was a touch firmer at 109.39 yen.
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There's also reason to believe that Sanders' base is firmer than it is for other Democrats.
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The firmer greenback and the prospect of higher U.S. rates pressured both precious and industrial metals.
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From dugouts, clubhouses, buses, apartments, and hotel rooms, we have firmer grounds on which to speculate.
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Via Versace, the company is also hoping to gain a firmer toehold in Europe and Asia.
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Mr Abe appears to be planning sweeping changes to put the welfare state on a firmer footing.
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Spot gold was slightly firmer at $1,442.11, within striking distance of a recent six high of $1,452.60.
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To do so, he'll need a much firmer grasp on "the cyber" than he's demonstrated so far.
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South Africa's rand was 0.3 percent firmer as it largely recovered ground lost in the previous session.
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Even so, San Francisco is in the midst of making rules—firmer, stricter rules—for electric scooters.
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Gold weakened on the back of a firmer dollar and was last down 0.4 percent at $1,208.77.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 too started firmer but were last down 0.1 percent.
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The official fixing was 86 pips or 0.12 percent firmer than Reuters' estimate of 7.0222 per dollar.
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JSW Steel shares closed 2.1 percent firmer, while the Mumbai market NSE index was up 1.17 percent.
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The Colombo stock index ended 2152.1500 percent firmer at 6,667.46, its highest close since May 18, 2016.
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Against the dollar, it was a shade firmer at $1.2880, compared to around $1.2860 before the vote.
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A firmer dollar in the aftermath of the first Clinton-Trump debate helped send gold prices lower.
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In commodity markets, gold was firmer around $1,321.00 an ounce, off a low of $1,305.23 touched Tuesday.
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Most major European stock markets traded firmer, with the pan-European STOXX 2281.81 index up 0.1 percent.
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All that has changed under the junta, which has kept a firmer grip on the purse-strings.
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The firmer pound hurt heavyweight international earners such as Unilever, Imperial Brands and AstraZeneca , which all fell.
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The rise in profits is due to record high palladium prices and firmer rhodium prices.
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In currency markets, the U.S. dollar remained range bound with its index a fraction firmer at 89.669.
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At 233 GMT the rand was 2387 percent firmer at 22026 per dollar, its strongest since Aug.
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The yuan was quoted at 6.9045 per U.S. dollar, 0.22% firmer than the previous close of 6.92.
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China's yuan was down 0.2% at 7.0661 per dollar in onshore trade against the broadly firmer greenback.
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Oil prices started firmer after Brent bounced about 9.3 percent last week, while WTI rose 5.8 percent.
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The official fixing was 102 pips or 0.14 percent firmer than Reuters' estimate of 7.0674 per dollar.
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The dollar index was a fraction firmer at 98.213 and not far from a three-week high.
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Japan's Nikkei was last 20.3 percent firmer, having been up more than 21 percent at one stage.
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At 1430 GMT the rand was 0.84 percent firmer at 14.1550 after an overnight close of 14.3075.
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The yen was slightly firmer at 108.725 per dollar, with the BOJ's policy decision having little impact.
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Top lender Commercial Bank of Ceylon closed 0.3 percent firmer while Sampath Bank ended 0.4 percent higher.
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At 1545 GMT, the rand traded at 14.1900 per dollar, 1.08% firmer than Thursday's New York close.
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My body felt a little firmer and I also felt spritely and buoyant – both physically and psychologically.
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DXY was trading firmer against a basket of currencies on Tuesday, while prices of U.S. Treasuries fell.
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To her credit, she has been firmer than other rivals in defending Mr Guzmán's right to run.
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MSCI's Asia ex-Japan stock index was firmer by 0.8%, while Japan's Nikkei index closed up 0.5%.
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Mr Bower is on firmer ground when it comes to Mr Blair's life since leaving Number 10.
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The spot rupee ended at 153.55/60 per dollar, slightly firmer from Monday's close of 153.60/65.
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"There was some selling by foreign banks which helped the rupee to end firmer," a dealer said.
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The rupee ended firmer at 104.79/104.82 against the dollar, compared with Monday's close of 104.81/104.85.
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That was down 23 percent from the previous fix but actually a little firmer than market expectations.
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The fortieth U.S. president knew that drawing a firmer line did not equate to taking reckless action.
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Gold weakened on the back of a firmer dollar and was last down 0.3 percent at $1,209.75.
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Against the yen, the greenback was a touch firmer at 112.43, above the 112.18 level seen Tuesday.
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By 0903 GMT, the rand had retreated to 13.0025/dollar, 0.71 percent firmer than its overnight close.
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Cavusoglu said ties with the bloc, long strained, were on a firmer basis and had started normalizing.
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Carper introduced legislation nearly a year ago aimed at putting the Postal Service on firmer financial footing.
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Plenty of EM currencies were firmer despite the dollar's broader gains against the likes of the euro.
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Side sleepers tend to like medium-to-soft mattresses, while back and stomach sleepers prefer firmer mattresses.
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Norway's opposition Labour Party meanwhile criticized the government for not making firmer promises to raise military spending.
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Firmer oil prices also lifted shares in Royal Dutch Shell and BP, also supporting the FTSE 100.
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Italian banks don't appear to need an overwhelmingly large sum to return them to a firmer footing.
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Asian shares closed mixed on Friday following the firmer lead on Wall Street in the last session.
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The Colombo stock index ended 21 percent firmer at 2.3.6000,483.55, recovering from its lowest close since Sept.
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Having said that, this option is not for you if you're trying to make your bed firmer.
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The greenback, meanwhile, was firmer against the Japanese currency, with the dollar last trading at 265.2 yen.
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It could use a firmer directorial hand, but, more than that, it needs a point of view.
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The rand currency was almost 1 percent firmer on the last day trading day of the year.
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The central bank had set a firmer tone by raising the mid-point to 6.5590 CNY=SAEC.
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Treasury yields were also higher, and the dollar was firmer, ahead of the release of Fed minutes.
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"We want the U.N. to be firmer in bringing the other party to the negotiations," he said.
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The Colombo stock index ended 21 percent firmer at 2152.3000,671.98, its highest close since May 18, 2016.
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MSCI's Asia ex-Japan stock index was firmer by 0.7%, while Japan's Nikkei index closed up 503%.
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In late June, you probably need to create firmer boundaries, even in the most loving of relationships.
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Shares in Ceylon Tobacco Company Plc rose 5.5 percent, while Dialog Axiata Plc ended 3.1 percent firmer.
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As a rule he's on firmer ground when he questions sequence than when he balks at scope.
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The Farmacy Sleep Tight Firming Night Balm delivers smoother, firmer skin overnight with its rich natural formula.
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Bush backed off, ultimately asking the Justice Department to find firmer legal footing for the surveillance program.
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On the Allswell website, the Luxe Classic Firmer Mattress has an average customer rating of 4.7 stars.
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Though the Allswell Luxe Classic Firmer Mattress is affordable for a luxury mattress, it's still fairly expensive.
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Though the island can sometimes be crowded, residents said, it also seems to be on firmer footing.
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The offshore yuan was trading just 0.01 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 7.1153 per dollar.
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CBOT soybeans were down 0.2% at $0.68633-1/2 a bushel, having closed 1.7% firmer on Tuesday.
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HSFO cash differentials have got a boost in recent weeks, due to firmer demand and limited supplies.
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The decision placed abortion rights on firmer constitutional footing by grounding them in women's dignity and equality.
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The financial system and economy are clearly on much firmer ground than they were a decade ago.
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But for a few hours I did think I had firmer looking skin and more defined cheekbones.
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At midday, it was changing hands at 6.9771, 94 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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European bourses looked set to open firmer with EUROSTOXX 53.033 futures up 1.03% and the FTSE 1.3098%.
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European bourses looked set to open firmer with EUROSTOXX 297.923 futures up 21% and the FTSE 2572.11%.
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By then, voters will have a firmer grasp on how this year's nomination race will shake out.
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The benchmark ended 211% firmer on Thursday, and was poised to record a weekly gain of 23%.
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The onshore yuan ended domestic trading at 6.8854 per dollar, 0.1% firmer than Monday's late-night close.
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Estimated pork cutout values also were firmer for carcasses and other pig parts, according to USDA data.
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"If his political stature becomes firmer, I think he's even less likely to change," Mr. Bao said.
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In currency markets, the U.S. dollar remained range bound with its index a fraction firmer at 89.647.
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At 20.47 GMT, the rand traded at 28.54 per dollar, 2.583 percent firmer than its Monday close.
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HK/SIN, off an overnight high of 90.235 but a touch firmer than Thursday's close of 89.713.
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Most sectors were in positive territory despite the firmer yen, with technology and financials recording substantial gains.
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She cited over two million jobs created in the past year and a firmer outlook for inflation.
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European bourses looked set to open firmer with EUROSTOXX 297.867 futures up 21% and the FTSE 2571.20%.
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The New Zealand dollar was a tad firmer at $0.6393 after stumbling 0.8% in the previous session.
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If the bed's too hard, turn the mattress over: Many are constructed so one side is firmer.
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The S&P/ASX 21 index closed 26.9690% firmer at 6,733.5, after ending 0.1% higher on Thursday.
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The actions were always meant to be temporary and scaled back when the yuan regained firmer footing.
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Yes Bank Ltd, which closed 8.5 percent firmer, was the top percentage gainer on the NSE index.
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On the commodities front, oil prices declined further after settling lower on Monday on the firmer dollar.
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Todd Browne exited the elevator, whistling, as Charlotte moved in for a second, firmer embrace of Gerald.
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The company is crunching data to arrive at a firmer estimate it aims to release later Thursday.
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Despite a firmer dollar, developing world currencies mostly inched higher, with Turkey's lira leading gains, up 0.5%.
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Europe's single currency was a touch firmer at $1.1073 , up from Friday's one-week low of $1.10395.
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Financials were the biggest winners on the blue-chip index on the back of a firmer rand.
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We had a shaky period with retail sales but now the consumer looks on a firmer footing.
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Estimated pork cutout values also were firmer for carcasses and other pig parts, according to USDA data.
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It was a little firmer, but more importantly, it wasn't as prone to sweatiness as leather is.
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Southernness stood for everything I wished I was: slimmer, manlier, more athletic, firmer in my Christian faith.
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The yuan was quoted at 6.9051 per U.S. dollar, 0.22% firmer than the previous close of 6.92.
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U.S. crude was trading 20 cents firmer at $47.68 a barrel, while Brent slipped 24 cents to $53.50.
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But the other two conflicts are on firmer footing, as evidenced by injuries observed on the Iceman's body.
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Stock futures were mixed, the dollar was firmer and Treasury yields were slightly higher ahead of the testimony.
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Following falls across Asian share markets, European bourses opened firmer, with a pan-European index up 0.2 percent .
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It was also marginally firmer at 85.61 per euro, having touched a three-week peak during Asian trade.
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European stock futures pointed to a steady start while Dax futures and CAC 20.1 were a tad firmer.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of currencies, was a touch firmer at 93.212.
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In an appearance Friday, Dragnea said the party would be "firmer and more radical" in pushing through laws.
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The Colombo stock index ended 21 percent firmer at 2155.7500,458.33, edging up from its lowest close since Jan.
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Profits were also supported by firmer sales in Aspen's home market during the second half of the year.
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The majority of cattle on offer this week are expected to bring steady to firmer prices, they said.
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In one case, the Nerf gun was armed with off-brand bullets with firmer heads, according to CNN.
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Other emerging currencies retreated, hindered by a firmer dollar, which rose 75.9903 percent against a basket of currencies.
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Sentiment was also supported by a firmer finish on Wall Street on Wednesday after encouraging U.S. economic data.
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The two events were both signs that Russia is trying to establish firmer control over the lawless Donbas.
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The short end of the market was firmer after solid results of two-year JGB auction on Tuesday.
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China stocks were also firmer, as investors expect Beijing to unveil fresh stimulus to support the slowing economy.
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France is firmer than Germany on the need for a detailed declaration on the future relationship, for example.
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European markets opened firmer, with the automakers and tech sector indices rising 60.903 percent and 1 percent respectively.
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The Czech crown traded firmer by 0.1 percent against the euro at a one-week high of 25.68.
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Bonds traded firmer, with the yield on the benchmark 2026 paper slipping 4 basis points to 8.545 percent.
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China-Agri's shares were up 1.1 percent in afternoon trade, in line with a firmer overall market .HSI.
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A firmer iron ore price helped lift Johannesburg-listed producer BHP Billiton up 1.81 percent to 185.47 rand.
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At 0630 GMT the rand was 0.37% firmer at 14.2675 per dollar compared to Friday's close of 14.3200.
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Zalando's shares were down 225 percent at 4.53 GMT, compared to a 24.5 percent firmer European retail sector.
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The mining sub-index ended slightly firmer, while Chinese iron ore futures retreated from last week's record highs.
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However, "the Italian economy is still struggling to find firmer ground," ING said in a note on Tuesday.
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Brazil's real firmed more than 219.4579%, while Mexico's peso rose almost as much against a slightly firmer dollar.
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As you knead, the dough will get firmer and tougher with a texture reminiscent of a gummy bear.
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That is some way off the BOE's 2 percent target but firmer than we've seen in recent years.
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Potash Corp's stock was 60 Canadian cents firmer at C$23.63 on the Toronto Stock Exchange on Tuesday.
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I found with daily use that the matte finish gives you a firmer grip than the glossy ones.
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At 1500 GMT the rand was 0.75% firmer at 13.8500 per dollar after closing at 13.9500 on Friday.
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The lira currency weakened to below 3.0 to the dollar on Tuesday, but was somewhat firmer on Wednesday.
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This setup, researchers hypothesize, somehow seems to help "bind" active networks into a firmer representation of an experience.
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Financial markets were firmer on Thursday with the rupiah up 0.5% and the main stock index up 1.6%.
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Although I would like it to have been a bit firmer, I'll settle for that nice salty finish.
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The Australian dollar dipped about 0.15% to a 12-day low of $0.6992 against a broadly firmer greenback.
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Government bonds were firmer, with the yield on the benchmark 583 instrument down 1 basis point to 7.965%.
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The Aussie dollar stood flat at $0.6773 and the New Zealand dollar was a shade firmer at $0.6302.
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The rand is trading almost 4 percent firmer on the day, having risen in anticipation of the announcement.
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The spot rupee ended at 145.43/48 per dollar, slightly firmer compared with Monday's close of 145.45/50.
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A 2013 study has shown that if you're a smoker, quitting will result in thicker, firmer, faster erections.
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The greenback edged down 0.2 percent to 113.11 yen, while the euro was a touch firmer at $1.1844.
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Cold weather as well as firmer financial markets gave traders reason to cash in on record short positions.
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The rand traded 0.51 percent firmer at 12.65 per dollar, a level last seen in early August 2015.
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The lira stood at 5.8795 against the dollar at 1023 GMT, slightly firmer than Friday's close of 5.8910.
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It also contrasts with generally firmer demand at auctions of longer-dated paper, reflecting investors' search for yield.
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France and Germany have many things to talk about to set the monetary union on a firmer footing.
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Brent was 13 cents firmer at $77.50 a barrel, while U.S. crude inched up 4 cents to $67.58.
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Its 6% perpetuals were a touch firmer at a cash price of 6.30/8.40 against Wednesday's 5.00/8.00.
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The official guidance was 26.5863 pips or 0.33 percent firmer than the previous fix of 6.6493 on Monday.
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Its offshore counterpart traded 0.19 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.5871 per dollar at 0303 GMT.
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The stock market was set to open slightly firmer, with the Top-40 futures index adding 0.48 percent.
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A firmer dollar capped gains, as it pulled off 4-1/2 month lows, analysts and traders said.
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Dominion's stock was 0.2 percent firmer at C$17.39 on the Toronto Stock Exchange early on Tuesday afternoon.
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Brent was 5 cents firmer at $76.55 a barrel, while U.S. crude edged up 9 cents to $67.86.
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Thursday's official guidance was 305 pips or 0.46 percent firmer than the previous fix at 6.7075 per dollar.
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As of midday, offshore yuan was trading 0.57 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.8583 per dollar.
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Some lawmakers, including McCain, said a firmer response was needed to check Russian aggression in cyberspace and elsewhere.
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Turkey's lira was 0.5% firmer on bearish technical factors for the USD/TRY pair, while stocks rose 0.2%.
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The offshore Chinese yuan was a shade firmer at 6.831 per dollar after dipping slightly the previous day.
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Bonds were firmer, with the yield on the benchmark paper due in 2.433 down 3 basis at 8.39%.
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It has firmer support than others in Tempur-Pedic's lineup and is best for side and back sleepers.
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The benchmark share index, ended 0.31 percent, or 18.95 points firmer, at 13,092.45, the highest since March 1.
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It was trading 0.2 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.6.24000 per dollar as of 0218 GMT.
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The euro rallied to $1.0804, its highest in about six weeks and was 0.3 percent firmer against sterling.
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Japan's Nikkei recouped early losses to end a touch firmer at 0.06%, while Shanghai blue chips rose 0.3%.
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A firmer greenback makes bullion expensive for holders of other currencies as the commodity is priced in dollars.
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HONG KONG, Feb 252 (IFR) - Asian credits were firmer on Thursday, recouping some losses from earlier this week.
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But by leaving the options open, he helped normalize them and left them on a firmer legal basis.
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CME feeder cattle drew support from firmer back-month live cattle futures and higher cash feeder cattle prices.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 2108.20 were a fraction firmer but EUROSTOXX 21 futures dipped 2404.40%.
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The Azeri manat was 0.2 percent firmer on Monday after the central bank said it had sold dollars.
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But he said he would wait to see how the season played out to make a firmer decision.
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"I expected a much firmer austerity budget," Mohammed Nalla, head of strategic research at Nedbank, told the AFP.
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However, regulators are now trying to force banks to change their bonus structures and set firmer trading protocols.
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The currency fell 0.3% on the day against a firmer dollar but also lost 0.2% versus the euro.
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The tortilla itself is also a lot firmer than it looks, so it's not falling apart at all.
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Wheat is drifting without major news but with firmer Black Sea cash markets giving some support, Ammermann said.
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Bonds were firmer, with the yield on the benchmark 2026 government issue down 21 basis points to 7.945%.
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The pillows are firmer than many might expect, which might be good or bad depending on your preference.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 were a fraction firmer after a upbeat Wall Street session.
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The figures follow survey data for August which pointed to a firmer rebound in Brazilian manufacturing and industry.
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At 0610 GMT, the rand was 0.05% firmer at 14.5925 per dollar, from its Thursday close of 14.6000.
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Last year, JAB raised its stake in Coty to 60%, giving it a firmer grip on the company.
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As of midday, it was changing hands at 6.9543, 225 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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"The government ought to have gotten tougher, taking firmer action sooner," said Regina Ip, a member of Mrs.
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I prefer mattresses on the firmer side with plush bedding to soften things up, which was delivered here.
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The Aussie last traded 0.1% firmer at $0.6880, while the kiwi rose by the same margin to $0.6615.
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Behind the scenes, her team was already pressing to get the senator on firmer rhetorical and financial footing.
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U.S. crude was trading 36 cents firmer at $47.84 a barrel, while Brent rose 22 cents to $54.00.
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LOS ANGELES — A firmer timeline for the expected tug-of-war for 21st Century Fox has been established.
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Australia's dollar briefly extended its rebound from 3-1/2 month lows after firmer-than-expected inflation data.
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Yet the dip was brief and it was a shade firmer on the yen on Friday at 109.07.
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U.S. crude last sat 25 cents firmer at $53.54 per barrel and Brent added 16 cents to $59.28.
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House Democrats have good reasons to avoid a House vote that might land them on firmer legal ground.
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Its foam surface is on the firmer side, and it has three different textures (raised, tubular and flat).
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U.S. crude was trading 416 cents firmer at $47.89 a barrel, while Brent rose 29 cents to $54.07.
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The currency was changing hands at 6.9285 by midday, 171 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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Stocks closed firmer, with market heavyweight Naspers among the gainers after it hit a new all-time high.
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Materials stocks were supported by firmer iron ore prices while a rise in oil prices helped energy firms.
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Spot palladium surpassed $3.53,900 for the first time ever, while platinum jumped 2.5% and gold was 0.2% firmer.
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The FTSE 100 index comprising internationally-focused firms gained 0.2%, shrugging off the impact from a firmer sterling.
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Gold dipped though firmer oil prices and the upbeat U.S. data continued to support the wider commodity market.
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As such worries take firmer hold, share prices are likely to suffer for a while—perhaps quite badly.
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The two men will also share a meal, though firmer details were still being negotiated with Kim's emissaries.
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At 1500 GMT the rand was 0.22% firmer at 14.2880 per dollar from an opening level of 14.3050.
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Mining stocks such as Rio Tinto and Anglo American were the top performers, boosted by firmer copper prices.
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On the energy front, oil prices extended losses after declining in the last session on the firmer dollar.
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They had an America they wanted to protect, and they needed to see firmer borders drawn around it.
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That being said, I do prefer a somewhat firmer type, like something similar in consistency to ice cream.
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State Grid's 2021s and 2026s were also firmer, despite the tight pricings at spreads of 95bp and 125bp, respectively.
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It was one of only a few currencies to gain on the U.S. dollar, which was otherwise broadly firmer.
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Miners found support from firmer overnight metal prices, negating some losses in prices in early Asian trade on Wednesday.
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Beijing also helped sentiment by fixing the yuan's midpoint level for Thursday at a firmer level than the feared.
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Banks were also firmer, with Commerzbank rising 2.8 percent after a price target upgrade from analysts at Deutsche Bank.
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Switzerland wants the treaty to provide a firmer framework for aviation, rail traffic, common standards and processed farm products.
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The Hubble has a much bigger mirror than Kepler, and so should be able to generate a firmer signal.
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Firmer oil prices also helped the Dow and S&P 22.8 enjoy their best close of 250 on Friday.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 297.651 were a fraction firmer, as were those for the EUROSTOXX 26.9039.
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"We're firmer today because the market got deeply oversold, technically," said Don Roose, president of Iowa broker U.S. Commodities.
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The peso PHP= closed at 50.78 to the dollar on Thursday, firmer than the previous day's close of 50.92.
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The offshore yuan was trading at 7.0022 per dollar as of midday, firmer than the previous close of 7.0107.
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If you vote and get us one, I promise to keep a firmer grip on the mic this time.
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As of midday, the yuan was changing hands at 7.0664, 3 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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The moon also clashes with your ruling planet Saturn, asking you to set firmer boundaries in your public life.
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But this strategy may not work for everyone, in which case you might want to draw a firmer line.
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But against a firmer euro, sterling fell for a seventh straight day in its worst run since mid-2013.
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The lira was 0.8 percent firmer after hitting its strongest level against the dollar in more than a week.
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As of 0418 GMT, it was changing hands at 6.9611, 142 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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"Our economy is on firmer footing, but we are still distant from our 2 percent inflation target," Kuroda said.
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Its gains were most prominent against the Norwegian crown , which failed to draw any support from firmer oil prices.
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Bonds opened firmer, with the yield on the benchmark paper due in 2026 down 2 basis points to 8.31%.
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The Nifty public sector bank index - the biggest gainer - closed 1.69% firmer, while the metals index ended 1.32% higher.
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At 2214.32 GMT the rand was 20.71% firmer at 2125.37 per dollar compared to a session-low of 7903.
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A deal on Syria could place US-Russia ties in a firmer position as Obama prepares to leave office.
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Personally, I thought the the Leesa and Casper mattresses felt firmer, while the Tuft & Needle seemed a little bouncier.
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The Polish zloty was a touch firmer ahead of National Bank of Poland's rate decision, due in early afternoon.
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At midday, the spot rate was changing hands at 6.8380, 293.16 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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Ideally, your contribution would help your kids get on firmer financial footing, not live beyond their means, Sweeney said.
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At midday, the spot yuan was changing hands at 6.8653, 119 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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China's online retail market is huge, notching up about $2 trillion in sales annually, according to research firmer eMarketer.
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If you're in a relationship, these lunar eclipses will help you to set firmer boundaries where you need them.
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Sterling was a shade firmer at $1.98.055, crawling back from a 28-month trough of $1.2120 plumbed on Tuesday.
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Glencore, Anglo American, Rio Tinto and Antofagasta all rose between 1.8 and 2.3 percent, boosted by firmer copper prices.
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Japan's Nikkei fell 0.2 percent, after starting firmer as some selling pressure built ahead of the fiscal year-end.
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Foreigners hold around 2165.33 percent of Czech bonds, double year-ago levels, hoping to capitalise on a firmer crown.
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The euro was a fraction firmer at $1.0775 while the dollar dipped against a basket of currencies to 95.763.
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S. summit had become "broader and firmer," and it would calmly yet excitedly watch the historic meeting in Singapore.
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The dollar was a touch firmer at 110.95 yen, having hit a six-week trough around 110.10 on Monday.
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Corn also closed firmer but soybean futures settled lower after trading in positive territory for much of Wednesday's session.
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Spot prices slipped to a 3753-week low last week at $2375,20.5 on the back of a firmer dollar.
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Copper CMCU3 fell 2 percent to near a four-month low of $4,485.50 a tonne, on the firmer dollar.
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SaarLB has demonstrated an ability to generate moderate but consistent profit, driven by firmer margins in its French business.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer is a close Merkel ally but has taken a firmer stance on Russia's actions in recent days.
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The Colombo stock index ended 24 points firmer at 21,2155.6000, edging up from its lowest closing level since Jan.
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Ceylinco Insurance Plc rose 5.2 percent, while fixed line telephone operator Sri Lanka Telecom Plc closed 2.2 percent firmer.
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Futures for the S&P500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq were flat to slightly firmer after sharp falls on Friday.
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Shares in Boeing Co fell around one percent, before retracing part of their losses against a slightly firmer market.
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The euro started firmer but soon softened to $1.0917 while the dollar index was all but flat at 98.476.
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U.S. Treasury prices were slightly firmer in thin volumes as investors made minimal moves in a holiday-shortened session.
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The BoE is looking for evidence that the economy is on a firmer footing before it resumes raising rates.
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The broader NSE index closed 0.65% higher at 11,865.60, while the benchmark BSE index settled 0.74% firmer at 39,686.50.
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"Bonds are a bit firmer on the back of the softer German data," said Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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It was a fraction firmer on the yen at 107.33 yen, but still short of recent peaks at 107.78.
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Still, prices are supported by signs that the U.S.-China trade war will be resolved and firmer economic numbers.
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Chinese property bonds were all in demand with the curve a quarter to a third of a point firmer.
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The cedi was trading at 4.4650 to the greenback at 0935 on Thursday, firmer than 4.5490 a week ago.
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The benchmark NSE index ended 0.17% higher at 11,047.80, while the benchmark BSE index closed 0.10% firmer at 37,350.33.
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The R-Design model ($2075,2300 for the T24) adds 260-inch alloy wheels, sports seats, and a firmer suspension.
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Weakness in the dollar index was also in part due to the firmer euro, which held onto overnight gains.
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Antofagasta and ArcelorMittal both closed over 1 percent higher after a firmer copper price supported shares of mining firms.
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The rand extended its session gains to trade 0.44 percent firmer at 14.1375 per dollar as of 13 GMT.
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Steady-to-firmer cash prices in recent weeks suggest some packers are short on inventory, said analysts and traders.
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The dollar was firmer against the yen, with the greenback last fetching 112.56 compared to Wednesday's close of 112.27.
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Last week speculators cut more than 2000,000 contracts betting on firmer U.S. and Brent oil prices, a record high.
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The firmer prices came after crude registered its biggest loss in two years last week as stock markets slumped.
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For hydrated, firmer skin, and a natural-looking glow, Jergens Natural Glow +Firming Daily Moisturizer is our top pick.
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"The market was stable today with most investment-grade names slightly firmer," said a Hong Kong-based credit trader.
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The offshore yuan was 0.42 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 6.8465 per dollar as of 0830 GMT.
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The dollar index was firmer at 93.788, but still below a five-month high reached earlier in the week.
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Only half as much water is necessary in order to make the gelatin firmer and therefore more play-friendly.
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Higher rates could mean a firmer U.S. currency, which would make dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for non-U.
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Barclays shares were trading 1.35 percent firmer at 1244 GMT, outperforming a 0.8 percent rise on the FTSE 100.
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Emerging European currencies broadly firmed against the euro, with Poland's zloty 0.1% stronger and Hungary's forint was 0.2% firmer.
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The yuan was quoted at 7.0440 per U.S. dollar at 0708 GMT, almost 0.2% firmer than the previous close.
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Energy stocks also had a good session with Woodside Petroleum ending up 0.7 percent, underpinned by firmer oil prices.
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In an interview this week, Lin said that he felt liberated by a firmer sense of who he is.
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Elsewhere, sterling traded marginally firmer, fetching $1.2752 in early Asian trade with traders focused on the progress of Brexit.
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Republicans there control both legislative chambers — 18-14 in the Senate and a firmer 63-35 in the Assembly.
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The precious metal's upside, however, was capped by a firmer dollar and a slightly more hawkish U.S. Federal Reserve.
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The dollar index, which tracks the dollar against a basket of currencies, was firmer at 26 at 2265.25 p.m.
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The euro was a touch firmer after falling in the previous session, trading at $2200 at 230.2:03 p.m.
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Meanwhile, oil was slightly firmer after slipping in the previous trading session on the back of higher U.S. production.
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The Chinese currency was firmer on Monday amid, with the on-shore trading at 6.6203 at 3:18 p.m.
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It's a dual-sided mattress, so there is a firmer side for infants and a softer side for toddlers.
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After a turbulent August, stocks globally were on a firmer footing amid expectations of stimulus from major central banks.
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The broader NSE index closed 0.38% higher at 11,910.3, while the benchmark BSE index settled 0.33% firmer at 39,816.48.
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I've thought about that moment many times, because it led to a firmer conviction that I have a soul.
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Although creamy like mascarpone, it has less fat, is firmer and gets a slight tang from lactic acid bacteria.
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If it does, you might want to be firmer than just saying you would rather not talk about politics.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index rose 0.53% to close at 7,064.10, following a 0.7% firmer finish on Thursday.
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The rand currency ZAR=D3 was almost 1 percent firmer on the last day trading day of the year.
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HK/SIN, the dollar index was a touch firmer at 91.944, compared to a low of 91.751 seen overnight.
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Consider if you should have negotiated your rates differently or had firmer boundaries regarding the hours you'd be available.
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At the same time, members also urged Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to accept that commitment, if made firmer.
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Many found themselves battling stalled mortgage modifications and other problems, just as they were getting on firmer financial ground.
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Firmer oil prices helped energy stocks climb about 0.8%, with Santos Ltd and Worley Ltd rising over 1% each.
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Action was relatively muted in the currency markets, with the dollar a touch firmer against the yen at 109.84.
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What&aposs more, people&aposs tastes in mattresses tend to be idiosyncratic; some like firmer mattresses, others harder ones.
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The Dow had ended 0.05 percent firmer, while the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq both lost 0.09 percent.
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Economists think it's an aberration, and are expecting firmer prices when the Consumer Price Index is released on Friday.
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The dollar was a shade firmer on basket of currencies at 96.357, while the euro held steady at $1.1391.
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Brogeland told me that what he thinks the game really needs is a firmer cultural commitment to ethical play.
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CSI300's financial sector sub-index closed 0.3 percent higher, whereas the real estate index closed 0.7 percent firmer.
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Market turmoil: Stocks appear to have found firmer ground following rough trading sessions in Asia and the United States.
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Ramaphosa said the country's economy would be put on a firmer footing by the measures he announced on Friday.
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The ringgit MYR= initially weakened slightly on the news, then turned firmer, rising 22 percent to 23 per dollar.
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Bonds were firmer on Wednesday, with the yield on the benchmark 2026 debt down 5.5 basis points at 8.43%.
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Spot next ended at 145.95/146.15 per dollar on Wednesday, firmer than Tuesday's close of 146.20/30, dealers said.
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Friday's official guidance was 196 pips or 0.3 percent firmer than the previous day's fixing at 6.7940 per dollar.
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Against the dollar, it was 4.273 percent firmer but still not far off the record lows seen in January.
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Puma's shares were up 0.5 percent at 1053 GMT, underperforming a 1.8 percent firmer German small-cap index .SDAXI.
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The common currency was a touch firmer at $1.30, after falling as low as $1.2186 in the last session.
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The broader NSE index closed 0.02% lower at 11,555.90, while the benchmark BSE index settled 0.03% firmer at 38,730.82.
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The broader NSE index closed 0.25% higher at 11,946.75, while the benchmark BSE index settled 0.17% firmer at 39,908.06.
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A fall in German investor morale to the lowest level since November 2012 and a firmer dollar also knocked sentiment.
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Many onshore yuan traders expect the renminbi to continue trading in a tight range, and firmer than 6.92 per dollar.
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The yuan was quoted at 503 per U.S. dollar at 0357 GMT, up almost 0.3% firmer than the previous close.
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"There was not much activity today, but the rupee ended tad firmer on exporter dollar sales," said a currency dealer.
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The spot rupee was traded at 153.45/13 per dollar at 0620 GMT, firmer from Tuesday's close of 153.55/60.
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Bonds were firmer, with the yield on the benchmark paper due in 2026 down 3 basis points to 638.613 percent.
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Shares of the company fell as much as 2.5 percent in early trade on Thursday against a firmer broader market.
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Stock futures were firmer in the early Wednesday session, after Tuesday's sell off that sent the Dow down 799 points.
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After that inquiry, Britain expelled four diplomats and May told lawmakers that this time the response needed to be firmer.
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Firmer metals and oil prices as well as upbeat data on Chinese industrial profits helped mining shares recover recent losses.
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Global risk assets were also on slightly firmer ground after the Turkish central bank announced measures to support the lira.
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The firmer yen hit such cyclical stocks as automakers, while lower U.S. yields dragged down banks as well as insurers.
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Gold demand in Asia was subdued this week by a firmer dollar and weak seasonal demand in major trading centers.
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"The inflation data is clearly on the firmer side," said Richard McGuire, head of rates strategy at Rabobank in London.
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Denting bullion's appeal was a firmer dollar, which gained 0.2 percent, making gold more expensive for investors of other currencies.
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The euro was a shade firmer at $1.1157, but still not far from a near two-year trough of $1.1110.
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As the market's conviction of a rate cut keeps growing firmer, another Wall Street bank came out defying the consensus.
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At 219.75 GMT, the rand traded at 217 per dollar, 227 percent firmer than its New York close on Monday.
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By codifying its prohibitions into formal rules, the commission is hoping it will have firmer ground to tackle these issues.
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Gains for mining firms helped limit losses, however, with firmer metals prices driving gains in Glencore, Anglo American and Antofagasta.
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Dr. Rokhsar said I should see full results in two weeks — including firmer skin, shrunken zits, and a glowy complexion.
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The most active wheat futures were up 0.5% at $5.41-1/4 a bushel, after closing 0.6% firmer on Friday.
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"The course is only going to get firmer and tougher as the week goes on, with this wind," he said.
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By midday, the onshore spot rate was changing hands at 6.8910, 30 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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Brazil's real edged firmer, while Sao Paulo-traded stocks tacked on 0.4%, supported by gains among materials and energy stocks.
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The dollar remained sidelined against the yen at 108.49 , and a shade firmer on a basket of currencies at 97.657 .
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In commodity markets, oil prices were quoted a shade firmer in early trade after a mixed end to last week.
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The yuan was quoted at 7.0422 per U.S. dollar at 503 GMT, up almost 0.3% firmer than the previous close.
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In the end, Fetterman's numbers held firmer than expected, as he wound up with around 20 percent of the vote.
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At 1010 GMT, commercial banks quoted the shilling at 3,685/3,695, a touch firmer than Tuesday's close of 3,693/3,703.
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At 2470 GMT the rand was 0.13% firmer at 13.8225 per dollar, after closing at 13.8400 in the previous session.
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Shares in Aspen closed 1.2 percent firmer at 340.07 rand, recovering from a drop of 1.7 percent before its results.
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The region's main currencies are little changed so far this year as rising inflation would nudge them towards firmer levels.
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But it soon recouped losses and traded at 6.3238 at midday, 32 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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Bonds traded firmer, with the yield on the benchmark government paper due in 2026 down 2 basis points at 8.24%.
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Mr Trump was on much firmer ground when he was able to return to his preferred mode of bombastic grandstanding.
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Last week, investors got to see this future taking firmer shape when Amazon announced its intention to buy Whole Foods.
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A firmer U.S. dollar, which makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies had also pressured prices.
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After starting weaker, MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan swung 21.4256 percent firmer in very choppy trade.
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Most investors believe reform to the pension system is key to putting Brazil, Latin America's top economy, on firmer footing.
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Around the region, MSCI's Asia ex-Japan stock index was marginally firmer while Japan's Nikkei index closed down 0.4 percent.
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While last week's bid for investment safety in top-rated government bonds unwound, other traditional safe-haven bets held firmer.
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Today, U.S. retreat from the region has opened the door to Trump's trade adversary China to establish a firmer foothold.
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The spot rupee was at 2145.8000/146.00 per dollar at 0638 GMT, slightly firmer from Monday's close of 145.90/146.00.
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Sri Lankan shares were firmer, with the benchmark Colombo stock index up 0.03 percent at 6,427.06 as of 0528 GMT.
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The pound was also hit by a firmer dollar which hit a four-month high against a basket of currencies.
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SYDNEY, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Chinese metals futures opened firmer across the board on Thursday, boosted by a weak U.S. dollar.
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A firmer U.S. dollar, which makes U.S. exports more expensive for buyers holding other currencies, created some headwinds for grains.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was a fraction firmer at 96.3677 and the euro was steady at $1.1242 .
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The euro was a shade firmer on the dollar at $1.1207, bound between resistance at $1.1249 and support at $1.1175.
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The greenback was a touch firmer at 109.40 yen, nearing a five-month high of 109.49 set the previous day.
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It was a whisker firmer on Wednesday at 94.790, but still down over 7 percent on the year so far.
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The euro was a shade firmer against the dollar at $1.1207 , bound between resistance at $1.1249 and support at $1.1175.
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Of the two, in my experience, this is the superior pillow as it has more heft, and a firmer center.
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UGANDA The Ugandan shilling is seen trading firmer as inflows from commodity exporters and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) offer support.
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At 0610 GMT, the rand was 0.02% firmer at 14.7440 per dollar, barely changed from its overnight close of 14.7500.
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Even when you argue with his tweets, you create a firmer foundation for the medium, normalizing what should be appalling.
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Oil prices were a touch firmer at $55.11, a day after suffering their biggest one-day loss in six weeks.
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U.S. Treasury yields held near session lows after the data, while the dollar was firmer against a basket of currencies.
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Wednesday's official midpoint was 432 pips or 0.66 percent firmer than the previous fix of 6.6273 per dollar on Tuesday.
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We think the sticker shock and thin liquidity is enough to drive the dollar a little bit firmer for today.
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That's because the higher the pressure, the firmer the tire, and the more strength it has to support the plane.
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Spanish stocks rebounded 0.5 percent on Monday, out-performing broader European share markets, while the euro was a tad firmer.
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Chick-fil-A's biscuit is taller, firmer, and more colorful, while Wendy's has a more uniform, albeit flatter chicken patty.
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"Rupee is trading firmer on dollar sales by exporters and banks," a currency dealer said, asking not to be named.
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But I think he's on firmer ground touting a reduced uninsured rate than cost control as the legacy of Obamacare.
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"BI will continue to monitor economic developments and is ready to take firmer actions to ensure macroeconomic stability," Martowardojo said.
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"There is a firmer footing to the global economy, and this isn't enough to knock that narrative," Mr. Peron said.
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If it doesn't, it risks losing the loyalty of those calling for firmer action, and potentially brand dollars as well.
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At 2795.60 GMT, the rand traded at 22015 per dollar, 1.19 percent firmer from its New York close on Monday.
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Sri Lankan shares were firmer, with the benchmark Colombo stock index up 0.09 percent at 6,415.11 as of 0514 GMT.
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I had the opportunity to test the Allswell before the Leesa Hybrid mattress and found it to be slightly firmer.
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"Net trade was much weaker than expected, but domestic demand was firmer," said Masamichi Adachi, an economist at JPMorgan Chase.
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On Friday, the offshore spot was trading 295.37 percent firmer than the onshore spot at 20.0 per dollar by midday.
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Higher spot prices and firmer calendar spreads have caused some OPEC policymakers to conclude the market rebalancing process is over.
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On balance, she pulled it off, swatting his attacks aside and confidently delivering her own criticisms from higher, firmer ground.
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A firmer U.S. dollar, which makes U.S. exports more expensive for buyers holding other currencies, created additional headwinds for grains.
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Against a basket of major currencies , it was trading a touch firmer at 95.608, its highest in nearly two weeks.
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In emerging Europe, Poland's zloty marked time against the euro, while Hungary's forint was 0.1% firmer against the common currency.
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The benchmark Colombo stock index ended 0.23 percent, or 15.30 points, firmer at 6,593.25, its highest close since May 20.
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If you prefer a firmer hybrid and don't want to spend a lot of money, the Luxe is worth considering.
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At 53 GMT the rand was 25 percent firmer at 22.7 per dollar compared to a session low of 22019.
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HONG KONG, June 2 (IFR) - Asia credit markets were slightly firmer on Friday with Chinese property developers back in favour.
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Perhaps modulating this gene in the groundcherry will make possible a variety that keeps a firmer grip on its fruits.
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The dollar remained sidelined against the yen at 108.53 , and a shade firmer on a basket of currencies at 97.628 .
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The lines describing the rose are firmer than those evoking the contours of the leaves on the bouquet's outer edges.
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As of 0645 GMT, the rand was 0.69% firmer at 16.4500 per dollar, compared with Thursday's session-low of 16.6150.
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It's a little firmer than I usually like, but it's not so firm that sleeping on my side is uncomfortable.
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"The global oil demand growth backdrop is firmer than the protracted, multi-quarter hit expected by the market," he says.
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Around the region, MSCI's Asia ex-Japan stock index was firmer by 4.5%, while Japan's Nikkei index closed up 8%.
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Bonds kicked-off firmer, with the yield on the benchmark paper due in 2026 down 10 basis points to 10.515%.
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The WNBA, which was founded in 1996, is on much firmer ground and isn't slated to play until mid-May.
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The coronavirus crisis hit the Met just as it seemed to be finding a firmer footing after several tumultuous years.
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A pan-European equity index rose towards five-week highs while futures implied a slightly firmer open on Wall Street.
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Both onshore and offshore yuan bounced in early trade on Tuesday following the release of firmer-than-expected guidance rate.
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In recent days, the senator has encouraged Trump to take a firmer stance on pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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But I also hope I will live to see his message of defending the vulnerable take firmer hold in Japan.
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U.S. futures are firmer too, European shares are opening higher and world stocks are not far off 21-month highs.
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The edged higher against its broadly firmer U.S. counterpart after data showed Canada's inflation cooled less than economists had expected.
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Rieslings from Austria generally feel firmer, denser and more penetrating, while those from Alsace are altogether bigger and more voluminous.
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The device also claims to eliminate toxins in the body, reduce signs of aging, and give you tighter, firmer skin.
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The Colombo stock index ended 0.32 percent firmer at 6,711.67, from its lowest close since May 15 hit on Tuesday.
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However, I do complete the month with a sense of satisfaction and a firmer grasp on my relationship with alcohol.
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As of midday, the onshore rate was changing hands at 291.34, 20.2 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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As of midday, the spot yuan was changing hands at 6.8710, 90 pips firmer than the previous late session close.
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The dollar is weaker, and you can see across the base metals complex that it's a little bit firmer today.
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Old Mutual's Johannesburg-listed shares closed 201600 percent firmer on 22026 rand, while Nedbank slid 21.5 percent to 29.29 rand.
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"This uncertainty points to the argument that we should wait for firmer evidence before making any policy change," he said.
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On Monday, South African assets were broadly firmer on the back of measures from Chinese authorities to boost the economy.
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The rouble approached two-week highs against the dollar and Russian stocks touched fresh record highs thanks to firmer oil.
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The local currency briefly extended gains after Ramaphosa's speech before slipping back to trade 0.31 percent firmer against the dollar.
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Bonds were firmer, with the yield on the benchmark government paper due in 2026 down 6 basis points to 8.165%.
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After witnessing the war's mercilessness and struggling through internal conflicts, Yossarian is firmer than ever in his will to survive.
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Firmer oil prices underpinned gains among energy stocks with shares of Woodside Petroleum adding 0.7% and New Hope Corp 2.9%.
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Meanwhile, the Australian dollar edged up after falling as low as $0.7780 in the last session with the firmer dollar.
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The energy sector jumped about 1%, hoisted by firmer oil prices over concerns of a Middle East conflict disrupting supply.
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China's yuan was a shade firmer in onshore trading at 6.8469 per dollar after losing 0.25 percent the previous day.
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Measured against a basket of currencies, the dollar was a fraction firmer at 13, after bouncing from 94.171 on Tuesday.
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As of 0825 GMT, the rand was trading at 13.4025 per dollar, 0.13 percent firmer than its close on Friday.
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Prior to Tuesday's open, the PBOC set the midpoint rate at 6.8822 per dollar, firmer than the previous fix of 293.55.
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Bonds were firmer in early trade, with the benchmark government issue due in 2026 cutting 7.5 basis points to 8.765 percent.
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The yen weakened to a two-week low against the firmer dollar, at 113.64, while the Australian dollar was at $0.7668.
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Fortescue Metals advanced as much as 3.7 percent to touch a one-month high while Rio Tinto ended 23 percent firmer.
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For more individual stocks activity click on New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index was a touch firmer at 6.928.
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Trump could be headed for similar trouble, though Republicans appear to have a firmer grip for the moment on the House.
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The dollar eased slightly on the yen to 108.34, but was a shade firmer on a basket of currencies at 97.651.
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At 1535 GMT, the rand was 0.35% firmer at 14.0900 per dollar, as the U.S. currency slipped from two-week highs.
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At 1205 GMT the kwacha was at 10.9100 per dollar, slightly firmer than its close at 2185 in the previous week.
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The Fed's hike was not the only piece of news that could encourage the world's central banks to a firmer stance.
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I walked around with my head held a little higher, my strut a little firmer, and my smile a little brighter.
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Meanwhile, Sri Lankan shares were trading firmer, with the benchmark Colombo stock index up 0.18 percent at 6,534.16 at 0605 GMT.
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A firmer commitment to English at European and national levels would help extend that skill to Europeans who currently lack it.
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We've been seeing promises that a firmer timeline for release would arrive in "coming weeks" for what seems like months now.
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The hint of firmer demand from China provided a reprieve for commodity prices, which have been under the hammer for months.
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Shares of Lakshmi Vilas closed 4.98 percent firmer on the NSE index on Friday, while Indiabulls Housing ended 0.6 percent higher.
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Investors say tackling Brazil's crippling social security deficit is critical to putting the country on a firmer economic and financial footing.
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While the central bank set a slightly firmer-than-expected morning benchmark rate, it was still the weakest since May 2008.
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European bourses were seen starting slightly firmer, while the E-mini futures for the S&P 21.1050 ticked up 21.1230 percent.
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But if the Fed stands pat, "look for a flatter curve with firmer prices just past the 5-year," Vogel said.
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Commodities pared recent losses, with gold 0.6 percent firmer at $1,323.88 an ounce and off a five-week low of $1,306.81.
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Colombia's peso firmed 219.0585%, while local stocks tacked on 20.11%, with oil firm Ecopetrol SA up 2694.2% on firmer oil prices.
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The issue is just as fraught on platforms like Facebook, which are often more comfortable taking a firmer hand in moderation.
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S trade talks, while a firmer dollar capped gains for the bullion, which was drawing support from global economic slowdown worries.
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No. Although I lean towards wanting a firmer consistency with my nut butters, Justin's was dry and, overall, just too expensive.
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Some market participants had been expecting Draghi to take a firmer stance addressing the euro's potentially damaging surge against the dollar.
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Hillary Clinton, his Democratic opponent, was on firmer ground when she acknowledged that "race remains a significant challenge in our country".
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EMini futures for the S&P 21195.16 were still a fraction firmer, while 210-year Treasury yields held at 22016 percent .
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The firmer rand weighed on heavyweights that earn most of their profits abroad, with Naspers shedding 2.4 percent to 2,259.90 rand.
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The dollar was firmer against a basket of six major currencies: The dollar index traded at 49.783 at 3:35 p.m.
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